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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven one free please watching for a few

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seconds. Poker Valleys, and I
just remember that phenomenon back about twenty five

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years ago. Yeah, you were
a big anne. Was it Chris Moneymaker?

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Was he the first like online world
series winner? Is that how he

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kind of came to Yeah, I
think I sit at the big daddy table.

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Yeah. He wanted an online tournament
to get into it basically. Yeah,

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Yeah, he was like the first, and he kind of started the

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whole The whole wave of online players
got me playing, and it was hot

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and fun until they froze all the
accounts on Black Monday. So many people

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lost a lot of money. Thank
you. I think I only had about

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ten dollars in the account. Yeah. Yeah, but I used to play

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a lot like it's live poker in
this weecount are you yah? Of course

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you are. I'll get down on
it. We used to play like all

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long poker nights and yeah on a
weeknight when I had to work the next

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day. The back when I was
working the ticket, Yeah, that'd be

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a work at like one thirty or
two every day, and they were like

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Monday or Tuesday nights. We would
play all night at the Old I won't

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even say the name of the club. You could probably figure it out,

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but they would let us hang out
after hours and use the pool table as

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a card table. Yeah yeah,
smoking SIGs and playing poker. Yes,

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doing lots of illegal things. And
then you walk out open the back door

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and you realize that the sun's out. Well that's maneuver. Huh, it's

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a bad feeling. I don't think
I'll do any of that anymore. I

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don't think your body would let you
with your almost with your your recent schedule

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right, not interested anyway. I'm
going to Vegas this weekend. We're gonna

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both be off. All three of
us are gonna be off on Friday and

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Monday. We'll have pugs and friends
in here, but it's me and Danny

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here today. No Kevin and Danny
and I'll be back tomorrow as well,

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and uh, it'll be fun.
We got all the normal stuff here,

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I know. We got talkbacks coming
up. JJ's can pile a few of

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those. We appreciate you calling,
in, texting, in whatever, And

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if you want to leave a talk
back, you can do it with the

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iHeartRadio app. Little Mike in the
bottom right hand corner. Got birthdays for

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you in just a second. But
you got a little game, you know,

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Kevin's mini game. You want to
do bandle? Why not? Let's

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do it first? Okay, you
pot me up, sweet JJ. And

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this is the the music version of
wordle, which you play a portion of

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a song and it starts with drums. They had the bass, the guitar

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of the synth, and we find
out if we can guess the name of

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the tune. I think that's how
this works, right, indeed, right,

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let's go. Let's start with drums
here. Let's see. I ain't

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it doesn't say I don't know how
to see, I don't know whatever.

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Just see what happens. Twenty seventeen, my bad, oh day, David,

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Mike Nidia twenty seventeen. Pass.
Okay, that's drums and bass.

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We're gonna skip that. Let's add
guitar. I'm not gonna have any chance

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at you. Dob seventeen. Okay, I think I got it, You

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got it, give me an answer. I think it's a Bieber song.

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Oh justin Bieber. Love yourself?
Maybe no, let's not love yourself and

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stop the feeling. Uh not.
Let let's let's just guess and see what

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it says. It says. No, all right, let's add some synthesizer

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and see what happens that way you
moved. I don't know the name of

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the song giving us much healthier?
Is it? All right? Here comes

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I guess a vocal clue and here
we go deposito. So that does beaver

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count louise that? Yep, we
got it. Louis Fonsi Sposito two five

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four area code had it a minute
ago. Well done. You're the uh,

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you're the star of the day and
we are the official station of the

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Latino Yeah. No, damn dacial
show. At least I don't know about

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the other shows. I got birthdays
in one animals birthdays today April seventeenth.

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Do you know what? Somebody listening? It is your birthday and I'd like

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to lead with you. I don't
know that feels good? Right? Happy

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birthday? Happy birthday. You you
share a birthday with Jennifer Garner, who's

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fifty two today. Wow, owner
of Once upon a Farm. Does she

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even do and she gets cash back? Yes? Does she do anything other

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than does she only star in Capital
one commercials? Does she do anything that's

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a good question, what does she
do? Alias own her and Ben have

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have baby's together. Babby's probably taking
care of the kids. She was born

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in Houston. By the way,
she's cool. Know that she's cool.

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Victoria Beckham is fifty years old.
Which one is she is? She baby's

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posh? Oh posh? Yeah,
it makes David's why fifty fifty years old

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today? Boomer Sison are contemporary in
radio, sixty three years old today and

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most importantly, sixty years old today, sing singer Maynard James Keenan of Pussyfer

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in tool Ah, I'm a pussyfer
guy. No, you're not sixty years

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old today. Name one puss per
song. Time you don't have time?

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Time is valuable? Is that it
on birthdays? I have one more?

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Sean Bean is sixty five. Sean
Bean. I know that he's an actor,

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right, yeah, British actor.
Yeah, probably is Sean of the

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Dead. No, no, who
is it? Sean Bean was Ned Stark

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in Game of That That's right,
that's right. And Game of Thrones premiered

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on this date in twenty eleven.
April seventeenth, twenty eleven. Damn do

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you remember it? Before it came
out, I'd never heard of it as

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far as the books by George Martin
never heard. No, I had no

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idea. That was the thing.
It started gaining traction. I still had

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no idea. And I remember one
day I just clicked on HBO in the

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middle of an episode and it was
probably episode four or five, and it

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was when cal Drogo was pouring the
liquid gold onto Calisi's brother. Yeah,

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Danaris's brother who was supposed to be
the king. He said, crowd for

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a king, important Multen. That
was one of my happier moments in that

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series. That's the moment. That's
the first thing I saw, and I'm

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like, oh, as start And
then I watch that episode over and then

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I started from the beginning and squarely
onboard. Ever since, I never heard

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of the books. But once the
announcement was made about this series and once

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HBO debuted it, I heard from
a lot of people that had read the

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books that I had no idea that
they were fans. I was like,

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oh, my god, they're making
something out of Game of Thrones or whatever

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it's called The Fiery Winds of Earth
and Saturday or something, Yeah, something

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like that. What did I say? But yeah, people that they were

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kind of like they liked these novels, but closetly because I think it was

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probably a small group of people that
were into that type of thing. But

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when HBO actualized it and realized it
into a legitimate series and people came out

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of the woodwork and just loved talking
about those books. They're not staying true

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to the books, Well shut up
and let me watch my damn show.

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I like it. It was so
it was not doing the books. So

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good, so good, And I
know they're still wigging out about the next

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book not coming out. Huh.
People are freaking about that. But fun

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to watch fun times, fun,
fun communal television back in the day before

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we get to talkbacks. I've got
a residual from Dingo's Morning News if you

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don't mind, and it's a little
bit of fun audio as well. So

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I didn't know about this, and
apparently neither did anybody else. But in

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twenty ten, just I think about
two years after Sopranos ended and kind of

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left the ending the final scene of
the final episode open to interpretation of what

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the ultimate fate of Tony Soprano was. In twenty ten, James Gandolfini reprised

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the character of Tony soprano with Edie
Falco as Carmela in a recruit video to

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help get Lebron James to the Nicks. Did you know this? Okay,

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this has apparently been something that no
one has ever seen, And fourteen years

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later, this thing comes out and
it was a podcast, the latest episode

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of a There's a reporter named Pablo
Torre and he does a podcast called finds

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Out and it's basically what we do. It's just a bunch of knuckleheads sitting

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around microphones talking about sports and stuff. Well, they start talking about this

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thing and he's like, well,
I've got the video and it's unearthed footage

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of this video made by Gandalfini and
Falco to help woo Lebron James from Cleveland

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to the Knicks, where he ultimately
and obviously famously ended up in Miami.

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Well, I've got the video and
I wanted to play the audio if you

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have any interest in hearing this,
it's kind of cool. I'll set the

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scene. It's Carmelo soprano in the
kitchen. It's Tony with a full beard,

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sitting at a table reading a newspaper
and apparently they're in witness protection.

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The witness Protection Program, and the
audio goes something like this, real quick,

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you're gonna hear some laughter in the
background. That's the laughter of the

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podcasters that are reviewing this live for
the first time. And I'll start it

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one more time. Sorry about that, Tony. I'm so glad we moved

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to New York. Life is so
much better now. Protection Program. He's

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got to find a place for your
friend Lebron to live. What's he likes?

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A mod of guy, what he
respects tradition. Here's something classy on

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the East Side. Was it big
enough? It's gonna be entertaining a lot

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of people in New York. It's
very expensive. Oh, that's not gonna

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be a problem. You gotta find
something magnificent. Something there's nothing in the

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world like in one of a kind
like he is. Well, here's a

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place, he says. It gets
really loud. Then take a look.

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They show a picture of Madison Square
Garden. Oh yeah, yeah, that's

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it. That's gonna be perfect for
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is the reason. Yeah, it's
half the reason I was playing this.

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So the guys are laughing when they
go to the jay Z tune and you

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get this gold. Let's do some
talkbacks. Let's do some talk Hey,

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Hi, Christina, you jumped in
for JJ. Hi. What are you

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doing in there? I just came
in a little early to help her out.

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Fuck you some talkbacks, I believe
so. So we're gonna see.

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I just hit which everyone you got. Kevy was traveling to nine on a

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plane. I heard that his flights
grounded to Barcelona, Spaino and Kevio's going

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to miss his tea time. But
I miss Kevio. Go see Dave Matthew

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some mother time. Really beautiful.
It's kind of a jump off point for

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a Kevo return song. Yeah,
he did make it to Barcelona near four

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hour delay leaving DFW, but they
are on the ground. Did you congratulate

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him? I text him the gift
of that windy plane landing. Yes,

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like that crazy wipe it out that
he finally made it, But he has

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not responded. Did you like that
picture of spaghetti? I texted you guys.

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Yes, he wished him a good
trip with the grossest looking full of

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spaghetti. You know what I did. I looked up Google image search and

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just typed in gross spaghetti. Yes, that Jesus, that's nasty. You

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send. I mean, you're being
so sweet in this thread and I'm,

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you know, being a dick.
And you send a beautiful photo of you

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and Christina somewhere in Italy. What
is that in front of him? Fountain

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of course? And then I follow
it says have fun, buddy, And

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I sent him this picture of the
worst spaghetti you've ever seen, and it

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just says enjoy, enjoy. And
then when he said he got his first

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delay, we got back on the
nut kicking, and I just sat him

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a picture of a grounded plane with
the wing that had just fallen off.

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I don't like, I said,
the life raft. You said the life

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RAPI we try to be nice for
one second, and I'm not kicking commensos.

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Humans run away from society to join
the circus. I guess developments run

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away from the circus to join society. Well, the show gus to be

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done, all right. It's sweet, very heavy, very sweet, good

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morning. Don't beat This is a
roseppe. I just came back to my

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motherland of Italy this morning. A
actually, and the plane almost crashed and

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everybody was screaming and scared. But
there was a hero, somebody named Cavio.

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He got everybody came by playing around
the jeopardy. He had a whole

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luggage full of table games in the
board games, so thank you Kevio.

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Okay, see he had a whole
luggage hold loge Okay. He introduced himself

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as Hoseppi. Uh huh, so
we have the blend of Jose and Giuseppe.

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Weird that Kat would play Jeopardy,
not family feud, but I was

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thinking that would be the thing that
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impromptu family This will do it.
We had to hit ten answers are on

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the board and you're like kind of
buckling up and shaking him. You're like,

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all right, Blue, that's great. Kat should feel pretty good because

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uh sroy putting his find info out
there means that all twelve people that listen

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to this show are monitoring, not
monitoring, but yes, monitoring his flight

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to ensure his safety. And you
know we care were okay, twelve is

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maybe a little high, yeah,
but thank you. We were shooting for

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the Barcelona listeners so they could make
little glitter signs and welcome Kevio, which

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we don't know if it happened or
not. It may have, all right,

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one more guys, who's gonna play
the OJ Simpson? Apart from then

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they could hen remake Who's gonna be
nord Berg? Boy? That will they?

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Will they even cast it? Will
they? Sure they will? They'll

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make a subtle joke about it.
Will they make a subtle joke about hot

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gone wrong? You know? Maybe
Nordburg is passed away like the real O

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J Who knows last one? Cavy
went on bake k and I know it's

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only been a day, but miss
Kevy, miss Cavevy, he is a

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legend. I didn't think anyone could
knock Hosepie off the podium, but when

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you hit that note, you win
the day. Right, who's cutting onions?

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All right? Thanks all the talkbackers. Thanks for your fine work for

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the last three minutes. You're beautiful
person. Your hair looks amazing. You

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know what, stay beautiful and do
that by staying away from Ben and Skin

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and especially that stink bug Steve,
they're corrupting your brains. Bill. Thank

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you Christina, Thank you JJ Jackson, Thank you Danny Bayless. Thank you

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Kevin Gray for jumping in talking MAVs
with it. We got a doozy plan

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for tomorrow. Fun stuff. You
never know who's going to show up on

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the Dirty down Beat. We'll see
you next time on ninety seven on the

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Free they changed things on as quick
on this world, so enjoy your every

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minute while you have it.

