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All right, good morning you ever
want. It's Wednesday, April third,

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a idiots a go time? What
was it? Down beat? And we

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have picked fun today including last night. Night of Sports is not that great?

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I have something at seven thirty.
It's my new weapon of self defense

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when defending my property. What a
fart with audience? Uh? Not a

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fart? Fart wouldn't work. We've
being a NASCAR man again today. Let's

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ask the exact same questions verbati A
lot about that. I think it's what

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Skin said when I walked out after
the they came in. We didn't make

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of course, but Skin said,
y'all should ask Chase Elliott the same questions

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you asked Christopher Bell in order,
including the days of thunder question. Please

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don't I know you're probably gonna there's
less of a question and more of a

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journey. Yeah, a verbal journey, a circuitous trip. We're like an

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ASCAR track, just to circle that
never ends. If you missed it,

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we'll play for you in the existence
of Kevin Turner, Will you played again?

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Oh yeah, I pulled it because
it's I mean, I didn't do

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anything wrong, right and around?
He goes, Well, Kevin will say

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no one knows in search the quest
for the Kevin Cup. Yeah, I

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thought your heroes battling for the Cavio
Cup. I thought it was a fine

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line of questioning, and he made
it worse on himself. Play freedom minute.

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Okay. Chase Elliott at a ten
is a bigger name than Christopher Bell,

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right, uh, yeah, although
I don't know. I think Bell's

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had more success the last couple of
years at least, but Chase Elliott is

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a champ. No one was more
excited that we had Christopher Bell on yesterday

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than Kavanaugh. Yeah, where he
popped out of nowhere? Yeah, Well,

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Kavanaugh's gambling gambling with his NASCAR friends. They gamble in every NASCAR race.

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Okay, I love that. So
they have action every week. So

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I know he loved that, And
I asked, I told him we had

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Chase Elliott. He goes, no, it doesn't matter. Christopher Bell is

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the hot one. Yeah, so
he thinks he's you know, hot name,

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what's Kavanaughs? They might have meant
just how looks? Yeah, might

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have been at a hotter man,
Yeah, which outs at Christopher Bell.

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I thought he's fine looking guy,
wouldn't I wouldn't call him hot. He's

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got a boy. He looks kind
of like a yeah boy. Yeah,

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he's got a boyish charmed a lot. There's so much, so many boys

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in Nascar. I was just saying, why is it racing such a young

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man's game? You know, because
it hurts, dude? Yeah, maybe

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we like ram into a wall or
even just the shaking that's not good on

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Mark Martin's bones. And that's why
he had to take Viagara at an early

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age. He looked old even when
he was in his forties. Like is

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I think, is Denny Hamlin the
old man of the circuit who is just

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coming off a win. By the
way, he was forty three and n

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F one. You have like Fernando
Alonso who's still top of his game and

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he's early forties. But generally speaking, man, and it's hard of like

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tennis, you can pop in there
at seventy Like for Stappin, did you

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start in your teens? Like how
is someone who's sixteen seventeen years old the

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best driver of their discipline in the
world. That is wild because you think

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of auto racing as being I don't
know, maybe more of a cerebral sport

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than a physical one, right,
and experience matters. I mean these tracks

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you've seen year after year, especially
Eno f one, where it's all sort

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of you know, road style circuits, not just ovals super speedways. But

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and I've read about this and I
think it is because you are fearless.

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Oh yeah, no, fear at
all. Yeah, but there's nothing worse

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than being fearless and stupid. Well
in life, yes, but if you

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need to hire someone to drive your
race car, that's a better recipe.

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And when you're twenty two years old
or seventeen or twenty six, you're gonna

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live forever, and you're very fearless, and you take theore risks and chances

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that a wiser person wouldn't take,
and when they're happening almost subconsciously or instantly,

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like they have to have in racing. It's just that's Chase Elliott live

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audio from his car last week in
Richmond. That does make sense, because

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I would be the worst auto racer. I'd be like looking for my turn

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signal, complaining about the lack of
infotainment system. This guy won't get off

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my ass. I'm gonna break check
him. No, and you got you

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might have a gun. Danny's a
true text and he would give him a

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polite wave every time he passed someone. I mean every time I was being

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passed you, yeah, both ways, going on, thank you. Oh,

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there's something about the subtle acknowledgement around
me. Yeah. I kind of

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liked the little we're all on the
road together and you see someone and you

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give them's a little eye contact.
So I always like that. I don't

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know why, but it makes you
feel good a little bit. Did it

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make me feel worse? You know? You know, at the least it's

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a neutral when you make that and
you go, look at we're communicating the

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four way stop sign. You definitely
stopped first, but you're gonna let this

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person go hand signal, get them
on over. You feel good. I

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have one in my neighborhood that is
a daily ordeal. I don't know what

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it is about East Dallas, but
there are certain people that the intersection has

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to be completely void of any other
cars before they'll pull through a four way

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stop sign. Yeah, I've dealt
with that yet. It was four cars.

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It was the first person there.
I was the last person there.

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And I'm sitting there and it's me
and this person at a duel and I'm

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waving, going you've been here forever. And then they inch out and then

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they stop yeah, and then you
are like, f it, I'm going,

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and then you kind of inch out
to make sure they're not, and

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then they start and everything battle of
who's gonna go last when it's so clear

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I was the last one here but
probably the only one with a pair yeah,

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because I'm full of tea and I'm
seventeen years old. And then you

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fine go and then I'm the jerk, and then everyone else goes simultaneously,

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and then you finally just fine,
I'll go. I'm like, fine,

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you know what, I'll go.
But at that point I get it why

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people get road rage. I do. It's oh my god, I end

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up going sixty through the intersection and
make my point. Yeah, really relate,

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but I love subtle kar moves that
you do just to like really indicate

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to the other person that I'm not
happy about this. It's passive aggressive.

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I'm not being aggressive really, I'm
not trying to hurt you or anything,

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but it's just like you're an idiot, Cotton the mood. How much of

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that road rage or really aggressive driving
is about how much time you have to

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get to where you're going, or
if you're getting held up by someone.

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I think that's very frustrating if you've
got somewhere you need to be. But

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usually if you have a cushion of
time, it might not bother you as

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much that the car in front of
you is not going as fast as they

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could be going. Or I don't
know, not a big road rage guy,

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but we've all been caught in that
moment of acting out. My move

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is to go to the laugh.
If they come at you with something,

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you respond with a big laugh,
like you idiot, give them the Doyle

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laugh. Yeah. I find that
the thing that triggers me when driving is

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less about running out of time or
feeling like you're late, because I do

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feel like there's very few things in
this world regarding time that warrant getting worked

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up over unless it's an emergency situation, and how often are we in those.

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It's usually based on the lack of
awareness of other people, Yeah,

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or consideration. Consideration, Yeah,
you know what might be underutilized as our

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hazard lights, like if someone was
a D because I think we all generally

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respect the hazard lights. Yeah,
and if you're just kind of a selfish

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D, you can just pop your
hazard lights on, and most people be

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like, oh, okay, because
got something going on somewhere. Someone's priggers.

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Yeah, you know, there's some
of other hazards. I'll be like,

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oh cool, all right, something's
going on here. It's about to

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run out of gas because I was
just thinking we might need like a half

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hazard light something like that of like, look, it's not an emergency,

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but I really gotta go. I
really have to go. But I guess

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that's sort of what hazard lights are. We all have them, but no

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one ever, you don't just do
you ever other than being pull over and

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this one's last thing to turn your
hazard lights on? It been a while,

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Yeah, I tell you, I
don't. I guess, No,

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I don't know. You're only supposed
to use them when you're pulled over to

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the side. You're not supposed to
use them while you're driving when you got

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to pull over and go number two, yeah or three three on the highway.

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Why not happens as happens Kevio.
I mean you might be driving a

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stick and you can't pull that maneuver
off. I'd like to say this is

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still an active policy that I have, but I violated a couple times in

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the last couple years where I will
anytime I see someone who's in a situation

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where they're pushing their car, I
want I pull over to help. Because

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I don't know anything about cars.
I cannot help you with your car.

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I don't I wouldn't know where to
begin. But I am a slab of

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beef and I can help you push. And I'm pretty I'm good enough at

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pushing things. So I'm like,
you know what, there's some poor bastard

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whose life has led them to pushing
their car on the side of a road.

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I can help with this. Yeah, so I would obviously pull behind

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him and put my hazards on anytime
that situation happens. But generally I don't

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never you never turn them on.
But that is a weapon. Yeah,

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if you home today and put your
hazard lights on, people are gonna kind

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of get out of your way a
little bit. Some most people respect it.

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Let's test it on the way home
today, they'll see it. But

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I'm interested in, Danny, is
it illegal? Like what is the moving

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legal? Moving purpose of putting your
hazard lights on? And it might be

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pregnant rushing to hospital like a mini
You got a little mini personal ambulance that's

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sort of what it is. You
know. Did you say many person ambulance,

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many personal ambulance. Oh well,
you said, I turn our industries

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idea interesting only eight thousand dollars.
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It's a good thing to watch at six

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am. I don't know. We'll
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That's the most important thing in the
world. That's why I wanted to

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get some pandas up here before we
get into the dark topic. Yeah,

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we're gonna find out once and for
all what's going on with Taiwan. Yeah,

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and he did ask us that right
before we started. Do you think

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you guys get Taiwan. I don't
understand Taiwan don't either. Is it part

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of Japan? Is it its own
country? Is it from China? What

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is it? What is Taiwan?
It was one of those wait for it

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moments where you go, that's a
real dumb question, and then after about

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five seconds you go, God,
that's a great question. Great question because

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think about it. When we were
kids, everything was made there, and

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it doesn't appear to be a particularly
large country. No, it's a small

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island. It's kind of China.
But it's see the questions that I'm asking

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a great question. What is Taiwan? Let's learn together. But there's a

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bunch of people driving around right now
with their hazard lights on thinking the same

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thing. It's like, damn,
these guys are going to uncover the real

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secrets and mystery of Taiwan. Six
point thirty. Danny, I've got a

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question for you. But first here's
the We're going to close the door on

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Chase Elliott until eight ten, and
we have him on This is Yesterday with

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Christopher Bell Live on the Downbeat,
and this happened. Hey, have you

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ever seen the movie Days of Thunder. I don't know that I've ever watched

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it fully through, but I've definitely
seen parts of it heard of it.

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So if you could name, I'm
gonna put you on the spot here one

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celebrity spotter. Okay, so you're
trusting them, they're watching everyone around you.

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Big name celebrity. Who would it
be a celebrity to spot for me.

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Oh man, I have no earthly
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a singer, right, I don't
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someone with a very calming voice.
Yeah, I don't know. I'm thinking

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more like a country music artist maybe, like I don't know, Toby Keith,

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he's a fellow. Wow. Yeah
yeah, Okay, watch him stop,

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dude, just stop. We tried
to help mind myself because every noise

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I make, I'm trying to help
Kevin. It's like Kevin's running around.

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I'm just chasing him. I have
a rope, I have shovel, I

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have a long log in casey falls
in quicksand just how it was materials trying

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to bail Kevin out of whatever situation
he's about to get him? How am

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I the guy there? Name one
celebrity? Like, I'm sorry, why

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did it matter? How? I
know he didn't have a lot of time

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to tick in pop culture and answer
the question did you think you were gonna

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like feed his brain, feed it
and get the Robert Duvall thing in there?

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And then he might then say,
you know what, I might take

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Robert Duvall and then bam you hit
him with it, and then what no,

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I hit it. I wasn't looking
to hit him. With Robert Duvall,

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I wasn't a part of it.
The Game of Thrones, dude fixing

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your yard after he had some mother's
milk. I don't know Toby Keith,

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he's a fellow, yeah, I
mean he was so excited to say Toby

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Keith after he's he talked about being
a fake Oklahoma fan because he's like,

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no, I don't really know any
of the luminaries from Oklahoma, just a

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fan. He's like that. He's
a normal guy, right, just like

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us. I don't think Nascar man
knows anything going on call and I ask,

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and you know what, high pressure, high stakes, very dangerous life,

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like good. Yeah, all you
should care about is is hall and

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ass and getting checkers. Kyle Larson
doesn't even know what words you're not supposed

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to say. Yeah, is there
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I'm thinking more like a country music
artist, maybe, like I don't know

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Toby Keith, he's a fellow.
Well yeah, yeah, Harry Underwood,

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maybe there you go. It's great
that in the movie Days It's under Robert

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Novall is the crew chief and he's
outstanding. That movie that that would be

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my crew chief or spot her if
I could choose. You should watch that.

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I know you don't have time these
days as you're busy, uh,

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you know, especially talking with us
for ten minutes. We appreciate, appreciate

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having you. Man, I have
a non racing question about You're right,

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I may have blown it by man. I'm just trying to get out of

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it. Well, I was trying
to jump in and save him, But

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you're right. It was over there. That was that the sharks wrapped my

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legs off like the diabetes will one
day. The last words Kevin speaking is

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his head just goes underneath the pool
of quicksand like it's an episode of Gilligan's

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is better take a Robert Duva?
If I asked him a question what's the

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deal with Taiwan? I wouldn't expect
a non answer or bad answer. Name

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of celebrity who cares that. There's
like only a few names that can really

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do him harm. We can't say
P did a hear R Kelly or Harvey

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Weinstein? You know that might not
be great for him, but he could

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have named anyone and been fine.
I just want you to come clean and

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admit that the nature of that question
was basically to to set yourself up to

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say the words I'm eating oursh cream. I mean, what other reason?

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Okay, So he said he hadn't
seen it, so I assumed that he

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had seen it, and then I
was gonna ask him what his favorite part

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was, uh huh. And then
I was gonna respond with him my favorite

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part huh. But he hadn't seen
it, which led me into a place

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baking. I told you, guys, I had another question ready. I

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changed it. What would you have
done differently? Now that we've that time,

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I think that's a great moment we'll
always remember. I don't like the

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greatest reference point for Christopher Bell.
He wants Toby Keith to be his spotter,

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and he said, it's gotta be
a singer. I no, it

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doesn't have to be a singer.
In fact of why, what could a

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singer do to help you? If
they're spotting the cars around you. It's

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just soothing. Maybe to have a
nice singer in your why. I figured

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Morgan Freeman. I just gave him
someone with the famous voice. I was

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trying to give everyone a laying out. But then maybe he doesn't even know

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who Morgan Freeman no, there's a
chance, right, there's definitely should not

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blip on that at all. And
was he doing a bit like by saying

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Toby Keith And then he kind of
gave it a oh wait because he was

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real excited about saying Toby Keith.
I think you've forgotten pretty recent you know,

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I can understand why you would make
that mistake. That's how he says,

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Toby Keith. Yeah, I don't
know. I'm thinking more of like

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a country music music artist. Maybe, like I don't know, Toby Keith,

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he's a fellow. Well, yeah, yeah, should we laid out

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there and just let him? Yeah? Maybe maybe that's the play. I

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don't know. I just it's an
awkward position to be in, you know,

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between you and him, when you're
trying to have an interview and it

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turns into a rescue mission. It's
a lot of pressure. Yes, of

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your friends, we didn't expect to
be a rescue mission. We had to,

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Yeah, we had to rescue him, Christopher Bell. Then we get

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Standy and I are just hands on
hips smoking a stig at the end of

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the interview, just cashy and sweaty, just looking at the burned out frame

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of the building that we just couldn't
say we did. We could at least

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we got the dog. Yeah,
and then we got scolded by TMS for

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taking the interview too long. Please, guys, you know they've got other

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interviews that they have to do after
Christopher Bells just decided to be on with

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us, Like that's all that.
But when you told us we got schold,

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it was the first time that.
Yesterday night was the first time I

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heard there was a ten minute hard
out on that interview. Same same for

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you. Same. Well, then
you can't get scolded if you didn't know

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it was. We got reminded of
Chase Elliott has a hard out as the

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general reminder ten minutes, so we
only got talked for the best questions.

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Chase Elliott, who had a character
in Cars three, which stars Larry Cable,

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Larry the Cable Guy, who will
join us tomorrow at eight thirty.

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Dude, are we not the most
Texas show? We got NASCAR drivers and

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toe materer Larry the Cable Guy.
I mean you being a part of the

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Florida Alliance doesn't help us, that's
true, but yes, we're the most

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Texas show. I don't have to
admit skin lets, foreigners sleep in his

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house. My loyalties. Yeah,
he had swedes at his house and living

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in his room, like staying in
his master bedroom. And I said,

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ooh ah pears. He said,
I wish I was, like, have

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they never heard of a hotel?
It'd be cool to have swedes living in

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your house for a couple of days. Yeah, hot swedes, yeah,

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he said. He said it was
pretty funny. He said they got home

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one night and the lady was swimming. Really yeah, it was just his

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wife's sister, but but sister that
he met, that she met late in

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life, later in life. Your
dad had a tryst. Yeah, a

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different okay to the Swedish person.
Yes, okay, Danny, yesterday you

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mentioned we have two minutes here.
Yesterday you mentioned you have the you got

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an email from Powerball yesterday I did. Yeah's so we all played, right,

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yes, and we all lost.
I got one number right, Okay.

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I didn't get asked and I just
downloaded the app. What's it called

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again, Task Monster Jack Packet.
He's jack pocket jack Pocket ask Monster and

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uh, I never hadn't played the
lotto in years, but boy, this

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app is I can see, yes, I can see. I don't plan

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on adding I put twenty bucks in
just to have a little fun with it.

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But when that power ball comes up, you're like, you know what,

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you can't win if you don't play. So I did a quick pick,

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let them pick a set of numbers, and then I picked my own.

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So I had two tickets. Now, wake up early yesterday morning.

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First thing I did is opened up
my email and it says you are a

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winner from last night's powerball. I'm
like, whoa, this could be big.

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That's a good sentence generally. Yeah, you told me that they notify

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you if you've won a prize.
Yes, So I open up the app

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and I look at my account and
I'll be damned. So you pick five

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numbers and then you pick a powerball
number, a wild card number, and

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it can be the same as the
others, and I'll be damned. If

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I didn't pick three out of the
five numbers and not the powerball, my

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bank account went up seven bucks,
all right, just seven for I got

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seven dollars wins. Boy, I
felt like they should give you like fifty

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bucks. Are getting three of the
numbers, three of the five and missing

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the power well yeah, I mean
the odds aren't great. Just Oh yeah,

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that's hard numbers and this seems fair, even the yea, even the

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payoffs for a racket in that thing. What do you mean? Well,

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you should percentage wise, it's it's
harder to hit three of five numbers then

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basically doubling your is it three dollars
total or it was four dollars total,

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so they're two dollars tickets and then
they filter you more money and then you

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keep spending it. Yes, dude, like they should have given this should

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be more than that. I'm three, three numbers should be more than seven,

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and they call this a game of
skill. They don't call them again

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of skill, knowing how they get
away with all. The games of chance

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are not legal in this state,
right, unless it's the lottery? Could

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there be more of a game of
chance? Does apply to that rule?

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Lottery is different, right because it
doesn't go to a book. There's a

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reason that these jackpots get up to
a billion dollars regularly because they make a

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ton of fr off of it.
When's our next one? Tonight? Is

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it tonight? I'll do the research
in the break and find out I'll got

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three bucks left to my account,
so I better hit tonight. Ither wasn't

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done. Those pandas are having a
blast on that trampoline. That's a swing

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on that swing. Coming up next, the big news from overnight that you

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