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It's the downbeat on ninety seven one
the free All right, it's cyber attack

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Thursday, as we uh try to
figure out what happened to these phones?

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What happened? Oh? No,
big reports throughout the land that a lot

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of the big carriers AT and T, T Mobile, verizone sprinking a lot

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of issues and a lot of outages. We tried to pop on a couple

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of collars in the last segment.
Oh, we had no luck. Let's

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try it again. Let's keep it
going, just to see it because we

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have to keep keep this up to
date throughout the day. Let's take a

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shot here. Hello, you're on
ninety seven to one the Freak. Hey,

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what's up? Oh, yes,
thank you. That sounds like Mike

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and Grapevine to me. That's right, boys, what's going on? Guys

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there? He is Mike. What's
your cell phone carrier? Verizon? Sir?

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Okay, and you're working properly?
All good? Yeah, all good

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man. I've been a word since
four point thirties, so yeah, we're

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all good. I can hear you
guys loud or clear? All right,

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no issues there. Maybe we need
to find an AT and T person because

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Mike had the SOS me and Danny
have Verizon, have had nothing on our

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phone. Well I still have so
os but I just got a text from

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Christina. Yeah she's up. Well
Mike, thank you, thank you for

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what you're doing, and keep spreading
the positive energy and vibes the way you

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always do. My man. I
will guys, Hey, I'll see all

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tomorrow night the Kessler All right,
tomorrow night at the Silver Skylark single release

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party. Right, that is correct. I'm gonna be there if you wanna,

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if you want to get to know
me, and you don't all about

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me promote anything that he's dropping like
a whole launch party thing. We replayed

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the Rants and Meat song. What
more do you want from me? Is

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that gonna be on the new album? It's a mistake to not have it

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on the album. Someone just text
us no candy, no candy, just

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ground beef in all caps, and
he said, it's not on a loop

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in my brain. I hate you. I will stop. We should play

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it a few times this morning,
just see if we can implant that deep

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no candy. I want to see
people at the water cooler today, just

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humming that while just ground beef,
what are you singing? Burn this into

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your damn head. What are you
singing? Nate? I can see you

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creeping up the driveway in your little
costume, hoping for some candy. You

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will be surprised when you say trick
coort eat when you receive a pound of

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rancid meat. Matete. I forgot
to go down to wall Greens to purchase

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a me candy for all of the
eldred I began to pan nick way and

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I heard the door bell chime.
So ground b for you weeks beyond this

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prime, No candy, no candy, just ground beef, no can,

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no candy, just ground beef.
Happy Halloween, Happy Halloween. One and

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haul. We had another caller and
to give a shot weeks beyond it's pride.

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Let's say if we get someone that's
not forgot to go down to Walgreens.

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The Walgreens like a block from my
house. It's beautiful. Hi.

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What's your name? Eric? Eric? Name your cell phone? Carrid?

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What's up at? And T is
working for you? Now? Do you

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have the little S O S thing
in your phone? Or I do not?

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Man? I got I got a
little five G thing on my phone.

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There is Hi, g Eric,
where are you at? Are you

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Dallas. Where are you at Collyville. I'll hear in the lovely suburb of

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Collville a question about Collieville. What
the hell is going on out there?

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Where is Colleyville? Yeah, explain
Calaville to people that don't really know.

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Coliville is our own little secret that
we talk away in between Dallas and Fort

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Worth, just north of Arlington.
We all we actually got on the news

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for the wrong reasons whenever they had
that Jewish synagogue get taken over ye situation.

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I will say, Okay, So
Colinville is kind of between like one

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fourteen to the west of that.
Is that correct? Uh? Yeah,

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well one fourteen is north of it. Yeah. One twenty one kind of

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runs down just to the just to
the east of it, yes, and

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then one eighty three over one twenty
one bends around and meets with one A

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Thris that's to the south of it, So you're kind of in between those

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those three highways. I spent a
little time out there. There was a

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band that I played with a number
of years back, and we had a

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guy lived out there and he had
a rehearsal studio out there, and I

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loved that area. It's still got
like a. It's obviously a suburb of

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the Metroplex, but it's still got
such a gosh, what's the word for

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it. It's got a country feel
to it. Still a lot of open

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space still in Collieville, right,
do you kind of have the that's kind

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of your your property like that somewhat. I'm on half an acre and it's

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awesome. Yes. Are you over
there on Glade? Were you a north

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of I'm off of Hal Johnson.
You know about Hal Johnson, Mike,

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you have there by that black Walnut
cafe? I am actually, oh yeah,

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what you're looking at on your computer, mikey not he's looking at down

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detector to find out what's going on
with these outages. Yeah, yeah,

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he's looking at down techer. Yeah. But yeah, Collieville is an undervalued

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part or under unknown undervalued part of
the metroplex. But if you know,

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you know right, we like to
keep it that way, man, go

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ahead. A lot of Rangers live
out there, right, Uh, they

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live a little bit further north along
in South Lake. Like Shinsu Chu was

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up in the South Flake area.
We used to play baseball up there with

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his kids. So they used to
put like on the on the jumbo tron.

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Remember it's growing up. It's the
first thing I think of when I

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think of Collieville is they would always
put like like where they're like residents,

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Like here's their batting average and hyhe
and wait, and they put residents.

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Weird. They don't really do that
anymore, but like in the nineties,

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the kid growing up and as like, oh, rafay up. Palmer lives

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in Collieville. Yeah, as close
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arteries that run through the metroplex.
Man, if you get in there,

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it takes a long time to get
to a major freeway. Yeah, you

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can feel kind of isolated out there. It's kind of great. That's Corey

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Seeger loved that, you know,
because I'm just looking at a big map,

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believe or not. I'm looking at
a map of the metroplex and there's

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like these squares that are furthest away
from highways. Like you were just saying,

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the arteries, and you're right,
the biggest one in the whole metroplex

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does contain Colleyville and Keller essentially,
And that's interesting. The Keller Man Keller,

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Keller and northwards. Some hills will
take you twenty minutes to get to

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a highway. Did you ever go
to the fucky Baja over there in Keller?

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I did not. I feel like
I missed out, though, you

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missed on the one of the best
margaritas you'll ever have in the metroplex.

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Well we should go, dude,
Yeah, dude, you know what I'm

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gonna go right now. Why don't
you go at ten? That'd be good

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content. Hang out with the listener's
content. It's you know, job description,

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customer service. I think that's good. All right, Well, well,

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I appreciate you boys. I appreciate
your service. I watch my language.

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You kick butt in the mornings.
I love it. Thank you for

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everything you do and make a smile. How about that. I'm gonna drop

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it's nice as hell. Thanks.
What a nice guy. A good day,

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brother, What a nice man,
Eric, nice man from Collieville.

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There's good people in Collieville. Kevin
good good good good at and T guy

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good. Now, we just need
a T mobile person. This gives us

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hope. We need a T Mobile
person to complete the Holy Triumvirate. Should

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I call who are you gonna call? A right? S O? S.

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I mean I'm the one. Yeah, you're the one. Who Yeah,

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you're the potential. You might be
patient zero. Dude, what if

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I am? I don't call it
called the free Calne. She answers.

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They didn't answer the hot line the
other day when I was calling Christina to

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say stop calling Ron Gilligan. See
it's not can you put it on?

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Not? Okay? So maybe no
outgoing calls. Mike, he's dead.

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Now? Is your phone so Dallas
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when you need the service Driversota to
go to phone doctor? Okay, so

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it's not work, so you're dead? What called Danny? Man? These

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outages are nuts. But well you
sent a picture to us and it worked

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fine. Just ground beef. Okay, there may be a different Are you

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the branch of service that you know
handles? I'm getting no phone call from

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nothing but nothing. We hit,
we hit the speaker button. Mike on

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your on your is it ring?
It's not even ring? Okay, Mike's

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down. Okay, but you can
but you're getting Maybe the SMS technology is

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independent of the the actual cellular phone
calls. I don't I don't know anything

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about that. If somebody knew that
there has a working phone, they could

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tell us. Someone said, AT
and T has about two hundred and twenty

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million users, so this is impacting
about point zero two percent of their customers,

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which, Mike, that means that
you could win the lottery if you

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think about it, one point h
two percent. The special one let's go

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ahead and do this right now is
seventeen minutes to lock my boost infinite and

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white, Right, no issues?
Good? Okay, this guy, my

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Verizon personal phone works, but my
att work phone not gonna Sport report.

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Fantastic? Is this sport report?
Yeah? Instead of supports at seven.

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My advice to most people today,
your phone's is a chance. Your phone's

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not gonna work. You probably just
stay home, Yeah, call in,

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turn on your radio. You got
a real radio home, Just turn on

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your radio, lounge around, getting
close to it. And if the here's

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the thing, if your employer is
like, where are you, Randy?

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I never got the call, bro, Sorry, Well it went to voicemail.

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You know, it rang about six
times, went to boy. Yeah,

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I never got a call. I
couldn't reach out my phone did.

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This is a wonderful excuse to take
the damn day off and just listen to

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the damn radio. A lot of
people use their alarm clock on their phone.

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Look, it just didn't work.
That's still gonna work. Randy knows

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his schedule, he knows he's supposed
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they call Randy. Well, do
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to let them know he was maybe
not coming in that day or something.

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Nah, it's just a way to
like just f the day off. I'm

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going to restart my phone. Yeah, turn it off and all the way

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back on. Well, my kid, does that? Stay tuned, everybody.

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I'm restarting my phone tonight on the
freaka and the early start. Christina

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would be so happy right now watching
you peering through your your readers that are

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down on your nose, and it's
a picture of her on the thing,

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and you're trying to figure out how
to restart your phone. Start it?

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How do I stop it? She
loves my failures. I had to do

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a I put some gravel on my
little driveway the other day, big job,

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and she missed it. And it's
her dream to see me dragging pea

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gravel out of the back of the
jeep and cutting It's just a project that

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she would have loved. She loves
when I have to do things frustrating work,

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Yeah, she loves. Like what
does she like seeing you frustrated?

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That's see a thief, Yes,
because she knows I want to be chilling

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doing not a whole lot, but
sometimes life makes you do little jobs.

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And the thing is, I put
the pea gravel down because I have a

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jeep. It's it's high enough up. Her car was kind of scraping my

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sidewalk when you pull on my drive. You did this for her. I

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did it for her. Yeah,
and she's just gonna laugh at you.

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Yes, where you're out there struggling
with a twenty five pounds bag of grab

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and I like squatting down getting under
the bag, and she answered, and

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kind of slipping down and your butt
crack sticking out, like wiping with my

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sleeve. That sounds exactly like love, Honestly it does. If I bust

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out a ladder, she gets a
lawn chair. Ladder goes up, pants

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go down. At six o'clock to
the night, we have a pregame show.

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At six thirty we have maybe the
most exciting MAVs game of the year.

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The rivals are in town. The
Phoenix Suns a t and T nationally

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broadcasted game tonight. I love it, six thirty, start nice and early.

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Hopefully we're packed at the AAC.
Is the MAVs who won six straight

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to close out the first half,
and it's on Big Test tonight with Phoenix

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Benskin Show had Derek Lively on yesterday
and Man, pretty great. I'm gonna

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start with this one. When they
just asked, Hey, man, what

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do you think about Kyrie as a
person? Describe Kyrie Irving as a person

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one of the most caring, self
aware, drop and attend to people are

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person I've ever met. You can
always tell if you're having a good day,

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a bad day, if thinking about
something, if you're in your head,

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if there's problems on the court,
problems off the court. He's always

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a person to notice and perceive things
that you don't have to say. So

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he's always someone He's probably gonna be
the first person to ask you what's actually

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wrong instead of just saying how are
you? So you know that's having a

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event like that is amazing because I
have somebody who has been through any up

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and down, who has been through
the top and has been right in the

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same position I am. You know, he went to Duke, he came

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out of Duke, he got drafted
way higher than me, and he had

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won championships. Like, that's somebody
who I could always go to if I

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have a problem, if I have
a question. I love hearing that because

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I do get the perception that Kyrie
is kind of the den mother of that

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locker room in a way that he
he's like the guy that will go up

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to you and go, man,
you look at a little upset. What

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what's going on? Baby? You
want to talk about it? You know

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what I'm saying. Like he's he's
got that that kind of he seems like

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he's probably the most emotionally mature person
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He's the leader sometimes not a quiet
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leader, but quieter than some and
some that probably yell and do this,

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do this. He leaves by example, I think, and I think if

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you're around a dude like that,
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like that. Everything about him is
cool. Of all the negative things that

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were thrown out there about Kyrie Irving
before, the only thing I have won.

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The only thing is that you might
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Okay, but those are all like
legit injuries. Yeah, those things.

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You don't even hold that against him
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out of his control, you know. But the the scouting report that we

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got that the world kind of had
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said or tweeted or whatever. I
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of evidence of any of that stuff. Since he's been here. He's been

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nothing but incrediberfect. Yeah. I
said this last week and I'm saying it

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again just because maybe some people weren't
listening last week, but because Mike,

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you've saw this a couple weeks ago
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a couple weeks ago, and Kyrie
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huge run. Derek Clively had a
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energy and defense in his first game
back, and Kyrie makes a beautiful little

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finger roll and all of the MAVs, Bitch was the happiest I've seen them

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in person in a long time.
And then all doing that making the finger

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roll emotion, you know, the
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and then like just running to him
during a TV time out, you

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know, like you know, somebody's
like, oh hey, wait till the

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guy gets in the minch. They're
like going out to half court, you

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know what. That happens a lot
in the NBA. But it's just like

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seeing this, like, dude,
they do love this and he's awesome and

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you get him healthy. This team
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You know, Sons are tough,
but this thing's on what's the point spread

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an idea? October? I don't
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I downloaded a news Why did you
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Uh, it's just a little funny
bit. My funny to me?

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Who I'm my second Danny's question.
It's a from Billy Madison when they go

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what's today and Norm McDonald goes October
because it's newdi magazine day. It's a

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placeholder answers that the answer to two
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half point five? Sorry I asked. He's one of the most insanely idiotic

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things I have ever heard. I
loaded the Apple Sports app yesterday. They

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are onto it, getting rid of
my old sports app. Really what Apple

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Sports app is amazing? Recors,
box scores, everything, live scores,

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live scores. What do I look
up Apple Sports app? Yeah? How'd

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you figure that one out? That's
my phone kicked back in. I'll do

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that. I also look forward to
interviewing the what Oakland A's blogger from Straight

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A's Get Ready for March. Yeah, the first question tell me about Kyrie

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Irving as a person. I don't
don't really know Kyrie Irving. I follow

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the a's. Uh, this is
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first of all, the Tyson Chandler
thing with him was a player comp coming

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out of college. But then you
know Tyson Chandler doing some work with the

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MAVs and their player development system.
But you see those stories and I'm like,

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okay, cool, player comp.
Good. But like I tend to

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think some of those are like training
camp fluff piece. Is like, Derek

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Cleiveland Tyson Chandler aren't hanging out all
the time, are they. Derek Clivelely

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on his relationship with Tyson Chandler.
I've spent a lot of time with Titan.

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You know, I picked his brain
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of basketball how it can be the
most impactful because you know, out of

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everybody who I've been coached by throughout
my entire career, no one's actually been

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seventh foot who has played in this
caliber. Belief. So he knows the

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timing, he knows the positioning,
he knows the calls, he knows where

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and when I need to be at
what point in time. So it's just

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having that extra bit of information that
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and perceive like a different way.
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big bro, but you know,
sometimes he acts other than me. Forgive

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me if if this is an ignorant
thing to ask, but what is Tyson's

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connection currently to Dallas and specifically to
him? They hired him in a advisory

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role I believe. I don't know
this official title though, but I'm looking

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for it frantically. That's am I
just to appease you, Danny, thank

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you. So basically you guys didn't
know either, No I would have said

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exactly what he said. I think
he's maybe some player development coach for the

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Mavericks, which so where is he? That's what I say. It's like

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this, if you asked me what's
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for the Rangers as special assistance to
the GM. But is he on the

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bench? Is he behind them?
I never seen him. I've never seen

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him. That's when when because when
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skin and follow well and I guess
it was Devin Harris, they had him,

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uh headset it up uh in.
I think it was a game last

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week and they were talking to him
and that that that topic came up and

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he was talking about being coached by
by by Tyson Chandler, and like when

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did this happen? Like when years
ago? I had no idea. I

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think he's just a hired gun that
that can come help out big men on

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short time and he's not doesn't want
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time, which is what it requires. So I think he just kind of

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helps out. It looks like he
took every when Nico got the job summer

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of twenty twenty one, he got
just hired to He's probably whenever he wants,

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I would imagine. I don't know, I really don't know. But

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you hear that coach k Shure,
the hell is not seven foot and you

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know played in the NBA Tyson Chandler
straight out of Compton. I really like

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that. Did you know that?
I did? Not? I did?

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I loved school. He did too, nice dude. Okay, real quick,

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guys, can can I do the
Mankini equestrian story. It's been spitting

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on the document when it keeps saying
we have to do this, it's there's

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a little note attached to it.
This is great. We gotta do this

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Mankini story. What is this?
And we'll do it next? On the

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one the freak serious? Yeah,
yeah, I think it's okay. No,

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I trust you implicitly Mankini? Are
you? Is that it so cheese?

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You gotta yes? Oh and also
if you're looking to buy a home,

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oh oh, next, some nice
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