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

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here we go, look at you? What inspired this? Heard this song?

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Have you heard this one before?
I heard the first like thirty seconds

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seven? Would say this sounds good
too, that's a just everyone likes this

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if you hate Radiohead, right,
yes, I still like this song.

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Yes I did too. You know
they played this at the show I was

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at at MSG and they very rarely
play this song and the crowd, even

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if you're like a crazy Radiohead fan
freaked out because we even like it.

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I think you and I are simpatico
that we are not the old guard Radiohead

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people that just thought man so looked
after okay computer man. No. I

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think you and I have evolved with
them absolutely and stayed true to them.

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There is that faction though, that's
like thinks anything Man the Bins was their

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best record, which it may very
well be. That's all open for a

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good Yeah. Well, there's a
faction thinks they're absolutely just a one one

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hit wonder. M oh yeah.
People just don't know. Yeah, But

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I love the stuff that they continue
to do, and I think the new

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Smile stuff is great. They're just
I don't know. It sounds like it

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was a movie stuff. This was
a huge nineties hit, probably right around

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maybe about a year before you were
born. Yet three looked up this was

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ninety three. Okay, so then
the Bins was what ninety five? Is

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that right? Yeah? I think
so? Okay, Wow, I'll be

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damn yeah, you were you was
one. You're a baby baby the center,

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a little little bassinette rocking out to
creep, a little slugger, a

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little bat in one hand, and
you can't even hold the way to the

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bat, but she can press play
on that damn CD player well with Pablo

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Honey, but I don't like most
of it. I like that one song

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so great. That is dandy baylist. J. J. Jackson will be

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pressing play with our movie expert at
nine o'clock. She's seen a couple of

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big ones. We got Sports of
seven coming up here a little bit.

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I guess the little Cowboys stuff MAVs
with a pretty dominant victory last night.

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We'll get around some crap there.
Uh. I do kind of want to

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tease forward. I think our friends
from London, at least one of them

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is going to join us tomorrow right
on, because look I ain't gonna lie

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my f one pants are exploding.
I don't know. It's hard to stand

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next to you in certain incidents.
Yeah, and you shouldn't. You should

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not stand within d There's nothing worse
than standing next to a man that has

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a Icelandic volcano just ready to erupt
in his action pants. I figured this

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out too. I think, look, this might be real, too deep

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for a pre open to the most
important thing in the world, But I

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figured out the meaning of life looking
forward to crap. I'd literally think that's

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the meaning of life as we all
search, because whether that be I'm looking

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forward to the Formula one race in
Las Vegas this weekend, I'm looking forward

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to your big event tomorrow night.
I'm looking forward to you know, and

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I'm speaking for anyone one day getting
married and having a kid. I'm looking

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forward to getting rich. It means
excess, whatever it is. I think

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that's all it is is. We're
the things that you dream about in the

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future, whether it be minute like
a car race coming up, or the

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Cowboys and Panthers game, or the
NFL playoffs this year. I think that's

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really kind of it. And then
the other side of that is that most

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of it doesn't live up to the
excitement of leading up to it. Yeah,

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like the Masters did it exceeds.
Hey, right now I'm freaking out

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about next April, Like it's I
think about it every few days. I

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think that's kind of it is just
the things you're looking forward to, whether

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they be huge or tiny. I
think this is a broader existential discussion.

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But yeah, a lot of people
would say that the meaning of life is,

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you know, being able to sit
still in a place and be able

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to be okay without distractions. What
you're describing is the anticipation of your next

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distraction from real life. Yeah,
okay, that's a way to put it.

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Yeah, yeah, I don't know
if there's a right or wrong way

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to me. John Lennon said it
best whatever gets you through the night,

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you know, and hopefully you can
stay alive through whatever that is that gets

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you through that night. But we're
all just little cockroaches, just scurrying around

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when the light comes on in most
instances, just trying to survive. I

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mean, Drake said it best you
only live once, yolo, but too,

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Yeah, I mean it's hard.
I mean, you don't especially if

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you you know, find financially short, you know, it's hard to do

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the things that you love, so
obviously when the opportunity presents itself no doubt,

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and you've worked hard to save and
do what you can, well,

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it's just for that few hours.
Yeah, I agree with that there are

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limitations because you can't do but that's
another broader one to be. I'm looking

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forward to being having financial freedom,
I think, and you know, me

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or you or any of us,
am I on the path to that as

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best I can be? Yes?
And that will make it so then I

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can go to Italy or whatever that
looking forward to dream is, or going

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to the Caribbean or whatever it is. In one way, you're describing hope,

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and we all need hope to remain
kicking, I believe, you know.

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And the anticipation of something in the
future, being excited about something,

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it kind of gives you hope that
I don't know that something brighter is ahead.

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Yes, And I think that when
we get in our older ages and

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we've kind of done everything, or
really you don't have the I don't know,

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the energy or the opportunities to set
these little little goalposts out in front

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of you to look forward to.
I think that's when the mind starts deteriorating

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and you just kind of go,
you know what, I think I've just

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done enough here. Yeah, I'm
gonna will myself to the afterlife. Yeah.

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I mean it's kind of sad because
you know, when people retire,

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it's like what you're what sixty seventy
depending on the age of you you're retiring,

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because because I'm just thinking, like
my father, my dad just retired.

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Now. Literally the first thing I
say, I was like, how

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what are you gonna do? Like
you did it, like you can do

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so much now to work. He's
just like, you know, I'm just

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gonna fix some stuff around the house. I was like, well, that

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that's it, Like there's no grand
plan, like I think, I just

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think of retiring, you like buy
a boat and you just ail the seas

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for a few months and you know, I mean I mean obviously, yeah,

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you don't have the money to do
that, you know. But it's

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kind of sad though on the way
too, that you're thinking after retirement when

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you're all like, you just don't
want to do anything after that. You

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just you've already done so much and
now it's like, well that brings in

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a question the structure of our entire
American existence or traditional work existence, where

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you work X amount of years and
then you make enough to enjoy your golden

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years when you know, ideally you'd
have been enjoying all the years when you

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had you know, your health and
your your spry and your youth. But

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it's all relative to you. I
mean, they're as far as the affordability

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factor, they're you know, none
of us in here are rich by any

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stretch. But you know there's things
that I'm watching the Crown, you know,

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for example, and the things that
they the privilege that they have and

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that they're afforded to do, and
the things that they have to look forward

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to on a scale are just like
what I will never be able to do

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that kind of stuff in my lifetime, whereas us, you know, maybe

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looking forward to meeting a friend that
you haven't seen in yeah, in six

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months, on a Friday night.
That that's cheap, It doesn't really cost

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anything to do that. You can
you know, you can be just as

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excited about meeting that friend as King
Chuck can be excited about going to Scotland

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for the weekend, Yeah, to
play golf, to the castle in Scotland.

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Yeah, Balmorra or whatever. That's
exactly right. I'm in it,

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bro Oh, I'm in it deep, I love it, deep in it.

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Well, the very shortest term and
least existential is And the reason this

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came up is that I'm very excited
for the F one race in Vegas this

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weekend. But I know, much
like most sporting events, it's gonna the

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anticipation is the best part, Like
the excitement of what's gonna happen, Who's

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gonna be there, It's gonna be
wheels off? Is it gonna be a

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cluster blank? Is it gonna be
great? Like, it's just gonna be

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a race that Max Ferstaff and crushes
everyone. And then I'm gonna be like,

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all right, Well that was it, and the best part was before

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it happened. And I just think
that applies to most sporting events, like

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most most things, most sexual encounters, yeah, in about all of them.

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The anticipation, you know, all
those sometimes have a decent culmination.

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Anyway, all that nonsense, which
we could certainly kick around in a different

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full segment at some point, is
to say that I'm very excited about what's

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going down in Vegas this week and
our friend Sam Sage, who lives in

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London. He's been on twice with
us, is a hilariously entertaining guy,

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including I just listened to a podcast
that they came to Austin for that F

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one race, and just last night
I was going to bed listening to another

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podcast and they randomly brought up I'm
not doing the British accent, but they're

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like, oh, I miss Austin, I miss Heb Hebb. Yeah.

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Did they know what they were saying. No, They're like us, everything's

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a joke and they're like, ah, hebbb, we miss Hebb so much

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because they fell in love with he
What do they have over there, like

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I have publics or what is it
called publics is Florida? Yeah, that's

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right. Yeah, bring them on. Yeah, screw it. We got

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no KT trying to keep us on
on the rails. Today. We got

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a caller. He's got something to
say, Yo, Yo, what's up.

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How y'all doing guys? As Jose, how are you today? We're

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doing good? No? Good man, good? Hey. I just wanted

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to kind of pitch in a little
bit of on the whole topic, is

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that the sad thing is that a
lot of times, we don't do stuff

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until something tragic happens to us.
Right. So I was talking to someone

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and I was like, Hey,
I'm living my life like I have a

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terminal illness and I don't. Right. So, yeah, I went through

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I went through a divorce and a
few years ago, and and now what

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I do and if I want to
go to a YouTube concert because because I

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want to go to this here I
do. You know, my birthday,

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I go to a Cops Cops game
at Wrigley And you know, you usually

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think, so it's sad that something
bad had to happen for us to start

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doing that. Yeah, perhaps to
trigger that reality. And we do get

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stuck in ruts. I think in
the lives we're not to say stuck in,

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but some of us find ourselves stuck
in. But like JJ brought up,

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there's financial limitations to that. I
mean, I you know, there

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are people who would be like,
God, I could use a trip to

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see you two at the sphere,
but you know, with hotels and everything's

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like, what are you just gonna
gut yourself? Like it's unfortunate that that's

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the case. Yeah, And you
know I called a while a while back,

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and I talk to you guys about
growing up in Mexico. But the

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difference here in that you is that
I see all the time is that if

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I want to go to a YouTube
concert and I'm broke, I can sign

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up and drive over for a day
and make two three hundred dollars, right,

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And so there's ways to do it. But a lot of times we'll

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admit ourselves and go, oh no, I'm too tired. I don't want

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to do this, I don't want
to do that. But man, hearing

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that you is is the contur of
opportunities that you can do whatever you want.

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Really now, it's good to hear
you say that, and you're right,

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And I think generally speaking, don't
within reason, don't let the finances

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be a reason you don't do these
things, and take it. Take your

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opportunities, especially if one presents themselves. You know, somebody invites you with

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a ticket to you two and you're
like, how am I gonna get a

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hotel? And all this generally go
man, we're gonna keep our head downs,

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we're gonna work, and no one's
coming to your house too, I

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mean, probably to kick you out
of the thing, and you know,

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pack a backpack and you know,
like you're generally gonna be able to piece

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this all this thing together and get
by. So I think, say yes

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something for free too, Like you
can go and get kicked out of Arby's

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for free, We gotta go.
You clearly hit a nerve. We really

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have to. All right, due
thanks for having in all right, But

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we were talking, you and I
were talking about this. I give this

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last week. It was all a
big set up. Just to be clear.

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It's one Arby's, Yeah, Spring
Valley and uh Montfort. We were

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talking to you and I were talking
about this. It's like the hesitation to

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do something when it comes to,
oh should I spend two hundred dollars on

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this? I don't know. I
don't think we know, like any of

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our friends. The point is is
somehow you always figure it out. Yeah,

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you know, we always somehow figure
it out. I don't really think

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I have anybody in my either close
circle of friends or in the next periphery

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of friends that are at risk no
matter what they decide of living under a

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bridge. You always figure it out, Yes, we do. But everyone

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is different. Yeah, and there's
someone listening right now that's on their way

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to job one of two today,
you know, and is just paddling hard

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to keep their nose above the water
financially. And whether that is because of

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life circumstances, medical circumstances which unfortunately
is an issue oh my god, you

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know, or things out of their
control, you know, or their own

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poor decisions earlier in life, you
know that put them in some sort of

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debt that they can't get themselves out
of, which is not really easy to

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get out of that hole once you
dig it. You know, it's different

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for everyone, so it's easy.
That's why I say generally, generally seize

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opportunities when they present themselves to you
and enjoy the hell out of this one

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ride the best you can within your
means. Right, But that might be

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a the guy who or girl is
going to job one of two is like,

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all right, hippies, Yeah that
sounds great. Yeah, but it's

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relative to you enjoy a damn second
hamburger for dinner tonight or an extra helping

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of Panburger partner, you know,
which is that that's the knockoff Hamburger helper

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that got me through college. That's
a thing. Yeah, Panburger partner,

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absolutely stop it, so help me
Handburger partner. Yes, you know that

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sounds like something Story Industries would come
up with, don't you. You know

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what, me standing in the isle
in Arizona and selecting the Pamburger Partner over

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Hamburger Helper might have been the inception
of Sarroy Industry. How much did you

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save? Honestly, like twenty cents
probably, but you know what, it

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made a difference. Yes, yeah, every box of Panburger park, right,

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I've never heard of that really,
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They even have a little logo.
I don't know if it's a fingerless

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glove or whatever. The equivalent your
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knuckles. Yeah, exactly, just
knocking you in the knocking you in the

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wallet. Boy, they didn't even
have a Yeah, look at that.

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It's real Pamburger partner. Holy correct. If you don't want to go premium

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college Panburger partner, I thought that
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used to be pretty cheap, too, pretty cheap dollar or something about.

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Now, yeah, everything is.
You've been in the grocery store lately,

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by god, they basically should charge
a fifty dollars cover just to walk

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in the damn place, because it's
gonna cost you cover charge at grocery store.

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I don't care. If you go
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item, you're going to leave and
the minimum you spend is going to be

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fifty bucks. I don't know.
Yeah, it seems like unbelievable how expensive

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food is right now? Yeah,
all right, let's let's lightning fast hittings.

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We got a break event tonight.
I want to tell you we don't

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even need to play the theme no, right, should we? I don't

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care hit the theme bias thirty seconds
thirty second counts. Yea, the most

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important thing in the world. I'm
gonna let you kind of take it,

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and I've I have twisted your arm
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this is a pretty significant night tomorrow
night for you, some of your closest

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friends and your I don't even want
to say former band, and I don't

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know how to say it, but
the Bastards of Soul, a band that

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I saw on a timeline on social
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little over six years ago at Twilight
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a band formed about seven years ago
a group of friends of mine. We

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got together and decided, you know
what, let's play some damn soul music.

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Let's learn how to play soul music. So we kind of jumped in

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that world and really busted our asses. And I don't even know if we

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hit the mark and got really good
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at it. We put out a
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ago our singer Chadwick Murray passed away. He had a rare lung disease that

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was undetected and undiagnosed until after he
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weeks in the hospital on life support, and finally succumbed to this horrible thing.

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And anyway, in the years the
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had some unfinished material that we decided
to go ahead and release a couple of

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new songs that we had to actually
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and then some stuff that we had
never released before, some stuff that we

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had released that we added an orchestra
to. You know, a song that

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was on our first record that we
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Orchestra in New York to remix for
us. It's really cool. Anyway,

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The album comes out to tomorrow tonight
at midnight digitally and then in record stores

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tomorrow. It's called Give It Right
Back, our third and final release,

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and we are having a little throwdown
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November seventeenth, twenty twenty three at
Alamo Drafthouse Seaters. Now what this is

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going to be? Oh, I
forgot to mention. During our run,

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we were lucky enough to have a
filmmaker kind of follow us around at certain

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times and shoot us. And he
was good friends with Chadwick. I named

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Paul Levatino, really good friends with
Chadwick. They went to high school together.

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And he's a filmmaker and so he's
got all this footage and he has

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put together a documentary film on the
band on Chadwick, On the Life of

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Chadwick Murray, And we're going to
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that's going to come out I think
maybe late this later this year, sometime

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early next year. It's it's being
entered into festivals south by Southwest and they're

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looking for acceptance into all these film
festivals. But that is going to be

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parts of that film. Some clips
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night and it's at the Alamo Draft
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screenings, one at seven pm and
one at nine and you can choose which

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one to go to. It's only
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the brand new vinyl and CDs.
We actually press CDs really because maybe what

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we were talking about the DVDs and
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It's crazy to even think that.
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So if you want to be one
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new record, give it right back
by Bos. Tomorrow is a great,

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great time to do it at the
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night, seven o'clock at nine o'clock, two screenings. Now almost just this

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is almost a party. Yeah,
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But you guys are all going to
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from here from ninety seven on of
the Freak, you're gonna be there.

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I mean I'm certainly gonna be there
with Christina brother Cash is going. I

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mean, this is kind of going
to be a party. Just come hang

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out, have a drink, have
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DJ Double Peas is spinning from Vegas. I think, heck yeah, man,

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I'm really looking forward tomorrow night and
midnight tonight. I've seen a bunch

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of people showing their pre order click. I've seen the online nice which is

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very sweet. But dude, I've
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I know it's gonna be real,
like emotional and everything like that, but

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well it's gonna be heavy, man, because you know Chadwick. He passed

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away September first, I believe,
of twenty twenty one, and I believe

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about five or seven days prior,
and he was in a coma pretty much

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the damn near the entire time of
his hospital stay of around two weeks,

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two or three weeks. His first
child was born in the same hospital as

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he was being treated in for his
his lung his lung malfunction, his lung

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disease, and he never consciously got
to meet his son and his wife and

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uh two year old son. My
gosh, I can't believe Lennox is two

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years old. They're they're going to
be there. It's gonna be I want

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to hug absolutely the coolest little kid
that you've ever seen in your life.

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Chill a f Yeah, super cool
kid, very fashionable too. Oh god,

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no doubt. Oh he's a little
pimp. He's awesome. But uh,

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it's good. It's gonna be heavy, but I'm I also think that

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because of the nature of the event
and the people that are going to be

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there, I fully expect there to
be some some rays of of sunshine that

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are going to hopefully penetrate what will
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think it's going to be a somber
downer the whole time. There'll be moments

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that we see in the clips from
the film that are going to be incredibly

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heavy and incredibly h heart wrenching,
but it's hopefully going to be in a

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good spirit of uplifted, uplifting spirit
and positivity and for just kind of everything

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that Chadwick achieved in his life,
Yeah, which was a lot. I

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can't wait. I know bastards Oftsoul
dot com has tickets. I think Alamo

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Draft House has tickets as well,
right now on your website's showing only the

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seven pm show with tickets available,
So yeah, man, seek those out,

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come hang out. There's gonna be
tons of Rollertown beer, Bassard's of

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Soul Merch, which is just badass. Get yourself a shirt if you hate

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the band. The shirts are awesome
and you look cool wearing it, even

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if you don't listen to this stuff. But yeah, it's an Alamo Draft

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House in the seaters screening seven o'clock
and nine o'clock. You're gonna be there

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for probably both of them'll early and
as is most of the people that work

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here and pretty much all the bands. So tomorrow night and midnight tonight the

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album release. Do you stay up
and like refresh the will know but nope,

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and it says one sold. Well, I will you wake up check

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it? I'll I'll wake up in
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to make sure it actually went through. Yeah, because they drop right at

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midnight on all the you know,
the Apple Music's and iHeart app and Spotify's

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and all those. So yeah,
it drops tonight at midnight. Give it

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right back, Give it right back. It's a cool record, man,

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I love this album so much.
I can't wait. I can't wait here.

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We're going let's play Return Cut next, at least of the one single

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that's out there, maybe a couple
other hidden gems, right, yep,

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we'll do it all right. Coming
up next Sports at seven, I don't

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know, man, probably the Cowboys. You want to do that. We

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had a big MAVs win, Cowboys
offense as a cooking Lucas comments. He's

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got some pretty inflammatory comments about the
nd season tournament court conditions. I love

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it. We'll dig in next on
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