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This is a downbeat. On ninety
seven to one the Freak eight o'clock,

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we'll have the winner of one of
the most popular game shows in America.

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She won the whole thing two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. What's it like

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looking to rob those eyes and win? Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.

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Eight thirty Dingoose Morning News nine o'clock. Sportspot FM joins us live in studio

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for the second time, and at
nine thirty your chance to win Burke Kreischer

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tickets if you can guess what is
Smiley Kaufman's crush crutch phrase? Still can't

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say it? Smiley Kaufman on the
golf broadcast of the day. So this

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is something you just heard him say
a few times. Jesus, are you

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gonnaive him clues or they have to
guess. We'll play the audio and you'll

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know in the forty seconds of audio
if you can pick out what his crutch

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phrase is. Okay, it's amazing. I think they'll be able to.

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It reminds me of a long time
there's a crutch phrase I remember, Mike.

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This is a long time ago when
we worked at a different station.

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And you were the I think the
phrase was do what. I love when

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people say do what, do what? Do what? That means say it

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again, didn't hear you? Yeah, well I figured that out over the

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years. I kind of know what
it means. It is sort of catch

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all, though it works for a
lot of different things. Do what do

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what? I don't say, do
what? What? Do you say when

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you need somebody to repeat something?
I remember I was in the Air Force

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in Tucson, Arizona. I'm not
saying it's the first Textan I ever met,

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but my neighbor was a Texan and
he did use do what do what?

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They will? And I remember thinking, what the hell? Do?

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What the hell's going on? Strange
strange people, strange people. Now you're

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one of us. I don't know
if they think I'm one of them them.

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I try to be. We're Texans
from Sarasota, Florida, and Boston,

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Massachusetts, the real Texans right over
here. Yeah. Were you born

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in Fort Worth, Archer City?
You're born? They have a hospital in

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Archer City. I used to I
was one of the last baby you just

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like birthed over a storm grate some
say, as Larry McMurtry and walk the

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great will catch him or not.
Okay, let's respect my mother a little

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more than that. Has nothing to
do with your mom. We're talking about

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you, talking about your sweet mom. She's a part of the process.

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I would stand, but look,
I'm not. Look, it's about the

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options that are available for birthing.
Yeah, it's and Archer generally, which

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tall halls is where you'd go if
you have any money. We didn't have

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any money at the time, so
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there, some say the last baby
born there. But as hard as nobody,

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says former author Larry McMurtry, who
wrote the great book Lonesome Dove,

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and that was about you want some
doves about me, whole things about me.

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It makes sense. Lonesome and I
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a dove. And we'll buy some
soap that is dove soap. Okay,

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it's just you should have stopped before
he started, you know, my old

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Uh, this is not a good
Monday. We're not off to a good

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spot. I said we're gonna kick
this month, this whole week. The

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we're in position, but lp lot
of sword is just holding it up.

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There, and the clock's taken down. Why get a heat check after the

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quacker's joke? That get a heat
check here and there? He does have

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the joke of the day, feather
in his cap right now? He does.

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He's very good. But the heat
check was a freaking air ball that

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just sailed into the fifth row.
But you do it. How many throwaway

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possessions have we seen? Luca knocks
down the two threes in a row,

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and then he lines up from half
court launches one miss Luca. You know

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Luca, only Luca on this station
works afternoons. Yeah, to ask who

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are you? Who am I?
I like, I'm Maxie, I'm Kareem.

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Oh he's not on the maps,
Kareem. Why I didn't know the

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rules, Kevin? I think it
was clear what the rules were. Just

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sky hooks all day, every day. None of them are like the greatest

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highlight you've ever seen. But it
just points on points on points until you

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have an undeniable career. Sky hooks
and really detrimental halatosis plus a little Hollywood

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flair movies. Yeah, I'm definitely
Tim Hardaway Junior. Like once a month

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I'll show up and make like eight
threes and the rest of the time.

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My line's like one for nine.
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like once a month, like dude, all rights. Actually I like

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having him and then I just disappear. And then right when you're like,

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you know what, done with this, I'm done. Swish just single handedly

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saves the game his skin. Josh
Green the cocaine kangaroo. Some days he

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doesn't play, Yeah, coaches decision. The days that he looks like he's

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electrocuted himself with a stair, that
would be a funny. What maps are

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we? Yeah, because you have
like just the right amount of people on

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the roster right pretty much. I
don't know, God, I'd love to

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be gaffered. I might be a
gaffer type, new guy to Texas for

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twenty years. They're all, I
mean, some of them are all new

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to Texas. Okay, let's just
do the scinn bus. Just do anything

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else? Do anything else? Is
it breaks truck? Yeah? Man,

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nothing piques my interests like an armor
vehicle. That's good. I'm gonna tell

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you the Brinks truck story in foreman, because you know that the Brinks truck

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story is showed up at bakery.
Got the week's receipts. Everything went fine,

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loaded them up, delivered them to
the bank, and everybody was happy.

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Yeah, smooth operation. We'll give
it to you in a minute.

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But advanced hair restoration was like,
we should start with that UTV story.

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And I think this is a little
interesting. Maybe it's maybe I care about

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a little bit more because UTD is
within about two streets from where I live,

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you know, so it's real close
to me. I'll live within a

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mile of UTD. They had a
situation where awesome. That's twenty year old

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student who was reported missing on February
twenty fourth. He was found dead like

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this week, so he'd been missing. People were looking for him, and

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they now shared on a Facebook post
on Saturday that Andrew Jiao Lee was sophomore,

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was found dead and there's nothing more. They've said his death is under

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investigation. His body was not found
on campus. They do not believe there's

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a threat to the university or community. Now, doing some internet sleothing,

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I saw that there have been this
year nine reported deaths at UTD. No,

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here's the thing. Some of those
deaths include like teachers, faculty members,

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right just old age, old age
right on the or maybe on one

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of those. Maybe that could have
been another reason. But I think one

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of them was eighty years old.
But who's still teaching at eighty though not

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many? Kevin Well, I don't
know. Maybe swa you love what you

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do? Yeah, I don't know. I said eighty. I said these

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are some of these are unarmed.
But this was a like if that counts

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as a UTD person who died,
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deal. Keep mind, this is
a small school in Richard. And there

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was an unnamed student found dead in
a car on February twenty fifth, no

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foul play suspected. They had another
one who died on February ninth after a

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motorcycle crash off Cooit, So there's
three. There was the kid who stole

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the aircraft from Addison Airport right and
then crashed it and they think killed himself,

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although some people don't believe that he
did, but we played the cockpit

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audio and he basically said he was
going to do it. So and there's

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a few more, and it makes
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about, Okay, what's going on
at UTD? Is there something weird going

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on? And I was just kind
of reading some comments from people talk about

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that who go there, and it's
just this just me taking in the internet.

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It's nothing more than that. I'm
not reporting anything here, but like

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they were talking about, like,
you know what, it did rank in

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the top ten unhappiest campuses because maybe
not a lot to do, and maybe

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it's just you're there. A lot
of people who go there are on academic

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scholarships and maybe a little more introverted, so maybe not getting out and meeting

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people, and maybe there's some challenges
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main course of study at UTD?
Is it? Is it medical? Is

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it technical? Is it? How
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to just say science, but I
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nursing or medical. Maybe it's very
possible. They're the comments though, so

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that makes me think science. They're
the comments. Yeah, the UTD comments.

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I've never heard that in my life. This is something that I read

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here and there were computer and Information
sciences that's their most popular majors, or

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Computer and Information sciences, Biology,
biological sciences, psychology. This is just

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a theory from someone medical and tech
who goes there. And they said,

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we don't know any of the more
recent deaths or suicides, but UTD is

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in the top ten most unhappy campuses. I think you get a different college

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experience with other universities. There's no
football games, no massive party life is

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depicted on social media or in movies, no school spirit. They don't have

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much when it goes to teams.
I mean, it's basically a standalone online

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course, right, I mean brick
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mean, like have you I don't
know anything about it. It looks big

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and nice, it really does.
And I don't even know how many people

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go there now, but I'd imagine
it's over twenty thousand people. I could

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be wrong, because that's that's twenty
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nineteen. Okay, that's way more
than I thought, so a lot of

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people. Man, that's a big
ass college. And maybe what a good

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portion of that probably is online?
You know people who don't do that.

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But it is a bigger The University
of North Texas only has forty I mean

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not only that's I think that's a
big school. Forty thousands. This is

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big. Yeah, so you get
thirty thousand. Wow, do you know

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this. I was just wondering this
the University of Texas system because this is

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all sort of under the umbrella in
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U T is. So there's eight
University of Texas system schools, do you

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know what they are? And Arlington? So we have ut Arlington and U

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t D fort Worth. There's a
San Antonio. I believe there's there is

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a San Antonio. You know there's
a u Tephi Okay, Oh, I

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never put that to I thought that
was a totally separate school UTEP. University

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of Texas El Passa, absolutely,
there's Austin obviously, Rio Grand Valley absolutely,

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yeah, Rio Grand Valley No?
Or no? How many are we

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down Houston? You owe me two
Woodlands? Yeah, you're just saying names

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of I think there's is there,
there's spread out? Is there Amillo?

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Nope? The University of Texas at
Tyler Tyler, Okay, yeah, that's

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right, and then Permium Basin All
right, that's right. And that's eight.

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And that's interesting. Apparently there's seven
university systems in Texas, University of

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Texas being one, and then yeah, I didn't know. So there's a

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University of North Texas system. Yeah
they have more than Denton. No,

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they don't have more than Denton.
That's just their own little thing, right,

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Yeah, well you and T though
has schools. Now there's U and

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T Dallas and things like that,
Okay, little satellite schools. Yeah,

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UTD has three times the enrollment of
SMU. That's crazy, right, and

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probably a lot of that online.
But still, well, you know,

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the campus is bigger than I ever
thought it was. My brother went there,

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so like, you know, he
didn't it didn't like he got his

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classes and got out, like he
wasn't there for four years. Where my

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guy's also a genius. So where
would you guys have gone? If you

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could go to you could go enjoy
whatever that means and have the degree from

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I guess what where would you choose? And which Texas college is the most

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beneficial? Obviously infinite amounts of different
directions your life could go. But is

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it RICE or SMU? Are those
the most Are those the two most prestigious

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prestigious Texas Okay, first of all, it's like you're not allowed to answer

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if you went to one of the
schools because everyone will always say they're alma

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mater, Right, I don't think
anyone. But I don't know. I

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don't think of SMU like that,
should I? Yeah? I just think

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of them as the death penalty school. Well, so you think of things

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simply. I think SMU is a
good place you want to go if you

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want to be a lawyer. You're
UNC football on saturdays here on the freak.

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You're over here taking shots people.
You guys are not even mentioning TCU.

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That's a damn prestigious college, too, is it. It's hard to

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get into. I think so.
SMU's acceptance rate is like fifty percent,

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whereas utd U and T is up
near eighty. Damn. But TCUs a

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small school too. I mean it's
the same size as SMUU, and their

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accepted rate is just maybe a couple
percentage points higher than SMU is a little

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over fifty. And they have money
because they're good at sports, they're very

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good at sports, or they're good
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you want to go to like UT? I had to, I feel like

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most that's the realistic choices. Yeah, and it was Oklahoma State or here

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or U and T. I had
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go to U and T real quick, not to be too far away from

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home, but I wanted to be
far enough away from home in clash of

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the Metroplex. It just made so
much sense. So I went there,

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and I knew the history of radio
guys. I feel like, as a

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complete outsider, I would have if
you give me every option, I think

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I would have taken University of Texas. But that's from factoring in Austin,

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you know. And and that's a
scene and fun. I think I will

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tell you this. I know for
a fact. I arrived in Texas,

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moved all my stuff U Haul Texas, and it wasn't until after I had

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moved into the village that I heard
the words University of North Texas. Just

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let you know, I mean just
for information, yes, like Florida whatever.

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And I followed sports. Sure,
I had never heard of the University

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of North Texas. They were non
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They had very little sports history.
Yeah when I went there too.

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In my five years of college there, they I think won one home game

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in football, like yeah, maybe
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We had a guy, go ahead, Danny, sorry, I had nothing.

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Well, there's a guy in Matthew
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you wanted to elaborate. He just
called in. All right, so welcome

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to the freak Matthew High. What
do you got hey, guys? Are

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you good? So? U T
Dallas is mainly computer science in the business

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school. I mean, campus life
is a little it's a little rough.

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It's it's mostly international students and scholarship
kids. So you go, or you

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teach, or you live near.
How do you know this? No?

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I graduated from there in twenty nineteen. My wife and I both went there.

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Okay, is there they have like
dorms and as you said, there's

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not much of a campus life.
Do they have any like on base housing?

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There? There is campus living as
far as dorms. You're not required

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necessarily to live there like other colleges
are. There's apartments that flank it on

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basically all four sides, and that's
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At that time, we were living
in McKinney, so we just traveled.

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It's a very travel oriented school.
There's a lot of students from Dallas and

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McKinney and playing know that just drive
there and go home every day like we

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did. I feel like this might
be for like every college. I think

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maybe I'm just being too much of
a simp here. They're not a school

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who's trying to be good at sports, and a lot of these schools just

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want to be good at sports so
they get more money coming in. If

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you're good at a couple of different
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then that can fund so much for
university, and UTD is not trying

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to do that. So they're not
worried about a campus life. They're not

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worried about how your experience is there
and how many friends you made there.

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It's not about that. It's about
getting your degree and getting into the workforce

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asap. That's what that's my thought. I don't know, I could be

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wrong. You are totally right on
I think at one point in time we

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had a I don't know if you'd
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champions and chess and cricket. That
was it. There's no there's no football

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team. Soccer and basketball are pretty
good, but not bringing the money.

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No, no, no, all
the money is from research grants. Yeah.

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Well, Matthew, thank you for
your time this morning. We appreciate

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it. Man, Sure, no
problem. I'm Matthew Brinks truck story.

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Rock Think I did rock. I
think I was cool. I had no

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interest in college. I didn't want
to go to college. I just went

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to move. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, And I showed North Texas with

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Kevin. We went to go room
maybe baby, Kevin. Kevin, did

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you live on campus where one year
Clark Clark Hall? You're Clark? Get

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that stuff to me. Oh,
I wasn't in Clark, but I had

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to eat lunch at Clark. Yeah, because my my dorm didn't have a

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cafeteria. I was. I was
in Kendle. You Kendall was in the

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freaking r O t C dorm.
Oh my god, no air conditioning.

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None. There were two at the
time. This was you know, night

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the Fall of nineteen eighty six,
Kendall and Bruce. Bruce Hall was the

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musician's dorm. That's the one that
I wanted to be in. But I

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got placed in e fing Kindle with
a bunch of r OTC military people,

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which is fine but actually really cool
people. But at first I'm like,

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what they they're putting me, you
know, with Niedermeyer and the rest of

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those guys from Animal House. I
don't want to be in that group.

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Did you ever hook up? Gee? It's what's what? Assault with a

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friendly weapon? Battle ground? That
campus was But no, I had a

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blast that but I only lasted one
one semester. Yeah, yeah, and

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I quit go back. I don't
want I don't like school degree. Yes,

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Danny, let's be all in,
let's get let's do it. Yeah,

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Danny bail is all in twenty twenty
four. Oh I like that.

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Let's get the signs. Yeah,
but Kendall haul homie no ac Yeah,

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yeah, yeah. You ain't adding
this segment without this Brink story, So

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go have sixty seconds. I have
it. The video surface on Dallas,

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Texas TV the other day, and
it's a Friday. It's a man pulling

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the pants off of a Brink security
guard and that gun at gunpoint because they

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took the gun from the Brink security
guard took his shoes off, so he

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shouldn't get his pants off. Like
it was a big struggle, all right.

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So he gets out of a black
Chevy Malibu, points his weapon at

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the guard, and the cell phone
video shows the robber pulls the guard's pants

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down, then starts to yank his
pants off. He also grabs the gun

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that was holstered and then takes off. Meanwhile, the security guards laying on

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the ground next to an ATM at
a Chase bank now in Yes, and

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investigators think like he followed the guard
on his route, followed the Brinks truck

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driver. He's just getting out doing
his job, and then got him right

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then, and then made sure that
he was unclothed, so he can't retaliate

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or anything. He's gonna stumble over
his pants. He didn't have a gun

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anymore. Anyways, it doesn't matter. It's kind of genius it is.

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He got away. And this was
in the light of day with traffic and

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people, pedestrians walking by. I
mean the footage that we saw was it

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some you know, surveillance camera.
It was somebody on their phone feet away

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from the whole situation. Crazy,
very brazen. How much bread did he

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get? It's at a large sum
of money that we don't know. And

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until you would find him, how
are you gonna know how much it was?

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Right, and I saw the video, you couldn't tell. I didn't

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think he had like a mask on
or anything. You couldn't tell, but

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it didn't appear to be covered.
So maybe if someone has another. All

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you saw was that one cell phone
video. But just dallastick to TV to

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get stuff, sit to them or
they find it whatever they are killing.

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Yeah, they aggregate everything. It's
a wild scene. If you watch the

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video and you feel bad for the
poor Brinks guys, you're doing his job

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and he gets pants, you know, probably gets in trouble. Don't They

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usually have a two for policy.
You don't two guys. I thought that

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was the case. But maybe if
you're just one guy, if you're just

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robbing ATMs, I mean, or
you know, collecting money from ATMs,

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then that's maybe it's just a one
man up. But maybe there's some corner

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cutting going on. Like, hey, Manna, I'll handle this. You

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go get us a couple of Chick
fil A sandwiches. Oh that sounds good.

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Are you gonna get some right now? No, I'm not. I'm

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just saying, what if the other
guys like, I want a spicy,

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I'll take two regulars. I love
those waffle fries ordering anything, Yeah,

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yeah, we'll split a waffle fries. I don't want too many fries.

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Two regulars for me, one spicy
for Danny, one waffle fry for the

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both of us and whatever JJ want
you can do on your own app and

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a large Mac and chee for the
table. Yes, Kevin, get us

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