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Oh my Wednesday morning, morning of
the very first right seven Freak. Let's

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freaking chill kick off that tonight.
Alma drops out some lake islands seven o'clock,

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going to get your tickets to ninety
seven one the Freak dot Com Round

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watch Asman Surrey. You can watch
it with the downbeat. So a lot

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going on on today's show. It's
the most importantly the Lord of the minute.

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I have some streaming platform news that
involves sports. And if you're like

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Danny and you just are tired of
bally Man, someone has showed us the

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way seven o'clock sports at seven,
right or Cup one oh one is coming

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at you. Max Scherzer is talking
about coming back seven. I saw the

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new video board last night at the
American Airline Center. Oh, and I

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felt like I found a bit of
a loophole for something. Guardia attached her

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phone to it. We have some
app you can play electric six in the

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middle of a Kyrie breakaway or that's
more innocent than one I'm thinking, but

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yes, sort of at seven thirty, that's when that's going down. Eight

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o'clock, Kyle's something in a chance
for the callers out there. The Glen's

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to get a little action. I'm
a titively titled Let's Freaking Chill Kickoff Match

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or the Let's Freaking Chill Championship or
the Gym Carry Championship or now those are

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that good yet? And now it's
it's been a lot of time on this

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been busy guy. Let's do so
many podcasts? God, dang it,

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you do a lot of podcasts.
Not Yeah, I mean I do more

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than you Athletic you do? About
the about them Cowboys? I've told you

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before I love the name. I
thank you, I thank you. You

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don't love the content even before I
like you. I always really like that

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name. Do you get it?
You know, like, how about them

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Cowboys? Yeah, of course,
Danny, that's what Jimmy Johnson yelled.

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You have the Eagles one on the
Athletic has it go to It's called Birds

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with Friends. It's pretty good.
That is good. So yeah, there's

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at least trying. Can we do
some mini game of podcast you give us

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the theme and we try to guess
the name. So I've got a bit

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that I'm I don't I think I'm
gonna run it out next week. But

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I've actually I'm in the process of
collecting all this, but I'm gonna go

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through and get reviews of the shows
on the station and you have to guess

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which show they're talking about. Oh
yeah, so great, we're from anywhere?

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Get your podcast? Oh okay,
okay, yes, I have a

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bit. I don't know it's a
bit, but maybe for tomorrow. And

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I used to do this on the
show with my bro Ham on Saturdays,

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where anytime we would go anywhere like
travel wise, like somewhat interesting. We'd

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usually do it upon our return,
but I may do it tomorrow before We

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would go on like trip Advisor and
read the one star reviews and it turned

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out to be really funny. I
mean, people will just place you can

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find the loveliest place on planet Earth
and there will be one star reviews if

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someone bitching about it. There's nothing
better than the one star review written by

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a dude that can write and actually
spend some time, yeah, concerting some

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you know, clever clever lines.
It's a blend usually because sometimes there's people

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who you could tell English is the
first language, but it's still funny as

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hell. The funniest is like everything
was great, but I hated this one

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guy. Like there's one employee that
he's ruined it for him, and they

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spent the whole time just annihilating that
person. And then some they just get

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it, they get where they were
completely wrong. Like one of our favorite

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ever was this really long one star
trip Advisor review where they were just ripping

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on how bad the fried chicken is
at the Jefferson Memorial Gosh, which I

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assure you they do not serve chicken. At one time, because i'd been

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to Washington, we just read one
star reviews of like the stuff at all

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the memorials in Washington. It doesn't
do anything. It just sits there and

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looks at you. So this weekend, I'm going to Buffalo, New York,

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and we were going to visit majestic
and beautiful Niagara Falls, all right,

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and I already read a couple one
star reviews of this natural wonder that,

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Yeah, that are really funny.
Most disorganized who have ever been on?

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Yeah, I think one lady was
mad that she got a little wet

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on the Maiden of the Mist,
which is the boat that goes into the

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spray of Niagara. It's all compile
those maybe tomorrow for a Halfey, did

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you take a poncho? Yeah,
yeah, you could preview your your trip,

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yeah, and look for the places
to avoid based on these scathing reviews.

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I've done a lot of weird Buffalo
research this week. I know this

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is your first you've never been to
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but we were on the Canadian side
when I was a younger boy, which

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is Horseshoe Falls, the more traditional
one you picture, then they have I

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think America America Falls because there's three
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not quite pretty like the beautiful Horseshoe
Falls is. But I was there when

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I was a younger boy. But
this is my first one. Like Buffalo,

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knew you work and the American side
if if that's what you call all

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this so, yeah, first time. So if you drink a lot,

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is it gonna be called Buffalo?
I'll quit. That's Kevin Turner. I

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saw boof last week at Rubber Gloves
and didn't I just thought it was yeah,

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yeah, that was a good show. I thought you were intimating that

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Mike would get so drunk that he
would start boofing. Yeah, start boofing.

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I never even really figured out what
that was. It's pretty easy.

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It was in the news for like
two weeks, and I still never figured

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out why what it is? I
don't just still don't know. That was

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an urban dictionariot. Now wasn't that
Brett Kavanaugh or Jeff Kavanaugh's older brothers?

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Yeah, Brett, he was in
trouble. I know. Scotty Schwartz used

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to run around grade school and tell
me that he boofed my mammy. But

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I realized he told everyone that,
and then he went on to start a

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successful electronics company. Was on television
company prize closet worthy low definition televisions.

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That's like butt chugging? Is moofing? No, it says an urban dictionary.

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You know the three most I don't
want to talk about boofing. Do

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you know when I it's just BF
and burro? When I say buffalo when

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foods? Did you think of when
you say buffalo? Buffalo wings? De

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DEI okay, yeah, that would
be number one. I would say wings.

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That might be a little wild wild
wings. That's dandy bayless ladies and

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gentlemen. They named the freaking restaurant
after him. Do you know the original

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alleged original home of the Buffalo Wing, the actual place the famous buffalo established

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now I can't remember the name of
that bar. Yeah, you say it,

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but buffs boofs it's Boofsfies Boofy's butt
wings Anchor Bar. That's right.

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But boys supposed to know that because
it's it's a wide base of knowledge experience.

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If you've ever I'm sorry, night
or I don't know, read an

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article, yeah, I've never once
seen the Anchor Bar in an article.

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You have. If you've ever read
an article on the history of the Buffalo,

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why would I have done that?
Roy and I both have. I

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just forgot it. Yeah, I
knew that. He knew. He just

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couldn't think of it. Good job, guys. Well, the Anchor Bars

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quite famous and known for being the
home of the Buffalo. The ones who

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made it you don't even wanna because
they claim to. But and then others

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pop up and go timeline is all
wrong here, bro. I think the

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story is that in the fifties or
something, the woman who was owned or

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running Anchor Bar had a bunch of
her kids all playing, and they run

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inside after hockey, and they didn't
have anything to feed them, so they

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use these wings, which they normally
either just discarded or used. Is it

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to make broths or something. I
don't know, not much of a cook

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did. She fried them up and
put some sauce on them. And that

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was what they claimed to be the
beginning of the Buffalo Wing, which was

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the wing and the drummed attacked the
drum and the flipper. Yeah, are

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they attached. Yes, when they
come, when God creates them, when

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chicken, Jesus makes the chicken.
So that's how they originally served. There's

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some places in Buffalo they still do
that, but there's a lot of controversy

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about whether they should be separated,
no, about whether someone else, And

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there's they're like newspaper proof of advertisements
for the Buffalo Wing prior to the anchor

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Bard apparently doing that. So there's
a wing war go on up there,

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and guess what it's. I'm aheading
up there to crack this case. It's

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fun right when you do. I
don't know why I did this. I

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did a segment on text mix cuisine
and the origin of it, and man,

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the people, the different claims.
You know that everybody wants to take

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ownership of the origin of these different
foods. Look up hamburger. Sometimes.

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Oh I've done it. Oh my
god. Kevin I've done it looks like

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you should have wrote about the anchor
bar by now or a sandwich yea often

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attributed to the Earl of sand Sandwich
or Hamburg, Germany. Correct? Is

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it? The isn' the Hamburg?
The the god who those the horsemen,

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the warriors on horses nights, no
before nights even whatever, marauders closer than

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nights because less steel. Anyway,
they would have meat and they would put

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it under their saddle on their journey, and that would tend arize the meat,

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and then it would flatten the meat
and turn it into what looks closer

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to a traditional burger, and they
would cook it. But who was the

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first to put the meat through an
actual grinder? Anchor bar Kevin Turner,

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he's back, he finally woke up. Let me take some minute, Kevin,

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Kevin. But okay, first of
all, Dolphins and Bills as Sunday.

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Yeah, and they playing noon.
Man, it's the best game of

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the week. Where are they playing
noon? Oh? If if flexing was

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an option, they would be doing
it here this week. I've never seen

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a flex in Week four. I
don't do it yet they need to,

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so it's high noon or trash games
out there. Unfortunate, a lot of

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jets on us. You have a
Bears Bengals and a Bears Broncos or something

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this week. I mean it was
Bears Chiefs last week. This week the

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America is a national game of the
week. It's Cowboys and Patriots. Of

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course, I can't hear from Mica
at eight o'clock. By the way,

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I know a lot of Mica audio
before we give away some tickets to Queens

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of the Stone Age or fall Out
Boy. Yeah, and in ten minutes,

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well, let's make it five to
seven minutes. Why are you up?

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To kick off a good morning Dfwhy
are you up? We want to

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know. Ideally, I really do
want to hit six o'clock am, grab

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the grab a ringing phone line,
yeah, and just start every day with

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a one caller, random check in
with them. What are they up to?

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Maybe give award them something if they've
earned it. So tomorrow, if

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you want to call and have that
phone line flashing exactly at six o'clock,

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we invite you to do so.
But as far as today goes, maybe

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call in now a few minutes from
now, we'll see what's up. Why

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are you up? You know why
we're up? We want to know what

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you're doing. What are you doing? Why are you up? Like,

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no reasonable human being should start their
day right now? Yeah, here's it's

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six, it's six thirteen. This
is for crazy people. No past the

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crazy win No, no, no, no. When your alarm goes off

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at four, that's nuts, that's
crazy. It is crazy. But to

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get on the road and starting your
day by six o'clock, you've got to

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be half bananas and you got to
have an alarm that goes off and around

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four? Who does this other than
nuts? And you're a nut like us.

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If you're awake right now, we
want to hear from you, what's

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wrong with it? Isn't every call
are gonna be like I'm going to work,

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dude. Yeah, they're probably gonna
be that. And honestly, if

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they want tickets, they're gonna have
to do more than that. They're probably

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gonna have to buy two tickets to
the albuma drafthouse and like Highlands tonight,

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I think that's illegal. Well,
well it's not. Bribery's too, and

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here's why it's not. It's blackmail. It's not blackmail, it's murder.

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And here's why it's not murder.
Okay, and we're just suggesting that they

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do it. I just will never
know if they did it or not.

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Well I can look, yeah,
ignorance, who did it? And there's

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not that many seats left anyways.
But you know, we'd like to feel

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that thing out just so they don't
think we're a complete abject failure. We

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want to fill it out without sounding
desperate. Yea, that's the goal here,

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right everyone again, Ye, it's
gonna come in perfect. Yeah,

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we're gonna be fine. Have you
all seen that movie in a long time?

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How long has it been job seen
Aceventure a Pet Detective? Twenty five

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years? Maybe? Maybe you know, I may have only seen it one

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time when it came out, and
maybe once on a cable network. Yeah,

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like seeing it in full yeah boy, something like that. Well you're

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gonna come out. Yeah, dang. Pretty wild run of films between that

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and The Mask, and that kind
of created this world where Jim Carrey,

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I believe, for was it the
cable guy he held out for twenty million

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dollars during a low budget movie.
But that was a big story and we'll

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see the first twenty million dollar man. I think he was the first twenty

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million dollars movie Guy. I really
do, because this was a big article

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about how big a step up that
was. There's a low budget movie too

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that was killed critically at the time. It was amazing. O. It's

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wild and movies can get panned,
you know when they come out and three

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years later people are like, holy
movies, great because he did a little

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pivot and you know, scared people. Oh no, maybe we do that

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one year from tonight, Cable Guy. He also did The Batman that same

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year. Oh the Batman, Yes, a good call, jj Y,

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which let me just say, I
was a kid when it happened. Those

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Batman movies are not that bad,
dude, They're awful. The first one

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was great, the very first one
with Keaton and Nicholas with Danny DeVito.

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Is the Penguin, Yeah, Jack
Nicholson, not Jack Nicholas. I know

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it's Ryder cup Day. You're looking
at behind Kevin, disembodied heads of golfers

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behind Kevin. Tommy Fleet was right
there. That makes you happy. No,

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the freaking penguin was not in the
first one. The first one was

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good, The second, third ones
those were with mister Freeze. That was

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among the worst things ever put on
a movie screen. Yeah, you go

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watch the pun medley from mister Freeze
on YouTube. No, it's it's so

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bad, just chill who was mister
Freeze? Arnold Jones? Arnold Who?

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Who is Tommy Lee Face? That
was stupid too in real life too,

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By the way, still a great
actor doesn't matter. It matters a little

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to be a two faced person.
It could be a jerk, an ornary

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jerk. Gene Hackman was a famous
jerk and difficult to work with, but

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an incredible actor in reality, Kevin, aren't we all just different versions of

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ourselves at any given time. Not
me, one guy who focuses only on

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this show. Only we appreciate yours. I have one podcast that I would

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ever do. How about them cowboys? I'm just saying, He's just saying.

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That's tonight Alamo Drafthouse in Lake Islands. I wasn't gonna say, damn

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it, oh Ace Fentura. So
I watched it during COVID, and I'm

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not gonna spoil anything because you guys
remember, you will remember when you watch

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this movie tonight. Though. First
of all, lots of dolphins talk,

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which is so good. Yes,
I mean this movie is a sports movie.

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Miami Dolphins heavily involved. But b
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these comedians, this comedic actors were
just kind of allowed to play to the

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camera. So tonight, when you're
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Pet Detective, I'm not telling you
to play out your stop watch, but

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try to have in your head just
a rough estimate of how much time in

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the movie is wasted or just used
on Aceventura just doing a kind of one

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on one with the camera, because
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the running time. Okay, it's
and it's kind of incredible because not everyone

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can pull that off, like fourth
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the camera because those are different,
not fourth wall winks, but just a

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little bit of extra time in the
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thing moving around. Yeah, they
call that acting. Kevin, you don

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remember the time he went on Jay
Leno one time and he uh, he

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did a really good bit where he
told did he make his butt talk?

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Well, he said that he had
hit. He told Jay, he told

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Jay no, that's gonna happen tonight
a lot and it's to tone loke.

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But he went on Jay Leno,
and he told Jo. He goes,

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I've hypnotized your audience. He's doing
the thing. When I say the word

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set him in, they'll give me
a standing ovation. Or he goes when

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I said the secret word, they'll
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I don't know where he does a
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then he goes Cinnamon and they all
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funny. I mean, he was
just nuts. I don't know if I'm

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like an eleven color holding it down
that and I'd like to see a stand

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up from like the eighties. It's
incision nobody, but it's still insane.

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Oh my god, you're just rubber
face man. Anything for a laugh.

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It's like he can dislocate his shoulder
at any moment. Yes, it's amazing,

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great though, but do you want
to do the world debut of Good

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Morning DFW? Why are you up? I didn't know if there was a

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coal one in there, and let's
just ask the question. All right,

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JJ, let's have fire one up
here. Hid morning? What's your name?

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Good morning? No one? What's
going on? Guys? You know?

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No one? If you won anything
in the last sixty days? Oh

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No, ain't one in it sang
at all. I'm not really calling to

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win anything. I just wanted to
talk to you. Do balls? Oh

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yeah, Well we have a question
for you, Nolan. What's that?

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Nolan? Why are you up?
Oh? Because I ain't been to bed

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man. I worked night shift over
here in Bridgeport and on my way home.

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Just listen to y'all on the way. Uh. I had to usually

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hitch all on the podcast while I'm
at work. Y'all keep you going.

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Okay, A couple follow ups.
You work in Bridgeport and you said you

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worked the night shifts, so a
lot of what a lot of business are

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you in, sir? I work
in the rock mine. I'll make big

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rocks in the little rocks man.
Really, see, that's what I told

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you when my parents threatened me with
reform school. That that's what I was

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told that it would be that I
would wear a striped outfit with a ball

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and chain around my leg and I
would be crushing big rocks in the little

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rocks. And you made a damn
career out of it. Nolan, look

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at you, but that sounds more
like prison. I play with big tonk

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was do you what do you?
Uh? What are you rocking. I'm

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running front endloader. Yeah, yeah, yeah, what's the man? I

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genuinely don't know. You're the mine, Okay, what's the It's more like

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a quarry, right, yeah,
yes, sir, yeah, okay,

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so you're taking rock out? God, just tell me what it is what

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you're doing over there. So basically
they go in and now blow a big,

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really big hole in the ground and
they take those, They take all

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the rocks that they get and they
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been on what what they're selling,
and uh, I mean that's really it's

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It sounds basic because it's pretty basic
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stuff your yards, the gravel roads
you drive on. We sell stuff for

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textile to mix in with the roads. Do it all? I'm sorry,

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what kind of rock are you?
Are you groching right now? Well?

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My for is a limestone, so
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But yeah, make yeah everything.
Oh what why do they have you do

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it at night? Can't you do
it in the day? Oh? Well,

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they run twenty four hours, so
crushing rocks never sleeps, Kevin,

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Oh yeah, crushing rock never sleeps. It pays better at night. Anyway,

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we have the rock junckis okay?
Okay? When you when you when

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you blow a big ass hole in
the ground and take the rocks for roads

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and people's yards and stuff, do
you fill up the hole with anything?

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Or is it just big ass hole
in the ground. No, just a

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giant asshole about about eighty feet tall
and about one hundred feet wide. Ever,

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take that's amazing. Did you listen
to music or listening to the freak

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while you're in there crushing rocks?
Well? Yeah, y'all off there,

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So I hit I get all the
podcasts, and I use the catch eose

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first two or three segments on the
way home in the morning, and I

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try not to listen to y'all or
any of the other shows anymore until I

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get to work. Man, Okay, so when do you what's your sleep

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pattern? Like you go home and
crash? Or do you you hit the

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early morning alcoholics bar that just opens
or how does that work? Well?

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They got one of those. I
need the address, but no, I

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just normally go home, try to
wind down a little bit, and then

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uh yeah, pass out, wake
up about three or four o'clock, get

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the rest of my little day done, and then going to day amazing.

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You have a family. Oh yeah, I got a wipe two kid.

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All right, that's so cool.
Do you have to go over the bridge

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at Runaway Bay when you come home? Oh? No, I actually live

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in Springtown now. I used to
live in Runaway Bay. Yeah, and

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I crossed at Lake Bridgeport all the
time. Yeah, he's out there on

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one ninety nine. Cavo drafted that
all the time. That's right. Yeah.

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Going to Alney Huh, yes,
sir, have you ever been to

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Alny? I've driven through it.
Yeah. I blinked and I missed it.

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But I just do it. That's
the truth. I think that's something.

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You ever hang catfish over there in
Bridgeport? Yeah? I like the

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same bass a little better over there, but they got some good catfish in

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that lake. Do you want to
go to a concert? Uh? Sure?

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Do you like fall Out Boy or
Queens of the Stone Age? I

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don't prefer the fall Out Boy,
Putting the Stone Age ain't really my cup

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of team can get you, We
can get you. If you want to

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go to Dicky's Arena and for Worth
on March seventh, you can see fall

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Out Boy and Jimmy Eat World.
You're right down the street in Springtown.

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Man, that's a hope a good
time. We're tip no one with a

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good time. Nolan. You and
your wife you go have a night and

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then y'all in and make sweet love
afterwards. Yeah in the front loader.

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Well, thank you, man,
I sure appreciate it. All right,

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there's no one, all right,
no one? What a what a start

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to Are you up on the radio. This is amazing. Look at you

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here natural nold on on a Saturday
show. Oh yeah, man, come

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on, yeah, I can't Oh
it's all good man, But all right,

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no, thank you guys. Man, y'all y'allo, man, I

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appreciate everything. Y'all do man,
And yeah it's Limestone Live with Nolan.

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Hell yeah, the freak keep busting
the rocks. Bro. All right,

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don't hang out, Nolan, we're
gonna put you on hold. You get

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to talk to this sweet JJ say
hi to her and she'll get some info

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and then he'll be going to the
show. Dude, there he goes,

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Okay, all right, that worked, we did all right. No one's

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got some personality. Hell yeah,
he's had an edge to him. That

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interesting career. Now he is at
the end of his day, so he's

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not groggy, and he's you know, he's maybe a little better than some.

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But all was good. He said, get home, wind down,

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then sleep till three or four pm. Yeah, and then his life starts.

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Oh man, what a day like. I wonder how long wine down

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takes. You have to be if
you're gonna get solid eight, he's got

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to be down in about an hour
and a half. Right, Yeah,

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he's gonna be down by eight,
Go eight to four, okay, and

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then he's got like a few hours, you know to do family stuff.

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That's a long damn. That's a
long ship. Done at six, ten

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to six, Okay, I bet
I'm guessing. So yeah, you wake

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up and then you get the kids
from school or whatever and dinner. Yeah,

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yeah for them, watch the first
six innings of the Ranger game and

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head off doors. Only if he
has ballies be out fair. It's fair.

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He did set me up coming up
next, why ballies could be in

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trouble based on what this team is
doing. They're laying out for all these

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other teams how to do it.
That's next to ninety seven one. The freak