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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one the freak. Wake up,

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your little sleepy head. It's time
to get your stupid ass out of

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bed. To you about the most
important thing in the most important thing you.

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We're gonna get to this in depth, real real soon. Hear in

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about twenty five minutes. But after
an I don't know, somewhat unconvincing win

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against the Detroit Lions, you're Dallas
Cowboys are the unlikely recipients of the NFC

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East if they simply beat Washington on
see thank you Eagles. Incredible And it's

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not lost on me, and it
shouldn't be to anybody that the bugaboo for

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the Eagles was the bugaboo that I
thought was going to bite the Cowboys in

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the ass, that they were going
to look back at that damn Arizona game

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and that was going to cost them
the division or maybe even the playoffs.

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And look what they did to Philly. It's pretty incredible. All Dallas has

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to do is beat the Commanders and
they win the NFC East. The Commanders,

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who the most fun team that's given
up a month ago, the most

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unlikely scenario, and we'll talk about
this later in depth. But man,

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as this season is winding down,
how much is it really starting to mirror

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the way the Rangers season played out? I mean, if you want to

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say that, that's fine, because
the thing is, the Rangers think they

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were going to fully miss the playoffs. We've done. The Cowboys gonna make

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the playoffs playing well, and I
don't know if they are playing well.

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I don't either. We didn't know
if they're But look, man, we

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didn't know that the Rangers. We
didn't think the Rangers were playing well going

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into the playoffs now at all?
Yeah, so big questions about one specific

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part of the team, you know, same thing with the Cowboys. I

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think we have big questions about a
couple of different specific parts of the team.

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And you just sit here and go
let happen. Think about the Rangers,

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you had confidence that, well,
this this might just be a Kevin

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opinion. He'd confidence that the manager
is going to pull the right strings here

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and there and make the right moves. I have zero confidence that Mike McCarthy's

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going to do the correct things in
crunch time moment. So many things inside

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that suitcase, Kevin, And what
are we gonna do? We damn sure.

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But the most important thing in the
world. And also that could lead

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you to a lot of scenarios to
the Cowboys now the two seed because of

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the win over the Lions. That
I mean, my god, I've got

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audio of the Lions coach Dan Campbell, Captain Caveman, Jared Goff who looks

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like Ken from the Barbie movie.
We get some audio of those guys.

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All that stuff. We'll get into
it seven. And not to mention the

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whole scenario of the end of the
game, all the confusion and it's a

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conjecture that went down after that.
We're gonna have the authority on that,

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on that whole scene. Dean Blandino
is going to join us at nine o'clock.

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Yeah, they called Voice of the
MAVs Chuck Cooper Stein the higher authority.

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Dean Landino is just the high authority. He's just real high all the

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time. He's not he's not,
he's a friend. What are you doing?

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He'll pop on at nine uh old, Dean and if a villain in

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this town for many people because of
the Des Caught It game, and he

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was in charge with the NFL time
making the ruling that des did not catch

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it, which he didn't. You
know, I think by the lay of

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the law, he didn't the lay
of the land, the letter, the

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letter of the law and the lay
of the land. You're killing him.

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Oh, there's so many phrases.
There really are, there's too many.

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I screw him up all the time. But the hypothetical is nine years later

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we could be staring at Packers Cowboys
wild Card Round. If the Cowboys win

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and the Packers win on Sunday,
they both play at three twenty five.

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If they both win, it is
Packers and Cowboys, the Mike McCarthy Bowl

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and at and T Stadium. So
give me that, Give me that all

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day long. You want that note? Oh my god. Yes, But

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I also am a lifelong Packers fan
who needs to win to get in,

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and I don't care who we'd play. We're in a rebuilding year and we're

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in the same position we were in
last year with Aaron Rodgers, where Week

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eighteen winning get in game, pretty
impressive. Packers defense is really bad,

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but man, the quarterbacks been playing
good. It's very strange. Let's fly

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to Japan, Kevin. Yes,
it's got a Japan, But maybe we

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shouldn't fly. Maybe we should take
other means of travel the most important thing

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in the world today. Tuesday,
January second, twenty twenty four, they

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got a passenger plane just kind of
hanging out and uh Airport in Tokyo when

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a Coastguard aircraft collided with it and
the passenger plane burst into flames. They

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think three hundred and seventy nine people
were on that plane. WHOA, here's

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the good news, Danny. That's
a big, fat full plane. Man.

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Three hundred and seventy nine people got
out safely before the plane was completely

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engulfed. That's so, when when
the coast Guard plane hit the passenger plane,

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they were still on board. Yeah, they weren't dplaning or d boarding

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or whatever they call it. Yeah, So that's the part that I'm not

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sure if they were about to leave
or if they were like taxing, So

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like that's that's the part I'm not
sure of yet. So no deaths.

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Well, the coast Guard plane had
six people on it. The pilot survived.

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Five other people in the Coastguard plane
have passed. But they, I

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mean, the footage is on.
They have video footage of this and it

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is a big, old, big
old bursting of flames on a runway.

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I haven't seen this yet. Is
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there was one of a similar situation
number of years back where people are just

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piling out of this burning plane and
the survival rate was incredibly high compared to

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what you were witnessing. Was it
like that? We were like, how

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the hell did anybody make it out
of this? Much less all of them?

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So one guy who was on the
plane said, basically, the cabin

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filled with smoke. Immediately they all
got low to try to avoid the smoke,

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to get as low as you can
get. I guess, I mean

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there's not a room on a plane
for everyone who just lay down on the

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floor. I said, it's not
realistic. But then that's a big plane.

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If you got damn near Porner,
people on that sucker have a huge

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plane, and that the fact that
the plane is so huge them might have

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given them time to get people off
though, because you had well get people

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off the plane, because you have
I don't know why you'd be thinking about

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that in such a stressful time.
And then, lad, it's been a

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good one, boys, been a
goodful dandy dawn. But then the emergency

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doors open and they just run out
onto a field, and I just imagine

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the scene in Tommy Boy where they
start yell, I'm sorry the movie Black

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Sheep where they start yelling bees or
was it Tommy Boy where they getting pulled

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over by the cops and they just
start yelling that their I think it was

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Black Sheep. I don't remember that
scene from Tommy Boy, the movie that

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I've seen probably no less than sixty
eight times. Everyone who saw Tommy Boy

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one hundred times saw Black Sheep twice. You've never been more correct. Oh

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no, there's a couple of good
scenes in Black Sheep, not that many.

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So there's a field and people just
started running out, so they got

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them out, and there we go. Now this comes after a couple of

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days of this is like one of
the first headlines I saw after springing into

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twenty twenty four. Yep. And
that's, you know, a week before

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we get to twenty twenty four,
it's like, hey, New Year's Day,

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or on the second we're getting the
Epstein list. I was like,

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okay, twenty twenty four set up
to be a wild, one, huge

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seven point one earthquake off the coast
of Tokyo or off the coast of Japan.

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But there are people in Tokyo who
are feeling this seven point one.

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There was a tsunami warning that was
rescinded, you know, a few minutes

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later. But it's just like,
here we go. We have bad stuff

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happening in Japan to start the year, and this is onarthing cap think.

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I'm just going to track the news
every single day. I'm just gonna track

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it and add and just document the
most important thing in the world every single

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day. And for the end of
the year montage, we'll have one hundred

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segments one hundred what segments was go
in order look back at the year one

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by one each story. I don't
know, you're going to do it on

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the back of that piece of printer
paper. Yeah, that you just flipped

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over and grabbed your pen and then
set your pin back. Now you're not

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even writing anything down. No.
Three hundred and seventy nine Alive after the

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Coast Guard crashed into the Japanese jumbo
jet. If you see the video,

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I mean, I don't know.
I'm not saying people like seeing some things

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like that, but it's a look, I'm still a boy. You know,

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he got a hold of that one, you know, give it a

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rip. You know, I like
that stuff. When you see the plane

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and the explosion, I'm still a
boy, you know. Does any of

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that make sense to you a little
bit? Yeah? Yeah, for sure,

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I like those things. It's the
train wreck mentality. You can't look

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away. Let the big dog eat, you know, I like that stuff.

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You know, I think you're confusing
your phrase. These are all like

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guys stuff, you know. Let
the big dog eat. Yeah, that

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one. Yeah he got a hold
of that one. Okay, let her

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rip tater chip. These are all, you know, things like that.

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So you see the explosion, that's
the point. Did you see the photos

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of the earthquake aftermath? Yeah,
it's insane. That's one natural disaster that

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I'm like. Tornadoes suck, and
that's probably that's our number one every day

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Think so too, because with our
warning systems that we have in place,

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you should be able to get out
of the way of one, you know

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what I mean, like you,
you should be able to at least put

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yourself in a really favorable position to
survive if you know that tornadic activity is

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at least a possibility where you live. Yes, the earthquakes, it sneaks

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up on you like an assassin in
the night. Well, you know,

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and the land earthquakes a little different
if you're the coastal earthquakes is what terrifies

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me. Well, of course,
like you said, you've bark water right,

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and crazy waves, anything water related. I'm out on is there anything

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more terrifying than the tsunami? If
you if you live on a coast where

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you're just having a nice fun day
at the beach and you look off in

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the distance and you're not sure and
it's too late by the time you realize

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what it is. Did you see
the big waves in California, dude,

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in Ventura? Yeah, that could
have been the most important thing that it

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happened. You know, it was
a week ago exactly, but good greed.

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Yeah, I mean I've walked those
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There was an article six or seven
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say that it was the Observer,
but I'm not sure that was just a

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rogue wave that wasn't a tsunami.
But still, but there was a case

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of big waves and I saw,
like people in the comments are like,

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hey, this happens a lot.
This is just now getting documented this year

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for whatever reason. But this happens
every couple of years we have a case

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of you know, big waves going. You know, Ventura is laid out

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there too, which just you know, right there, man, walk right

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to the sand. But I remember
there's a big store in the Dallas Observer

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five six, seven years ago about
Lake Lewisville. If it were to flood,

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a catastrophic flooding here, it would
be hell for downtown Dallas because Lake

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Lewisville holds enough water and it can
get that far. I don't know,

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man, it seems very you know, theoretical, But they had you know,

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environmentalist on and they were kind of
explaining how it could happen. It

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was a good article. I remember
reading that too. That was when I

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think that was gosh, maybe about
ten years ago, when the Trinity was

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just absolutely yeah breach. Yeah.
Their levees were damn near breech at the

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pinnacle of how high that water could
get. I drove my damn car over

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there and walked across that pedestrian bridge
that's right there west of downtown. Then

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took a bunch of videos and just
to have it because I've never seen that

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river that full. And I remember
reading that same article talking about how we

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get I guess a lot of our
water supply is from Lewisville, or that

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the Trinity River somehow connects with that
lake, and if it overflowed that it

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would literally flood a great portion of
the downtown area. Flooding's terrifying. Yeah,

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flooding just terrifyed. I mean,
good, imagine a tsunami, though

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now you can't outrun it. The
power of water is it's beyond our comprehension.

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Where we live, you know,
we don't see anything like that.

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Yeah, it's taught at early age
to respect the water and respect the fire

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and the wind too. And the
wind you should respect the wind a little

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more than we do. We probably
don't. But that's the thing about tornadoes.

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Back to that point. We eat
tornado over time. And I'm sure

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nine out of ten meteorologists would disagree. But I think given the power and

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nature of our radar systems, they
tell us how fast the storm's moving,

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they show us the path the storm
is on. I'm not telling you to

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get on a freeway, but if
you do happen to live in a residential

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area, I'll take my chances in
my car with a storm that's going forty

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five miles per hour on driving out
of the way at fifty sixty seventy eighty

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miles per hour out of the way
back roading. Now, look, I'm

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not telling you. If you don't
know your way around or you don't follow

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maps, real well, don't do
this. Hunker down. But it's real

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hard for me to go. A
tornado's coming at me, and I'm just

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gonna sit here now. I don't
have a storm celler I did back when

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I lived in the country. We
had a storm seller. We'd go underground,

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say you know here, No,
it's getting a tub. I'll tell

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you what I'm doing if you're telling
me, and I'm telling you. I'm

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a weather tracker, though, so
I'm gonna be on this. I'm not

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saying spur of the moment, grab
your key, he's getting the car.

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No, you know what's coming.
It's like fifteen twenty minutes ahead of time.

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I'm like, this storm is on
a deadened path towards my home.

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on the maps, if you're really
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tell if it's an exit north of
you, an exit south of you.

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You can really hone in and focus
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I can side road, back road, my way out of harm's way.

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Yeah, just and feel good about
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route would be anywhere that takes you
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because it seems like that is the
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Huh yeah, Oh my god,
feels like it always always up there.

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McKenny, Denton, Boyd Boyd Weatherford
Weatherford. So shout out to Japan.

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Yeah, we're we're praying for Japan. In fact, today everyone go

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have some good japan ease food for
lunch. Yeah, and maybe have a

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nice pint of supporo yesterday tradition.
Yep, that's so good. Super Birthdays.

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Did you go with the spicy pork? Uh? Just right your spice

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me so yeah, Yeah, that's
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Yep, nailed it too. It's
a comfort food for me. Danny.

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Kate Bosworth is forty one, Kate
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one of the stars in the movie
Tiptoes Okay, also beautiful. I gotta

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say, well, all that Tiptoes
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I did not succumb I did not, and I'm I'm a better man for

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it. I don't think you are. Yeah I am. I didn't have

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to watch that stupid crap. Yeah, you guys did. Is she the

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one that had like a weird relationship
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kind of in that, uh,
Kate Bosworth lane and has like Dallas Cowboys

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connections or something like that. And
it's a bad question to ask on the

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plot what else has she done?
Like I kind of don't really reckon name

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Blue crushah in like two thousand and
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twenty fourteen. Okay, Jerry Dallas
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Bosworth, a thirty one year old
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with the co star of the movie
Tiptoes. She's forty one Kevin Yes,

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also forty one Anthony Kerrigan. That
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Barry on HBO Baddy. Does he
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she he shaved his entire body for
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is it called that's the Charlie villain
Awava has alopecia? Yeah, is it

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alopecia? I think so, but
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percent, but I do think it's
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can affect you just your scalp,
orangeleish, entire body. It can be

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temporary or permanent result of heredity,
hormonal changes. Medical conditions are a normal

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part of aging. Anyone can lose
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think what he has is called alopecia. D it says he does. Is

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that what they're saying is okay?
Noh hank On Barry had Dax Shepherd's forty

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nine, married to Kristen Bell.
Is it Dak or Dax Dax? Yeah,

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Dak's Shepherd he at real famous in
the podcast. Podcasts are fine,

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but they're so long and they're so
edited, like two hours and forty five

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minutes with one person. Did you
can tell whoever? I feel bad who

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edits his podcast because they they kept
the they like cut out of the dead

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space to make it under three hours. Yeah, but you know, all

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people come to your house and do
interviews and make money off of it and

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I guess we're power to you.
I wonder what he pays sidekick, because

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I know that podcast makes a by
give her again guest house. But I

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bet she's making a million a year. She's gotta be easy. Doug Rob

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of Huba Steak is forty nine,
Danny, do you know what huba stank

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means? Is it weed? Nope? What is it? Well? They

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claim its slang for someone who owns
a bunch of sneakers. I would like

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to tell the challenge flag. I
think hoobastank is a funny term that they

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all had when they're sitting in their
recording space and someone farts and they go,

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whobus stank, Like who's butt stank? Stanks? Hooba stank? Hoopa

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stank? They're asking was it Kurt? Why wouldn't they just look? They

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don't care. They're a rock and
roll band. If that's what it was.

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I think they would admit to it. Do you know their big song?

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I'd know it if I heard it. You're not a perfect person,

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I know us. The reason is
the song? Oh yeah, dude,

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that was like on my uh executive
pleasure list. Yeah. Yeah. I

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don't know the names of the bands, but that song Smashes. Yeah,

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yeah, I hated that song when
it came out. When you played that,

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I was like, yeah, you're
right, roy Reason, Oh it's

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so good. If I could write
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and you have, I will Royce
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Man that got Chad Curtis is buttoning
up roar over the thong song, right,

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Chad Curtis is like, we're not
playing the thong song in my dugout,

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okay, And then Royce Klayton,
I think punch Team or something.

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Meanwhile, Chad Curtis, who fashioned
himself a good hearty Christian man, man

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of the Lord, believe it,
to do some jail time for roping an

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underage girl as he was a I
hate Chad Curtis. I remember he was

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handing out baseball cards. If you're
like seven or eight years old, you

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go down look for autographs, first
baseline bother rangers dug out, and he's

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handed out Chad Curtis autograph cards and
pre made and he's got scripture on the

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back, and and then you find
out later that he's a he's a freaking

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Peto Cuba Gooding Junior is fifty six. OJ. He was great. He

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does a radio. He was great
in the people versus O. J.

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Simpson. What else was he?
In? A ton of stuff? He

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did, show me the money?
He did American Horror Story for a minute.

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Yeah, ice dogs, no dogs, no dogs. Yeah, his

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son is blowing up. Really,
Mason Gooding very correct in the screen franchise

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Tia Carretra fifty seven, Wayne's the
World, Wayne's World's Yeah. She was

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a hot commodity back in the day. Edgar Martinez sixty one, okay,

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baseball, Calvin Hills seventy seven,
and Danny Kevin. Roger Miller would have

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been eighty eight. What's his number
one hit? Roger Miller? The dead

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Man? Are we talking about the
King of the Road? Guy, King

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of the Road? Whoa? He
would have only been eighty eight? Yeah?

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Are you sure about this? According
to my sources, Roger Miller is

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younger than my dad. I thought
you could have told me Roger Miller would

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have been one hundred and twenty and
I would have said, yeah, that

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tracks eighty eight eighty eight trailer for
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Hmmm, I'll be damned, big
wing and Roger Miller was so much more

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than that song. Oh he was. And I know if I worked on

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a different radio station or had my
own podcast, I would do a deep

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dive on Roger Miller and show you
he was so much more than King of

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the Road. We're not allowed to
do that here, Danny. No,

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you know why, because nobody cares. No, that's why anything. Yes,

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you're right, they want current relevant
news stories are relevant news sports stories,

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Kevin. I'll give you a current
relevant news story right now, Danny,

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buckle up for this tease, ready
buckled big news in Roanoke. We'll

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give you the breaking details, plus
why the Cowboys were handed their season on

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a silver platter on Saturday Night and
why it might have saved this guy's job.

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Next, on ninety seven, won
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