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Good morning, metro play. We
got a big week plans, but we're

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gonna get you started on very important
news. As we transported two feet to

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my right to one, Danny Babis, you didn't do that right, because

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you're supposed to pretend I'm in a
helicopter. Wow, then let's try again,

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show fans. Okay, I'm getting
her. You're copying. Why did

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they do that? Yeah? The
their helicopter was called Black Thunder Okay,

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and it wasn't real the old Russell
Martin show. Uh traffic bit I remember

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I did eight twenty didn't didn't they
do like a hal Jay? Yeah?

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But he was actually in the damn
thing. Actually, yes, that's the

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dumbest dude. It was one hundred
years ago, so we did not the

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internet helicopter newsman. That was his
name. I think it was Ernie Pye,

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And the second one was called Ernie
in the Sky. That's brilliant.

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Yeah, okay, his name was
Ernie Pye and they named it Ernie in

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the Sky. I love that show. Yes, we do have some breaking

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traffic news and this directly almost affected
me this morning. So I live in

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far East Dallas and the typically the
exit that I take or the entrance that

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I take to get to work is
Jim Miller in thirty to head towards downtown.

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And I did the same thing today, and I was a pro coaching.

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As I was approaching the on ramp, I noticed that the highway ahead

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of me on I thirty was pristine, no cars other than the cars that

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were entering with me. And as
I kind of figured something's going on,

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they must have closed off the highway. I looked behind me and in the

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rear view mirror, and of course
just the sea of headlights, first responders,

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you know, fire engines and ambulances
and all of that. I'm like,

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h well, something bad happened at
the Saint Francis exit. So they

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ended up closing I thirty is efing
closed through rush hour from what I'm understanding

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going into downtown for Mesquite. So
I would definitely find an alternate route for

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those of you that don't have ways
or Google maps on your phone. And

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there's a reason for that. Why
this highway is closed down because a pedestrian

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was hit and killed by a vehicle
EH early this morning. They closed off

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the highway by the exit to Saint
Francis Avenue westbound drivers were being directed toward

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that exit, and the roadway will
be closed off at least until after rush

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hour today. And again we talked
about this last last week. We're always

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just miffed when we see anybody without
a gas can walking on a highway.

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Is concerning stop crossing highways. Stop
it, just please. There's got to

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be a better way. And there's
like a walkway right there at Buckner in

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thirty that you can just walk right
over. Never never cross the highway.

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Just don't get on them. Let's
make the pledge. I pledge never to

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run across the highway unless it's just
looks it looks really good. Look,

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I can definitely make it, and
I think I can make it. I

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think everybody that crosses a highway has
that thought that they looks definitely make it.

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If you bet me. If I
could make it though, and I

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had, I thought I had a
chance to win some money out of it,

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I will cross the highway. But
otherwise I will stop my habit of

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crossing the highway. Deal yeah,
shake yeah, fine, cool fine.

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Can I ask you a question to
when there's a fatality due to a event

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on the roads, do you think
in a rush hour when it's just a

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pedestrian that got hit rather than a
big wreck, do you think they kind

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of speed through the paperwork and investigation
just to kind of get things moving?

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So do you think they do a
Yeah, that is interesting, like what

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level of investigation ensues? And is
that what is because if you think of

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just the vehicle and the unfortunate victim, that shouldn't be enough to stop you

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know, four or five lands of
a highway. How can we take this

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event and move it off thirty just
move the investigation? There is definitely road

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definitely social prejudice against pursuing you know, investigations and crimes and news and all

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of that stuff. If it's a
prostitute or a homeless person handhandler, they're

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looking to close those cases fast and
just tag them with well they were mentally

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you know, incapacitated or trying to
cross the highway. Homeless person or oh

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a prostitute was murdered. Well you
know, but you think if that was

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like a Dallas public servant or a
businessman, do you think that traffic would

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be cleared slower? Probably? Well, because you don't know who it is.

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I'm just wondering about what investigation level
has to go in. Like clearly

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they'll talk to the driver. I
mean, is it some clean up I

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hate to use such a a bad
term, but yeah, scrubbings of blood

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and stuff. Yeah, Like what's
preventing them from letting people go by?

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I think it's basically trying to figure
out what happened and see if there's a

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gather enough evidence to determine whether there
was any type of negligence on the driver.

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You probably want to make sure that
the driver wasn't inebriated, find out,

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you know, look for I don't
know, skid marks from breaking and

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get all the distance and all that
stuff and a lot of analytics that go

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into that. You got to remove
the body. Yeah, is that drive

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there's a lot going on. Manslaughter
probably no, build would be my guess

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if it was just if he's got
somebody corroborating that the person was just ran

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into the highway, it's not going
to get anything. But they always check

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and if you were going what there
was in the highway now it's sixty right

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there, Yeah you're going seventy four. Yeah, you could have stopped if

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you were going sixty five, Always
wondering you might get but I don't know.

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There's the unwritten rule of like when
you're on the highway, as long

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as you're good, we can kind
of break the speed limit a little bit,

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just a little bit. Yeah you
can, all right, thank you,

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you can. You're both looking at
me. Just seem like the dude

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would probably break the speed limit.
I have, I have. I'm a

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real bad boy. I was going
seventy four and got folown by on the

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toll way today. That person was
going at least one oh five maybe more.

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You're gonna get fired if they didn't
make it to work on time.

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No was a white jeep. I
got passed. I was going like seventy

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five eighty. It's funny, since
I switched to the Jeep a few years

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ago, my speeding has gone way
down because that thing just doesn't handle it

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as well. Somebody need to get
into a nice something a little sportier,

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because it starts rattling once you get
like eighty, a lot of noise.

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But I was going pretty fast,
like eighty, and I got passed by

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this car that I couldn't barely see
it because it's passed me so fast,

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but essentially had no top. It
was just a like the whole top of

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the car was just a bag damn, you know, like if you bag

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it, which is already bad enough. And it wasn't a convertible, but

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it was like the whole top of
the car was gone. It was all

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bag and he just went roasting.
Buy me at least ninety five he or

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she? Yeah, women are terrible
people, are they? Yeah? Are

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they? Everybody can be terrible.
Just see it was an idiot man.

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Everyone can have a bag. Yeah, just a bag top. I heard

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of ragtop, Yeah, not bag
top. Why are you doing this speed

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in that temporary state in that car? Yeah? What do you think it

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happened? Like the moon roof flew
off or it was just a because it

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was all beat up. The whole
car was beat up, but the top

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was just not there. It wasn't
even just moon if. It was like

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the whole cab of the car.
I didn't know what to tell. You

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call it the fuselage of the car. What do you call the what do

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you call the hold inside of the
car? The a the innerspace internally,

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yeah, yeah, the inner space
interspace of the car. You see interspace?

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No, you never seen interspace?
No, we handled dune. This

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weekend and that was enough of we
did. We watched, We watched some

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science fiction this weekend. Me and
Kat, Why are we discussing all that?

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I don't think Danny and I's Dumpling
review would get close to five combined

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combined. We're talking about totally different
movies here. You didn't see the one

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that did get the fuck No,
I'm saying like no, but I'm saying

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still, our Dumpling review combined would
not get to the perfect grating of a

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movie for dun one. I think
I could be wrong. Danny might have

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liked it more than that. I
think I liked it more than you.

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But uh, I think I'm just
gonna let everyone else handle Dooon too.

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J JD's mouth breathing simpletons couldn't handle
Dune. Dune one for everybody. It

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isn't for everyone, not for me. Maybe it's for to keep up with.

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But I mean, yeah, I
love Game of Thrones, but have

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to which I get to watch one
of those a week? I felt I

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thought it was kind of like Game
of Thrones meet Star Wars. If Game

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of Thrones and Star Wars sucked,
you know what, Okay, that's pretty

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good. That's actually like the best
way I've seen. I mean I watched

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it in two servings. I did
too. I had to because I know

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I fell asleep during a lot of
it. Yeah, I watched it Friday

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night and knocked out about almost it's
a damn near two and a half hours.

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It's like a two twenty something like
that. And I think I knocked

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out half of it on Friday night
and then the second half on Saturday morning.

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And I was pretty puzzled. Not
that I couldn't keep up, and

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the story wasn't you know, it
wasn't like it was above my head or

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hard to keep up with. I
mean, it's all there. It's not

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confusing or anything, but boy,
they took a lot. It's a slow

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burn to get to the end.
And well, the end, I was

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like, this is really good,
this is fun. The last like thirty

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forty minutes, thoroughly entertained and enjoyed
it and it all made sense. But

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I just felt like they they I
bet done. Two is really good because

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if they kind of pick up where
they left off and we're actually something is

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really occurring and it's not two hours
of setup, yeah, you know,

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and whispering. It's so much sand
and so much whispering. There's the whispering.

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The volume levels in that movie are
ridiculous. Well everybody's yeah, there's

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always this thing that's like speaking to
Timithy Shama Lama ding Dong's brain, that's

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whispering crap to him, and that
just happens a lot. But yeah,

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the end, the last thirty minutes
is pretty fun. So maybe want to

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see the second one and I will. Maybe it was a multi film thing,

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so of course they'd need half of
the first film, I guess to

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set it up. I think those
I think those projects are better served in

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like a limited series though rather than
a long form theater theatric release. I

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think they could have because look,
if you're committing to forty five minutes to

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fifty minutes and it's episode one,
how many shows do we watch or have

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we watched where somebody goes I don't
know, I just didn't get into it

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us like, yeah, but wait
till like the wire, wait till three.

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That way, then you know all
the characters and you understand it better,

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and they give they you kind of
give them a free pass for a

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couple of episodes of set up before
you get to the meet I think Dune

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they could have really done it justice
by spreading it out and letting people kind

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of take it in and bite sized
pieces, rather than holding your pee in

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a theater for three hours while you're
just watching sand blow. I don't think

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that is I don't think that's truth
because I saw that in Imax. So

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it's all about, like, also
the cinematic experience. And you're talking about

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the levels the music in it in
both of them one and two, like

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when everything when something's happening, obviously
in that susperence, Like the cinematic experience

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really is I think what takes the
movie over at the top, which is

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why everyone's just like, oh my
god, and the saying in the first

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one you don't even know no,
no, no, don't get it,

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and I'm just like they're just getting
in started. In the first one,

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it comes to the sands a lot
about the sand. It's called dude,

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I get it. I get it. So I'm just kind of making jokes.

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But you know, watching an Imax, you watched it on your coch

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Yeah, I watched it on my
flip phone. I mean, you know,

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the version I saw had music too, And I've got a pretty decent,

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you know, surround sounds set up
at the house. It's not like

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incredible. It's a Visio soundbar and
then two surround sound speakers behind me.

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This sounds great, you know.
And I had it cranked up pretty good,

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so I think I got. Of
course, I didn't get an IMAX

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experience. I guess I'm just of
I watched on Visio too, Danny go

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to a theater together. No,
no, no, Look, I just

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come from a world where I can
see it's got to be more than just

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great production value for something to catch
me. And I don't think for me

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that something that didn't appeal to me
just based on script and pacing and all

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of that is going to be saved
by a production experience. But maybe maybe

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I'm wrong. I think maybe I'll
go see Done Doom two and a big

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theater and take it all in for
real, And I know it's all part

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of the complete package. And that's
how the filmmakers intended to be consumed.

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Is in those ways, not on
your your iPhone eight. I know what

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was going on. Kevin was just
lost. Are you looking at your phone

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too? Oh? Yeah, I
ended up doing it because you have to,

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because the whispering. We'll turn that
in volume up or put So you

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turn the volume up and then the
action kicks in and then it gets too

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loud. Who are you gonna wake
up? We had to lie of napping

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going on during that both parts.
He was mad that it was gonna wake

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him up. Yeah, well he
was trying to nap during it. Yeah,

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policy, Yeah, I'm gonna watch
a thirty minute Cliff's cliff Notes version

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on YouTube that someone had told me
to check out that I gets way better.

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Don't waste your time with the three
hours. They're like someone chopped it

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up into thirty minutes. You don't
miss a thing. You got everything you

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need to know for Dune too.
That's just disrespectful. It's disrespectful. But

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to the people who make the movie, Yeah, but do they they're not

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listening to my show right now,
and they're not giving me any ratings,

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So that's disrespectful of them to not
support me. The man somewhat point.

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Where is it filmed? There's a
trade off, we give, give,

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give, give, I'm ready to
receive. Where do you guys think it

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was shot? Since you guys just
recently watched Dune one, I'm a hobby,

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I must say Sarasota, Yeah,
sarah Sota Square mall now Jordan,

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the desert near Abu Dhabi, the
northwest coast of Norway, and then soundstages

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in Budapest. I don't know,
I haven't seen it forever. I love

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I thought I loved it. I
thought you guys would like it. But

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whatever, I'm gonna watch it again
this week as I get cranked up for

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Dune two, the first maybe first
five Dumpling reviewed film on this very show,

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and I'm gonna get my Dune two
popcorn bucket forrit to ask you,

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did you get your popcorn bucket?
I'm not getting that bucket. They're scared

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bucket something. Even the director was
like, what the hell is this?

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Why why do you guys hate the
bucket. It's kind of you have to

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get the bucket. I don't know
anything about. No damn bucket. You

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have to have sex with it.
It looks like the sandworm, just the

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way it's the mouth. Yeah.
I'm like, I'm not trying to fight

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the bucket the whole movie, like
trying to get popcorn, because they have

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like the mouth closed. It's it's
oh, I get it. Yeah,

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yeah, it's relooks, not to
really popcorn worm teeth covering. Yes,

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no, I don't get that.
You don't need that for I am interested

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in the Green Bay Packer butt plug
though. I think that's a new item

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that just hit the market. More
later, I didn't pull that part,

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but yeah maybe, but yes,
God, we were all thinking of Kevin

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on when we saw that, right
always. I hate that I have a

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person that I associate with butt plugs. Now, he said, the dude

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I work with plug guy, it's
his thing. Yeah. In a big

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interview, shallow may like and the
director they would not like. They got

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asked about it, and they're like, no comment, what the bucket,

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no comment? Everything to do in
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I'm gonna place some audio of a
wild interview that happened on Friday on

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this very station. The guy who
was involved in the Kevin Durant altercation last

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week. He gave his answers and
the context, and it's weird to kind

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of believe him, but I also
am still confused, very odd. I

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want to hear the audio class Christina, because I was napping when that happened

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and she told me, and I
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I saw Skin Friday night, I
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on your with Luke Brawn or the
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We're gonna I read the report on
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up. Did you see that?
Yeah, their story went locally viral.

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Yeah. They were having those two
or one of the folks on ye.

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They had the guy tracked him down. Yeah, and they picked up the

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story and I kind of read through
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though, so I'll be excited to
hear what he This station will get on

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top of something real quick. Like
I said last week or two weeks ago,

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we don't sport the news. We
make the news. That's right,

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Danny. Top of something like I'm
gonna get on top of the dune to

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popcorn bucket. That's gonna happen.
I don't know if it's you know,

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your computer's always listening. I don't
know why. You know, I just

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got an email about Dune spices up
theaters and it's from a. The people

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that sent me an email is snacks. Did you just google search the popcorn

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bucket? Oh? Yeah, that's
why I get emails from Snacks. Sometimes

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two Snacks sent me a a marketing
company. It's very strange. Yeah,

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yeah, I unsubscribe to them and
they still email me. It's very strange.

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I don't love that the twenty six
dollars sandworm popcorn bucket twenty six dollars

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man worth it. No, I
don't ever even get popcorn theater. I

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go to Alamo, idiots, I
eat like a king when I go to

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the movies. I don't need a
bucket of popcorn. You eat like a

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cheese addict. I eat popcorn,
and if I do get popcorn, it's

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gonna be in a beautiful metal bowl
like they serve at Alamo. Yes,

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unlimited love the metal bowl. Do
you ever eat so much popcorn that you

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get sick at your stomach? No? I don't really get popcorn at movies.

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I love popcorn at movies, but
it makes me sick. Is that

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the only place I eat popcorn at
movies? And then I eat too much

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of it? But yeah, I
do. I have to eat whatever size

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it comes in. I will eat
every damn bit of it and crunch the

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little kernels at the bottom and lick
the bowl to get all the butter and

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the salt, and I sit there
feeling like I ingested a log. You

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can't stop a poisonous log. Yeah, I can't stop. I remember the

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day I woke up for work in
the late eighties. My dad said I'm

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pretty sure it was one forty five, and I'm like what, And you

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just said one forty five And I
don't know what that means. He goes,

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just remember one forty five, right. So I go to school my

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whole day, no idea. I'm
like one for I don't know what.

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That's confusing. And I got home
that evening and my dad walks up to

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me and he says, you got
it, and I go one forty five

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and he handed me, probably upon
the day of release, a bag of

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popcorn that is made in your microwave, and I put it in the microwave

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and hit one forty five and start, and then we ate popcorn together.

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Dang, that's interesting, because now
I don't think anyone's got it down to

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a science of the perfect. I
don't know if I just remember that's one.

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I mean, because before that,
it was jiffy pop on your damn

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oven, or the real old school
way where you just do it in a

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pot or a pin. Yeah,
with the lid on it. It's dangerous

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too. Yeah, that's fire waiting
to happen. But that was the first

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bag of microwave popcorn I ever saw. Like, who's making it the old

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fashioned way anymore? With the with
where you put the melted butter in the

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bottom of a dam pot and put
the popcorn in there and put the lid

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on it until the lid goes.
Yeah, somebody is like Grandma used to

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make. Someone who's listening today too, will have their work day just absolutely

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ruined by someone who torched one in
the break room. Someone thought they'd get

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on Monday two thirty popcorn and then
they burn it and the rest of the

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day is ruined for the office because
the smell of burned popcorn. That will

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happen to someone who's listening right now. Yeah. Hell, Mikey used to

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work with a guy that would microwave
trout for lunch. Yeah, that was

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weird out. Try fighting through that
odor trout ta trout. We can't put

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microwaves. I think it was Dan
McDonald. It was more of the fish

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man because he was salmon and broccoli
like every day. My God just the

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perfect flatulent fuel. Salmon and broccoli, give the give the world your methane

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I bless torch the planet. Let
us stay on top of it here because

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we're jam packed with live spots today. Also, well, we can crap

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it and give you the most important
thing in the world next to ninety seven

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to one, the freak