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I don't know if you've seen like
a defensive back that's six' two one

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two, you're like that dude,
that he's an adonnas. Yes, I

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mean that's what he was in nineteen
thirty nine forty so think back then when

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the average height was like five seven. Yep, here comes Bob Dole.

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So he's used to being the strongest, fastest guy on any court or field

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that he's in. Right, then
he goes to this war. He's his

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story is. When I did that
story and I researched, researched it,

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I couldn't believe what I was reading. You did didn't know any of that.

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Throughout his political career, No,
he refused to talk about it exactly

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most heroes don't. I said to
you, I I remember the times when

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reporters would try to steer him to
that World War II story, and he

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goes, we're not doing that.
We're talking about policy. He lost him

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the race. I think partly probably
lost him the race. And also,

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damn, what's his name, the
ross Perrot. Oh, yes, we're

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taking twelve points or ten points whatever
it was. But the more I found

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out about him, the cast,
being in a cast for a year,

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and a half and went staring at
the ceiling for a year and a half

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in a full body cast and smelling
his own that smell for all that time.

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The fact that he was laying face
down in the mud, and the

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two medics that were supposed to come
getting were killed, So then they put

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him face up in the rain for
six hours, bleeding to death boarded.

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Yeah, and I think people forget
that the Italian that offensive that he was

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talking about was two hundred thousand.
That's more than d day trying to capture

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a hill with a number. Yeah. Yeah. And then coming home,

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so he comes, he does the
cast, and then coming home and spends

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how many years just wiggling toes and
moving knees. And then that's the guy

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you saw with the pen in his
hand. Yeah. And now at fifty

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five, I can't believe how much
politically I I line up with Bob Dole

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because I didn't like him when I
was a younger guy. I was a

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little bit more liberal, and I
voted for Clinton. And now if I

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look at his researching this story,
you can't help it follow along some of

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his political views. Well, you
call yourself a George Bush Democrat, I

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do I do the first George Bush, yes, the old man. Yeah,

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if you look at his policies,
he would be described as a crazy

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liberal these days because we have moved
the needles so much. But I am

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now, yes, correct, if
he would be a Democrat these days,

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That's how much we've moved around politically. I'm not even a Clinton guy right

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anymore. I'm more of a George
Bush, which is crazy. I know,

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which is crazy. Do your homework
people find out about these people and

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where they line up for real?
All right, that's some birthdays. Yeah,

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oh, I got some birthdays for
you. Go ahead. How old

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do you suppose? From Night Rider
and Baywatch, David Hasselhoff is slow motion

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on the beach, all right,
Chris, and still looks fantastic. I'm

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gonna say he is sixty five.
David Hasselhoff is seventy two, Oh my

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gosh, and a terrible daughter for
posting videos of him cheeseburger on the floor.

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But if you see pictures of him
now, he looks fantastic. We

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lost him a couple of years ago
from The Dirty Dozen the Hunger Games.

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Donald Sutherland would have been eighty nine. He died a couple of days ago.

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Didn't. Yeah, I'm pretty close. Okay, Sutherland, I'll say

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the same age as Hassewalf seventy two. They would have been eighty nine eighty

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what yes, oh my god,
well okay he was Okay, he was

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in the original mash so that's nice. I was made in nineteen sixty nine,

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so yeah, he played a doctor
in then, and he played Hawkey.

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That's right. Okay, this will
make you feel maybe a little bit

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old from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. Not Keanu Reeves, the other guy,

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Alex Winter. Alex Winter was also
in the coolest movie from the nineties,

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which was Lost Boys. Oh,
that's right, he's in that movie.

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I will say he is fifty seven. Fifty nine dudes. Fifty nine

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dudes. James Cagney's birthdays today,
so has Diane Carroll lost both of those.

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James Cagney is one hundred and one. He would have been one hundred

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and twenty five. If you had
lived way off, Diane Carroll would have

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been eighty nine. Way off.
Country singer Luke Bryant born Thomas Luther Brian.

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He's forty eight, all right,
he looks good. He's one of

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the new country guys. And that's
fine. He's officially a Geezer now Black

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Sabbath's Geezer butler bass player, I
think right, yeah, seventy five,

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seventy five. The late Phoebe Snow
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seventy four. I don't know who
that is. Singer. Oh okay,

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queen come ol the Parker bowls.
Oh golly, it's so easy to be

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mean to her, chain smoking.
She is eighty four. She is seventy

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seven, okay. Princess Diana referred
to her as the rottweiler. Camilla called

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Diana that ridiculous creature, that ridiculous
little creature. Becausen't that good? You

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know, in the accident it sounded
awesome exactly. Oh you mean that ridiculous

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creature in between the Lord, What
a ridiculous creature. She is so bloody

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pretty. Oh my god. Phyllis
Diller's birthdays today, she's not she's not

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not with us. She would have
been eighty nine, should have been one

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hundred and something. I'm sorry.
Art link letters birthday died in twenty ten.

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Art probably eighty four. If he
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have been a hundre twelve. I'm
sorry, I'm way off here. Actress

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Kristen Bell been in a lot of
stuff. Yeah, she's married to the

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other actor. They won't wash their
kids and they don't take showers all once

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a week. His name, Yeah, he's very funny. She's always been

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very pretty, but she's very funny. She's got chops. Yeah, she's

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good and stuff. She is good
and stuff. I'm gonna say, and

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stinky though, which is you know? With me, it's I don't find

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her attractive at all anymore because of
the stinky part. I'm gonna say she

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is forty nine, she's forty four. Ah, James Brolin, still kicking,

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James Brolin. I have no idea. Barbis Streisand's hubby. Are they

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still together? Oh? I think
so. Then he's in his eighties.

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He's eighty four. Vin Diesel,
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by the way, is Mark Sinclair. He looks like such a douche.

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She does look like he's just everyone
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is like, I can barely be
around the dude, like in the you

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know, the Rock is probably as
much normal as anybody. So I'm like,

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I don't care how old Vince's he's
fifty seven. Oh really, stop

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playing it. Look again, by
the way, yeah, you get another

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one, because I'm going to make
fun of the Martha Reeves, the singer,

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she's still alive. I don't know
that she's eighty three. Martha Reeves

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and the Vandellas. Oh, I'm
sorry. And Ricky Skaggs is I know

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seventy. I know him Red Hat
Chili Pepper's drummer Jack Irons is sixty two.

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I used to think seventy was just
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home are you in? And now
I'm like seventy. I'm going to be

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doing this at seventy. This at
seventy. Wow, there you go.

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Birthdays July seventeenth. All right.
So we were talking about age and all

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that. I was sallowing. They
are showing all these videos of Beverly Hills

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Cop the new one, and all
these old guys. I just can't get

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there. So they're like, admittedly, these guys in the movie are supposed

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to be sixty three years old,
and they're still detectives and cops and private

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detectives and still working and busting up
you know, drug rings, and as

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I can't I'm glad people can suspend
all reality and I just can't do it.

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They would have retired twenty years prior. I can't do it. I

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can't do it. But so it
wasn't good. I guess couldn't get past

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the sixty three year old cops chasing
people. Well, you know how he

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used to just show up someplace and
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character voice, to try to fool
the people that were there, Like that

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was every sing in Beverly. He's
still doing that, but they weren't as

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funny. They're just were not as
fun Again. Some people are listening to

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this, going, oh that's alid. I thought it was awesome. Yeah

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great. I just can't get there. I just I can't get there.

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You're saying, go see long legs
instead. Long legs is terrifying, and

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go see it in the theater because
it is scirvy. Now, if you

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There are several weight loss programs, including

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it's a great place to jump off. It costs a little money, but

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right Oh you did that on purpose.

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Great song though, it is like
this song get starts up. Do they

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play this in this version? Yes? And he's in He's in this this

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snowplow causing millions of dollars worth of
damage for some motorcycle thieves. You're like,

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what, we aren't even arrest him
anymore. I don't know. I

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guess I'm just a jerk anymore anymore. He put it on the tee for

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you. Thank you back. After
this on news radio eight forty Wachs Big

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Dan women's sports. We had a
scoreless draw. Yeah, I liked it.

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That was good. Sarah Spain with
our women's sports updates. And now

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we go to Denise Pellegrini in Baltimore
with the Bloomberg monument. Is the bridge

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fixed? Yeah? By the way, she's mad, she's mad about the

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women's sports thing. I'm laugh thinking
about Baltimore. Oh, Baltimore. Yeah,

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yeah, Sometimes I feel like we're
in Baltimore. But this is the

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big city here in New York City. I'm sorry, I thought you were

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in Baltimore. Who's in Baltimore?
Is that Joan Donnegher? Is that Joan

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Donnagertz in Baltimore? Joan used to
be. But now they got this like

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hot apartment in Oh they did in
Yes, yes, they moved. They

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downsized they did. Yeah, yeah
they did. That's right. They went

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through all the hoarder corners, yes, and got all the junk. Yes.

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They say they love it. Fancy
free, Yeah, they say they

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love it. I asked them about
it. I asked about her later.

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I said, okay, so after
the move, you know, how how's

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it feeling. She was like,
we love it. Was like that.

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I was actually motivated to try to
clear out some hoarder quarners. After talking

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to her, I actually like fell
into the hoarder corner and disappeared for a

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few days. It didn't work.
No, we did that. I just

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got a dumpster. It's three hundred
dollars for the full sized dumpster. They

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drop it off for three days and
we we cleanse the house of all kinds

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of junk. You know what's kind
of cool too. If you do that,

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like there's a set time, like
you have three days to do it.

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It's almost like a correct game show. Right it is, Yes,

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it is on, but it is
a certain kind of this is that's suppressive.

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That's right. It was awesome.
I shot a video of you guys

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doing that. Well, there was
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first shoes that we you know,
we had that kind of stuff. But

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other than that, you literally would
say these words, why do I even

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have this? So you guys didn't
fight about what to keep it. No,

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we were at the we're at the
end. The kids are in college.

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We're at there. We're towards the
we've got we gotta we gotta purge.

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Yeah, you guys have a good, good relationship yeah, we're we

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come to. Most relationships have a
hoarder and a thrower outer. Well that's

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I'm the thrower outer. My husband
is the hoarder. He used to bring

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home so many newspapers from his mother's
to read. Oh my yeah, he

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would bring home her hoarder crap.
Yeah, and I would take the stuff

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that he would bring home. I
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If he didn't touch it, I
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And if he didn't ask me where
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would throw it out when he wasn't
looking. The only thing I think that,

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yeah, well I'm sure he's not
sure. The only thing I didn't

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get throw away was John's old football
stuff. I got stuff. What are

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you talking about? All right,
let's do really in the years. We

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lost yesterday because Dwight Dwight came back
from vacation and screwed it up. So

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it's just me and you right now, So let's do this. Here we

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go. These were all top twenty
hits back in the day, including Bobby

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Boris Pickett, Monster Man, like
fifty nine fifty seven. How far back

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can we go? Are we going
to sixty sixties through the nineties. Oh

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sixties. Okay, so thank you
for that, because I had have gone

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fifties. So sixties you did the
monsterid What a great song. That's a

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great song. All right, I'll
take that. Sixty two songs. Okay,

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let's see if you guys are gonna
hang there after you hear this one,

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Charlie rich What goes on behind closed
doors? Oh wow, you gotta

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play the whole thing. You guys
kill me with these little clips. What

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a sweet voice. I know,
good song man. When the musicians used

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to be talented. Wait a minute, sixties, this is the seventies.

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Oh no, there's no way.
Monster mashes in the seventies. There's no

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way. But I feel like this
was seventies. All right. Let's get

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another one though, Okay, I
got to disappointed, ease and turn Charlie

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rich off. Here's doctor John right
place. It is seventies, wrong time,

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it is seventies. Oh it must
have been a number one super quicker

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than the human. This was in
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from the Muppet Show. You know. It was in the band kind of

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the band leader guy. I know, right place must have been wrong all

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right, I'm in the seventies,
but I have no clue. Got to

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be early seventies, okay, every
right decade? Or are you in the

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wrong. I don't know. It's
definitely the seventies because I remember walking to

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school and listening to that Blue Oyster
Cold Smoke on the Water. Deep Purple,

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I'm sorry, Deep Purple, Deep
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is early seventies because they influenced so
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Deep Purple was like all those great
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Purple mean they My sister loved his
three seventy two Smoke on Old This is

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actually about a true story. Did
the concert catch on fire on the lake?

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Something like that? I did not
know that. It's a true story,

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true story. Yeah, let's go
here to you. One of my

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favorites when I was a kid.
Jim Crochey hmmm, seventy three. Don't

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get down a small plane if a
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Oh seventy three, bad badly.
Robb Brown seventy four Chicago this part of

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two. You know what, I'm
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two were seventy two. Yes,
and one was seventy three. I'm seventy

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three, right, so I gotta
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but I can't for sure. Comes
a chorus, here we go.

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I mean he died in seventy three, so Lee Roy chart. Yeah,

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a lot of his hits came after
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other reason I like seventy three is
because that was the year of the long

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form. Yes song, Yeah,
I like it all right, So give

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us the number one song in the
number one song July seventeenth, back in

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the day. Love this dude,
This is Billy Preston, We'll let go

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Around and circa. I knew you
were going to do this. I knew

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it. I knew you were going
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singing it. I didn't pick it. It was number one. It's such

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a great song, all right,
seventy three? Oh my god? Yes,

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sorry, all right. Denise Pellegrini
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As the world goes around at Circo's
Baby, Billy Preston Will Let Go Round

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in Circles was number one July seventeenth, nineteen seventy three, Denise Pellegrini,

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you are so darn good. You
hit my but you hit my peak Wheelhouse

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year because I had a transistor radio
and my parents were getting divorced, and

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I was lonely and I on the
way to school every day. Oh god,

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there was so much good music on
that year. Isn't it funny?

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What how you connect all that?
Yeah? Wow? How old were you?

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Twelve or thirteen? You were twelve
or thirteen? Your parents are getting

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divorced. You had a transistor radio
listening to DJ's play this music. It

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got you distracted. They didn't notice
that I had holes in my boots because

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they were so busy fighting, so
I put plastic bags. Oh you getting

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sadder and sadder. Oh you were
a barefoot almost Your kids were running.

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That wasn't vern. Hey, my
kids are running downstairs going what's wrong with

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the Wi Fi? Oh? My
kids are spoiled too, Trust me,

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all right, Denise, tell me
what's going on with the market. Well,

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could be a little kind of difficult
to make some money today. Yesterday

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was huge though we had that you
know, people were calling it a Trump

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rally at the Dow was up more
than seven hundred points. Today. The

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Dow is still a little bit higher. It's better buy one hundred and fifty

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five S and P, though it's
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down three hundred and ninety six.
So we are going in circles there,

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just like Billy Preston is saying.
One problem is that there's some tension over

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technology in China and what the Biden
administration is going to do. So that's

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what we're watching for you here over
at Bloomberg. Back over to you guys,

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love that one mm hmm any money? The people the station we know

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was pissed off that time. Maybe
I was intoxicated. Maybe I would lock

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the studio and play the song over
and over the afternoon, like what's going

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on with Venette? He's got any
money? On? All? Right?

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Here we go top the hour.
We're gonna talk to the Mulligan folks.

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They do. Kidney donations started with
a phone tree and a couple of people,

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and now it's it's really blossomed and
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many people now trying to get kidneys
for other folks. Because it's such an

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easier procedure than it used to be. They used to have to cut you

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half open and the interview he doesn't
go. Well, we'll talk to him

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again at the bottom of the hour. Here we go, all right,

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oh again you see? Oh yeah, I get it, Okay, all

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right, Louisville University of Louisville basketball
will play international competition. I totally forgot

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about this until Jody Demlin called and
said, hey, he has to go

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call the games. I don't know, for radio or TV. And he

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said, he goes, I might
not be back for the Holy Turney Penniic

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Picnick no to call the He'll be
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to call. The bovine bingo thing
is what is bovine bingo? That's where

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we do squares in the giant field. We take a cow out there and

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you buy fifty bucks for a square
and wherever the cow poops, if the

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poop cow poops on your square,
how long do you have to wait for

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him to poop. Well, that's
that's why it's bingo. That's why we

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don't know. So you just keep
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around and they wait for him.
Now, the guy that has the cow,

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you know, gives him the whatever
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don't think they eat Hey, they
eat grass, right, and sometimes it's

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ten minutes and sometimes it's a couple
hours. What if it's kind of a

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running mess and it's like in two
squares, if any poops hits the square,

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you're the winner. What if it
hits two squares and it's like one

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hundred squares times fifty bucks. Yeah, that's a damn good little prize there.

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Not bad. Yeah. So he's
I said, well, where are

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you going to be? He was
like, I gotta go to the Bahamas

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with the team. And I went, oh, one of those Atlantis things.

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Yeah, wherever the Bahamas is,
Baha mad North, the coast of

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Florida. I don't know, man, It's it's like, thank you airplane,

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the twenty twenty four Baja mar Hoops
Summer League. This is where they're

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going. So this is the first
look you will be able to get for

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PK and the new squad. Name
one player on Louisville's roster. I don't

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know, dude, they're all news, I don't think. So there's a

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Bill Cox, I'll pay I'll give
you. I'll give you a thousand dollars.

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If there's a Bill Cox, I'll
give you a thousand dollars. Maybe

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in nineteen seventy two, not anymore. No, so they'll be playing just

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two games before returning home on Friday, August. Second, tell me that

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extra practice time is valuable. Well, that is true. It is true.

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That is true. They get a
team needs to gel get together,

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and this is their first look at
what kind of offense or defense that they're

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going to learn each other's names.
Now I can. Here's the thing.

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Somebody send me a DM or whatever. I have no idea if this is

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on TV or not. I doubt
it right, probably on the internet.

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Even if that, Yeah, you're
probably correct. Nassau, Spooling, Spooling,

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Nasau. That's the that's the capital, right of the Bahamas, I

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think, so okay, so on
Grand Bahama. I think the international opponents

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for the two games have yet to
be determined. We go back far enough

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to remember when Rick was taking teams
to the Bahamas and other places where they

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were literally playing the guy that drove
the van, yes, that took the

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team over was also the starting point, was also the starting pork guy.

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They're like, how do I know
you? They're like, I drove the

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van over here for you. Just
find six guys, Please just find s

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out there. The bell hop was
the was the forward for the team.

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You're like, what Heather dishwashers pretty
tall? Well, it's only got one

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arm though it's tall, but some
things can come out of it. I

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remember that trip because no one knew
Russ Smith's name. Mind you, Rick

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Patino's only All American in his twenty
years here. Uh he he was scoring

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twenty five points a game in that
little trip. They were doing this Russ,

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this dude and and well that's when
Rick tried to run him off and

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he just showed up. That's a
true story. He refused to leave.

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So Rick came out on his little
balcony because they have the Emperor's balcony in

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the practice facility. Of course they
do. So it's sil Rick Patino and

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so Egomaniac Division one coaches. So
in the practice facility on the second floor

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is a balcony. He can walk
out the back of his office because you

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know, he's doing paperwork sure as
the head coach or whatever. And he's

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he walks out to oversee a practice
is going. And he asked Kenny Klein,

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hey, why is Russ still here? He goes. Russ said,

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he's not leaving. I'm kind of
picturing the Christians and the Lions and the

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guy sitting up on the balcony,
yeah, waving his hand. I mean,

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I just again, why is Russ
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Okay, because he's on the team. Next thing, you know, All

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American First Team All American Gorgy Jang. That was the recruiting class. Remember

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that Gorgy Jang the bullet and Russ
Smith the bullet and that Elijah Justice.

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Wow, you are good, you
are good. Thank you. So all

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right, let's get to Oh we
don't have a lot of time here.

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I'll do this story because it involves
a fourteen foot bullet constrictor. I quit

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that. I guess if you're a
if you're a plumber, thank you.

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M A water crew at Albany,
New York, was working on the city's

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water pipe. Yeah they were.
They said, man, there was a

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clog or laying pipe. We got
to unclog this pipe. And by the

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way, it's a forty inch white
ironically water mean piet they had to snake

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it, but it was already snake
I like it was it not? They

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found They were like, why Why
is this forty agent show water main blocked?

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Something's going on in there? Get
down hey, Jim, Steve Chuck.

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Five of us are going to watch
you in the hole. Who's going

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down there? Steve, Chuck and
Jim because that's who works for the water

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company. Steve Chuck, Jim,
get down there. I hope it's Steve.

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He's really cute. I hope it's
Chuck. He's really really cute.

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Uh. The fourteen They got down
there to unblock the thing and found a

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fourteen foot bowl constrictor. No,
I'm out, I quit no way.

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That's a neighbor kid eater. That
is crazy, which was removed by the

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State Department of Environmental conserv Conservation.
Of course, you know they did back

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out and go Nope, call the
guy. Yep, who's the guy.

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I don't care. It's not me
mind him. That's all I know.

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That is a giant snake. Even
if you're in Florida, you're like,

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dude, it's fourteen feet long.
That's hide your German shepherd kind of snake.

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Damn right, that's let's make a
movie long, yes, right,

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snake's in a pipe. That's so
stupid. What's it about? Well,

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see there's a snake, yeah,
and a pipe and fourteen foot bull constrictor.

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He's in it. It's white used
to have a snake. It's like,

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why, why why I don't get
that. Why do you want the

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food chain? I don't want to
watch a snake eat live? Then?

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What do you see it? Well, you gotta go get live my and

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rats? What? No? Thank
you? What do you? Baltimore?

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All right, here we go.
That's a now John Donnegher's, and that's

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just to be there. That's a
that's a Harry Potter riof Oh gotcha.

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Walter Moolt all right, Walter vander
Bolter, Vander Vulnem, Walter Baltimore.

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Kay. We used to call it. We used to call Caliperry that Baltimore

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Lord, Baltimore, Lord, Baltimore's
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