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You're listening to the Downbeat on ninety
seven to one the freak Big thanks to

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to get us down to Houston. We

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are live Houston. iHeart nice people
are here at Houston. iHeart. A

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lot of people in the office,
a lot of buzzing around. Yeah,

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I'm Kevin Turner with Mike Siroy and
Danny Bay. Let's we get JJ Jackson

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back at the station. Thank you
JJ for handling a lot of stuff with

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Don't at you today, including some
talkbacks that I emailed to you because a

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lot of voice messages from the iHeartRadio
app. We'll get to that in just

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a second. I think first Danny
was telling me in the hallway that he

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really wants to pay respect. Yeah, we need to jack the boat a

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little bit, don't you think.
I don't know if that's a saying,

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but well, first year as Rangers
manager. Yeah, it's his four three

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four fifth World Series appearance. Jeez, his third team to lead to a

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World Series. I believe he took
San Diego eight Kevin Brown, San Diego

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Padres who got smashed arguably the greatest
Yankee team of all time. And then

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you know what he did in San
Francisco. We were victims of that in

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twenty ten. Won three World Series
with him in every weird and odd numbered

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years I believe, right, or
was it even numbered years? How did

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that go down? It was ten, twelve, ten, twelve to fourteen.

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Yeah, and his first year here
takes the Rangers to a World Series

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in one of the most unlikely years. Maybe not the most unlikely year,

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but a team that you know,
lost one hundred games two seasons ago,

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they lose their Ace within the first
month of the season. They you know,

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make some moves and get another replacement
Ace, and he goes down and

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they end up making the playoffs by
the skin of their teeth. And I'll

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be damned at this bastard doesn't roll, this weirdo group of dudes with just

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like Mikey likes to say, a
steady hand, Yeah, just a steady

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hand. We as fans are freaking
out over every little thing. We're freaking

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out because Chapman's a wild ass.
We're freaking out because our bullpen sucks.

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We're freaking out because Simeon can't get
on base in the playoffs. We're losing

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our minds over every little thing,
and Boachi's just in there looking at the

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lineups, going, you know what, I think I'm going to be about

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Evan Carter third today and we'll see
how that works out. Let me bring

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in this guy, let me bring
in Montgomery here after three. And it's

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like he is such a damn baseball
scientist that everything he does works most of

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the time. So one thing he
said is very interesting. He said a

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couple weeks ago, he said,
just because I look calm, it doesn't

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mean the stomach's not churning. Sure
and that, but he said, for

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me, a lot of the work
is done before the game. And because

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that work is done, I know
what decisions to make, and there's not

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a lot of leaning on the gut. It's a lot of I've prepared for

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this. I'm a big believer in
that, Like just the preparedness leads to

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some type of good luck. Even
sometimes you know, I wonder how much

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luck. It's a lot, dude, because you know what is luck,

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and it's what you prepare for.
They create your own luck and all this

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stuff. And I do agree with
all that, but this is baseball.

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It's interesting numbers, it's interesting.
Interesting things are not sustainable, but this

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appears to be. I mean,
he can't have the rabbit in the hat

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and always know when and where to
pull it out, but it seems like

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he does. But the reason,
I'm like, Okay, there's a component

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of luck. It's built on the
hard work you put in all this stuff.

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But I saw this number. I
don't know if you've heard this.

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Do you know what Bruce Bochi's from
his playing career? He played nine seasons

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as a backup catcher. Do you
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No? And wouldn't eve and know
where to begin? One thousand? Was

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he one for one? One for
one in nineteen eighty four, Like if

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you just want somebody with a golden
horseshoe in the right spot, one for

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one? He batted a thousand in
the World Series. Incredible, just incredible.

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I mean, I don't whatever it
works. Yeah, now's not the

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time to say, oh, I
don't you know? And there has to

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regulate because it's baseball. I mean, the dude Bochie is just when he's

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an older manager. But I don't
really think of him as an old school

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manager. I think that he does
factor in all of the resources and data

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and information that he has at his
access right now, has access to right

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now. But there is something to
be said about the older manager because in

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a world where, especially in the
NFL, where unless your coach is I

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don't know, thirty one years old, you're considered, you know, a

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team like the Cowboys with some dumb
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and he needed innovative wild ass offenses. I think in baseball it's different because

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there's I think there's so much psychology
involved and patients needed in this game to

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where and you you you'll notice this
one day, Kevin. Maybe you're starting

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to notice it now. But the
older you get, the less emotion plays

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into your decision. Yeah, for
sure, that you're able to kind of

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manage that stuff, to be able
to identify what they are and not react

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to emotion. And I think that's
one of the great things about Bochie.

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He says that, Yeah, it's
there's a turmoil inside, but I'm prepared.

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And I think when you have that
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working together and not against each other, you kind of you gave pretty pretty

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good results. Most of the time. He was sort of ran out of

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San Francisco. I mean they brought
Gabe Kapler in full analytics driven totally,

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which I think analytics is fine.
Like I'm all like Aron will tell you

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that it doesn't matter, and I'm
like, Alex, the analytics really did

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support you quite a bit. Alex
made a quarter of a billion dollars off

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the Texas Rangers thirty years ago.
I know, incredible thing for what a

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ruse. I don't care about anything. Let's go no intro in the hot

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munt brought to you by Advanced Air
Restoration. Because we got a bunch of

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messages from you all throughout the show
today, JJ, I put him in

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order for you could just start at
number one if you would. You guys

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are killing it this morning, laughing
the whole way to work. I just

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want to let you know, is
there any way we could make Kevin's build

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a Bear Bombo a regular guest.
Okay, if you missed that one from

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four hours ago. We were driving
down here. There's a long drive,

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and there was traffic, and Kevin
was stressed out, and I kept either

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stopping or threatening to stop in places, and I told him I wanted to

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stop at the build of Bear and
have us build something really special for the

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game tonight. Yeah, the game
that we walked into the stadium while the

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national anthem was playing, so we
did not have a minute to spare,

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and he did. He did no, like for one second, No,

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we can't go to building joking and
I'm laughing at you. Meanwhile, I'm

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looking around. Is there I'll get
Malcolm make it talk. That's Charlie and

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Bob are waiting for us at Ihart
Houston. Yeah, I'm like, put

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bomb be the bear. I's going
to talk Nick number two be our new

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friend. So last night was a
obviously a long one, staying up watching

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as much footage as I could postgame, and then along got got here real

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quick. This morning, I rolled
over, turned it off, got a

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big smile on my face and just
said, kellyo, I think I did

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the same thing. First things first, JJ, are you in danger?

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Because that call is coming from inside
the house? Yes? What is that

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something we worked with? Yeah?
That was How is that the clearest talk

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back of all this microphone? That
guy, great voice. The guy just

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described how I wake up every morning. Let's go to number three. Hi,

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guys, this is Dave down in
Austin, and I, uh,

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I'm calling just because I've had this
erection for more than four hours and I

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don't know what to do at this
point. It really started after the end

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of the game last night. But
so if you have any advice, I

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would appreciate it. But yeah,
this thing's just not going away. A

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lot of morning after sleepy voices.
Huh. I ripped it up last night.

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Yes, you you earned it.
You earned it, Ranger fan,

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good solid boner. Yeah, why
not? Just don't sleep on your tummy.

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You'll be fine. Make a tent. I have to apologize to the

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people at the front desk of iHeart
Houston who heard me just say boner in

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a conference room head whip, Uh
talkback four please JJ Mike Danny. He

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asked about missed opportunities. Why didn't
either of you take a picture of Cavo

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with the Megan Fox mom. We
all would have liked to have seen that.

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Glad you had a good time anyway. Bye. That's Wilford Brimley Quaker

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Oats Factory. AYI old guy,
sir. You would have had to have

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been there. Uh. Mikey and
I did not jump into action because we

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were quite paralyzed by what we were
witnessing. And our arms just didn't work

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to reach for our phones right by
the beauty that was one inch away from

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Kevio's face. Was it barshaware transfixed? Bob was I was doing the Mario

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bit for a kid. It was
part of that. She was just wearing

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an Astros jersey tucked into jeans like. It wasn't anything nancy about it.

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It was just kind of casual wears, a beautiful face and giant bright eyes

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that she was staring at you about
a foot away, as you had just

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made her little baby happy and she
wanted to feel that happiness from your warm,

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warm, soothing happiness. If Kevin
was single, how long would have

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had to stay in that park before
Mario would walk drug out, locked out

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with something shockingly hot people in Houston. I'll just leave it at that.

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I was very surprised. And is
it any coincidence that the further south you

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get from Dallas, the more Latina
head towards the Gulf of Mexico. There

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Daniel Hispanics. These two guys had
some Latina talk. I'm trying to tell

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it was not that he was perks
and danger. He was warning me of

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the travails ahead. They're good and
bad if you decide to jump in that

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pool. Uh, let's just to
sip from that horse hot a machine,

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JJ blow through them. Now let's
go five here morning down, be great

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show today. So what are the
plants for the World Series? Bus trip

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to Philly, train trip to Arizona. I'm waiting to hear what you're gonna

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do. We're not bussing to Philly, which won't do that a bus trained

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Arizona if the train goes straight to
Arizona, I trained agent. I don't

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know, man. I think old
management's probably pretty happy with this, especially

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the pennies on the dollar, or
they don't know about it outside of Zach

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like you said, yeah, they
might not know that they might kick back

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Zachson voices five dollars. It's like, why dudes to go all the way

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to the Game seven and they brought
home a victory. Yes, this doesn't

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happen without us. Wrong, we
do not fully understand the butter fly effect.

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So, yes, we were here
and the Rangers won. So to

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say that they would have won without
us here is impossible to determine surmise your

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own conclusion. I will say I
was feeling only because I'm cold. When

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I go to live events and want
results, I don't tend to fare that

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well. And somebody did say yesterday, like just got his ass beat by

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the Bills when he went to cheer
on the Dolphins, And I do have

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and I went to game whatever four
there was no fun whatsoever. So I

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felt a little personal pressure. It
takes a special kind of narcissist to think

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you any saying the outcome of that
game. It's just the truth, the

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simple, special kind of high level
of narcissism. I was happy for us.

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Yeah, we got that good time, we got we got the dope

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because I mean, you know,
they had been joking, but texters and

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tweeters like they ruined the break up
here you suck number six JJ. All

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I want to know is which one
of you parted and the expedition that prosper

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port. So graciously let you borrow
have a good day. Not claim any

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responsibility. Yesterday, Kat recorded Danny
although we are going to stop by Cat's

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Deli on the way home, so
anything north of the Woodlands, I am

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not responsible for the giant corn beef
that we're about to eat may change that.

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At no point did anyone roll the
window down on the whole. Respect

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the hell out of that. Absolutely. Can you imagine it's gonna smell like

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three goats went to the alcs?
Do we do to return it like we're

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going to clean all our stuff out? Do I need to have it wrong?

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No? Man, that's going to
be good. Okay, good,

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It's it's gonna going to be good, says jaj seven. She'd make a

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great attorney. The game was great
and all, but I'll bet the bigger

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scene was the iHeartRadio Houston people seeing
Dallas observers own Mike Siroy walk into the

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building. I can only imagine the
fanfare. Love you guys. There's been

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a lot of buzz out here today. There really has been. There's they

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have a lot of people that go
to big to that go to work.

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Yeah, yeah, shockingly large amount
of people that go to work here on

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a Tuesday at that. I mean, it's busy, nice, it's a

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vibrant I'm not like complaining. People
are smiling. It is odd. They

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look like they actually like working in
radio. And they they ran out of

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rose pedals to throw. Yeah when
I walked up there earlier and then they

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just reused the same rose pedals.
The second time I walked through. So

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it's fine. Eight, it's the
last one and then we'll make idiot.

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I know my son Daniel, he's
idiot, wins the Monday Night Raw instead

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of watching the baseball game. But
he calls me up and says, if

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they are shouting astro suck, astro
suck crazy, he's crazy. Yeah,

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we did hear that the Monday Night
Raw was invaded by Ranger Many, which

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is awesome. I like my son
Daniel, idiot goes wrestlingea watching baseball.

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What I do? This so good? Uh? Be okay. I can't

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believe it's over. I can't believe
we're done. Just like that, dude,

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it's not over. It's only just
begun. No, no, no,

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this is a little little sore to
h town man. All right,

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day trip. Yeah, we can
keep going, keep heading the south destination

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Brownsville. I don't want to listen
to bun bee and drink some scissor.

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I didn't do it on my helme. I didn't even see Paul Wall I

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didn't see Ted Cruz. I didn't
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I was looking for Ted cru Ted
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today or last night? Yeah,
very since here? Yeah is Ryan.

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Ted still Ward though, gets to
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had sex with his wife years ago. Oh God, Devin, I'm losing

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my Trump now because of Kevio.
Too much of that Trump. Kevo had

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the line of the night for me
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goes, look at my Africa.
You don't got to go to the restroom,

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And I go, do you need
to make diary? He goes too

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much a chicken parm fake belly.
Let's go to the host of tonight's Let's

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Freaking Chill movie series, The Been
and Skin Show, who were showing hot

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Rod tonight at the Alma Draft House
and didn't Hello, friends, Let's give

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them a second. We're gonna give
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Let's get one more note from Danny. I just want to say,

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guys that this trip has been more
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It's been an experience that can only
be shared. Do we have beit it

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Skin to get their headbones on?
We'll do our thanks right now, though,

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because for real prosper Forward stole the
show. Yes, the green light

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from our management, friends, was
quick, swift, swift and thorough.

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They went. They went into action
action mode. Mikey, thank you to

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our p D Zach and all the
management that said, you know what do

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it? And this has been this
has been incredible, one of the best

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sports trips I've ever been on.
I was, you know, mostly a

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result last night. But you guys
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Try and stay in a creepy hotel
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safe. And that was This has
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some sincerity. What be skin there? Yeah, hey, guys can vouch

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for me it being a good traveling
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Yeah, he just sleeps the whole
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So did he travel with too,
They're fun. Did he ride in the

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front seat or the back seat?
Back? Back right? Okay, so

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let's see you guy. He was
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know, lead better. Well,
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Make it far down the road now
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Yeah, he tilted his cap down, but only like two like a

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twenty twenty five minute session and then
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minutes, like laying back with the
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he woke up. He said a
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then he sort of did the lurch
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I noticed, and then that was
it. I bet those jokes are better

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than you give them credit for.
I really doubt it. What uh the

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garbage? So who knew who was
wearing what? Because when I pulled up,

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so I was off yesterday and I
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madness. I saw some of it
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down in the first inning and there
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a cow suit like he worked at
Chick fil A. I was like Cow

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his character, and Sir Roy was
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was Texas native and Ranger fan.
R FFL. Mick ultra man. Now

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that he's won awards, he does
the guests to commit to anything. I

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don't didn't need to do costumes,
you know, I don't need cheap laughs,

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high end. He couldn't secure the
Garland Richardson fireproof speed suit. I

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was gonna do it although had I
done the speed suit, I would have

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torn it off in the fourth inning
like Danny did to his cow out I've

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been sitting there in a tank top
in my box for that's what you don't

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want made disclosure disclosure. You asked
me why I didn't want to walk around

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the concourse with you because I was
essentially wearing pajamas. Is that underneath the

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cow outfit? I didn't want to
walk around Minute May Park wearing pajamas and

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sambast with blue socks. I look
like a freaking moron. You did not,

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Yes, I did. No,
I don't think you left your seat.

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I didn't leave our seat until we
went down to celebrate the big victory.

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I sat there the whole time because
that was embarrassed. You did great.

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I did fine. Kevio stole the
show, absolutely nuts. It's a

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hero. We had a We had
a blast. Thank you, Ben,

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also for green lighting the fine work
of our friends up the toll way.

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Prosper forward unreal. And thank you
for Rat who may have been true to

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let bar her vehicle had we needed
it. But the vehicle seems perfect.

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And thanks iHeart here. They were
awesome. This place has been great to

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broadcast from hopefully it sounded good and
just a magical damn night and a magical

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trip and go Blanking Rangers, Color
of the World, Unreal series. It's

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on the show today, guys man, this is just the postgame show for

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the best radio show in America.
We're just going to recap everything you guys

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did and all your glory. So
proud of you guys. Have safe travels

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back to the Metroplex. And please
don't ruin that forward half way. Trust

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we're paranoid about it. Don't ruin
it. Ruin that hey, seriously,

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tune in at eleven thirty. We're
going to replace some audio of Kevin when

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he just sounded tired. Okay,
good, that'll be a fun segment,

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all right for everyone. Thank you
to JJ back at home keeping us going.

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Thank you to Charlie and Bob here
at the iHeart Houston Heroes. Houston

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iHeart was awesome and very accommodating.
Thank you to all of you guys.

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Thank you all the fans who all
went out to the game said hey to

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us last night. Thank you to
Zach for greenlighting this trip. Thank you

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to Bouchee for managing a win.
Danny you're pointing at me. I'm just

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pointing, okay. Thank you to
Mike and Danny. Thank you, great

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approach, Danny, great command of
the roads. Mike, well done.

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I'm Kevin. We'll be back tomorrow
morning, six am. And let's all

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say it together. It's to me, Kelly. I quit