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Good morning at your plex. You're
listening live to the Downbeat Monday January twenty

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ninth, twenty four of Kevin Turner
with Danny Baylist, Mike's Roy and J

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J. Jackson. We will have
all your football stuff at seven. Luca

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went for seventy three. My god, talk about that at eighth. So

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this is a BEG influencer in town. I'll talk about him at nine for

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a little bit, his food influencers
in town. He's already reviewed one restaurant,

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didn't give it high reviews. Sure, it's an odd situation that we

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need to follow here at now and
more a big week. We've got snl

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Legen, Chris Catan on this week, guys. We do we have a

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next level chef contested calling in on
Thursday, guys, and maybe back Door

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teen Mom fair Abraham later in the
week. Somebody's had a weekend of booking.

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I spent the fifteen minutes of daily
fishing and I ended up reading about

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a Florida social media bill that Backdoor
team Mom fair Abraham has waged in about.

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So you know, I was like, hey, let's talk about this

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bill. Back Door teen Mom,
Okay, yeah, do you need to

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refresh her on who that is.
I really don't know, despite knowing most

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of Danny's porn references that he drops
a lot. Well, she got famous

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for she was obviously on those teen
Mom shows, you know. I think

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she got famous on that. And
then in order to make a little bit

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of money, he turned into backdoor
teen Mom, and I believe it was

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Dane. Is his name Dane?
So not octomom. No, not octamom

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that came up. No, she
just did a solo thing. Do you

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remember when MTV used to run those
when when they got into reality programming,

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kind of the post video I guess
like Beavis and butt Head was kind of

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the the conduit to that somehow,
and then you just hard pressed to find

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videos anymore on MTV and it was
all this like reality programming. They had

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one called teen Mom and she was
on it, you know, a young

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mother trying to raise a kid.
And then a number of years later she

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got into adult adult film world.
Well, and she started on MTV's sixteen

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and Pregnant. Ye, then that
title of a show the spin off was

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teen Mom, then teen Mom.
Because she was so good, the story

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couting end there, it can't had
to continue but then in UH thirteen or

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said about ten years ago, she
went ahead and made some money doing a

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video called Backdoor teen Mom because the
front door was locked. Yeah, I

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said, Dane James Dean would have
been the star who has no James Dean

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of course. So the point is
she's weighing in on a big there's a

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big bill in Florida that's happening involving
the idea of not letting kids have social

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media. Okay, and she's got
she's thirty two, she's got a sixteen

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year old daughter, and she's like, it's wrong our kids there are Instead

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of policing the kids on social media, how about stuff the adults like why

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are grown men dming my daughter asking
for feet picks? Maybe police those people,

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now, are you not the sixteen
year old who's just on Twitter trying

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to have a life and keep up
with our friends. The sixteen year old

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would not be on Twitter. They
would be on Instagram or Snapchat or TikTok.

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But I think I actually think it's
a good argument. How about crack

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down on the creeperzoids, not the
sixteen year old that's just trying to have

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a social media app with their friend. I mean, I'd like to let

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her. I'd like to give her. I doubt that Florida is just stopping

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cracking down on creeperzoids. No,
I think both things can exist, right,

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Yeah, but it is wild,
Like I mean, think about how

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social media has thrived off the use
of people under the age of eighteen using

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it. No doubt, it's wild
that Florida And this is a bill that

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hits on Wednesday. I believe where
kids can't be on social media anymore under

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a certain age. I don't know
the specific restrictions and read the whole bill.

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That's why she's in the news.
And that's why I offered her a

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carrot if she would like to call
in. And did she respond, no,

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not a Oh you know, it's
not even close to being up in

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the fish We don't even have a
fish on. No. No, we're

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just standing there on the side of
the waiver bank. You know, these

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things work. I can't understand why
she wouldn't want to come on these airwaves

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and appeal to all of the Texas
voters. Yeah, yeah, to make

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sure this Florida bill gets denied.
In my email, I did say something

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to the point of, you know, this is something I could see coming

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up in Texas soon, So it
would be great to get your input,

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you know, something to make her
feel important. Tie it so tweet at

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no, don't. Yeah, all
the people tweet at fair Abraham tell her

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to come on the downbeat that we're
good, good, healthy, innocent men.

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Did you tell her that on our
show we had front door forty year

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old dad on that that's from Florida. I told her that none of us

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have teenage children, so would be
it'd be an incredible perspective. And it

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is sitting in her in box still. I think she's deleteed app. They

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just deleted it. Can you right? It's felt that inside just she just

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woke up and deleted it. Do
you guys watch football today? Yep?

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It's for good right, yeah,
yeah, it's a great good time.

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Huh, what else do you guys
do? Maybe we'll have an intro to

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talk about all we did this weekend
some crap, some crap over the weekend,

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and we're going to talk about it
now on crab. Hello. You

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ever get here and then the weekend
crap and you're like, what the hell

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did I do this weekend? No? Just now, I never do that

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just now. Yeah, like did
I do anything? Like I did a

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bunch of stuff, but like Friday, I don't know, like five pm

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on Friday, okay Friday, Wait, Friday was Luca Night. Yes,

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Friday was Luca Night seventy three.
Okay, we won't talk about that here

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in a little bit. Yeah,
I did a string with my brother.

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He was opening up his cards collectible
network. But fun, we have some

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whiskey and make some jokes that they
did go to MAVs game Saturday night.

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That was a low energy affair,
not fun, like almost not fun at

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all. It was weird. It
ended up relatively close because they just kept

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trying to like it's their way back, but no, not fun. Did

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it kind of feel like gross?
That Like it was almost like I guess

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Luca doesn't have to play forty five
minutes. Yeah, he's gonna play forty

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five minutes night and we're gonna lose. I do a lot of prize Picks.

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I don't bend and skin talk about
prize picks a lot. I might

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be telling people about Prize Pick pretty
soon because I do play it pretty much

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every day. And what I couldn't
believe is I you know, I like

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to bet on the MAVs game one
or another. It's usually like Derek Lively,

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who's they got it about eight points. I'm like, all right,

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if Luca's playing, I feel like
Derek Loveley's gonna get to eight because there's

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three alley oops right there, there's
six. You need to manufacture one bucket.

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But watching Luca's point total over under
every day is interesting, and it's

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usually thirty three, thirty four,
and then it keeps ticking upward, you

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know, like, dude, as
good as he is, Like, I

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don't think he's gonna score. He's
not gonna average thirty five a night,

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you know. And after that seventy
three point game, I was going to

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the game the next night and they
set his over under it forty points.

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Whoa. I'm like, dude,
that is such an over correction. So

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I hammered Luca under forty points.
I'm like, he could have an excellent

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game twenty eight, seventeen and ten. Yeah, that's good, really good,

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but nowhere near forty. But me
and Cash talked about it, like

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the whole walk to the AAC or
like forty. He can't do it,

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you know, like it doesn't make
sense. And the very first possession,

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they win the tip, kick it
to Luca. He shoots a three as

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an airball short. We kind of
look at each other, not at it.

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Yeah, exactly like where genius.
It had the legs and the tired,

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very tired unders coming in. But
do you go to go seven for

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three or something like that Saturday?
So he still had an incredible game,

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dude, that's the way that's him. Beat, I mean beat and tired.

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He'll hang a triple double on you. It's like one hundred points in

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twenty four hours. Also, and
I should know who it is is it

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might be Zavala. I'm not sure. So I Cash has a Sweet Night

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every year for his business because I
work with the Mavericks, right, and

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every year it's there's booze, good
booze. But food wise, you're looking

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at Tendy's and a sad hot dog
that looks like it was at a gas

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station, your standard catering food.
Yeah, we get in there this time,

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dude. They bring in this mountain
of barbecue, briskets, sausage,

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ribs, what the heck? I
looked it up and I think it might

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be Zavala Barbecue of that somebody who
has a store now at the AAC,

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and it trusts me this did not
come from just a whatever regular kitchen was.

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Well, I hope it was Goldies, I don't know, brisk It

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was excellent. And I never had
high end food in the suite. Usually

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it's just you know, fair food. Those Tend's will get you too,

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and they're fine. But Tendi's and
ranch and whatever. You're paying for a

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sweet you know, and then you
got to pay for all that on top

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of it. But good god,
the game has been upped because they brought

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in a mountain of sweet beef.
You remember the story of me and mister

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Chad going to see Steely Dan at
the AAC and we it was like one

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of those things where it's like right
after work, you don't have time to

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stop and get food. It's like, I will just get something at the

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arena, and we both ordered ten
D's and left the show in the middle

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of the encore, running across the
plaza back to where I used to work,

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where we all used to work at
one point, because it was literally

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fifty feet from the entrance to the
AAC was about fifty feet to the side

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entrance to the ticket ran to that
entrance with my key fob in hand,

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holding our stomachs, racing to the
nearest bathroom. Yeah, and we both

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of us. It hit us both
at the same time. That day has

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That type of sickness is now known, does the steely dan flu. That's

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when you over and bibe on nuggies
at the aac on bread and tends.

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There's a lot of bread. Yeah, and they're fine. It was all

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a is mic Okay. They're based
out of Grand Prairie, Okay, And

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I know we were raking very high. In fact, I actually have their

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rub. I have their bird rub. If I'm ever doing some chicken or

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something, yeah, I'm about the
air fry. Yeah. Well, I've

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read about Zallace for a long time. I've never been, so that was

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actually the first time I'm actually eating. That's cool that you got like legit

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Q and not arena barbecue. No, I get it. They have to

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mass produce that stuff, and it's
probably not the highest most expensive grade of

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food. So it's cool to have
like an independent you know. The first

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time I knew that happened, it
was so good. Anyway, that's kind

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of it. Then I watched a
roller rumble. Yeah, woke up yesterday

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and watched football all day. We're
on the Royal rumbling twenty minutes. Damn

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right. One of us lost a
bet, but they want that a funny

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bet. Danny, go ahead.
I told you there's no point in me

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telling you what I did this weekend. I had dinner with a friend on

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Saturday, buddy of mine and uh
in the neighborhood. Okay, okay,

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and uh after that, I've spent
time working on something. I didn't have

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sex. It was a dude.
I thought that that wouldn't have been okay.

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Yeah, yeah, we like all
flavors on the down beat every morning.

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Six ninety seven won the free I
am sitting a little awkwardly today,

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but unrelated you are. Yeah,
I didn't get the fire. I'm not

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going to tell you what I did
on Saturday because one, why don't you

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renow? I wrote on the text
thread, because everybody's out partying somebody invariably

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over the weekend. And yes,
we have a freak text group of all

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the people that work up here,
I think on air producers, everybody.

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And there was a text that went
out. There was an open invitation to

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go join some folks for some drinks
out, and everybody starts piling in with

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excuses on why they're doing this exciting
stuff. Christina is doing a rock coNP

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Oh yeah, I was at the
Mavericks game. We're all, you know,

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just strewn about the Metroplex doing amazing
thing. So we can come here

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and talk about it and talk about
how great our area is. And then

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Danny I texted in and said,
I'm at home trying to figure out how

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to custom make the synthesizer pad for
Everything in its right place by Radiohead at

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eleven o'clock and I stayed up until
two doing it, and then I quit

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and got up the next morning at
nine and worked on it for three more

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hours. Ye, but I got
it. Is it just for the just

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this sound of the synthesizer, so
this, oh my god, okay,

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real quick. So this synthesizer is
from a like seventies or eighties vintage analog

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synthesizer called a prophet, and they're
like ten grand if you want to get

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one, but there are you can
replicate it with a basic synthesizer interface and

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it's you have to adjust a bunch
of stuff and it's got to be just

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the right way. And I found
some tutorials online and I'm figuring it out

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and downloading some software. But I
got it. That's an artist at work

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on a Saturday night. That's nothing
different than reading a book. And no,

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I know it's not. It was. It was a night in and

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it was either that or or Binge
watched the rest of Griselda. Oh yeah,

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which is good. Did you finally
figure it out? Everything in its

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right place? I did? Really. I play the hell out of it

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too now really all day yesterday before
footy m hm. That was That was

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my Saturday night, guys. I'm
sure the Metroplex is riveted with synthesizer talk.

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I'm a freaking dork. Yeah,
that's cool. I did tons of

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cocaine, get laid a bunch.
Hey. I watch Hoppenheimer What Yeah,

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Friday night the first two hours,
and then Saturday morning I watched the last

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hour. Okay, split ship.
I had to split it. It was

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getting to the point of okay,
because you gotta pay attention. That's my

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first of all. I kind of
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watch it if I were. I'm
so glad I didn't get held hostage at

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a theater though, and I know
it's a movie. You got to see

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it in a theater, and I
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do, But man, Dad is
long. It's so much a lot of

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information and not a ton of context
that it is And did you feel uneducated

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about I felt bad about it.
It's such a World War two blind spot

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for me. It made me feel
stupid. I was like, God,

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did I not know more about me
too? I have really, But you

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know what, this is a theory
going around. If it's true or not,

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I can tell you all about the
Battle of Pla lou in the Pacific.

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This story is I know nothing about
the making of the atomic bomb.

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This story allegedly does not get told
with that. Robert Pattinson. Robert Pattinson

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worked with Chris Nolan one one time. I'm not sure what movie. There's

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a There's a whole Path where Robert
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might have been before Tenant. Yeah, and that's where Christopher Nolan's mind started

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going, Oh, I should do
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So Pattinson was on an Oppenheimer kick. He had to read a book

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or something, and that's what inspired
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I don't know if it's true or
not. Is that A know these

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people? You knowed nuclear physicist Robert
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haven't seen an interview where Christopher Nolan
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sent him down that wormhole. But
it was there's like a loose connection to

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this apparently. I like this.
It's it's really it's really good. It's

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definitely worth watching. And now I
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win awards and stuff, it's can
it be? Because in movies that are

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three hours long, that's a three
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movie because you know, it's jumping
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lot going on. And they see
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to keep the movie going, because
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bad music. Sometimes to conversations that
help provide a little energy, you are

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sitting there kind of going, wait, what are we talking about right now?

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You ever have not seen it,
Mikey not? Okay, let me

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ask you this, Kate, do
you think that this movie is Getting All

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has Gotten All the buzz is one
of the top probably three candidates to win

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Best Picture. Is it because it's
a great film or is it because the

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voters want to be on the right
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that happened and for that generation in
American history to make sure that it goes

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down as this thing that we can
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years from now and a little bit
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it. Because I wonder how much
pressure they have to get it right as

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far as voting goes, you know, like, yeah, this is this

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that we got to get this right, guys. I mean, but if

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they cared about that and Greta Gerwig
when I got snubbed for Barbie as the

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director of Barbie, like, I
mean, that's wild that the director and

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female lead in Barbie didn't get nominated
by them l lead actor did and Ken

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the way I was because it's two
three plus hour movies, but very popular

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Killers of the Flower Moon three plus
hours did not feel like three plus hours,

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and I also enjoyed it more.
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Does that make sense. Yeah,
yeah, did you pay for Oppenheimer?

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Uh? Huhs it on? It's
Weston hillans. I couldn't hear what

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your answer was. Did you get
it at the mom and pop video store?

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No? Did you go behind the
curtain into the secret room in the

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back. Didn't You haven't been the
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to. I know, damn pirates. But you liked it. It's better

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than you uh, overall, like
a more enjoyable experience. Did you wake

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up like cool? I want to
see the end of Oppenheimer? It does

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suck you in, like after the
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going okay. Should somewhat have warned
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pre of you I could have got? I would have loved Christopher Dolo or

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someone give me three minutes before the
movie starts, because you're sitting there,

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go I don't understand why we're doing
this, and there are still parts of

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it I don't understand, and I
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at some stuff on Wikipedia or read
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more, like why are they in
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and the performances are awesome. A
couple weird things, though. I have

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one scene that I just want to
bring up. They cut to a scene

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where Killy and Murphy and Florence Pugh
are sitting in a room. She's kind

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of his mistress at this point,
and they're both just sitting in a chair

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naked, across from each other in
a room. I just didn't know if

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that was needed. Great to see
naked people, but I was just like,

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that's not a real thing that happens
in life, Kevin. It was

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a snapshot of a post quital connection. Yeah, just melting away, just

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basking in the sinewy, glistening.
It's not something that would ever happen.

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Yeah, it does happen. No, it doesn't. You never lay there

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writhing. They're not laying they're sitting
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from a cigarettes, which, like
you and I imagine you and I both

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being naked right now, because you're
across the table from me and we're doing

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the show just naked. We be
fine with that. I would too,

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but it's not a casual thing that
would actually happen. I'd be all right

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with one. So g D cold
in here. Yeah, and the three

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of usm just make love. Yeah, you need more, get confident,

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and they were making with your body. They were slang demons. You're scared

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for your feet even to be exposed
in a shower, and you were shower

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socks that none of us can find
online. I found something, and don't

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think that's not flashing on my list
of things to talk about whenever things go

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south around here. You guys can
enjoy your pneumonia. I'll be safe.

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I've never had pneumonia, and I've
never worn footwear and a shower except well,

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at one time. I have two
times where I've worn footwear and a

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shower, like the public gym had
some shower shoes. Yeah, but as

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far as like at home, No, you should think about it. I

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did, and I immediately stopped thinking
about it. Unless you've had zero resolutely,

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your carpets aren't clean. Well he
has. Well, that's the first

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true thing you said all day,
Kevin, the first of many. If

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you missed it last week, we
morning Truthers the Downbeat. Well, the

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morning Truthers were on the case again
as we uncovered the forgotten Dallas boy band

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loads for you. It's the number
for the letter you and an exclamation point

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and don't forget loads with a Z. Yeah, and Jaya, did you

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have the sweeper for that as well? Just in case you missed it.

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This is like a sweeper that ran
on Kiss FM back in twos and four

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and we found it in the archives
here last week all the hits one station.

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Hey, this is Nick Creamer,
you remember me. It's h J.

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And this it's me Garland Richardson Junior, and I'm Cliff and we're from

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close for you. Join us tonight
for a special concert at aw Shucks on

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Lower Greenville, brought to you by
Kiss FM, the number one hit music

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station. It's kind of hard to
even just hear Hj's voice, you know,

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I think of j passed. HJA
did passed by his own hand.

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So on the same handle the regional
success of leads for you. Yeah,

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the mid mid Cities boy band that
was formed by a Mexican restaurant tour.

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He couldn't even walk past that A
shocks on Greenville. Uh yeah, what

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was the name of the They rocked
it so hard that day. I think

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about it every time I'm down there. What was the name of the So

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the guy put him together. This
guy that wanted the dreams. Yeah,

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yeah, guy that wanted to be
a music producer. But he owned a

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bunch of Mexican restaurants and I think
they were called Taketo Dreams. Yes,

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yeah, all closed too. Yeah, this is the real time. Yeah.

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After the HJ suicide, the owner
was such you know, and such

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a mental anguish that he just let
the businesses go completely under. He served

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as last Taketo. So the HJ
passed the breakout stars Nick Kreamer, and

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he no doubt, I hadn't done
anything in twenty damn years, And he

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was back next week and we world
premiered it. This is You've Got a

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Place by Nick Kreamer, which we
debuted for you last Friday here on the

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down Meat in case you missed it. Hey, girl, you know,

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there's a lot of things that I
want to do to you, but there's

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even more things that I want you
to do to me. So put on

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that Marvin Gaye record, open up
that bottle of yellowtail from seven to eleven,

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and slide on that snail trail right
down the sofa next to me,

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because tonight there's a sensation in my
genes and it's making me went. I

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want to give you something that you
live forget. I know you want it.

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I can see the way you found
it. Now, baby, and

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button your blows. I've got some
secret talent that you need to know about.

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It's a special invitation. You can
put away your mace as long as

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I've got a face. You've got
a place to sit eating nature. You

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look at me and it's perfectly clear. Are you suggesting there's addition? Not

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barking in the rear butt of uh
oh, I'm sorry, that's not what

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you meant. My got that taser
really smart. I've got some secret times.

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If you need to know about,
it's a special invitation, you can

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put away your mace. As long
as I've got a face. You've got

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a place to sit. Ouch.
This evening didn't go exactly as planned.

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I'll spend the rest of the night
making love to my hands. I might

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be a dingus, but I'm still
the king of God. Aligas can take

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me at my word. If I've
got some secret times. If you need

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to know about, it's a special
invitation, you can put away your mace.

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As long as I've got a face. You've got a place to sit

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bitch been stuck in my head all
week. Yeah, I mean it's an

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airworm. It's Nick Kreamer. I
couldn't believe Nick Creamer's bat passion. He's

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back. And then at first almost
small party was, Oh, what's it

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gonna do? This is gonna be
stupid. P forty something now back and

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better than ever. And of course
he's back. It's Nick Kreamer. Know

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the world's out there celebrating justin Timberla, not long, this is Texas,

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this is Dallas. The world can
have justin Timberlake. We have Nick Kreamer

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back, and that's why this morning
we're gonna run through the other eighteen songs

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on all petered out. I better
get that synth beat Nick Kreamer's return to

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glory. If you missed that,
you can grab all that on our podcast.

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We podcast every single segment. Shout
out Nick Kreamer and R I,

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P H, J, L I
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lost a bet. Something big happens
Saturday night, the event of the weekend

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throughout the world, and one of
us lost a bet. Well, this

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guy's next mining with the freak