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This is the downbeat on ninety one
the Freak. We are the Downbeat.

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I'm Kevin Turner with Danny Baylis,
mikes Roy, JJ Jackson Hold onto your

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buns with both hands. At eight
o'clock the debut of the Game Stop.

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Not just Game Stop because that's trade
right, that's trademarked. It's the Game

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Stop brand new segment. Eight o'clock, nine o'clock we will have Jeopardy Champion

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local DFW guide Jared Watson on for
a couple of minutes. Plus I've got

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some TV movie stuff I think you
guys are going to enjoy thoroughly. Thingers

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Morning News eight thirty as well again, come see me and Mikey right after

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the show and the iHeartMedia lobby to
get your vote ninety seven one the Freak

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signs and then you'll have another chance
to get them between five thirty and six

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as well, with specific rules and
we can la the tigs will be handing

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them to you in person, so
I can tell you specifically if you have

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any questions about the rules. But
the chance for you is to win some

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money things like that by going to
pulling locations for primary week. This week

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is putting down at ninety seven,
won the freak sign. Take a little

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picture with it. Spread the words, spread the word please, someone text

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in can We talked cruises quite a
bit earlier, going on a cruise next

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month where all Caribbean stole your bit
And there's a picture eleven am on deck

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five kamakzi karaoke. Oh I've damn
it. I've never seen someone throw their

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glass kamakzi karaoke. That's great,
No scum, This doesn't this doesn't compute,

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This doesn't work for us, for
all Caribbean. Up. You just

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got sued. I'm gonna own that
boat in about six weeks. Get Frankel

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on the phone. Oh why didn't
we put a patent on the dingu of

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the seas I got one number on
my phone and it's the number three.

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That's all you need. Yeah,
we're about to get rich. Boys copyright

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infringe on our cruise discussion to it. Another guy tixted kt stuff being a

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friggin whimp and start living a little. You seem scared of any and everything.

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Okay, No, I've been scared
of open water, and I've been

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saying that. That's all I've ever
said. First I've heard of it actually

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and flying over open water. Yeah, the plane crash into the ocean is

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one of the more scary things I
could ever imagine. The submersible sort creeped

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me out. Well, that creeped
everyone out. But you know, I'm

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not scared. I'm not scared of
spiders. You know, I'm scared of

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dogs, though, you know I
am scared of I do live in fear,

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you really do. Yeah, but
you know what, I also kick

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ass. Now you don't, Oh, I kick so much ass. You're

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only going over like four thousand miles
of open Atlantic ocean. Yeah, I

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know, rightd be worried. Well, I assure you it's possibly unlikely that

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the ocean is the part that's going
to get you. Yeah, things go,

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hey, nothing will happen. A
door won't fly off, Yeah,

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nothing unruly passed it tries to.
Something could happen. The exit, the

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emergency exit opens the door. We
all get capsized, you know, Kevin,

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We all got to die sometime,
whether it's a bullet to the head

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or cholera or a delta flight into
the Atlantic. Yeah, you don't know

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when it's going to happen. There's
nothing you can really do to control it.

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So just shut up and stop being
a weenus. When you live thirty

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four, thirty five, thirty six
years old, it's time to live.

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I'd like to say you've lived a
good life, but I can't. I

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have them. Actually, I remain
silent. I'm offended that you think I

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would fly Delta. Shout out to
all the Delta Jesus. I grew up

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respecting the air. There's nothing wrong
with Delta or on full volume and in

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some Delta facility and they're screwing doors
on safely and they just stopped and rop

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their tools because of what you said. The hell? What the all right,

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let's go to the scuttle butt?
Fine, Rocky By Advanced Terror Restoration,

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Mike, what's in your butt?
Kevin advanced? A lot of people

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have been asking that Danny JJ finger
near the dump button. What you're about

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to give a different directive? Look
at her face? Ay, she looks

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like Wendy Williams in that documentary I
just watched. Did you just gutch any

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of that? Yeah? I'm not
making fun of that, dude. That's

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okay. I'll make fun of her
Burt farting on the air, but I

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will not make fun of making fun
but she was wide eyed because she's wacked

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like like this every when she talks
to Yeah, she's got frontal of dementia.

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That's why I'm praying for her.
She did do the burn fart on

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air accombodation. Not many have ever
seen the burp fart. You're gonna find

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it. I look at okay,
so J J. Fringerner the dumb button

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because this is a little altercation that
happened late last night at the Let's see,

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this is at the North. This
is in Australia, Danny the New

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South Wales Police Force. The Police
force says this happened at Neutral Bay Wharf

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in Sydney. Are you about to
play audio that hasn't been previewed? It

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has been previewed, but I still
couldn't tell all of Australian people are cussin

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or not. You really couldn't hear
it. I know, but I'm telling

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you when this is up in the
camera. So reports are that Taylor Swift's

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dad, Scott Scott Swift, attacked
a photographer and a representative for Taylor's team

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told The Rolling Stone two individuals were
aggressively pushing their way towards Taylor grabbing at

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her security personnel and threatening to throw
a female staff member into the water.

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So seventy one year old Scott Swift
allegedly assaulted fifty one year old man Ben

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McDonald is his name now, Ben
McDonald once upon a time had a restraining

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order filed on him by Nicole Kidman
because he had tried to put a secret

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recording up on her. So he
is a paparazzi legend kind of. But

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here's the altercation that you can hear. Okay, now I want you guys

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to know. They're walking on like
a boardwalk. You see Taylor's dad.

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You can't see Taylor. She has
an umbrella type fashion piece wrapped around her.

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She can't see where she's going.
She's covered up, and there's a

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couple of security people. It wasn't
me, It wasn't me. That was

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that Ben McDonald guy saying it wasn't
him. But Taylor's dad allegedly socked him

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in the face, socked him on. Yeah, so says the photographer begins

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to take photos. Another member of
Swiss team was blocking the camera with an

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umbrella, and then the men exchange
words and you or someone saying wasn't me?

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So allegedly hit him, and Ben
McDonald has press charges. Of course

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if you're just trying to stay out
of it. I was watching her walk

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with the she can't see where she's
going because they're trying to cover her up,

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and it's just well, maybe she
can see through the fabric. Maybe

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they're made by the same company that
makes baseball pants. There's a new Nike

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umbrella see through umbrella, so roy
industry is there, but they already have

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those. What is see through umbrella? You know, the clear one?

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Yeah, but it looks like it's
like a made for birds. Yeah see

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one way one Wow, like that
like an interrogation room umbrella. There was

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all this is around two thirty am
too, since us like, I don't

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know, if you're that famous,
maybe not be out at two thirty am,

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or is it the only time you
can be out? Well, she's

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probably finally leaving the concert. Yeah, I guess. I assume it would

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end before the well before that.
Why is your dad with her? Is

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that the standard is they have to
be? Yeah? Well I don't have

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to be, but I think a
bunch of athletic builded ms. First to

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walk anywhere you want to go,
you don't need dad there? Why yeah,

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where's your hop boyfriend? Who can
whoop? Anyone's a you think now,

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if you're trying to avoid any pictures
being snapped, that's fine. He's

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smashing stuff in twenties down some gals
underpants, I know, right, But

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like she could have had a mouth
sore, you know that, Like,

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so they didn't want to get her
picture taken and you get a little bit

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of her mouth sore, you know, maybe it's something like that. No,

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I'm saying otherwise, you get photographs
all the time. Just get in

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the car, Like what's if?
It's a matter? It's not a big

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deal that you and your dad were
seen getting into a limo. Are you

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victim blaming again, Kevin, I'm
not. I just think it's weird that

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you have to live this life where
you have to be in a cocoon at

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all times so no paparazzi will take
your photo. It is the life you

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live now, and you know that. Well, what she's supposed to do,

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just get photographed unless there's a mouthstore
that she's trying to hide. Why

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does she need there was five people
on the boardwalk, Why did she need

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to be covered up? Because she
wanted anyone ys here. Why because it'll

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cause us stampede. No, of
course, no, I get that.

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But a couple of photos near the
car, you couldn't tell what anything was.

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Was that she was covered up.
I mean, I don't know.

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For girl, I think having makeup
on or looking good or presentable as especially

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if you're trying to maintain being the
most famous woman in the world. I

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imagine there's sometimes you just don't want
to deal with that. Yeah, don't

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blame Taylor. I'm not blaming her. And our dad also should be smarter,

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probably not hit the guy in the
face. But I don't know,

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trying to protect your daughter a little
bit. And if the paparazzi did put

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hands, you know, if hands
started, don't touch my brolla. You

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touched my umbrella? I did to
think paparazzi usually has their hands on their

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camera. Though it also sounded like
everyone had an umbrella. That's why Taylor

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had an umbrella, Okay, Kevin
d I think was it because of mouth

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herpies. Everyone's hotter when they're a
little wet. Yeah, did my hair

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if I go out in the rain, my hair is awesome. And I

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know a lot of people don't like
to get, you know, their hair

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wet in the rain or whatever.
Your hair looks good when it's wet.

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I think people out in the rain
look a little hotter. We sent us

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a picture out of the fresh out
of the shower later. Yeah you will

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later this week when you shower holding
your vote for the freak sign. Yeah

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with wet. I want the full
wet look. I guarantee you I shower

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more than anyone on this show.
I'm not even going to challenge you on

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that when it comes to me,
Well, you're trying to make it a

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joke about making a joke not showering. There was no joke. I was

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saying, I want that. I
want that photo too. I made the

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joke. What was your joke?
That's essentially he feels unkempt to me.

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That is a little it's getting a
little loose right now. But it's because

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I'm trying to time up a lot
of hair things, and I have to

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time up my beard for when I
go to Italy at the end of April.

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I I have a haircut scheduled from
March seventh. That'll be the perfect

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time to get the hair at the
proper link that. I like to really

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show yourself when you get to Italy
looking your best. Yeah, because it'll

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be my last week on Earth as
the plane. Just what do you care

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about the Atlanta? What do you
care about looking good in Italy for?

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I mean, what do you care
about? Somehow? I don't. Ever,

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he doesn't. He does. He
went to his own like album release

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thing dress. I was like,
Danny dressed like a Wednesday. What do

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you want me to wear a suit? Oh? She would have dressed like

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an umbrella hat. Oh yeah,
an umbrella hat? Any badass? I

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mean she looked like more like the
Venus fly trap than anything. It's like

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uncovered, you know, and then
it opens up. Let's get off this

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story, man, we spent too
much time on that. Anytime you start

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acting weird, I look over and
see if there's a pill still on the

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table. Yep, have you taken
your meds to We don't want a pill

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sitting on the table, Kevin.
We want a pill dissolving in your stomach.

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Well, the pill has to be
a little bit later, because I'm

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staying into the lobby until noon today
to distribute vote ninety seven to one of

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the freak signs. Yeah, but
who cares if you freak out down there,

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not on a microphone. I thought, you know, that's fair,

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eat the pill. Nobody cares on
there's a dude a lobby. Let's talk

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about the Keller gay play all right? Oh god? A Keller High School

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production of a play about the ninety
eight murder of a gay student in Wyoming

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has been canceled. Timber Creek High
School parents got an email on Friday night,

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the Friday Night News Dump, saying
that students would no longer perform the

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play the Laramie Project at their school
play this spring. The email did not

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have an explanation. Now, community
members are trying to get this thing reinstated

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with an online petition thirteen hundred signatures
to get it going again. The district

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spokesperson said the decision to move forward
with another production rather than the Laramie Project

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about the you know, the murder
of the gay student, was based on

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the desire to provide a perform it
similar to ones like Mary Poppins or White

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Christmas. He gave specific examples.
I love Mary Poppins on record, and

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you know Mary Poppins great great,
but also as you see, look on

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the story behind us I swear god, oh yeah, doing the story right

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now. School play petition just popped
up. It's not a coincidence, though,

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Kevin, they plan the show too, it's not. It is a

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coincidence that the timing is working on. They're not stealing your stories from the

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scuttle butt, so do you.
There's a few people who had comments in

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this article that were like, we're
all concerned about some of the anti gay

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like movements that have been happening in
the in the area. Lately. The

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Laramie Project has been performed in high
schools across the country. It's kind of

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popular. This happened twenty five years
ago when that murder happened, and it

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was Matthew Shephard. He was a
gay twenty one year old university whoming student

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who was attacked and then tied to
a fence in a field and left to

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die. So it's a dark play
to be doing. But it's a symbol

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of anti LGBTQ violence. So you
have people there sound terrible people there in

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the theater, guys who will they
want to do this play, and then

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the school comes in on top of
them, are like, nope, Ryan,

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do that. Let's do something more
similar to Mary Poppins or White Christmas.

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And it's caused a little bit of
outrage. Now, I know you

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guys don't get upset about anything.
You guys don't care. That's not true.

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Sometimes my enemies will win when I
will get upset. What do you

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think about this one? Is it
too dark of a play to do well?

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They've been doing it for twenty years, you said, in high schools

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across the nation, right, not
in Texas. It's the standards are different,

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you know, when't geographically, And
that's just the way it is,

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and it's unfortunate. But look,
if the school thinks that this could be

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a bit of a powder keg one
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I guess that they have the right
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the content of what their what their
kids are doing. So another one,

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another win for cancel culture. Then? Is that what this is? I

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don't know what it is. I
don't know. I gotta tell you I

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don't care too much, but I
do think the district spokesperson had a big

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error. Don't give examples of plays
you would prefer them doing. We need

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good, wholesome content for our children. Mary Poppins and White Christmas. Those

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are the plays. Well, the
Laramie Project. You these kids are like

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probably learned some of the lines.
Were got casted excited about this. We

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can't have that kind of content on
our stages at our auditoriums. When you

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start saying you can't do certain plays
and then got the gay man's up there

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and there's a moida. We can't
have that. Don't claralize everything, old

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man, don't you tell me what
to do. Whip a snipper. All

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right, let's do the more fun. We got a text from someone said,

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in relation to the downbeat first segment, I decided to rank the free

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host from dingius to cleanest only based
on looks. I've never met nor smelled

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any of them. That seems like
good criteria. So the dingiest is they

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wrote foreskin, but that's skin.
That's true. Skin's the dingiest, dingiest

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to cleanest, that's anybody ever seen
him interview an NBA player. He's the

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sharpest looking dude out of all of
us. But we know that moment is

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a lie. When he's looking that
good. Maybe the lie is when he's

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in here and his hair looks like
he stuck his finger in a light socket

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skin is the dingiest, then Kevin, I do look dingy for for sure?

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Then Steve O, Yeah, than
a rhiner. Yeah, then Jeff

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cab it all we're getting in,
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middle toward cleaner. Capital is definitely
more dingy, but he does not look

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that way, then Dingu. Then
Schale said wa, Then Christina Julie,

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and then the cleanest is Ben according
to this person, and they wrote Ben

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is probably the cleanest and has super
sterile hands. And I could see him

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saying ooh when anything touches his hand, or maybe making a now trending in

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Bed and Ben segment about the minor
inconvenience. Yeah, no, that's fair.

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Spot on then that, I don't
have a problem with those rankings at

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all. I kind of felt like
I should have been higher on the list,

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more dingy, more dingy. Thank
you for your rankings. Work on

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that, sir, ma'am. Now, rancus By, who do you think

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has the muskiest smell, like a
pleasant natural musk? Yes? Oh dude,

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I'm gonna play you guys away on
that. Good Pheromones everyone, yeah,

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pheromones, everyone knows it. People
people. Everyone knows it's they're always

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getting great fantastic musk. A lot
of the more musty people I know,

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no musk, not must yeah,
musk. All right, that's enough.

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I was gonna I was gonna do
the AWSIPS burritos story, but we spent

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too much time on We just do
anything you want with it. I want

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to load up for the game.
Stop that's not we don't have that much.

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Kind of want to shrink it a
little bit, okay, quickly burritos

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in sixty seconds, okay. Allsips
is expanding around the Metroplex. Nine new

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ALSIPS locations are played outside of Fort
Worth. Eight more expanded east of Dallas.

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Their CEO said, we're not going
into Dallas Fort Worth. We're gonna

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go around. I would love it. Look seven to eleven is the monopoly.

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As far as chain convenience stores,
you can put maybe I think I

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think of Racetrack and QTS more of
fueling stations than I do convenience stores.

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But they're no different as far as
what once you get inside the facility,

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it's all the same stuff. How
awesome would it be to have an urban

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also? I love it? Just
one but they said, and the article

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said, we're not trying to be
BUCkies, like we are what we are,

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and they are growing. They're opening
up a new store once every three

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weeks in mid size cities. That's
great. So those of you don't know.

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Also is a convenience store that has
delicious burritos. If you go into

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the chuck Wagon, all kinds of
good stuff never set foot in, and

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allsups never held or tasted in all
subs. Burrito I'm aware of them.

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Oh yeah, it's seemed to be
deep fried, some sort of bean meat

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mixture in the middle. Yeah,
yeah, Yeah. The little packets of

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salsa that that comes with them are
really good, and yeah, you you

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taste them and you're like, this
is unique, this is different. It's

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pretty good. But the aftermath is
hell. Yeah. Yeah, chili cheese

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at seven am. Boy, it
can be. It's a it's always a

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dis where's the nearest alsops? I
mean, there's the pretty much. They

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are the centerpiece of every small town
in West Texas. I've seen one.

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Yeah. Are they hidden, Yeah, they're hidden. They're not trying to

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get in the metroplex. But are
they hidden when you go to a small

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town. No, Right, Like, if you've got the the bank.

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If you've got the town with the
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Yeah, regulator, the ALSIPS is
typically on one of the corners of

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those. There's one in sort of
between Wiley and Garland. Yes, that

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is Metroplex. That's the closest one. One in Lewisville. Yeah, one

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in Fort Worth. There's a bunch
in the metroples, but they're not trying

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to get in. I inside it
and stay on the outside. It'd be

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awesome to have one in this one. Yeah one. They'd be so popular.

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I know, I know, we
violated our role here for sixty seconds.

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Uh, Mike teases baseball. I
don't think so. Let's talk about

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