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thirty minutes and more. Had some
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diversity to our just with our partners. If you look at it, we

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just have been all over the map, whether it be cinnamon clam tarts or

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warm pig's blood they made of steel, real steel. So yesterday the NFL

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had a big owners meeting thing in
Irving. All the owners besides the I

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guess the packers sent their president.
They really have an owner, but all

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the owners. They do this every
year, the winter meetings. Real quick

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before Christmas. They meet and Irving
and they talk about a few things.

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Officiating was something that was discussed,
but they didn't give too many details on

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that. They discussed the push push
which they right now they're like, we

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can't ban that. That's not right
now, we can't ban it. We

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know the Eagles are doing it better
than anyone else, but we don't have

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any so I don't have a sample
size right now or safety issues to prove

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that we should ban it. There
is something called the hip drop tackle,

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which it's basically how they taught players
to tackle three or four years ago.

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Because they're trying to get guys to
stop leading with their head, grab them,

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roll your hips, and they're like, oh, we got to stop

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doing the hip drop tackle now.
So we're going to flag football eventually.

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Is what's going to happen? Is
it? Probably? It's so confusing.

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But another thing that they were really
the number one thing on the docket yesterday

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was international games. Right now,
it's set up to where each team outside

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the Jaguars, who kind of agreed
to go overseas every year, each team

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once every four years, you would
have to go play a game overseas.

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Okay, I'm sorry. I think
it was once every eight years. Now

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they want to make it once every
four years. They announced that they're going

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to play a game in Brazil for
the first time next year, and some

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of the biggest response I saw online
was oh my god, people are going

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to die, which, yeah,
summer in Brazil you know it's gonna be

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hot, but they South Paulo is
the place that they're aiming for, so

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they're going to you know, handle
that the Cowboys are being considered to play

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in that game in Brazil. The
Cowboys have not played in an international game

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in Mexigo City right twenty fourteen,
would Mexico. That was London for Jacksonville.

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The Mexico City game was eight or
nine the Cardinals, I think,

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oh, eight or nine. I
don't know. Sos The Jaguars gave up

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a home game when the Cowboys played
in London in twenty fourteen. Jerry said

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he's fine the Cowboys playing a game
in Brazil, but he's not going to

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go up a home game. He's
like, no, he goes. If

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we do give up a home game, I want it to be in Mexico.

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That's our natural synergy and affinity with
our fan base Mexico City. He's

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a smart man. He is smart. He's like, I got nothing.

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It's playing in Brazil, but we're
not giving up a home game for that,

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but we will give up a home
game from Mexico City. I wonder

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how that works from a financial standpoint. I don't know. I don't know.

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I mean you were losing a pretty
good cut yeap parking concessions and then

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obviously tickets. I mean that's a
lot of money. It's over one hundred

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dollars just to park out there.
Oh yeah, it's ridiculous. But it's

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also like, if you gonna go
the game, it's what it is,

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and I don't want to try to
uber park somewhere else. And how do

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you sell that to? What type
of discount do you offer your season ticket

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holders that already have packages through that
season? Yeah, just comes in with

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it. Maybe half the game's free
parking. You know, even if it's

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in Mexico City. Still, you
know, your your fans that have season

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tickets for that season are like,
wait, so we're only gonna get what

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seven ten games? But I paid
for eight? What's the deal, Jerry?

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So they think that'll be in twenty
twenty five because they've got they building

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a new stadium in Mexico City,
so once that's ready, that'll be good.

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Well, so they're looking at Brazil
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twenty four. And really, the
reason I'm doing this is not because of

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what I already told you it's because
I saw this quote from Jerry. I

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think if I read it like Trump, it would sound better because it's a

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quote from Jerry that sounds like something
Trump would say. Okay, I've got

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a lot of business in Brazil.
I'm one of the largest automobile dealers that

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there are in Brazil, one of
the biggest. But I'm not as interested

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in the Cowboys playing there as opposed
to Mexico City. We got a lot

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of fans, the best fans,
some of the greatest fans there ever was.

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But he's yeah, so he's like, we've got a lot of fans.

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Brazil might fit for a lot of
clubs, but it doesn't fit for

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the Cowboys as much. We've got
the highest attendants in the NFL. Let

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me just say this, when we
aren't playing here, I want to be

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in Mexico City, period, period, which is what like gen Z is

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saying. Now, Like that's what
fifteen to twenty eight year olds are saying.

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When someone lays something down, they
go period and I need you to

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just work that. Wea well,
they're bringing that back because that's of course

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it's old, of course, but
like if you said something, if you

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said something, just say something that's
really very agreeable. Maybe common knowledge,

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but like very agreeable. Pizza is
one of the most delicious foods on the

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play period period. See, but
no, it's not you saying period.

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The other person. The other person
drops a period in there. Oh wow,

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period, Like that's what the kids
are doing these days. So to

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agree with someone, you say the
word period. Yeah, no, I

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think it's the person who said though. Oh yeah, no, they said

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to it. But that's always happened. Oh he's trying to change it up.

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It's technically both period MAVs. Okay, I've got one. This is

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you know from a female. H
I have a lot of cramps when I'm

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on my period. Period. No, no, no, it's that time

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of the month. Then you're just
saying period. No no jj no no

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no, no no no. You
know they're doing that. They're working on

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the Have you seen this big it's
kind of a big news story, the

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tampon tax. Yes, that's been
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year long. In twenty twenty three, probably when wild stories by the attacks

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that they're removing from tampon's But it's
all a part of the government's period scheme.

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Ce at eight fifty five for Dingus
Morning News is jokes. I guess

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I have to come up with another
joke. That was the one you were

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gonna do. No, I'm doing
Christmas jokes man, and that is how

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I go out. Guys. It's
been nice. It's been a nice radio

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career. And I'll see you guys
in hell at Kamath National Forest. Okay.

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So that's that. That's Hankins is
not gonna play on Sunday. It

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would be a miracle if he did. I don't think they're going to test

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it. So you have your rookie, Massie Smith, who will get play.

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What's interesting to me is there was
a guy who kind of plays that

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same position that Hankins plays, the
big run stopping, divinsive tackle who now

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plays for the Lions. Quentin Bohanna
is his name, And they would have

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kept bo Hannah. Bohannah might be
better right now than Mazzi Smith. And

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we are on wind now mode and
Hannah's not some crucial peace and they had

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to cut him to make room.
But now that Hankins is hurt, there's

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another good trade they made, giving
up a late Day three pick to get

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Hankins last year, Hankins has been
so solid and I can't get over the

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fifth round pick for Cooks and for
Steffan Gilmour because this team looks way different

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without those two guys. Kidding,
especially the Gilmour thing, especially because we're

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starting to see Gallup get back,
and Gallup's like edged ahead of edged the

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best word to use there, but
he's nowhead of you know, Jalen Tolbert

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again, which is great, and
that's what It's been a year since he

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tours ACL, so it's like he's
starting to get back. This is good.

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It's weird a little less of Terrence
Steele getting beat the last month doesn't

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get talked about much because we only
talk about those guys when they give up

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a sack. You're not hearing his
name called as much. DA's had a

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lot of time to throw. He's
starting to get back, maybe fully from

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his ACL. I think that's a
real thing that matters in the NFL when

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guy's knees explode, like you're just
not one hundred percent. And I think

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if we're seeing Galup get back a
little bit, part of that's gonna be

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opportunities and if you're ahead, then
you can start throwing him the ball a

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little more, but just some good
things. It all appears to be coming

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to a head, and outside of
Hankins, no other big injuries. It

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seems like cooks back to him for
a second. He's he's that type of

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player that you don't really hear from
him a lot until like maybe one every

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fourth or fifth game, and then
he just shows up and dominates. And

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you know, you know, in
the playoffs, you end up from game

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to game as you advance. You
know, if you're good, you there

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are those games where you'll have like
that unsung hero, the guy that unexpected

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emerge emergence of a player. It's
like, man, if it weren't for

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that guy today, I don't know
where how the Cowboys will win that game.

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He strikes me as that type of
player where he just kind of flies

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under the radar and then he just
makes like one huge play that can be

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a pivotal, pivotal moment in a
game. And he's always a deep threat

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too, which I think it helps
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for the Cowboys that he's always a
threat that you have to consider and he'll

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he'll break free one time and make
a play. That's just incredibly important to

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a game. I think players like
Cooks are necessary for a successful playoff run.

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So when he came in the league, and I think it was the

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twenty fourteen draft, yes it was, Saints drafted him and he was the

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twentieth pick overall in that draft.
Then plays a little bit. The Saints

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obviously got into rebuilding, well not
rebuilding, but they were tinkering in a

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win now mode at all times.
Then goes to the Patriots, goes to

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the Rams, goes to Houston.
That's why I knew what Brandon Cooks.

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When they got him. I was
like, he just put up huge numbers

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for the Texans when they didn't have
a quarterback. This was not with Deshaun

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Watson, with Davis Mills. Like
he can play. I think teams get

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him and they go, he's not
our number one guy. He's kind of

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a one and a half or a
two, and that's fine. And to

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go get him for a fifth rounder, I mean, it makes up for

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the Amury Cooper thing that I killed
them for forever. When they it comes

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close, it comes close, it
really does, and just I don't know,

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man, it's as good as I
felt about a Cowboys team this time

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of year. I think in my
life, I think so too. Man,

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the fact that they're maybe twenty fourteen
maybe, but yeah, and they

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seemed to be, like we said
the other day, they there that it

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happens in the NFL where teams get
better and better and better and improve each

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week. And they're doing it from
And I know you may not like hearing

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this, but their coach is getting
better too. Yeah, so I agree,

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Yeah, yeah, I mean for
him, this is all gonna come

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down to a couple of games in
January. That's it. And yes,

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I do think he's the Sean McDermott
of the of the NFC. I do

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think that. Well, they're meaning
head to head on Sunday. It's perfection.

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Remember last week, I told you
that the Eagles game is not the

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statement game, it's the Bills game. We played the Eagles twice a year,

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normally we hedge that and move on. It's this one. Bills are

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playing better than the Eagles are.
The Eagles are not playing good right now.

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But I think on that twenty sixteen
team that was fun and dak to

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go, and that team was having
dance parties in the end zone. One

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ten straight games about this time of
year, they hit a little funk and

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had a couple of games that if
Tony wouldn't have done what he did with

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the press conference and calling it Dak's
team without anyone saying that that, I

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think they would have considered putting him
back in. I truly do they were

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considered it. I don't they wanted
to, but I think they would have

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considered it. Do you think that
if Tony was not offsides and the Chiefs

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win that game, that Buffalo is
still favored against the Cowboys. I don't,

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and I think there's discussion of that
is so freaking weird to me that

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that one play determines who's favored in
this game. Because I agree with you,

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I think there was so much crap. There is so much crap going

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on with Buffalo, and they're trying
to hide it now by posting we get

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your back coach and all that stuff. It's more than just the coach and

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what and the quote unquote nine to
eleven story. There's a lot. I

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mean that story telling. Dude.
Stefan Diggs has looked unhappy all year long.

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Stefan Diggs wants to be here.
Are they seven and six. Yeah,

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and they I can't see why they're
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game by more than a touchdown.
I mean, all their metrics check out

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to be a very very very good
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not is you know, it's mid
okay, but this is like us.

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It's US period. JJ's about to
fall asleep. Okay, let's go to

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basketball for a minute, Danny.
The MAVs play tonight against the t Wolves.

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This is a big one. Absolutely, this is I'm pretty pumped for

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this one. To stream this one. Yeah, yeah, the old computer.

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See what's going on on there.
Make sure you get a VPN,

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man, you know, people getting
in on your stuff, right live chat

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with Susannah. Now, I don't
have a VPN. That did I have

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yours? I don't have one there? Will you get one for me for

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Christmas? Yeah? A VPN.
I'm gonna bring it up here. Here's

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a very private network. I don't
even know what it stands for. I

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don't either virtual What does a VPN
stand for? Virtual porn network? No?

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Jay, that virtual private network?
Is it? Really? Yeah?

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I said, very very private network? Same difference. So the Bucks and

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Pacers played last night, though,
Jannis dropped sixty four points and it was

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the They won by fifteen, and
they sixty four points was the new Milwaukee

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Bucks scoring record. So he wanted
the game ball, but the Pacers took

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the game ball after the game.
Now the Pacers are the home team.

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Okay, they took the game ball
after the game because Oscar and Rick Carlisle

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says his name right, so I
don't want to mispronounce it. A guy

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named Oscar scored his first official NBA
point in the contest. So he scores

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his first point. Yannis scores the
Milwaukee Bucks record for sixty four points in

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a game. Who gets the game
ball? I don't know what do you

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think? The home team is?
What I think too? Well, they

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take it because the home team,
Jannis pissed, chases him down and when

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they get back to the locker room. I'll let Rick Carlisle explain to you

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what happens. Okay, but let
just know that this ended up in the

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tunnel, okay of the stadium.
There we're near the PACER's locker room.

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JJ, can you creak me up
here? What happened at the after the

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game was unfortunate. There was there's
a misunderstanding about the game ball. It

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was I she Way's first NBA official
NBA point, so we always get the

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game ball. We were not thinking
about Honest's franchise record, so we grabbed

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the ball and a couple of a
couple of minutes later, several of their

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players ended up in our hallway and
there was a big, a big I

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don't know, I don't know what
to call it. A fracas and melee

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whatever. I don't think any punches
were lands and melee fractus and me I

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hear that a big Russian weightlifting duo. I don't know, I don't know

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what to call it, melee whatever. I don't think any punches were landed.

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Fracas, I am melee lift with
us? Very good you? What

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was your legs? General manager?
When Will more End got elbowed in the

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ribs? GM? The GM got
elbowed in the ribs? What weightlifting a

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big, a big I don't know, I don't know what to call it,

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A fracas and melee whatever. I
don't think any punches were landed,

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but my general manager got elbowed in
the ribs by one of their players.

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Crazy scene over a game ball?
What's the GM doing? Down there up

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in it. I don't like Rick's
delivery. Are my GM got elbowed in

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the ribs by Francas and men like
you're the GM, your GM, you

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on the team, it sounds like. And so he certainly has a bruised,

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bruised rib and who knows, you
know, it's anything more than that,

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but unfortunate situation. We don't need
the official game ball. There's two

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game balls there. You know,
we could have taken the other one,

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but it didn't need to escalate to
that, and so, you know,

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really just you know, unfortunate.
Okay, So he just you know,

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he's you know, Rick is,
he's just got like he's not going to

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really say anything cocky sniff, but
it is crazy if there's two game balls,

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you honestly was pissed. Here's a
video of him like chasing it.

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He's like, give me my ball. They went and me my ball.

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And Haliburton, the star of the
Pacers, who's an incredible player. God,

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he's awesome, and said they're like
He's like in the tunnel, like,

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what are you doing here? What
do you want? You just kicked

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our ass? Go home away?
Who cares go back to Milwaukee? Send

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you a ball, Well, we'll
buy you a ball that's like from the

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same arena. Who cares? I
mean basketball? There's there are there's two

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game balls. Then do they only
play they they have one backup and then

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one that they actually used the entire
game. I guess okay, and that's

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why he was saying. I mean
he wanted the one that he touched,

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though, Well, get Oscar have
it. You score a lot, and

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Oscar is not going to score much. He scored his first bucket. Let

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him have it. There's Oscar like
hiding the ball under his hoodie, telling

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everybody he's pregnant. That's my last
that's my last game. The heavies are

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outside, Oscar and me lay trying
to break into the locker room. God,

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the NBA is so juicy sometimes he
gets so petty and all right,

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here's that coming out next in the
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