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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one, The freak Chew Baby,

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but you can do che chew fall
but ching goody cheer ba ball,

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but go do you chew bab ball? The ching and goo che please come,

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cheap ba ball, the ching goo
please come. I'll get it.

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I'll get it in. Yeah,
I'll get it in. Damn it all

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right. Six thirty five The Dirty
down Beat, The dark down Beat.

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I have a seven forty two A
m. Sunrise. Really yeah, we're

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gonna be done. Yo Quick clean
up. One's daylight savings time. Mike

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Quick clean Up is a great I've
never heard this song. What is this?

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What's the name of this song?
What would you get? As called?

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Baba you do boo? I was
gonna say Bob about your doo boo.

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The He's a cornerback for the Cowboys. First round pick, Baba Chodoo

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boo ay, fourth selection, Actually
Colorado cornerback Bob but chadoo boo. This

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is a good pick. This is
a good pis the one. He's tall.

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He's a tall cornerback. That would
be Haley's comics a band fish,

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not Bob but chadooboo Haley's common.
Yeah, absolutely, it makes sense.

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A study in Michigan found a twenty
four percent increase in heart attacks on the

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first Monday after the clock shift.
Don't tell me that I'm already my hands

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are now shaking and I chase copper
twenty fourth your left arm herd up.

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There's also one second away I feel
like an eight percent bump, and the

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number of strokes in the first two
days after that. Why is this disrupting

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the body's internal clock? Also circadian
rhythms. Six percent increase in fatal car

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crashes. Okay, well, yeah, dude, to sleep deprived drivers.

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Most likely it happened during the morning
hours of six and eight AM. So

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listen, everyone, slow down.
Listen to us. That's because it's dark.

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It's not because they're sleep deprived.
Dude. That the circadian rhythm thing

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is on point, because by all
metrics, I should have fallen asleep at

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my normal TI hour that I'd go
to sleep last night, and I could

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not shut my brain down until damn
near midnight. Yeah, it was horrible.

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No, it's gonna happen. It's
gonna take you a week or two

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to get used to that. It
isn't gonna take telling tonight. Then you

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saying I'm just telling you doesn't provide
any more information. Well, you guys

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were afternoon duns. I went through
this last year for the first time,

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and it was tough. You guys
got to sleep in They're a real warrior.

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I am. You've been through it. I have. I put my

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heart on the line here a week
or two. It really is. No,

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it's not gonna I'll be fine tomorrow. Like seriously, tonight, I'll

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just go to bed early because I'm
effing tired. Not just like I'm just

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being very reasonable here, I mean
and serious. For once. I know

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when the sun is up at nine
o'clock still and then eventually peter off into

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eight forty five, it's still you
will not feel like I need to get

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in bed, and you're still gonna
be waking up at the same time.

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And it's it's it's just it's just
different. You don't feel like going to

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bed at nine o'clock, where when
it is already dark at night. Oh

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yeah, I guess I can get
ahead of things and I can get in

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bed at nine, nine thirty ten. I guess it is a pretty good

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strategy that if you work am drive. This would be the perfect week to

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take off. Yeah, maybe,
and then you've adjusted. They're good.

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They are, damn it, they're
good. It's smart again. What can't

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they do. I'm Dan and I've
been alive for collectively over one hundred years.

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Kevin, We've gone We've gone through
this before. But thank you for

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the information. You've never had to
wake up. You don't know on a

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day to day basis. I really
don't know that he was in the Air

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Force ever tell you that. Okay, let's do this JJ, I want

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to st end. They got us
up pretty early those day, those years,

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those scheduled tea times weren't going to
enforce themselves. The base commander was

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playing at one pm twilight. His
name was uh called them three b's and

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a g. It was pretty at
General Barry Barksdale. I'm like shy,

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that's Kevin Turner. Danny Baylis is
here. J J. Jackson is here,

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just glowing after last night's Oscar festivities. And damn it, that is

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the most important thing in the world, right Hell yeah, man, Ryan

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Gosling, That's the most important thing
in the whole world, the most important

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thing happening in the world. Oh
God, I'll tell you what. Nobody's

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more excited about his performance last night
than Mikey. Well, no, we

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didn't have anything for the most important
thing in the world. I threw it

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out. No, no, no, dude. Just in your text our

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text exchanges last night during the U
during the presentation, you were real horny

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about Ryan Gosling. I said,
I was ahead of you guys by like

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an hour because I appreciate you appreciate
commercial marshals and the sponsors of these significant

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events, and I watched them,
and I consider maybe I will purchase a

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quality Rolex or you know, switch
to Geico. Maybe I will. You

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guys, it right through. You
don't know who brought us the Oscars,

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So did you even watch the Oscars? We care about the sponsor so much

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you could have gone to the Albmo
Draft House watch party. I spent enough

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time at almod Draft House because I
love it there. The uh so,

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yeah, I was ahead of you
guys, and yeah, I said John

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Cena was winning the night until Ryan
Gosling. I'm just ken, which we

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knew is gonna be good. And
you, I mean, you can almost

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picture it before it started, like
this is gonna be fun. It's gonna

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be great. And he absolutely moonshoted
that thing and it was beautiful and cool.

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And I don't know, well,
if you want to play, I

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don't even play some of it,
or if it matters with it two and

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two and a half minutes, it's
like three minutes. That's play some of

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it? How about that? Yeah? I thought the beginning was funny.

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Crack me up because Billie Eilish is
right behind him laughing, and then Margot

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Robbie's in front of him laughing,
laughing to start in the crowd, always

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a good choice. Yeah, with
his hat over his face right here,

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he laughs for the first time a
little bit. I can't explain. He

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touches Mark Ronson. Oh my life
been so that Mark Ronson, the guy

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on base. Okay, we had
Wolfgang von and Halen van Halen von Halen.

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He was in there. I didn't
notice Wolf up there, really,

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I noticed Fat Slash showed up O
Fat Chain Slash. I'm not he's done

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enough. He's done it all.
He's done it all. Now you get

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to eat hell. When does Slash
get the phone called say hey Slash,

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we need you to show up at
the oscars And is it just understood that

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he wears the outfit that he squeezes
into the leather pants and and finds the

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top hat and the top of the
closet somewhere he's probably got on a little

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foam head right by the front door. Maybe he gets the call. You

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can just imagine him when he gets
the phone call to be Slash, that

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he's kind of got like that whole
thing, like a kind of like a

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fireman does when the bell goes off
and the fire station and they all have

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to put on their gear. He's
got. He's got the Slash you know,

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coat racks and all the crap on. Hes got a little British phone

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booth right by the front door.
Yeah, and he just steps in and

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spins around and he comes out one
after one rotation. I always thought he

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was in laugh Like is he at
home with the hair back and he's got

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you know, a froze off sweatpants, top crocs, just a bowl of

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Lucky Charms sitting on his belly,
and the red phone with the light bulb

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on it goes off date and time, I guess. And does he have

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to send the Slash outfit to a
tailor like every year to make sure it's

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updated with his enchilada intake take it
out, take it out. Is he

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a brit slash? Yeah, anything
about that much. Okay, you've known

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him your whole life and I'm I'm
ninety. Like he was born in England.

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Yeah, he doesn't have an accent. Slash. Saul Hudson is a

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British American musician born in Hampstead,
London. Do you know when he moved

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because he sounds just like an La
dude because his name is slash. Okay,

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what Saul Hudson's a cool name,
yeah, but it's not good enough.

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So he's got three letters s La. Hampstead, London moved to LA

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with his father when he's five years
old. Okay, I don't care.

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Sorry, you're Britt. He's African. He's African American too. Did you

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know that? No? Is he
trying to look up verification on that?

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He's claimed that at some point.
Yeah, so he tweeted that one thing

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out. Uh yeah, anyway,
Britt didn't know. I mean I knew

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a few years ago. I looked
it up. I'm like, oh my

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god, slashes of brit never knew
it for for many decades now, So

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you had Wolfie, He had Slash, he had Mark Ronson who co wrote

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the song, and he was playing
bass guitar. That was the first guy

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that that gossling acknowledge on stage.
He's got a lot a little subtle who's

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funny, He's funny. And the
production of that, that number, the

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choreography that was involved, the amount
of rehearsals to go down, was it

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all? Uh, Marilyn Monroe Diamonds
are a Girl's Best round, the whole

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thing with the recount a little send
up of that. Well, yeah,

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because they were wearing the stripe,
I mean they all had the same outfits

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on him sitting on the you know, on the stairs, like it was

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almost a remake of that. I
just don't know if they did. Yeah,

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the champagne glass and it was all
send up of of Marilyn Monroe.

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I thought it was great, honestly
for something everyone's looking forward to. And

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then the fact that he goes out
in the damn crowd and those girls are

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losing their mind. My favorite party
goes down to Greta Gerwig, the director

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who didn't get nominated for Best Director, but she did Barbie right and she's

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singing it and then Margot Robbies are
singing and then Emma Stone who he was

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in La La is Land with is
singing it like they all knew it.

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Yeah, is great that the lyrics
picks with Glenn's live on the oscars.

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Do you see all the kins with
them too? Some of them? Yeah,

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the ones that didn't have the hats
on. They were all the Kiins

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from the movie. But Alan Kingsley, Yeah, no, Alan, I

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didn't see Michael Sarah Allen should have
been involved in the back, just peering.

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He's working on his cream commercials.
It was great. I thought it

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was so good. I don't know
for something that we were looking forward to.

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He nailed it obviously, and that
was it first too. Huh.

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I'm glad it wasn't first. Yeah. Fine, you know it's like something

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to like look forward to the night
just going on. You know, I

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think Ryan Gobslin is getting dangerously close
to the approaching the highest recorded Q rating

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in history. Do you think is
that the one you'd turned for? Well,

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I don't know about that. Oh
is happy about that because the Q

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rating is high. I would imagine
even QAnon loves Ryan Gobbs Like, who's

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anti Ryan? I'm sure somebody is, Oh, I mean, how could

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the things that were probably said or
stereotyped about here? I mean, I

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would like to hear we didn't do
it when y'all played when this song came

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out out months ago. I would
like to go back and find the tape

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of y'all commenting on Ryan Gossling has
released a song for the new Barbie movie

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that wasn't out yet, and odds
are you probably trapped on it. I'm

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sure we did. Yeah, you
know, well I didn't understand what the

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movie was. No one understood,
dude. You had no idea, you

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know, because this was so far
out of the context and comprehension of what

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anybody thought this movie was going to
be when they said we're making a movie

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about Barbie and this. I don't
want to get stupid about it, but

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it did have It had a real
social impact, I thought, and I

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thought it had a message that was
far beyond just girls playing with dolls.

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Well, yeah, that's the whole
point of its success, right, But

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I don't ever remember I remember being
intrigued by it when those first screenshots popped

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up of them rollerblading dressed up like
that, Like, what the hell?

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I don't think. I don't think
I was ever curiously negative about it,

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and the fact that he sings a
song fine, I thought. I don't

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think I ever was anti but whatever. I think. All the negative views

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on it came when people thought Amy
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she was originally cast it as barber. That's where all the negative chatter and

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talk came. And then when they
announced that she's not doing it, and

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then Margo, okay, it kind
of settled down. And then the photos

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were releasing on set and you're like, Okay, you still don't know,

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but but it looked like because the
set looked awesome, like like clothing is

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exactly what she wore as a barbie, so it was really cool to see

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it kind of all her. I
didn't. I wasn't. I didn't like

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Love Blown Away by the movie like
a lot of people were. I liked

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it. You had a tummy egg, Well, that's true. I ate

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cheese sticks for you last night,
did you? Yeah? Girl? I

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mean did you eat the whole order
Buddy system when you ordered the cheese sticks

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at all my draft house and don't
back it up with a pretzel. It

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is delicious, but then you're watching
the movie Barby's. Yeah, Mikey went

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to Barbie. Good God, is
that a reissue? I feel like eight

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months ago Mikey saw Barbie at Alamo
draft House and ate eight large mazzarella sticks

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and then for dessert had a gigantic
pretzel and no doubt probably minimum four.

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I pas, Yeah, no,
wonder you felt you had a rumby in

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your tumbly Winnie the Pooh, Yeah, no, wonder that movie didn't blow

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you. And then you tried to
Pooh Bear Christina late that night. Come

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here. I don't know if you
noticed, but I'm just wearing a shirt

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bear that poor girl. I ordered
the mostrel sticks. My my eyes are

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bigger than my stomach and my mouth, I get it, but they're good.

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Then the Mostrelo sticks hit and they're
hot. You have like two of

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them, Oh my god, there's
are delicious. Then you have four,

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four of them, five, and
then it was one left. You gotta

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finish? Am I gonna just leave
it there? Yeah? You don't do

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that? What are you? A
farmer? Hungry kids out there? You

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eat it for them? Kids are
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what weird Al said. So just
to eat it, so you just ate

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that and then you're like, I
don't know, but that pretzel pretzel,

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I'm just gonna try it, Like
one bite is that beer cheese? That's

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good too. Look, I understand
what I did. I screwed up,

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and it did impact how much I
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fine and I probably will watch it
again. But anyway, that was amazing

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what you said about Ryan Gosling though, because he started as a child actor

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guy, you know, so you
do all that stuff, and maybe there's

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a little bit of people who are
like skeptical or they don't take you seriously

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or whatever, like even like I'm
trying to think the first time I ever

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saw him outside of maybe Goosebumps and
remember the Titans, where he doesn't have

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a very big role, but he's
in it, like, oh it's the

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guy from the Signs. Oh yeah. And then he's in, you know,

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movie after movie, and then you
finally see something that he's in and

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go, oh, he's good.
But I never thought about him the way

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I thought I can think about him
now. The only I think if you

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have a negative thought or opinion on
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or the other of you're jealous,
yes, or the overexposure. You know

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that he's top of mind all the
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it's all over headlines. And I
think the windows him is wide open starting

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today. And yes, that's why
my peak today and then in the next

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six months will be over Ryan Goslin
dirt. However, because people hate what

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becomes super popular. Yeah, boy, he did another comedy movie though,

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Well, he's got fall Guy coming
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stuntman movie, which apparently is amazing. That would be great, Yeah that

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by this weekend, really, and
then somebody somebody said it's it's I think

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somebody said it's one of the best
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He's done good movies, He's done
hilarious movies. He's done he's a badass

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movies. I don't know. I
really doesn't like him. I mean,

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you what's not to like. The
DU's great looking, he's cool, he

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doesn't take himself too seriously, he's
legit funny. You can tell the look

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on those girl's eyes that he's worked
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and they're like glowing because they were
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Okay, it's it's kind of annoying, Okay, And that's exactly why

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the will plummet. He really is
perfect. It's the too good to be

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true. Yeah, it really is
the cynical too good to be true thing.

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I mean, Ryan Reynolds a couple
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like I don't even know. And
then you look at I actually looked

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this up, like I try to
find the highest Q rating of all time,

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and there's like some okay, ten
years ago Tom Hanks that obviously was

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taken care of. Q rating plummeted. Yeah, after you ate all those

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babies, Well, we need babies. You're gonna lose some people, and

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then like Morgan Freeman, you know, but then there's like stuff political.

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Yeah exactly, so I think if
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was always real high in the Q
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stage Hollywood's biggest fight. Has it
been two years since that? Yeah?

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Yeah? Eight years to go in
prison? He's an Oscar prison for eight

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more years. Yeah, he got
he can't go. I also, is

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there a brig? Is there a
brig backstage at the Oscars that every year

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Will Smith just in there. Yeah, he has to go in there,

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bread and water. He's like got
a hot older woman and they don't rub

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it in everyone's face. You never
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canoodling. Was she there last night? No? Who is he was that?

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Who do he put the hat on? That's his sister. I think

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he usually brings like his mom ors. That's what I'm saying. Just come

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on, it's too much. He's
so perfect. Bradley Cooper's kind of like

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that too. People love him.
No, No, he looks too much

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like Dustin Johnson. The Bradley Cooper
I think is up there. He's up

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there. But no, this dude
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thing right now. And then a
few years ago when Jimmy Kimmel hosted and

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he did that bit whereas people from
the street came in, they thought they

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were coming into museum and they were
just like, look at all the celebrities.

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And Ryan Gosling stands up and like
gives that a woman like a kiss

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on the cheek, and she was
just like and gave her Come on that

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great. I would have been like, all right, you're coming with me?

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Right after that, You're so perfect. I don't understand. Right after

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that, like, come on,
god, we'll vote Ryan Gosling in the

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November election. Slash say which Goslin
is? Canadian? Knowledge is power?

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Kevin, we are American? Did
you hear me said that the American election?

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The American election? Did you know
the Brits had Mother's Day over the

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weekend? I know because of the
Academy Awards. Yeah, I didn't know.

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I saw ron Wood of the Rolling
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bride when their two kids and was
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to check the date on it,
and I'm like, Ronnie, I was

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like, I guess it's a different
day in uh in the UK? Yeah,

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why can't weave a uniform on that
fake ass holiday? Anyway? Thanksgivings

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off in some countries Canada, for
instance, Boxing Day. Yeah, figure

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it out, Hey, Patrick's Day
is all the same, right, Just

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get Ryan Goslin on the show,
dude, this week would be that's not

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my job preferred. I'll call rich
Rice, He'll come through. That's a

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joke. Everyone text all all the
PR people PR people and ask if they

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have a lead for Ryan Gosling and
just see what they were how they're fing

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that's wacky. People like that.
People like that stuff. They think it's

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really hits at home. It's very
related. It's hard enough to get guests

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booked from the teams they work for. I don't want to piss them off

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by making frivolous requests for the guze
the Cowboys. We're in your state.

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No, Danny, I don't have
any contact with Ryan Goslin, so I

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don't know. No. Text John
Blake and ask if he has any connection

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with Brian golfin Okay. Please all
right, fine, give me your phone.

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It's four fifty six am out in
Arizona. He'll be all right,

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I know, right, just call
him. What do you want? Hey,

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Danny, still don't have time for
Bochie. Oh no, it's not

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that we want Ryan Gosling. Yeah, don't want Bochi. Don't want Bochi?

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Easy one. He just hands him
the phone. We'll have more Oscar

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stuff at eight, okay, including
some adio which there are a few funny

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things. Of course. I had
a big surprise last night, an underdog

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story. Uh. But next in
sports, we got a lot of things,

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including today is the beginning of NFL
free agency. Will the Cowboys be

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quiet as usual and mister Unlimited has
a new team next to ninety seven one, The Freak