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It's the Downbeat ninety seven one the
Freak. Yeah, today at nine o'clock

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we'll do part one at the Clip
of the Year Clips Show countdown. Take

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all the best clips from this year
on ninety seven w in the Freak All

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shows. Put them on a little
Google doc. Let the listeners vote,

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and I tallied them and we'll start
at fifty. We'll do fifty through forty

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one today at nine o'clock. So
don't miss that. It's gonna be funny.

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Find the clips. Yeah, there's
all people. Some things people have

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missed probably boo. Yeah, it's
okay. I don't know. We've been

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working blue just early. It's fine. It's seven o'clock. I'm a clean

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family comedian. So you're like the
Brian Reagan of radio. Yeah, I

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fancy myself more of a bargazzi,
but whatever, I think Brian Reagan.

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Reagan's great, Like, he's really
fun. I've never heard of that person.

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You know him if you saw him, Yep, he's been doing it

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a long time too. That's fluffy. No, he's not too fluffy.

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Gaffigans who you're thinking. Yeah,
Gaffigan's clean too, though I'm thinking of

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a Gabriel Eglesius, Oh fluffy comedian
he calls himself fluffy, Yes, the

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only I know about him. Well, I look forward to hearing all your

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clips. I think that's gonna be
awesome. And I love that the listeners

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voted. Yeah, there their pick. It's in their hands. Yeah,

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the listeners were in the palm of
your hands. You have to decide whether

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to crush them or to elevate them
or flick them. Is you're a tremendous

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actor, we will Well, I
think I can be without training and playing

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that again today and telling you I
listened to it four times this weekends.

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His clip of why he's would be
a tremendous actor did not make the vote,

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did not make the best for it
on there. It's the funniest clip

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of the year. You know.
That's the problem with this is there's a

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conflict of interest in you compiling this
because how many Kevio moments could have dominated

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that list. Well, I say, through the year, groups and Christina

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and I kind of keep an archive
everything so clips. You know, they're

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responsible for sending clips from their shows
and sending them. So I've just got

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this big file to work through,
and I went through and I just put

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the funny stuff up there and a
lot of being bott of boom every day

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this week. Now, you didn't
see a lot of being bottom boom coming

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at seven o'clock today, But what
you did see coming was Sports Now Sports.

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right, stay tuned. We're twenty spot

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pending twenty minutes away from a zero
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tuned for that. We've got to
scuttle boat with some news coming at you

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at seven point thirty. I have
to look back at the year end news

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here in the Metroplex. But it's
my first day back. I do want

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to hear well because Danny missed last
week, before I get into what happened

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yesterday and how it pretends to the
Cowboys and the Eagles and the chaos in

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the NFC, before we get to
the college football playoff corruption, Danny,

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you were off last week. The
big story of last week is that Mark

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Human is selling the Mavericks incredible.
I wanted to give you the floor if

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you had a hot take, if
you had a well what you thought about

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all that? Because it is a
wild story. I thought it was interesting

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the shares that he sold. It
was a majority stake, right, And

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what was the number on that.
I think it was two bills, like

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money two bill right, yeah,
because everyone's like three point four to three

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point five and again he's not getting
that. I think it's about two billion,

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which is what he chunked off,
and that's the money he'll get.

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Now he's not technical majority owner,
but he is going to stay on as

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basketball operations. Okay, So just
the portion that Mark Cuban sold of his

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shares in the MAVs was enough to
buy Hawaiian Airlines. Oh and you think

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of an airline as something that would
be worth a lot more than a basketball

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team, right, I mean you
would think, yeah, Because I was

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reading this article, I was going
to put this in Dingy's Morning News.

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We've got tons of stuff, so
I'll just kind of make the correlation here.

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So Alaskan air is buying Hawaiian Airlines
for one point nine billion dollars,

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which is just the stake that Mark
Cuban sold in the MAVs. So that's

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not what the MAVs are worth.
They're worth a lot more than two billion

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dollars. You know, it just
goes to show, dude, that the

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business side of sports and the revenue
generated, and we know it's huge,

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but I don't think that our dumb
moron brains can fully get our get our

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minds around just the type of influence, power and cash that being involved in

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one of these teams means. Like
fully, Yeah, well, I hate

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to say, but I think immediately
on the other side of it is that

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you know, Elon Twitter forty four
billion and he could have bought the Cowboys

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and had twenty five billion left over. Yeah more than that. Yeah,

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So anyway, I don't know,
telling sponsors to go f themselves and that

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whole disaster. And I read all
the stuff. You know that it's a

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play. It's a long game,
and it has been a long game for

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Cuban for quite a while. And
he wants to build a new arena,

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but he wants to make sure it's
got infrastructure in place for when, if,

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and when you know, gambling becomes
okay, casino gambling becomes legal in

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the state of Texas. I thought
it was odd considering and look, I

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know people tried to expose a lot
of the political connections with all of this

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because I know Cuban to be I
don't know. I would say fairly,

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I don't know either centric or left
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and that the ties that the new
owner has or kind of on the other

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side of that. But lude it
is the state of Texas, and I

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think Cuban, above all, you
know, above politics, is a guy

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that likes to make money and likes
power and likes to be to be able

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to have influence. I don't think
this has anything to do with a presidential

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run. I think this all has
to do with using whatever influence on either

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side, left or right to get
gambling legal in Texas. Because if he

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is, if he is a maverick, no pun intended that in that campaign,

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if he's at the forefront of that
campaign, he stands to gain so

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much. This is business. This
is straight business. And you know what,

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if I've got to sell off part
of my team to somebody that's probably

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gonna have a lot of influence in
a very red state, all right,

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let's do it. Yeah. Yeah, I think I think all that's pretty

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spot on. And I think they
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one of these articles I was reading
about this is that the Addison family is

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committed for now to being noncommittal on
the twenty twenty four election, but like

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their history shows that they were one
of Trump's biggest donors, and I was

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like, well that, I mean, it does make sense that they would

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give a lot of money to the
Republican Party considering that Texas is run by

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Republicans. It just seems like this
was a if you can't beat them,

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join them move in a way.
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is just get the casino going,
and that's his focus and it doesn't change

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his day to day I mean,
just perfect for him. Sounds like,

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I mean, I couldn't find a
negative outside of the one thing where if

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it did come down to it,
like you just can't say I'm the majority

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owner. That's it. Everything else
can said the same. So there's that.

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Dom de Sandro, I cannot believe
we're talking about Dom Dessandro. He

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has been a senior advisor to the
general manager and a chief security officer for

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the Eagles since nineteen ninety nine,
and he found himself in the news yesterday

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as the Eagles got destroyed forty two
to nineteen by the forty nine Ers,

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And I can't believe that that is
not the headline that the forty nine ers

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just wiped out the Eagles. Well, and if you watch the first quarter

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of that game, in just the
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see the final score because it looked
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though they were only able to come
away with a couple of field goals in

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their red zone drives. Didn't you
think that? Oh my god, yeah,

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I fortyniners couldn't move the ball,
And that is the head headline that

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the forty nine ers mopped the floor
with. Absolutely, Dom just hander was

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not the national headline. I think
he is man. Well, if you

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search his name, yeah, he
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but yes, I am intrigued by
this. For sure. All people are

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talking about right now he's Dom de
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not have been involved in a scuffle. So he's no, he's on the

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sideline like he is, and he's
hanging out with sirianni uh and just kind

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of goofing on the sideline. There's
a play over by the sideline. Again,

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we are the show of record,
who is long? Said? Too

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many damn people on the sidelines.
Let's go ahead and clear the mess over

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there a lot of people and do
you know how these altercations go. There's

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probably a little, a little jawing
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Dre Greenlaw, the linebacker for the
forty nine ers, almost hits him.

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I mean, he's got a fist
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a little bit. Now, I
think you would define it as more of

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a jab. I'd define it more
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Yeah, it really is. But
it ends up getting Dre Greenlaw thrown out

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of the game. And it's because
the games in Philadelphia, the fans are

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going wild for Dom Desandro. Now, Kevin Burkhart and Greg Olsen Man,

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I didn't really maybe, and don't
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Now. I didn't really like the
way they handled it because one of

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their first plays was he gave us
some great restaurant recommendations in town. Oh

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yeah, And then they went okay, so I'm still full, yeah all

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right, And I'm like, oh
man, this guy, to a lot

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of people is going to be seen
as a villain. Here. You guys

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are talking about you. You had
some good restaurant options from him. No,

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no, no, they seen as
a villain. They themselves said that

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he's going to be a hero after
that Philadelp. But yeah, everywhere else,

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I think it's going like what all
messed up? He didn't really do

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anything, did he? Well,
we don't know that, right, That's

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the thing. What really happened.
He said something, okay, and if

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you sideline, if you give me
on the sideline and provoke a player,

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that would cause that player to be
ejected. Well, he kind of pushed

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him. I mean they were green
Law on some and whoever it is,

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uh, DeVante Smith were like face
to face right on the sideline, and

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the refs are going to break it
up. Some coaches are too and sweet

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dom Dessandro runs in their big arm
on green Law shoving him back and and

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a bit of a push, an
extension of the arm push, and then

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green Law kind of throws that job. I felt like the actions were there

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was a distinction between the two.
I thought like Dessandro's actions were that of

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hey, separation, not aggression.
Yeah, Mainlaws was of aggression. He

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was in a weak ass way trying
to like throw a punch, I guess,

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yeah, But he went for his
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it's not exonerated by any means here. I guess my problem is now,

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so every team's got security guards on
their staff, well know this, But

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now does every team just hire a
big goon to get involved? And anytime

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there's a play near the sideline,
you get on the field and start mixing

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it up with players that is highly
out of line. It was out of

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line. It's just like dom Desandro
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to the other to get in this
melee. It happened right in front of

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him. But also he should not
be involved. No, he should not

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be involved. You're absolutely right.
And it always irks me when you see

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some spare you know that's rid in
proximity to the head coach jawn with referees

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yelling and opposing teams players. It's
like, who are you? I don't

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see why that's even allowed to fly. Yeah, especially on an NFL side,

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Well it's not. Well, there's
a there's rules that like non essential

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personnel, and I think technically there's
rules that coaches aren't are not allowed to

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like engage obviously engage, but even
like I don't think it's technically legal for

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a coach to yell and gesture at
an opposing player. I think you're right,

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But I think there's leeway for a
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of a coaching staff. I suppose
because it does happen sometimes, but not

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for security man to have beef with
a forty nine er. And I'm not

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even like but just because we're in
cowboys town, I hate the Eagles guy.

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You know, I'm not gonna do
some contrived stuff. I you know,

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I don't have I don't know any
Eagles fans. I don't associate with,

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you know, a lower form of
human. But one thing I do

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like have a big problem with is
there's no the president's been set. Well,

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you got a little home field advantage
right now. You don't get the

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crowd into it. Get you a
big goon, get him out there,

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throw a little shoulder at a player. Does it matter? But the guy's

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gonna get suspended. Who cares?
You provoke the other team and make them

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who's a player? You've done your
job, I mean to me, you've

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opened the floodgates for a lot of
stuff that could be happening now. Well

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begs the question who is strategically who
is the Dom Desandro of the Cowboys?

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Do we even know? It used
to be Rob Davis? I mean Rob

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Davis was a He was a coach
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He was also Dennis Rodman's bodyguard for
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be Rob Davis. I'm not sure
if Rob Davis is still with the team

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though. If Rob Davis still coaches
for the Cowboys, then AM surprised that

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you even know that, Like,
why do we know this? Well?

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Because I used to be pretty close
to the Cowboys. But that's okay.

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So you're an exception though, And
and he was in Green Bay with McCarthy

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too. Most people don't know who
these The fact that Dom Desandro is even

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rolling off of any of our tongues
on a Monday on the radio is just

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ridiculous. We didn't bring Roosevelt back. That's why I see security man.

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Get Rosie. Yeah, get Rosie
back on the sideline, Yeah, where

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it belongs. I don't think he's
yeah, I don't think he's in good

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shape. No, I don't know
that he's in bad shape. Is that

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he's not allowed around anymore. He's
not allowed to be around anymore. I

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think that's what it is. Can
you imagine the stack of NBA exactly what

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I'm saying. You can imagine that
The other guy was David Wells HM,

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which was casually dess agent for a
while early in Des' career, but he

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was known as the fixer, you
know, when that's what Dom is for

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the Eagles. They call him the
fixer. When you use the perfect descriptor

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non essential. That's what I see
on sidelines. The majority of what you

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see on an NFL sideline to me, to you, it looks non essential.

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But I guess every one of those
people has a reason to be there

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and has a legitimate function. I
thought we did this article. We did

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Dolphins a few weeks ago. Yeah, we did what didn't get close to

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all of the people that are on
the sidelines. Though cheerleaders even need to

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be on the sidelines. I mean, it's gonna happen. A player is

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going a place in a get out
of bounds, A player is gonna roll

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it. A cheerleader's gonna gonna knock
a chiller's head off. Buckle, Well,

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it's good buckle. The legs is
gonna hit her back of her head

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on the on the comode. How
many times per week do we see a

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guy get hit on the sideline and
you're sitting there going, I think he

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he might be knocked out, pans
back and he's probably fine at least once

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a third and two. And it's
always a dude wearing khakis with holding some

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cables. Right, well, obviously
we have to talk about broken leg.

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Man to say Saints and lines,
now, is that kind of the chain

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gang. I don't know. I
thought I think you said like referees assistant

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or something. It is one of
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Oh, the knee snaps, the
legs snap apps, and the knee

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buckle backwards. No, that's always
a flow the knee, okay, and

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player running into him. I didn't
Alvin Kamara, Oh wow, Okay,

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so at least he got a big
name. You know when he tells the

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story later, you do want that, I guess right. You don't want

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it to be a back up like
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Oh, you're awesome. Oh,
Man, Walter got a compound fracture

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from Sweetness, right, But if
Peyton or Matt Suey, Obviously you're picking

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h picking sweetness. It's what's what's
kind of gross about it that so the

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guy, first of all, he's
wearing like the vest, uh and yellow

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and black right yellow and black strip
vessel. He was a chain gang guy.

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And you see it happen. You
see the ref look at it,

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and then one of the players reacts
when the players go, oh, Camara

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is like right next to him,
and when they kind of fell in a

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pile and the guy's laying right here
and imagine he's wailing like a like Malcolm

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trying to sit on Tanta's lap,
and Camara kind of does a double take.

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The guy's list that hell out of
here. I mean, he looked

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back and I would imagine had sympathy
as a human, but he also,

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you know, the play clock was
running, by the way, sick Matt

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sue reference that a lot. Thanks
me, dog. They're saying it's a

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dislocated knee. That's it. Is
that better? It's actually better, I

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would say, and pop it.
He's uh, oh, it's so sad

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looking. But I thought it was
like, well, they're gonna have to

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amputate it because it's pointing the wrong
way. And you know how those things.

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You imagine if some Civil War doctor
came out of the tunnel with a

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bone saw just locked the lean in
the musket. He's got the Cowboys cow

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the cowboy hat on the Cowboys trainer. Oh kind of stats and hats and

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saw my leg. Oh no,
just take it. Yeah, dude,

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there's two big ones, two big
nonsense. Wow. I guess I don't

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know. I don't was he remember
the chain Gang? Okay, fine,

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then I guess you're essential. You
can lop off probably sixty percent of the

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humans on an NFL sideline don't need
to be there. Yeah, and I'm

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not because we're friends with you know, Brett Kelly and some of the and

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Noah Bullard did some of these great
photogs who are in the end zone of

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every game. And yeah, that's
part of the job. K. But

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is that essential? I guess,
I you know, do you need local

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news angles of Yes, I'm not
going against that. X. I love

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those boys and they provide some of
the coolest damn video highlights of any you

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know in Cowboys history. Yeah,
but there's a lot of them. Well

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even at the camera people underneath the
rim, you know, basketball games,

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there's right there, any type of
action that goes in the core, like

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someone's gonna get hit. Yes,
And how about the security guards who get

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in trouble if they glance backward at
the field of play, they don't feel

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it coming, and then they get
rolled up right, that's terrible cut the

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leg double cut, landing on their
heads. No, yeah, they never

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see it coming, or they do, but they feel like they never moved

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because, yeah, they're so good. They're so good at their job,

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because they could hear like the freight
train rumbling around the corner. And then

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human nature to try to take a
glance the living life, like Tony in

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the final episode of Sopranos, you
never see it coming. Well, chaos

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in the NFL sideline, And yes, the forty nine ers were without dre

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greenlaw but under reported. You talk
about Dom Delaise, Dom de santostmony.

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Yeah, Rick de Santo's under reported
those when he was ejected. Then the

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Philly sideline not secure for their many
not secure. So that's about when the

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forty nine ers went on a big
run. Coincidence, not a coincidence.

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Eagles ten and two, Cowboys down
nine and three. Of course, this

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Sunday Sunday night. We'll be waiting
all day for it, Cowboys and the

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Eagles. You know, I actually
will be this time waiting all the m

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day for Sunday night. She's right. This week I wanted a three twenty

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five game, getting tired of the
night games. But whatever, you guys

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had one last week. I don't
know that was Friday morning. Was a

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great position here. They're also the
home game, clearly Cowboys six and oh

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at home this year. If you
get the win, you would still be

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behind the Eagles, I believe in
what and a tiebreaker? Well, but

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you would be knotted up at ten
and three. I saw that, and

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hellman, y'all's buddy. Technically,
if they win Sunday Night, the Cowboys

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will be in the league. Oh
really, how well, because they've played

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more either division they have it's a
division record common opponent, oh division division

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record, I think, and they
we've played more, so the Cowboys have

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a better division record one and they'd
be three and one. Yes, So

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in the moment, the Cowboys will
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But yes, it'll even out once
the Eagles complete. I think two

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games to come with the Giants maybe, Okay, so I was looking ahead

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the conference tricker, because the Cowboys
are six and three, it's the conference.

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The Eagles are six and one against
the conference, so gareaker. Yes,

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I'm pretty sure. Yes, the
Eagles would have a game in hand

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there, so the Cowboys will technically
be leading. But yes, we would

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need the Eagles to take another l
that is, you know, less than

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likely against their opponents. Acts had
to leave the game for a little birstate

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Himan. He's banged up, and
he was banged up the last time we

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played him, and we should have
beat him. So it's the Cowboys are

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ready for this one, like they
are geared up. And I'll tell you

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right now, a week ahead of
it, I'll be picking them to win.

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I'm already I'm getting concerned only because
of the narrative and the NFL intelligentsia

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for weeks now has been like,
look, I don't know if the Eagles

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are as good as that number,
and the vibe has been the Cowboys are

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better than that number. And we've
been looking at this game forever and almost

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expecting the Cowboys to get them.
Yeah, and I hate that every finger

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quote, smart NFL person is all
over Cowboys are gonna thump them. Yeah,

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Cowboys open is a three point favorite, and man, I think so

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too. Point differential this year Cowboys
plus one sixty eight, forty nine Ers

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plus one sixty three Eagles plus forty
one. Yeah, and point diff is

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is generally a pretty good one.
And let me just have all of that.

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I want nothing to do with the
forty nine ers for a third straight

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year of the one. And what
a mystery that San Francisco is a three

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loss team and three in a row. Wasn't that after bye week two?

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For them? They're effing good,
look like a team that should have three

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losses and Philly does not look like
a team until you know yesterday's game that

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should only have one loss. Well, ever, at the stat of the

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morning is what is it? Eighty
eighty nine to twenty five or something?

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The combined score the forty nine Ers
played the Cowboys and Eagles impresses smashed,

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embarrassed both of us. Smash smash, smash, smash mouths at Ato like

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Luca on an injured reserve boat Luca. In March this March I heard at

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eight o five the college football playoff. Corruption. I'll call it corruption.

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I don't care Cash is calling in
mikeswer Cash is calling it. Eight fifteen

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he went to the damn sphere.
Great day coming up next though, it's

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the scuttle Butt, Part one of
five. I look back at the year

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in News next time that he said
won the freaking