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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one the Freak. I think

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this was in the top fifty of
my twenty twenty twenty twenty Spotify wrap up

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Danny's thrust Songs playlist. I can't
wait to see that. Can you send

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that to me over Christmas? Break? What mut your list of thrust songs

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on a playlist? It's very easy. Don't tell me how to make a

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baby in twenty twenty. Yeah,
I don't write them on paper. Make

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a carefully craft of curated playlist and
send it to me. I'm going to

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make you a mixtape, girl.
Let's I'm gonna do mixtapes? Bo we

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do I Ever, that was a
good way to share a little bit of

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insight into who you were. Yes
with a with a prospect, you know,

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and you'd find out a lot about
them because if they they either would

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listen to it carefully, or at
least they would lie and tell you that

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they did. Oftentimes you would realize
they didn't, or they'd be like Siroy's

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dad and take it out of the
tape machine and fling it out the damn

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windows and launch it. See you, we don't need this too many bad

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words here, goodbye. It's like
you can keep it for yourself. You

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have to throw it out the window. What tape was that? I forgot

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his comedian? Okay, that's right, Edgie comedian. I forgot who it

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was though. What's thet gold Wade
or something. Oh it's Eddie Kennison.

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No, Sam Kennison's or Rams wide
receiver Sam Kennison. Yeah, okay,

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thirty minutes, we'll tell you a
little bit about what's going on with the

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Buffalo Bills, the Cowboys opponent,
because it's highly fascinating and it involves their

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coach being in hot water. A
big three piece, twenty thousand word article

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dropped on him, his incompetence and
other things. I just know the one

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thing that happened in twenty nineteen.
Yeah, that's made you know, headlines

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over the last three four days.
It's a it's a wild story and there's

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a weirdly Mike Karthy background to it. There's a lot there. Okay,

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so at seven will do that.
It's seven point thirty. My buddy Mike

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Palucci from D Magazine, he's a
sports editor at D Magazine, is coming

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in and he has written an article. It's already on the actual magazine and

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it'll go online early next week ahead
of the Iron Claw movie, which is

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coming out, you know, over
Christmas. And it is about a von

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Eric brother that it's definitely not featured
in the Iron Clall movie and suspiciously omitted.

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Yes, well it's not that one. It's not even the one that

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was suspiciously omitted, the fake one
kind of yes, he was the cousin.

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Yeah, well we have a brother. Then there was a cousin that

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was involved, I guess with the
family as well. Well, this is

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about Lant and he has done some
excellent reporting here and we're gonna have him

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in the studio kind of tell us
about how he went about gathering the story,

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tell us some of the details of
the story, and uh, it's

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pretty I was talked to him on
the phone about this a few weeks ago

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and I was like, this is
incredible. Whatever, you know, this

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thing's coming out, let's let's go
itcause it was good. And it was

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when when I was talking to him
on the phone, it was like two

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days before we went into the you
know, world premiere of it. So

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it's highly fascinating. I haven't read
the article yet. It's on the magazine.

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You know it's on the actual magazine. And I mean, you've delivered

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to my house IV, I just
haven't. I don't know. Maybe I

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don't check the mail enough. Do
you think Sroy check the mail every day?

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I checked my mail once a week. I shouldn't me too. Do

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you think you do that? Do
you think Troy scratching his head that he

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takes a vacation and in back to
back days we have wrestling guests in studio.

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Yeah, Chris Jericho yesterday, which
by the way, is up on

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our podcast page if I want to
peep that, and then uh, your

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boy today and he'll be off work
the a few days before Cowboys Dolphins,

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I mean, the foremost dolphins expert
in the nation, and he's gonna be,

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you know, eating up the rest
of his vacation days because we should

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use their vacation days. We should. Okay, we'll do birthdays in a

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second. Right now, let's get
to this because the birthdays are interesting.

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For that. The birthdays do tire
a little bit. To this song,

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even to one of them does hard
to know? All right, Little damn

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Mavericks, fantastic boy. That was
impressive. They had no business winning that

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game. But then they did you
know what I'm saying, they did.

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It just had that feeling at least
the last couple of years that they were

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going to lose it, you know, just because they were so decimated,

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and you just got the feeling that, especially at the end. So they

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surmounted a pretty big lead in the
second quarter, and LA closed that gap

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at the end of the second quarter. The MAVs were terrible about closing out

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the third quarter because Luca was sitting
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four or five minutes of that quarter, and their bench was the Mavericks bench

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was not good. Yeah, not
good at all, and allowed the Lakers

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to come back and even that game
up. But I'll be damned if the

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Mavericks and led by Luca obviously and
another fellow we'll get to in a minute.

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I'm sure you've got a lot on
him. Maybe if you're talking about

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I'll see friend, mate. Yeah, if they don't end up getting a

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decent size six point lead and then
just trade baskets the rest of the game

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and get away with that, dude. They were so good in the fourth,

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so good, and it felt like, I don't know, I never

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like felt terribly like nervous about it. I had that little I mean,

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I say, anytime the last few
years you watch Magic, Okay, this

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could get ugly in the fourth quarter, like we've we're here all along,

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we just don't have enough guys and
they and I would have been fine with

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that, dude, fine with that. The Lakers just won the nd season

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tournament. Lebron is playing as good
as he ever had, as Davis was

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out of his mind last night.
Good, he's just nuts, unstoppable.

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And then the and then you're out
there with pretty much Luca and you know,

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his guys, but but not full, not his full compliment of guys.

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And that's the thing about that team, man, They're really good as

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long as Luca has at least one
reliable shotgun rider on any given night.

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I think that's the number, right, at least one, and if it's

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two, amazing look out below.
And yeah, I guess to an extent

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he didn't need to last night,
because I mean, you see, I

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don't know, basketball is way more
complicated than well, if you're making your

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shots, but the amount of open
looks that this team gets and has gotten

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ever since Luca's been here, is
amazing. Because he just he's the hoover

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vacuum when it comes to attention spans
on defense for the teams, they can't

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help to start going towards him.
Yeah, and especially on the dribble penetration,

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the collapse that happens on him and
then they which leaves just dudes wide

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open with great looks, and they
were knocking him down. Tim Hardaway was

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incredible last night, especially on defense. Tim Hardaway went three for four on

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drawing charges. Yeah, with a
bad back, And you know that's the

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thing. The defensively, this team's
not going to be probably top half of

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the league. You know a lot
of defensive stats, all right, but

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they're playing faster this year. They're
going to be a top ten offensive team,

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and they're probably gonna be the middle
of the pack or a little worse

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on defense. But make enough plays
at big times, and then you add

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a few things like getting offensive rebounds. Derek Wively had eight rebounds, four

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of those are offensive rebounds last night. So little things like that just kind

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of help you go, Okay,
we're not just a team who's gonna gi

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up one hundred and thirty points every
night. Will we give up one hundred

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and fifteen most nights, absolutely,
but there's better. You know, there's

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a really good chance for to score
one hundred and twenty second night on a

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back to back too. They were
in Memphis the night before. Keep that

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in mind, fifty minutes the night
before, good Man, let's give the

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organization credit for going. I'm assuming
they went. We know Tim Hardaway Junior

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can't play both of these games the
City Mountain, Memphis and then play Lakers.

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I'm assuming that's how it worked.
Maybe it was he just couldn't go

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in Memphis and he toughed it up
last night. Grant Williams, who's been

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hurt, been missing time, he
is not close to one hundred percent.

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He went and drained a bunch of
threes too, Damn sure it did.

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He's been fun and he's had a
couple of games where he's gone zero for

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seven from threes. But like when
he's shooting the ball well and Tim Hardaway's

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adding offense that you can get by
with Kyrie out. Yeah, Man,

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with Kyrie out, you've had a
player that's had to step up and kind

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of fill his shoes. And for
over the last three or four games,

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man, you the unsung hero of
last night was our little Ossie buddy.

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Yes, Dante Exum is interesting because
he's a guy who I remember from ten

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years ago because he was the number
five pick in the twenty fourteen draft.

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To taking back to twenty fourteen and
worre this franchise was kind of farting around

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the final days of Dirk, but
he was the number five pick by Utah.

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He played. He played all eighty
two games in year one and then

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he tours acl in fifteen, went
back to Australia. Not yet he stayed

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in twenty sixteen, he got traded
to Cleveland. At some point, had

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a shoulder injury, had an ankle
injury, had another knee injury. Then

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he went to Australia and then after
that or no, he went to Barcelona

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for a while and I think he
went to Italy and then the MAVs signed

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him and his contract is a two
year deal. He had two years,

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six million dollars. Wow, hasn't
he already paid that off? My god?

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I mean that is and look,
Dante Exam when Kyrie's playing and everyone's

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healthy, he's probably not gonna play
that much. But maybe they've unlocked a

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guy who's just gonna be an awesome
shooter. And what do you need with

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this team? Guys that can put
it in, who can stand in a

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place and just knock it down with
confidence and be ready to just catch the

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ball and ready to go. And
that's what's like Dorian Phinney Smith turned into

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such a great shooter A because he
did that on his own. He was

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improved every year. B he got
open looks. It's just easier to not

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get a shot. The guys that
run at your face, we all know

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this, is there a path for
Dodo to come back here? I wish

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I'd take that. Uh probably not, though no I would. I mean,

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I don't know what Brooklyn's situation is, but you know, you kind

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of have that. Grant Williams as
that now, you know, and you

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paid him pretty good money. Oh
he's twenty five. He's fun. You

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know, he doesn't look like it, but he's twenty five. So let's

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keep Grant Williams contract four years at
fifty thirty. And they said, yeah,

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so that's when he signed with Boston. Either way, it's oh yeah,

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four years, fifty four million.
So math tells me I used to

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be good at math. Yeah,
I used to be doing number since I

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could do it all. It's like
four thirteen and a half something like that.

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So thirteen and a half he makes
twice of what Axim will make.

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I mean we had this last year
though. You remember justin Holiday who he

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got for on like a ten day
contract and he hung around for like a

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month. Maybe he's I got three
point he like three good three point shooting

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games, and then you know it
was kind of bad. So ex has

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been consistent though when he's been in
there. Yeah, and he was a

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prospect, like he was a guy
who was highly thought of. He just

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couldn't stay healthy. Yeah, Well
he's making he's making future money. If

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it ain't with this team, it's
with somebody else right now, that's for

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sure. Man. Are you concerned
at all about headband Luca's technical tally?

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Is that starting to become I don't
know a little concerning. I don't know

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what it's his current number is at
or what that extrapolates for the rest of

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the season. But he's got six, Okay, he's got sixty's third in

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the league behind Trey Young and christophs
Porzingis, who's got eight. It'll be

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a concern at the end of the
year, like number sixteen. It is

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every damn year. Yeah, but
what are we a fourth quarter quarter of

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the way through the season. How
many games have they played? Yeah that

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was last time was game twenty two, I believe. Okay, so we're

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a little over one fourth of the
season. So yeah, he's he needs

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twenty four. What's the what's the
limit of technical sixteen? Is it sixteen?

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How many technical fouls? Yeah?
Here it is sixteen. Yeah,

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he needs to chill. I mean, look, and some of these should

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be rescinded. But the roughs are
not cutting him any brakes, and they're

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just not gonna do that. I
mean, anytime you're yelling, even you're

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talking trash like you said, I
mean it said the other night, they

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need to let us talk trash.
I agree, But you've put yourself in

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a position where they can't. If
they don't know that you're talking trash like,

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it may not be clear the heat
of the moment either. They just

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don't want to hear you. And
like he sees, he sees things that

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like, for example, the ball
that went out of bounds off the bottom

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of the backboard last night, that
was egregious. That should have been MAVs

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ball. The double could have challenged
though right too. I don't know if

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that's challengeable. And I know that
kid used a challenge earlier. Yeah,

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that that that they won. That
was on UH. That was on UH.

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That was called on Hardaway for blocking
foul when he was outside of the

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restricted area, and they challenged that
when they that call got overturned. And

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then there was another call that Luca
was flipping out about that was on a

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pretty obvious double dribble that ended up
being an I can't remember who it was

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or who was the recipient, but
it ended up being a pretty easy bucket.

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Underneath the guy touched the ball,
handle the ball twice and passed it,

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and I think it was it was
I think it was Ad that got

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a lay up underneath. But Luca
was freaking out over that. The problem

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is is I think what Luca needs
to do. It's kind of like in

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our company or in the military,
where you send your complaints up the chain,

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go to your coach, have him
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I'm saying. Rather than rather than
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to kid man, say dude,
do something man, you know, like

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tell Jason, because if Jason gets
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affects He's not going to get sixteen. But if he could take the load

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off of Luca's tally at least a
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help him at the end of the
season. But man, Lucas, he's

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going to he's gonna be vocal about
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and I would say more than fifty
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He's right in his argument, but
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stays on him and you see him
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half the time he's not even looking
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looking to his left or right at
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That's why I'm like, he gets
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down before Yeah, and what that
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yeah, he wears these officials down
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on in a game he might bitch
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wouldn't call a technical on. But
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it's like, dude, shut up, and they tee him up out of

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their frustration. There's got to be
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he's got to realize when to back
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I don't think he can either,
man. I think he is so

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nang competitive. Maybe he's so vocal
if he has a kid and that chills

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out, and maybe he's got the
girl. Maybe he's like, you'll finally

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calm down after a little bit.
But right now it's a bad pace,

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a pace of twenty four or something
like that. Hey, we have more

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MAVs at eight o'clock. Let's let's
run through birtases real quick. It's a

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big day of birthdays. Have for
audio two. You get the cored hand,

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I don't. I can give it. Yeah, thank you. JJ's

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girl Taylor Swift thirty four, thirty
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UKVO technically two. I'll be thirty
six next month. So but yes,

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but yes, let's see Steve Bushimi
sixty six, the great best role Geez

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Billy Madison, grown ups. I'm
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I've ever seen him in is a
movie that nobody's seen and it's called Trees

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Lounge, and he plays he kind
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character and creepy, just kind of
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dude that spends all of his days
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Was Cold, where he's kind of
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very odd movie because he could play
that character easily. He's great.

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Jamie Fox is fifty six. He's
good now. Allegation station, allegation train

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station for sure, but join the
club. Dick van Dyke is ninety eight.

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Speaking of Dick van Dyke is how
old? Ninety eight? God's still?

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That's crazy, sweet man, Danny
get him. John Anderson is sixty

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nine, bass player or singer for
Yes, the other John Anderson in music.

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This is the country singer Yes okay, swinging on the front or swinging

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you I sound like yet his nose
nose it hid sinus infection. He also

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had the Florida State Seminoles song Seminole
Win Morris Day sixty six, Morris sixty

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six is the Time, The Time
eight sixty six, Tom DeLong forty eight.

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If you're d long, does that
mean you're short? Do you have

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a delonged penis? It's the matter
with you, Tom DeLong and blank Win

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forty eight and he is look at
for aliens at all times. Dude,

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it's crazy. We live in a
world where the Blink one eighty two guys

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are almost fifty. Time didn't stop
for anyone, my man, wall sure

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don't. Evan Essences, Amy lee
Is forty two. Do you know that

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song? You know what's funny about
that song? I mean, Christina used

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to laugh at this is like that
song would be going, it'd be playing,

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all of a sudden some guy comes
in and just starts yelling in the

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middle of it. Some guy comes
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I remember a million years ago there
was this very strange considered dating this

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girl one time, and she had
me back over to her place and then

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put on Evanessence and was trying to
tell me all about Evan Essence and then

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got on the piano and started singing
Evanescence songs like Yeah, I'm gonna go

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ahead and go home. She's trying
to introduce you. Yeah, she picked

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the wrong artist. Did you go
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come on man, No, no, you just go ahead and no,

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if you're there, you know you're
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Yeah, she worked that hard and
gets you there and played on the

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piano and sharing you with some evidence. That's the thing that this is someone

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grateful. This is what I'm talking
about with ungrateful. No, no,

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I ain't feeding that straight cat.
Look you act like you like that and

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then the next thing you know,
they're blowing your phone up and then you

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gotta hang out with Evanescence Gal again, No, sir, that's the thing

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about Danny's Danny. Danny gets invited
back to Gal's places. Oh for a

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lot of guys. Yeah, an
the other way around. Yeah, when

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Evanescence was this is a long time
ago. It doesn't matter. I don't

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get invited back to girls places now. I would hope not. Danny.

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You're got ted news at seventy five. That's your guy. You're pretty aligned

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with him. Oh yeah. Berki
Jenkins eighty one and now to the audio

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portion of birthdays. This is the
birthday of a couple of twins who are

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sixty one to day, Rex and
Rob Ryan is anything. No, I'm

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sorry, I'm just just oh,
okay, there's no car trouble or anything.

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No, I'm okay. Oh,
you do not have to put your

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feet in you can leave mat.
Yeah, it's the Rex Ryan put fetish

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and from what it looks right like
right there, role playing scandal. Why

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is it a scandal? I don't
know, because two thousand and three people

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are ready for a tape to leak
out of Rex Ryan's wife's feet out of

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her driver's side window and he's acting
like he's a cop. He's like,

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you don't have to put your feet
away. It's the it's really the grossest.

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It's bad acting, too awesome.
Leave them alone. They're married.

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He wants to be a cop.
Look at her feet and I have to

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go back to the pastor this is
why is it a scandal? It's not.

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It was you know new or TMZ
your Jets head coach. You know

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it's tough. Uh. It's a
birthday of Eagles defensive tackle Fletcher Cox,

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who's thirty three, and you just
gotta be careful when you say his name.

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He got twenty seven point three million
up front and his dealer cock one

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of the best. Cox dump it, butcher cocks. What are the best

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tackles? I didn't hear what you
missaid, but your cocks? What do

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you want me to do? Flex
my what? What are the best?

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How you doing over there? We're
talking football? You're doing okay? You

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want me to flex my what?
Okay? So he got twenty seven point

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three guarantee. I love the football
music playing. Yeah, it's so stupid.

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That'd be a weird remarketing strategy for
the corn Dog company at the State.

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The Eagles at one time had Fletcher
Cox, Lane Johnson, which they

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still do, Jason Peters, and
a running back named Wendells Smallwood. Are

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you serious? Yes, all at
the same time, not to mention their

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uh that that that walk on defensive
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And I mean technically if you want
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last time is hurt. We're their
middle linebacker Fred Deep. They made Madden's

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all Wiener team. Oh man,
come on, super shake that tiny d

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coming up next. Why the Cowboys'
next opponent is going through so much turmoil

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their head coaches in hot Water.
There's a whole weird anti American element to

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it all. It's crazy, and
it's coming up next on the Freak