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This is a downbeat on ninety seven
to one the freak. There was time.

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I just look into my photosize the
countdown to Crimbo twenty eight days.

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Enjoy your protein bars this morning,
chew them up, had to get ready

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to wash them down with your one
of your two cups of liquid that you

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bring in each and every morning.
Delicious water that feels good. I love

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water. If you love water,
let us hear from you. Two and

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four, come on, Homish people. A couple of people someone said they

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saw a Homish person around. Uh, around these parts. I feel like

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I've seen it before, but it's
just not common. Is there an Amish

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region? Also, our Amish knowledge
is probably not where it should be.

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It probably comes from watching the movie. And that's probably about it. Yeah,

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I despite going going to high school
in a place with a lot of

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Amish people, or at least Sarasota
has an Amish region, which we discussed

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earlier. That's where I got my
Thanksgiving feast from. They do wear the

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white bonnets. I saw some of
those. They have very small, efficient

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homes, very small. They're hard
working people and they do churn butter mm

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hmm, that is true. You
know, I met a friend one time.

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This is a little different, but
I met a friend who's now one

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of my best friends to this day
because he dropped his yamaica. His yamaica

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fell off his head in class and
I, well, actually, you know

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who picked it up was a former
coworker of ours, or Becca Parker.

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I was in college with traffic girl
for a while. She picked up the

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yamica she picked up, and she
goes, what do we do? And

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I said, we do We take
it to him and ask him if he

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wants is jamaka back? Wait he
dropped off of his head? Yeah,

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likecause you know we're in class and
you know this was cliving. You lean

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back and maybe yamaca falls off.
Oh he was sitting right in front of

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you. But she took the time
to whisper to you, what do we

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do? What what else? Well, it's like getting up to leave class

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and eat it with your bag.
How many options were there? And I

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was like, let's take it to
him. Took it to him. He

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accepted. His name's Or and he's
one of my best friends in the world.

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I love Or and one of the
best keyboard keyboard players on the metrok

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the editor for Fox Sports All right
now the NFL editor. Yeah, for

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Fox Sports. Do you think if
you have like a bad bald spot,

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you love having a yamica? Yes, like if it fits it perfectly?

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Yes, Yes, there's no doubt
a big you can make it the yamica

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bigger. Yeah, till we go
bigger yamica as your bald spot expands.

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Is there a little clip? I'm
sure there's. Yeah, there's got to

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be a couple of little clips that
clip to your hair. Well, I

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don't know, tell us how your
yamica fits. You probably just let it

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sit on there. No, there's
got to be a clip. It doesn't

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just sit on there. Yeah,
I don't know. You wouldn't be ably

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to keep it on there blustery day. No, there's a clip, I

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guarantee if it is windy. I
have noticed a lot of Jewish people running

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with like their hat. I have
to have something in one hand, but

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they're also running with their hand on
their hat. Oh, their yamica.

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You haven't noticed that on blustere days
here in the metropikes. I see this

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all the time. You see it
all the time, people holding their yamica.

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One well, yeah, I went
to a Jewish funeral this year I

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was out. That was great.
It was beautiful. Actually it's actually the

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first been to a lot of memorials, but I'd never been to the outdoor

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burial of a casket, like the
most traditional funeral, and it was the

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one right on uh, I don't
know, right right on the road seventy

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and oh yeah, the road all
street, don't laugh. And there was

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these beautiful Jewish hymns. Ah,
yes, if they're even called that,

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I don't know. I don't know
either, but as I walked up,

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I don't know. Those might be
counter into man, it could be,

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but very cool songs. There's some
cool Jewish songs. And they offered right

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when I got them. I would
love to regale you with the this is

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Jewish. Yeah, we get a
shout out to the Amish. Eight o'clock.

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Get ready, Catholics, time to
shine. Is it disrespectful to put

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a yama co on if you're not
doing hey? Exactly why I brought this

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up because I walked onto the grounds
at the funeral, walked, you know,

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toward the tent, and they offered
a yamica. Would you like a

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Yamaica? And you're like, I
had a moment like, of course,

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well, yeah, and I stuffed
in my pocket. No, I'm like,

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should I is it respectful to do
that? To where? You know?

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And I politely declined because I thought
it'd be more disrespectful to wear than

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respectful. Well, I do one
I didn't know while this weddings I went

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to was the Jared Sandler wedding,
and he the same situation. You were

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offered a yamica, and I did
the same thing, declined and then had

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regret the whole night, like I
should have kept that as a keepsake to

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remember their holy vows. I don't
really know what they did have the date

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stenciled? Ina. Can you do
bits with your yama? I don't,

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probably not, Like what if yamica? One day I'm like, why are

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you asking? That's insensitive? I
want to meet for lunch walk in.

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You can't write funny jars on your
yamica like your graduation hat, you know,

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put a ranger's logo on. Hell
froze over well saying on the top,

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well, Amish community lives in Kemp, they have a store there in

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town. Someone Amish community around Cedar
Creek Lake, tons of Amish across the

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river in Oklahoma. Damn your Amish
Report today today number one in prison and

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with the Amish community. Ninety seven
won the free brought to you by Parker

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University Parker dot edu the best mark. Let's go. We got a man

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hunt, do we really? I
feel like all you need to read is

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a part of a headline and you'll
decree that we have a man hunt.

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We have a local men hunt.
Okay, these are not just normal men.

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These are not just innocent men.
Two inmates still on the run after

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escaping the Fannin County jail Saturday night. Now this was well, this is

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about an hour and a half away
from Dallas. That's what they get for

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building a prison right next to a
gigantic tree farm with overhanging branches. How

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do you think this was gonna go? They did escape into a wooded area,

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clearly because of all the huge trees. Raymond Ross and Ramon pres got

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out of it nine to fifteen Saturday
night, and they said they're wearing gray

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sweatpans. Jj. Oh someone suddenly
interested in the case. No, yes,

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you love it, Grace, I
fanced on cut to me because we

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brought tissues in there for your drool. When wild Garrett wore on we saw

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your tweets, We saw your tweets. I'm awake. They were seen on

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video running southeast from the jail into
a wooded area. Raymond Ross. It's

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in custody in charges of evading arrest, drug possession, and fell in possess

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of a gun. Okay, normal
Ramon Prez and custody on a charge of

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aggravated sexual assault. And they don't
think they're armed right now, but they

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out there. So by Saturday night. How I asked you one day a

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couple of weeks ago, I said, if the show started, how far

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could I get? Oh, by
the end of the show, could I

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make it to the American Airline Center? I think was what we ended up.

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Well on foot? We may We
have a lot of bad ideas,

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and one was the show starts,
Kevin says hello, yeah and immediately leaves

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the studio, and we just gamble
on how far he can make it on

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foot, calling in every break or
every segment good that would be on air

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terrible? Could Kevin make it to
the American Airline Center on foot? And

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we didn't We do them. Yeah, we did the math and I looked

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on the app and I think it
said like four hours and fifteen minutes or

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so. Yeah, I would have
to make up some grounds somewhere, and

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he would claim that he was gonna
jog, but we all know he's not

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gonna jog. So right now on
the app when you click, you know

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walking four hours and forty nine minutes. Okay, So could Kevin pull it

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off in four hours flat with a
lot of heart? What is that down

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to the American other About ten miles
five miles, thirteen miles spirteen miles really

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mostly flat from here in Addison where
we broadcast from thirteen miles to the American

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Airline Center. So these guys have
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up on twenty four thirty six hours, so they could get thirty six hours.

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They could get thirteen miles every four
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some sleep at some point too,
but four times nine is thirty six so

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they could get, in my opinion, Mike, to the American Airlines one

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hundred and seventeen miles away max.
So we're gonna shrink that down to about

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eighty to eight because sleep. They
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scrounching for food, food and bev. But in the area, depending what

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direction they would go. You'd think
they would go to a less populated area.

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You don't think they would come back
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But that's the double back maneuver.
Yeah, that you may want to try

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the double back, which is the
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the population. Interesting. They call
it a go round in the plane business,

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do there, And that's what we're
saying happen in the plane crashing plane?

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Oh, Mike, nice transition.
Last Wednesday we discussed the small plane

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crash of the plane on Strip Mall. Danny's friend Jason Janek, who has

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actually a freelancer for the Dallas Morning
News and other places. Was there a

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free lancer there at a time?
A plane fell out of the sky in

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front of Mama's Daughter's diner up in
North We now know the details of the

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crash. It was eighty seven year
old Elzi Monroe McDonald solo mission. Solo

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mission, Okay. He had a
po box registered to his name in Aguila,

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Agia, Arizona. Where's a Gia
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A it's not a Gilla. Well, I'm not gonna be able to tell

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you that you're the Arizona guy.
You spend airtime in Arizona, Florida,

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and anytime Arizona, Afloria comes up, you're supposed to know your I now

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point is all right? I now
know where a gia. A gilla is

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a little northwest of of Phoenix,
the just west of Wickenberg. Wickenberg where

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I stayed in the hotel room and
there was a large amount of pubic hair

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on the pillow right before I laid
my head down. Happened with mouth open

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when they made me room with report
order Mike Fisher. Back in the days

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of fan trips, why is there
so many pubies? The FAA is saying

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that the pilot eighty seven year old
man was attempting at something called a go

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around. Now, you served in
the Air Force, so you have to

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know about all these plane terms too. Yes, this is an aborted landing

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attempt in which a plane on final
approach instead flies back up. Yeah,

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yes, you know what that means. Well you just you just said it.

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Yeah, but I mean it's really
not clear. Oh, I've been

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part of it. Flies back up? Yeah, you could do a touch

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and go too, where you actually
touch the ground. And then pull back

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up. We go ups, Daisy. I did that once flying into uh

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Lowardia in New York. Really it
wasn't a touch and go. We got

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within frobaby fifty feet of the ground, I would think, and then scary

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back up. Yeah, just because
they overshot it. No idea or some

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other plane was taxiing somewhere they shouldn't
have been. Whatever it was. I

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tell you, man, we got
another beautiful lap of Manhattan flying in too

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there last week whenever I did ten
days ago or whatever. You're just looking

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around it. It is so busy, like what the airport, Yes,

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just like you're going, Am I
gonna hit this plane as I'm taxing because

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they leave not a lot of space. He did not leave space even after

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you're landing, like there's no spared
room. And it's wild to look up

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and see five planes coming in.
I mean, we see this. You

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telling me you land here a DFW. It is busy, but I was

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just amazing. It was a little
more cramped than I remember from ten years

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ago. Your JFK or LaGuardia LaGuardia. Yeah, which is the right play

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if you're going to the city right
where? Well? Yeah, I mean,

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yeah, where's jfk at? I
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the plane. They think it could
have either been you know, mechanical issues,

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run away obstructions, whatever. He
was gonna land at airpark Dallas Airport,

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small airstrip on Addison Airport. That
runway is only three thousand feet and

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it's in poor condition according to the
FAA's airport database. So poor guy.

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He had won Mikey the Right Brothers
Master Pilot Award, really, which honored

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individuals with over fifty years of safe
piloting or aircraft operation experience. He had

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won that, he was aware.
I think he has to give it up

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now. Yeah, they probably longer
with us or at his house right now

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looking through the drawers trying to find
that award to take it back. Do

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we think any evidence. I heard
your eyewitness who provided a harrowing account of

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essentially seeing this crash. He said
he thought he might have scuttled the plane.

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He may have known this mission is
not going to end successfully and try

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to throw it down, making this
a one last minute to get away from

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the building. Yeah. Yeah,
which, if you're a Right Brothers Award

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winner, that's the level you're at. Sure is realizing that all is lost.

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I'm not taking anybody with me,
nothing on that. Let's applaud this

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man, No, I think I
think that's probably what happened. He's dead,

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but let's applaud him because it could
have been way worse, could have

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been worse. I always feel like
if I was a pilot and things were

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I could find somewhere to give me
a chance to lay lay the old bird

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down. Yeah, you know,
I mean I almost view it, and

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this is irresponsible, almost view it
as the buddy system on skydiving. Like

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I think I can do it on
my own, but if you need to

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step in, you're here, So
I do it with the co pilot there,

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I think you can. He had
to teach you a few buttons.

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I guess too. You just have
to decide if you want wheels up or

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wheels down, because if you're going
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think you keep the wheels up.
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bird down on its belly, gentle
real gene light. You have to will's

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down on a big plane, the
passenger plane, and if you're going for

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a road a road landing, you're
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flight Saturday that we arrived here in
DFW raining bad weather, the number one

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smoothest landing I've ever felt in my
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the ground. Just love you love
that. Who if you're listening the pilot

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out of sr Q Sarasota Bradenton International
straight to DFW Bravo, he's just texted

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in that he's a he's a Jewish
Man too. He's got some Yamack effects.

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So here in the Jewish hour killing
it. There's also one of the

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drunkest people I've ever seen on a
plane sitting in front of me. He

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kept getting whiskey, and I got
two whiskey, so he got a bunch

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of them, and he started listening
to tunes and dancing, and he was

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wasted. He got off the plane. He couldn't even he couldn't even troll

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the roller bag, smashing into the
walls of the jetway. Sir, this

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is not Virgin Airlines a drunk drunk
it's off the party plane. But it's

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these predictions, real quick predictions reviewed
coming up in ten minutes right for the

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Cowboys game. But have you heard
of Baba Venga? No, this is

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one of those I will admit one
of those internet clickbait stories. But Baba

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Venga is this lady and she can't
see anything, well really anymore, because

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she's dead. But she always has
these four predictions each year for what will

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happen rest in peace. She predicted
a lot of things. She predicted a

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submarine sinking in two thousand and one. She predicted the terrorist attacks of nine

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to eleven. She also correctly predicted
the Chernobyl tragedy. She also predicted the

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death of Princess Diana. There's a
lot of things that she's got on paper.

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Wait, wait, what year?
How old are these predictions? She

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alive or she's made prediction. She's
very dead. She died ninety six,

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but she's made predictions every year up
until fifty seventy nine. She's got them

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all on the list. She's got
her four ghost Pepper pavilion. Yeah.

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For instance, her twenty twenty three
predictions, which didn't go well. She

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thought the Earth's orbit would change a
little bit, which turns out that didn't.

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But she was shooting a shot and
I appreciate her going spicy. She

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would have got a full point full
point eligible. She also predicted Let's see,

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she had a couple others that she
missed. Let's put it that way.

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I have what she has for this
year. Let me sit down.

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Okay, the Russian leader will be
assassinated. Oh okay, honestly, wow,

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And she made that prediction of the
absolute latest nineteen ninety six, Yes,

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probably way before that. Oh,
that is hot. That is hot.

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That is hot. There will be
an increase in terror attacks in Europe.

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I'll say none of her predictions are
real, feel good, scorching hot

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predictions. Not love will blossom?
Is that a half point worthy? Yeah?

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That one's an increase, right.
A big country will conduct a biological

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weapon test and attacks. Yeah,
I mean that's every day, right,

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Well, not attacks, okay,
well caveat this pitch test attacks. And

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then lastly, there's there will be
a huge economic crisis, which yeah,

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I mean she had a good chance
of like three out of four here.

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Those are pretty generic, I know. For the Russian leader will be assassinated,

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that's hot. That is hot.
And you know what if there was

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gonna be a year oh yeah,
I mean he's got his own poop guy

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to make sure that he didn't have
cancer. I'll go all in on pick

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one. I like that one.
Well, that's enough stories. I'll save

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birthdays for later. Maybe we'll get
to them in Mikey's Morning News. Yeah,

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I'll take them. But also we
will discuss why was Dolly Parton holding

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onto that guard rail on a Thursday
during the halftime show. Plus we'll review

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our ghost Pepper Pavilion predictions. Are
we right? We're their pickles on the

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sideline next on ninety seven won the
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