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This is the downbeat on ninety seven
won the freak scuttle Buck time happening in

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a second. So a couple of
things happened last night. We talked at

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about the MAVs game a little bit. It was crazy. There was a

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little crazy scene in Lubbock last night
too, as it was Texas Tech and

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Texas and the Longhorn smoked Texas Tech
if you're me unfortunately. But what happened

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is there was a wild play where
Texas player Rock Cunningham, he's chasing after

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a loose ball, and there's again
in Williams for Texas Tech. They're chasing

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after a loose ball and then Brock
Cunningham lays a football move hip check on

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him and just like lays him out
into the first row, and it caused

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a big scene to which it got
heated and then Lubbock at that point Texas

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was already leading by twenty five points. Then a fan through a little tiny

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fireball onto the floor and got ejected. So while you have all this going

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on, they're reviewing the play,
Texas Tech head coach and former University of

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North Texas head coach Grant McCaslin has
to go to the uh you know,

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the press table right there at center
court and gets the microphone or the public

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address you know, announcers microphone to
address the crowd. Uh gg curnt me

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up? Please, here we go, and the entirety of the Texas bench

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is near mid court. Listen,
hey right here, everybody, listen.

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Everything that gets stolen on the floor, We're going to get a technical fund.

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Listen to me, it's gotta stop. It's gotta stop. Nothing else

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on the floor am I planning?
Which to me gave me lots of questions.

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First of all, we're losing by
twenty five, so there was a

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big and there's ten minutes off the
again, there was a big Fitt vibe

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like if you really want to if
student section, if you know what,

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screw it, No we're throwing stuff. Or if you're a Texas fan,

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who is that the game and you
happen to have I don't know, a

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mini container of fireball or some chapstick, maybe I give it the low the

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low hand whip out on the floor
a sert a chapstick and then hand back

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in the pocket and then hey,
what the heck? Who did that?

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Doug on it pointed somebody so like, there's a lot of things that could

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happen. How do you just go, well, this team's getting We talked

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about this a little bit, and
uh, I think it was Chiefs Dolphins.

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It was the a snowball thrown on
the field during that game on Saturday

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on a Saturday night, or maybe
that was Chiefs Bills. Yeah, always

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the Bills. What that is snowballs? It's like, how do you just

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assume though, that it was the
home crowd? Is that not every person

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at that game was a Texas Tech
fan maybe ninety percent? And then also

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remind us of Sam Wish in nineteen
eighty nine, Why Shoes the coach of

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the Bengals and they're taking on the
Browns and something was done on the field.

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Well, the next person that sees
anybody point anything on this field,

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point them out and get him out
of here. You don't leave Cleveland.

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Once again, it could have been
Browns pay And that's great. That is

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an awesome line, very real,
living Cleveland, like ripping on the team.

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Like that's so good. Well,
that's why I was like, if

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you're Grant McCaslin and you got it
for a minute, you're down by twenty

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five. Now After that happened,
Tech put on a comeback and they got

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to like twelve. If you think
plays happened, this could have been a

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six or seven point game and you
ended up not being that. But do

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you go we're gonna get a technical
foul. We're about to stage a comeback,

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like do you go for it?
They just we're about to have the

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biggest comeback of all time. Cut
the promo or do you take the natural

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thing? And he hated it more
of the are we clear you know,

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teacher with the teacher mode, but
it's still like what tough stuck to be

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in? Grab it. Tell all
of your home crowd, who's very unhappy

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that you're losing by twenty five.
By the way, do what I say,

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and you know what, college people
do tend to be pretty loyal and

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just follow it. It's funny that
they're taking off the fireball guy up the

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stands carrying can we get six security
guards on him? It looked like for

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security guards and two firefighters. It
really did it look like somebody being removed

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from a Navolney protest. It did. And then the easy access to a

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wireless mic for the head coach is
kind of awesome. He's standing out there

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with a microphone. It's like,
you know, the smart play would have

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been to put some kamakazi karaoke up
on the jumbo tron and let him have

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a real Yeah. He starts playing
hear the piano for don't stop believing him

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again, like, oh God,
here we go. I guess we gotta

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do it. I'm just a small
town girl line. There comes some unironic

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bon Jovi get ready. Oh we're
halfway there. I'm living on a prayer,

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don't throw it. There is your
cat ketchup there like Ole step at

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eight. Because we're gonna do the
time warp. I've done time warp in

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a long time. Time warp is
where we kind of look back, and

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it's usually centered around a specific date. This year, it's gonna be this

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time, it's gonna be centered around
nineteen ninety nine, exciting the birthdate of

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Lukadancic, because twenty five years ago, on this day he first was brought

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into this atmosphere. The world was
blessed with a beautiful Slovenian Bobby. His

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little capsule from some other planet landed
in Slovenia and little Bleana and people found

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him wrapped in a little blanket and
pulled him out and they realized he has

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superpowers. Oh what have we done? Yeah, just act like he's a

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normal human strounded by Frankensenson Murr and
he he was interviewed on that day and

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he said it was amazing. That's
right. So he's twenty five. Did

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these events up in ninety four,
ninety nine or oh four? You can

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call in and join forces with your
sports heroes Danny and Mike. Yeah,

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it's amazing. Two one four or
eight one seven seven eight seven one nine

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seven one call in, stay on
hold. I would really prefer it if

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you're not on your speakerphone. When
you're on it sounds a little better on

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your bluetooth sounds a little better.
But also be safe if you're driving.

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And we'll do an alt shot format
for Hoody in the Blowfish. Tickets.

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Let's do it. What a prize? Yeah, dude, you a regular

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person could be there to see Wody
in the Blowfish. Yeah, just a

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regular schmuck like yourself. You're right
there, and then right there Hoody in

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the Blowfish, no less than three
hundred feet away. Hooty and the Blowfish

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and the Blowfish. I mean,
it's not justody. The Blowfish are going

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to be there. Blowfish. Could
you and someone you love and if you're

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lucky, think about this. You
could meet a real live blowfish seeing meat

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one of the ones, and if
you win, you get to tell that

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person you love the same. Where
Fish you right now? Honey, honey,

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you're gonna be there? Where hoot? You gonna Blowfish? Oh my

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god? I love that band.
Not sure? May thirtieth Segis Pavilion.

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Guess what. We could have got
tickets at ticketmaster dot com, but we

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didn't have to because we won.
We want them have to go. Oh

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my god, honey, what did
this cost? We don't have the money.

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We're gonna maybe lose. The farm
didn't cost us a dollar. I

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listened in ninety seven, won the
Freak. I want them time warp eight

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o'clock on February twenty eighth. That's
the booty in the Blowfish, hooting in

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the f and Blowfish. That's the
victory that compensates for the MAVs almost victory

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last night. What you just laid
out? Yeah, she whizz you're serious

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hard play hard one. Yeah,
I a car for that, keep the

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hard platform. Oh boy, we
had some goats wandering around in Arlington.

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This is funny. Body came footage
from a cop. So there's a bunch

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of goats. And we've talked about
this a little bit. How goats are

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almost like lebron Yeah no, no, no, actual is actual? No,

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not like that. Did you say
Gretzky, Yeah, Gretzky the animal

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that creates one of the worst cheeses, you know, like goat cheese.

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Well, it's it's not that I
don't like it, it's just one of

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the worst ones. You've just never
had it. Yeah, most cheeses are

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pretty good. People that don't like
things but then claim that they've never had

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it. Those are people that I
trust. It's just going to be behind

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a fade. Those are the smart
ones. Do you know how many animals

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make cheese? About seventeen? Yeah, cow's goats. It is kind of

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weird. R donkeys. If you
make milk, you can make cheese.

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There's horse milk, any domesticated mammals
milk can make cheese, cattle, goat,

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sheep, yaks, camels, buffaloes, lamas, horses, ca packas,

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donkeys, reindeer. You can all
make cheese. You can milk anything.

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With nipples, Mike, anyways,
you know I have nipples, Kevin,

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Can you milk meat? Beautiful?
Exchange the wonderful? So just a

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little saucer he's doing. He's talking
like a baby at dinner, actual geppetto

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you can milk anything with les and
his confidence levels at a one and he

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knows he's crashing and burning and his
dad is just staring at him. Was

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beautiful. He sounds like me trying
to do the news every day. False

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confidence portray in that show like hey
buy a new glass, boy a new

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bottle of champagne and knocks it off
the ern. A great movie. Yeah,

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okay, So these goats we talked
about how they're like almost employed.

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I mean they have a whole four
one gay and everything to go eat up

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land eat up, you know,
bad portions of Grandine and construction sites and

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things like that. Well, there's
a little area in Arlington where a bunch

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of goats were there, but fifty
of them decided yesterday morning they wanted to

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go on a little scamper. So
here's the bodycam footage of the cops.

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I only pulled this because it's funny
because he's laughing and stuff. As he's

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got a corral fifty goats in Arlington. Here we go, can we please?

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Oh? In this way? We
need him to go that way.

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I told you it's a bunch of
goats. That's a mess. Go goats.

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Go back to where you came from. Please? Who knew we were

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goat wranglers? Now? Is?
This is the insane thing I've ever sure,

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don't. I didn't know we had
goats. It's very hard. He

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had kind of running wild laugh.
It's so good. He's sounded like Scooby

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Doo at their shaggy at the beginning
of that, that's a goat laugh,

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while chasing goes different laughs. So
I always respect the cop because it's one

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of those jobs you have no idea
what the day is going to take you,

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and it's probably going to be bad. It's a roulette wheel where the

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numbers change every day. Yes,
that's also why I respect hookers. Yeah,

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because you knock on a door and
hookers, what do we got?

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That's crazy? That's crazy. That's
crazy, man. But boobs and ass

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hot hot hot police have it on
a far scarier level. And then he

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this, you could hear it.
He's like, we're wrangling goats. How

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how is this on me? I'll
try put when I put my arms out

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into a shuffle to the side like
it's then you go. I guess we're

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wranglers today, and I think it's
interesting. Cops know how to do everything.

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I was like, I don't know
what that if I'm doing. They're

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winging it to where everyone's wagging it
first time being around a goat. Yeah,

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hey, Billy, come on so
yelling at him. Oregon woman earned

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the Guinness World Record for the whitest
tongue, widest whitest, the whitest woman,

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widest wide, the whitest tongue five
whitest point one inches. Jenny Devander

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is her name, She said,
who loves I'll give you above mid that's

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above midlightly. I liked it.
I didn't expected where when it started.

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I thought it was right. Do
you have a said a bouquet of roses?

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Just fall from the ceiling. Don't
don't, don't bask, just accept

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the applause. That was okay.
Wait, let's see a pick. What's

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her name again, Genny do Vander? I'll just look whitest tongue, Genny

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do Vander? Do you v A
N D E R? She said in

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her regular human voice. I always
knew I had a large tongue. Measure

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here's how they measured it. They
put dental floss around her tongue and then

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measured the link to the flaws and
there she goes five point two to one.

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It's the most girthy tongue. Are
you looking at the Yeah, it

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looks like No, I'm looking at
this thing. That looks like she's chewing

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on a filaming. That's what her
mouth, that's what it's not her fault.

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Wow, that's wild. Can you
get do you think you can get

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surgery to get like half of that
chopped off? Things that would tongues?

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How are tongues hot? They're not
this. I just put whitest tongue.

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Look at this. That's the guy
with Look at that piece of Okay,

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that's comedy when the dude does it. It's comedy because HER's okay. Hers

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isn't like flat. She's not making
a look flat. It's like this big

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tender loyd. Yeah, it's almost
a cube. It's wacky, man,

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it is crazy. But congrats to
her on setting the record. One job.

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She did it, She did it. All your dreams have come true.

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Jen now I want to stay on
this same tip here because there's a

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big study that came out about your
voice and what your voice says about you.

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For instance, Danny has a very
low, basy voice, right,

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more of a baritone. How would
you describe my voice, Mike? I

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really don't ask him because he knows
better terms for it. I don't really

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know a higher voice, higher register. You're you're you're a tenor, nails

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on a tenor. Yeah, I
think I'm high pitched sometimes. I always

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get the tendors have a broad range. Really yeah, yeah, when I

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I don't know, it's pre Twitter
whatever, before everyone had pictures of all

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of us I got. I get
a lot of shocked at my size,

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yeah, compared to my voice.
I used to think Kavanaugh was a big,

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fat guy really, like when I
first heard him eleven years ago on

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the radio, twelve years ago in
the radio you doing Night, and I

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was like, And then I saw
him in person, I was like,

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Oh, it's a fit, tall
kind of like I was not expected that.

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I thought you would be huge.
Yeah, but I'll make love to

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you. So there's a it's a
very loose, flimsy study, but it's

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fun and interesting the pitch of her
a voice, which is the highness or

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lowness. It can tell you a
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let's use Steve Carell's got a high
pitch voice. Low pitch voices would

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think of Morgan Freeman. Lo pitch, just think of Danny right here.

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Low pushed voices are described as rich
and deep and an attractive trade for the

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opposite sex. Danny. See that, all right? And that's why Dandy

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has been coveted by so many.
Let me know when that starts working out.

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You get heart emojis on our text
a bunch. It's basically just from

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Whitney. It's Whitney. I love
Whitney, but I think she's probably married,

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and you know she's not interested in
me. She's just being sweet about

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that. That's right, baby,
Come and get it. I bet you

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you can't even say that word,
that phrase without laughing. You and Kavanaugh

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are probably the most coveted of the
host in terms of in terms of a

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roll in the hay as I might. I have to take Mike and I

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out of this discussion, unfortunately,
not because we're single. We're probably the

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only two dudes up here that aren't
betrothed. But you're also over six foot

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fit fit fit. Have you seen
Kavanaugh without a shirt? Have you seen

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me without a shirt? Come on, we're no Michael Fastbender over here.

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Okay, that dude's forty five and
shredded. Killer The Killer. Cannot recommend

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it enough on Netflix movie or series
movie about two hours long and fun,

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so fun. That's good, dude, The Killer. You'll love it.

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Mikey Yeah, kJ you've seen The
Killer? No I haven't. It's good.

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Yeah, yep, it's no nounes, but it's good. What is

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Netflix? I'm gonna need a password
in a text with the code Yeah,

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trumble like five bucks. You don't
have big cutbacks, got to go to

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a lot of music festivals. Our
recent study found that people who speak in

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lower picture more appealing for long term
relationships. Dan, that ain't true.

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That's because the voice exaggerates size,
but it makes it makes someone seem big,

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large, and protective. Intimidating.
Intimidating would be the one. If

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you speak in a lower pitch,
lower pitch, you're more likely to be

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willing to engage in casual sex.
Danny, Danny, I don't like the

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way I'm being portrayed at all casuals. I just got there saying that I'm

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good for long term relationships and casual
sex. So I'm a cheating piece of

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ass. Study showed people with lower
pitched voices were more unrestricted when it came

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to their sexual behavior, including orientations, attitudes, and desires. Well,

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deny that, Danny, tell us
your desires all flavors might be your darkest,

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deepest desires, all flavors. Okay, and the study people with deep

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voices were also found to be more
extroverted and have greater dominance. Wrong,

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wrong, wrong, This is a
foolish study. Danny, you're a dom

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submissive, soroy and domb Danny.
Yeah, you like me a thick bitch

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just because it's a fanatic. We
can't go that I've met. If you

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take Danny to local gay bar,
he would be scooped up. It doesn't

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work, ninety second, I've tried. It doesn't. I've tried. I'm

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not kidding. It does work.
No, it doesn't. You're probably put

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off the wrong vibe. No,
no, no, no no, I

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was putting the vibe out there big
time. Yeah. Yeah, I went

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to the roundup to watch uh drag
Queen Oscar Knight. This was probably in

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two thousands, so I was young
and handsome. I was at the old

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mess that I've turned into now and
I wore the fitted button down black shirt.

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It was nice. Yeah, yeah, it was like fitted in nice

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pants. And I went with a
girlfriend and one of her girlfriends to watch

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gay Oscar Night or drag Queen Oscar
Knight, and I tried to talk to

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him in nothing no, nothing,
absolutely, that was kind of a social

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experiment. Went to the bathroom.
Men on either side of me at the

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urinal, no peekovers, no conversation, no nothing. And by the end

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of the night, I got drunk, and I'm like, what is wrong

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with me? Yes, I was
bummed out because I've heard that if a

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gay man finds you attractive, it's
a bigger compliment than a woman find out.

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I've heard that. I don't know
if it's true, but I was

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really kind of a shop. I
was rejected and I felt dejected. Is

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it because you were in an NFL
hat and a black savage here? That

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was the No, that was a
different time. This is a different time.

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And I asked, I asked the
girls, I said, what is

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what's wrong? With because I was
kind of sad all the way home,

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and they're like, look, they
know they can just tell that you're they

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don't have a chance with you because
you just you come off as straight no

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matter how, you know, and
you're probably making a mockery of it.

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Yeah, they just she said,
they just don't believe you. They know

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that they don't have a chance with
you. So they're not gonna they're not

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gonna waste their time. Like,
Okay, that's sad, that's fair.

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Tomorrow, Yeah, it's never too
late to rerack, you know, go

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back reracks go. Yeah. I
bet nowadays you'll have no problem catching a

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d Hey singular, I bet multiple, Yeah, line them up. Tomorrow

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we'll get into Mike. Tomorrow,
will get into fast talkers. What that'

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supposed to mean? You're not a
fast talker? Actually you have been when

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you get excited famously. Yeah.
Well we've got deep We've got deep throat,

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the fast talker and the mumbler.
Morning. What a trio. I

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got a huge tone like Jenny dun
Okay, so we'll get into that to

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marks. I think it's interesting and
fun. But coming up next, you

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can call two, one, four
or eight one seven, seven, eight

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seven, one nine seven one uh
JJ will get you. Put you on

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hold if you want to go see
Hoody in the Bullfish. If you don't

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want to go see Hooy in Bluefish, don't call in. I'm gonna be

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honest with you if you don't want
to go. But if you know someone

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who does, you can give them
the tickets too. But two and four,

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eight and seven, seventy seven,
one nine seven, Well, we're

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gonna the TimewARP in honor of Luca
Donch's twenty fifth birthday. Today, we're

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having a big Luca Birthday party all
day on the station and we're gonna play

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the time Warp and you will get
to pair up with one of your heroes

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Mike Siroy, Danny Bayliss. We'll
have an alt shot format game. It

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will be a lot of fun in
honor of Luca's twenty fifth b day.

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So call in right now if you
want to join. That's next on ninety

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seven to one, the Free