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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one, the freak thirty minutes

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Luca versus Media. MAVs lose last
night. Things are getting ugly for our

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MAVs. We are the home of
the Dallas Mavericks and we wish they were

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winning more than they have been lately. But we'll get the audio of Luca.

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We're getting ripped. People are getting
riped today. People are getting ripped

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today, and maybe with good reason, tell you what happened there with Luca.

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It's seven fifteen, seven twenty ish, the pastor that says God made

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him have a crypto scam. And
then at seven thirty five, I've got

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the exclusive audio of the Fort Worth
ISD Committee meeting that was interrupted by Pono.

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Right now, something for this.
Wake up, your little sleepy head.

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It's time to get your stupid ass
out of bed to about the most

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importing thing and get out of it
the most important thing and getting ahead of

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this one here because April eighth,
we got a situation when the moon's gonna

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completely cover the sun solar eclipse April
eighth. It's gonna be nuts. April

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eighth. All of a sudden,
it's gonna be pitch dark, it's gonna

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be cooler, you're gonna hear it's
just gonna be it's gonna be wild.

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And we are in we are one
of the few places that's in near complete

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totality. We'll be able to see
it, especially if you go down a

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little bit south down to Hillsboro.
They're actually already setting up some viewing places.

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They're expecting people to be in RVs
and camping out down there in preparation

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of the solar eclipse. He guys
know where Hillsboro is just a little bit

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south, like here in Dallas,
like a little bit more of totality down

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south, but here in now is
still like pretty good. Look here.

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So Hillsboro is a town that you
drive through, but you never really see

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it. When you're going to Austin. You see the signs you go Hillsborough.

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Huh, wonder what's going on there
in the day. And that talking

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twenty to twenty five years ago,
they had a huge outlet mall that was

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kind of a big deal. But
it's not that dissimilar to the Alan outlet

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mall. So there's also a situation
too for something like this where there could

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be some eye damage risk if you're
looking up at the Sun and then you

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see the moon's going to cover it, but you're looking up at it.

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So there's gonna be these goggles.
And there's a company called Total eclips DFW,

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a resource for all things related to
the total eclipse coming this spring to

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DFW. And she thinks this,
lady says, she thinks more than one

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million people are going to travel into
our region to witness this from outside the

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region to come see it. And
she's like, if you want to get

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these eclipse glasses, you need to
go ahead and go get your hands on

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them now because there's not going to
be enough available when this is time in

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three months, well two and a
half months. Yeah, I'm sure everybody's

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really going to plan ahead for that. Kevin, I need some glasses,

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and I need them now. I'll
give you three hundred dollars so those glasses.

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I will say that one we had
a few months ago partial Yeah,

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that was cool, and all the
leaves turned into crescents. But I didn't

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have glasses, and I wish I
had. I should have those in one

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of my my junk drawers. It's
a good thing to have. You were

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outside for that right, Well,
I walked outside. Yeah, yeah,

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I walked my dog during the eclipse
on your dogs. But yes, it

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was really bizarre to just does everything
normal and you're going on this walk and

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it's like, what happened? It
felt like there was like a nuclear cloud

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over the planet, but it was
still light. It seemed like like it

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seemed like you were having a problem
seeing like somebody turned a dial in your

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in your eyes that made the contrast
different. It was really bizarre. So,

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yeah, there's a bunch of big
cities, Buffalo, Cleveland, it's

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all coming down. And Dallas is
technically in the full total eclipse option.

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I mean, you're you're right.
If you're Dallas proper, you're gonna get

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what eighty percent of it or ninety
percent of it. Yeah, it's weird

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because it starts like almost like think
to our southwest down in Mexico, and

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it's shooting up through DFW and then
up through the northeast, you know,

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right across America, Like Florida's gonna
miss a lot of it, California is

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gonna miss a lot of it.
Sucks to suck, but we are right

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in the path. So that's why
it's kind of cool, and it's kind

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of a big deal in why people
were talking about it. What's the frequency

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on this event? Like how many
between? How many years does this happen

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or when's the last time it happened? I guess that is a really good

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question, and I wish I did
the answer here questions. They occur somewhere

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on Earth every eighteen months on average. It's estimated that they only recur at

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any given place once every three hundred
and sixty to four hundred and ten years

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on average. Okay, Also,
nocturnal wildlife might wake up, and then

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non nocturnal wildlife, We're gonna be
like time for bed. It's gonna throw

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our entire food chain out of whack
for like three minutes. Then the supply

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chain goes. You know, it's
next tous Canal jammed owls everywhere? Did

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your middle of the day The video
of the owl that's running, they're running

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owl. Oh my god, it's
the cutest thing I've seen in my life.

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But the baby owl is a little
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it didn't appear to be a baby
out a teenager. It's a they should

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have put shoes on this thing.
It's hilarious. He just starts running across

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the room. He didn't have arms, but his wings are kind of making

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the motion. He sees a little
feet move. It's so funny. Owl,

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little little running owl, owl running
out huge Online dolls are absolutely beautiful,

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adorable little creatures. They are.
You know, their heads don't go

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all the way around. Yeah,
that was a lie, right, They

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can look all the way back,
and then they can whip their head around

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so fast that it looks like they're
it's kind of continued. So they have

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not quite three sixty vision, but
close to it. Yeah, unlike the

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hammerhead shark, which apparently does have
three hundred and sixty vision. I learned

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that on the Speakeasy about a year
ago. Yeah, we had shark Man.

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We had that, you know why
we had during jabs and body shots.

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No, that wasn't during jabs and
body shots. A segment that didn't

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catch on. Didn't catch on because
it couldn't get cooperation from the boardop on

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that one. But that was a
long time ago. I'll say that guy

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that we had on who told us
the three sixty visionbout the hammer he was

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on because he was on the Odell
Beckham plane. And that's what we had

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that guy on. Turns out he
was a shark, really shark facts.

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Yeah, because he's like, yeah, I didn't see anything. He's like,

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well, why did you jump on? You know, you didn't hear

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anything, and probably nothing happened.
I mean they had another video that came

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out. It doesn't matter, it
doesn't matter. I'm watching this running owl

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video and he's just standing there.
Well, click fast forward, I mean

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a lot of halfway through this damn
thing. It's a minute long. Look

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at you, I'm an owl.
Oh there he goes, there, he

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goes. Click in the video,
he just bounced, he goes funny,

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Yeah, he's cute. The good
stuff happens when you click forward in the

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video and then you actually go past
it, and then you click back and

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you time it out right, and
then you'd damn well you mean the little

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the little arrow circle with the ten
in Itunah, I never use that.

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Let's get ready for this eclipse,
guys, let's get ready. What are

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you gonna do? I don't know
you brought it up? They We'll go

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out and have a catch. I
think a good downbeat. If any of

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our iHeart sales people are listening this
morning, A good downbeat promotion would be

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here in the spring, have a
catch with the Downbeat, and we'll go

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out and do some remotes. Night
catch, oh night catch at night,

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catchers in the morning. What time
is this going on? The times it

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happened, Kevin, I was looking
at the mask like you're mad. When

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we ask follow ups on the man, I was looking at a video though

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of they were trying to time it
out on the NASA website, and then

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I remember I don't trust NASA Dallas. The partial begins at twelve twenty three

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pm. The totality will be at
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The totality ends at one four and
this will end at three o'clock. So

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yeah, about twelve twenty will be
starting to attention. I'll probably be in

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my post show nap. You're gonna
sleep through this whole way, Yeah,

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because it's gonna get dark. What
you're gonna do? Yeah, no joys.

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But then about an hour and twenty
minutes of anticipation, and then it

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really happens for about three minutes.
This is Monday, Monday, Yeah,

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Monday, April eighth, dude,
We're having a party, and Master's Monday,

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a week after Easter. I think
we should do our shows before text

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day. Yeah, April should be
beautiful. Let's see shows outside. Run

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some cables out there, we just
plug into the business center. You're right,

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Buffalo gets it. So when it
when, it's when we're max totality

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here at one forty Central and Buffalo
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it just forty minutes later. Crazy, Well, I'm glad we're ahead of

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this, like almost three months.
Well, it's it's a big story,

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and the point of the story is
get those solar eclipsed eyeglasses if you want

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to look at it. Otherwise,
don't be looking up but the sun.

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That will damage your eyeballs. Let's
do birthdays. Lance Dunbar's thirty four former

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cowboy great. I think it's a
good day if he's making the list.

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North Texas was he after you after
your tenure? He was doing it and

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he was a monster. You saw
games of him in college at North Texas.

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Yol was he the focal point of
the offense. He was running back

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and receiving out of the backfield.
Well, I went to you and t

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in a strange time because year two
for me, there's when they went with

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the Todd Dodge, Bit Dodgeball and
Adilla Dodgeball. You're pumped up when they

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announced Todd Dodge You're like, dude, this is it. Did you think

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for even a millisecond this is national
championship? Is what the goal is here

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in North Texas. No, that's
not possible because college football's rules don't allow

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teams like North Texas to succeed.
But you know, maybe one day when

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we get out of the NCAA's politics
too long. There the other thing though,

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but that is I think in my
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years of college, five football seasons
of college, I think they won one

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home game in that time, and
it was like a seven overtime thriller.

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And I remember the few games that
I went to back in the day,

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very rarely was out there at the
end of the game. It was a

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lot of into first quarter and I'll
see over at lucky lose. Maybe when

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that lucky lose and I own money
starts coming in, they could change the

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fortunes of North Texas football. You
know, if they just went all in

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the Denton bar scene, maybe Pet
Pitt glove Peter Pitt throw some money towards

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some five star recruit. Yes,
sir, cool Beans gets in on the

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mix. And then the epicenter of
American football in college is Denton, Texas.

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They could recruit a guy named Andy, and Andy's could give him money.

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You go, this all makes sense. A wide receiver, Tommy Pascal.

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He gets money from Pascal's next birthday, Hey, how did this?

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Hey? New punter? Next?
Hey, you gotta new punter? Here

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it's tom Silverleaf birthday. He gets
money from Dan Moving on birthday. Tommy

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Woodheads thirty nine, who a long
time Patriot, great, one of the

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great football names that we've ever had. His head was made out of wood.

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That's why Danny liked him so much. Alicia Keys is forty three.

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Lovely me love Alicia Keys too.
But what's her last name? Keys?

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Mm hmmm Keystone. He's was for
the piano that she was playing. Oh

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man, that's smart. Schwartz Cook
Alicia Cook? Does Alicia Keys have the

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career she had without changing your name? Probably at least a cook is a

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good name. Yeah, that works
a lot more. Zelenski forty six when

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they a former comedian, a former
comedian, sitcom star, and you can

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hear him on my podcast making it
Ukraine. Have him a couple of weeks.

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He's busy right now fighting in the
war. It'll all be tidied up

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in a couple of weeks. He'll
jump on making it Ukraine with the round

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mound of profound Kevin Turner. Once
they get their internet connection re established in

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his bunker, Yeah, they reset
the skylink. The next three birthdays are

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big for our friend Mike Siroy.
Is it Raymond Floyd's birthday? Not quite?

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You have a brother named Cash?
Yes? Any other siblings that we

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know of? One sibling brother Cash. That's really all you need if it's

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Cash? Yeah? And how old
are you and hold's cash? Cash is

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fifty years old. I'm forty seven
years old, are you guys three plus

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years apart or less than three?
Less than three? Okay? I turned

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forty eight in May and he will
be fifty one in July. There's two

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months two and two where I am
only two years? Yeah? Is it

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Johnny Cash, who's uh, well, fifty two. It's the birthday of

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Damn Reno, drummer of the Mighty
Mighty Boss Tones. Joe SIROI really one

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of our same spelling famous Siroy's Yeah, is he Lithuanian as well. I'm

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assuming no he's not SOROI is a
French name that's from the dad's side.

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Oh, mom's name was jaz buttus
Dan d who didn't like the song the

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world. This should be on the
list of white people jams. You don't

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think you don't think the brother was
big in the SCA scene. I think

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you know, Crank it Knock.
Do you think this is what? Do

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you think? This is what Peter
Tosh and Bob Marley had in mind when

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they were toiling away in their recording
studios, that white people would appropriate their

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music and speed it up and add
the electric guitars and punk a punk element

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to it and wear checkered vans.
So we know that one. You know

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they have another song. No,
well, we have one other song.

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But they have an official band dancer, Oh mighty Boss Jones. His job

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is just trying to be hype on
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that is. You know that's pretty
good where they're kicking. I like that

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bit. Actually I have the hypeman
dancer who cares? Right? What was

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their next best song? Mike?
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if you played it, it's Oh, there you go. The impression,

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the impression that I get. No, that was the first one. Oh,

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they're not going with them. This
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the streams. I know lath today. Okay, I can't say good grief,

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Mark Schlare, it's fifty eight.
Mark Duper sixty five. Congrats of

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being a senior citizen. Mark Duper, Shake it, Dupe, superme on

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Duper, shake that tiny d super
Mark Duper. One of the Marks brothers,

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the Dynamite Duo, the Dan Marino
would just shoot laser beams at for

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damn near a decade number eighty five, The Great Mark Duper. Happy birthday,

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my friend call us two on four
seven eight seven one one. Leave

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a talkback on the iHeartRadio app.
Mark Duper, It's free. I just

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reach out to him around your h
what's your birthday? May now on your

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birthday? No, it was after
I came back from the Buffalo trip when

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I wore the Duper jersey. Now
for Christmas, I've tried to get Duper

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on for you. Really yeah,
no response. Now no response does seem

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like he's a big Internet user.
Uh. Gary Tibbs of Roxy Music sixty

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six is that the singer. No, who's in the band. I don't

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remember who was a singer in roxy
music. I should know this. I'm

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an idiot. What's there? A
big song? Good? That's it.

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That's it. More than this.
It's my Papaul Buddy's birthday. What my

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papa Buddy his birthday? Say that
one more time, My Papaul, Buddy,

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your dad's friend. It's my mom's
dad, my grandpa. Oh he

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you call him buddy? Yeah?
Buddy? Is his name Buddy? Or

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is that Buddy Knocks birthday? Wasn't
there? Danny, you can help me

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here. Country music legends back in
like the fifties, Buddy Knocks and Jim

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Reeves. Jim Reeves for sure.
I don't know anything about Buddy. There's

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one was Buddy Knox too. Buddy
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and my uncle is Jim Reeves.
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Maybe those are just two popular names. Pretty wild that is wild, and

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whack taw. Buddy lives out there
in Archer City. That's awesome. Happy

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birthday at your granddad's birthday. Quit
smoking when I was born. The minute

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you were born. Didn't want to
give me a lot of secondhand other Papaul

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kept smoking popball Clyde anymore. Yep, so he's not he's not. Be

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a good run boy. You're young. You how you are? Your grandma's

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still with us or no one of
them. So your ball buddy's wife Joline

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is Margie and Clyde passed away within
the last decade. Papall Clyde actually passed

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away during COVID. It was real
sad. It was one of those couldn't

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go into the hospital and one of
the last times I saw him though.

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I went up to his window and
he looked at me and flipped me off.

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As I walk away. I was
like, man, if that's the

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last time, that's awesome, I
want to that grandpa. He was so

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cool. Yeah, just waving the
bird, but h long bird. My

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favorite word is G damn it.
Yeah, it's just muttering G damn it

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to yourself every day. That's all
you are. I'm well on my way.

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Yeah. If we're being completely honest
here, let's move on to Sports

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at seven. Because the MAVs lost
last night. That was more than a

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loss. Jason Kidd claims that he
and the entire league has been put on

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notice for something and Luca and the
media get into it after the game.

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We've got the audio next time.
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