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This is a downbeat on ninety seven
one The Freak. Check it down now

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now that lady wouldn't lying. This
is the Downbeat heard weekdays from six am

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until ten am right here on ninety
seven one the Freak. My name is

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Danny, that's Kevin. We got
JJ running the board and producing for us

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per usual. Mike's Erroy is off
today and tomorrow and we'll return from Istanbul

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on Wednesday. We're very excited about
about having him back, but we're gonna

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trudge through without him for the remainder
of today and tomorrow. A lot of

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people were saying everyone that this thing
wouldn't make it a year, and we're

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not quite there yet. We've got
a couple of yards to push this ball

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over before we reached the goalpost.
But our year anniversary, our first little

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birthday for the Freak, is coming
up on Thursday, and that is going

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down at Echo Lounge Music Hall.
Now. Echo Lounge is right there in

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the Design District, just across thirty
five from the AAC. It is an

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awesome venue. We held our who
was it our NBA draft party? There

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is that right. It was super
fun. But we're having a little party

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ourselves to celebrate our first year as
ninety seven one the Freak after our big

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relaunch last year right around this time, and it's gonna be a blast.

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I don't know are we gonna be
We're not broadcasting on site. We'll be

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there afterwards, yeah, show.
We'll kick off the festivities at ten am,

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okay, and then you'll have the
speakeasy until six. Now what this

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entails, it's a big hangout.
We're all gonna be there. And one

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thing that's really cool about this is
if you arrive before six pm on Thursday

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at the Echo Lounge, it is
free to get in. Now, if

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you arrive after six pm, it's
only going to cost you nine dollars and

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seventy one cents. Well you're wondering, well, why what don't want to

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pay nine dollars and seventy one cents
you get in here? Well, we've

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got three damn bands that night and
they're awesome. Quaker City Nighthawks are going

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to headline the event, and you
would pay at least that to go see

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them anywhere else in the United States
of America. But not only that,

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we have our very own oatmeal Pizza
featuring the always lovely Christina Ray from the

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Ben and Skin Show and Kicking Things
Up, I believe is the ultimate party

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band Brand New Funk and for those
of you that have not seen or even

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heard of them, it's kind of
it's interesting to explain, but when you

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see it in person, there will
not be any The seats will be empty.

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People will be dancing their buns off
because it is a live drummer with

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a DJ playing all of the coolest
soul, old school hip pop, R

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and B and funk, and with
a live drummer. It's incredible. The

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Skin described it to me one time. It is like, I'm like,

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what, so it's DJ and there's
a drummer, And then I saw a

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video of it they did. They
did a deal up at Lockwood one time,

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and I watched like ten minutes of
this video just going, holy crap,

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this is really freaking cool. So
you got them Oatmeal pizza Quaker City

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Nighthawks helping us celebrate our first birthday
at the Freak one year anniversary. It's

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this Thursday at Echo Lounge Music Hall. If you get there before six pm,

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one free. If you arrive after
six, it's a nominal cover charge

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of nine dollars and seventy one sense
the feel you feel like I covered the

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basis like you nelled it, and
I just think everyone should tell your family

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and friends because we're gonna do it
right Thursday night. Yep, I can

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tell you the downbeat is going to
probably look a lot like the Rangers did

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yesterday. Yes, we're gonna probably
have way too much champagne on Friday morning

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on Thursday night, which will affect
our ability to perform on Friday morning.

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Yeah, I don't want to perform
good Friday morning because we're gonna party.

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It's worth it. I regret nothing. It's the sacrifices. You know.

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Who knows the Rangers get to a
Game three, I'm doubtful. But the

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Rangers get to a Game three that
well, maybe we'll end up having it

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on at the Echo Lounge, depending
on what time they end up kicking that

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game off, because they are going
to move the game around based on other

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games. If the other series get
cleansed, they could move it tonight so

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we could have some action. That's
always fun watching Rangers of a bunch of

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people. Yep, ready to the
butt. It's time the scuttle. But

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here's some news crap with Kevin,
Thank you, Danny, and I also

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check out Deep Fake Vacations more on
the pop star that kidnapped her son in

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a second, But we had a
big concert cancelation Friday night. If you

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saw this. No, Pink was
playing the New Ballpark Friday night with Brandy

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Carlisle and Group Love. But she
said that she came down with a bad

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sinus infection and doctor's advised her not
to play. Maybe she was making up

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with Dick Valentine yes, or maybe
the deer that bit him on the forehead

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gave her limes disease. Bingo mystery
solved. The show has been rescheduled for

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November twenty six. She put out
a big statement just saying that hey,

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doctor said, hey, we can't
have you out there, Whalen. You

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know you gotta save your voice.
Well you I hope that you don't have

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a follow up I do with involves
Arrowsmith. Okay, that's where I was

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going. They also postponed their November
seventh tour date, moved it to twenty

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twenty four. Steven Tyler's got a
fracture. Larnix. Dude, They're they're

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postponing their stuff indefinitely, right,
They're the plan is next year if they

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can. This is bad and this
is their fair farewell tour. But you

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guess you're straining vocal cords. I've
never heard about a fractured larynx, and

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that's a babe. If one get
crushed in a sex act with Roy McElroy

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on a coffee glass, coffee table, no I'm not either, Yeah,

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unless there's been some kind of violence, but yeah, that sucks. Man.

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Yeah, they got their big reunion
or not reunion, but they're big

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farewell tour and they had to cancel
a bunch of dates. And now,

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yeah, I read over the weekend
Aerosmith tour canceled indefinitely while Steven Tyler recovers

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from his broken larynx, JJ,
do you know if we got our phone

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access back? I am not sure? All right, it's not just a

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game. So our phones have been
down from for a minute. But if

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they if they are back off to
the south, they're just in case.

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If you're a doctor two one four
or eight one seven seven eight seven one

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nine seven one and you specialize in
colds, what's going around? Is this

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COVID? Is this just sinus infection? Is this just a lot of post

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nasal drip going on. What are
we having? Definitely cocaine if you're a

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doctor and you know the numbers two
on four or eight one seven seven eight

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seven one ninety seven one. Maybe
it's flu season. I don't know,

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but it's going around, because that's
two stories of musicians dealing with it in

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one radio host and me. No, I've talked to many people, many

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people that have been dealing for the
last couple of weeks with massive head,

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allergy, sinus issues. Yeah,
I don't know. If it's just a

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change in the seasons, the time
of the season pollen. I have no

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idea. Again, I mean,
it's still ninety two degrees though. That's

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that's my thing, is it.
We're still going to be in the nineties

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again today. Now we are getting
close to a world, in a world

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where the temperatures are going to be
in the seventies and eighties. We're getting

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close to that. We'll get ours
four or five days of beautiful high seventies,

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low eighties, and then we'll wake
up one day shortly after that and

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the streets will be iced over until
March. You're ready for chaos? Hey,

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we use that chord? Ye?
I want to play an audio clip

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just because you did. I thought
I heard you do fake Trump a minute

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ago. Oh never, that's just
that's just random New York guy. Not

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to talk about politics very much on
this show, but I do think funny

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political audio is funny. And it's
that time of the year. Look,

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the campaign trail is back on,
dude. Look, so you can't ignore

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it. No, we're not getting
into politics, but political figures do funny

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things all the time, and nobody
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Biden more than Trump by a long
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who it is, it's about who's
doing funny crap. Right, Well,

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why is Donald Trump in Iowa riffing
on if he'd rather be electrocuted to death

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or eaten by a shark? But
if I'm sitting down and that boat's going

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down and I'm on top of a
battery, I the water start swatting in,

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I'm getting concerned. But then I
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there's a shark over there. So
I have a choice of electrocution or shark.

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You know what, I'm gonna take
electrocution. I will take electrocution every

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single time. Do we agree?
YEA I will take Electrician. I don't

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know if they agreed they're all gonna
eat. Maybe neither. I always love

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like he could get really grow up
like this, and then he just kind

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of break good light and I'll take
it. And he kind of really articulated

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his words, his electrocution. He
get irish to get a little electric Usian.

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How far will they go? A
lot of people are saying, you

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know, the subscribing the gable,
they want Disney plan the Disney Man.

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Now it gets real high, so
funny. I don't tim appleple. I

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just thought that I saw that and
I was like, so good. I

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don't know how I even got there. I don't even know what the speech

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was about, but I think we
would all agree. We want to agree

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with everything you're saying. But even
the most staunch supporters are puzzled by the

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road that you've gone down, because
we've been doing this so much, because

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we get obsessed with it. At
the movie the other night, for Let's

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Freaking Chill series, we went up
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We had a couple of ticket getaways, and then a couple of people

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in the crowd just start the other
Everyone's saying it because we can't help it.

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I mean, every break we start
talking Trump voice because I'm fun you

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know, it's funny. I've actually
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do a Trump impression. I mean, I'm just doing the James Austin in

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version as best as I can.
I can't do it. I've worked on

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it for a good fifteen minutes the
other day with YouTube and like, okay,

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now how does he? And they're
like, it's all about the eyes.

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You gotta get the eyes, and
it's about getting the bottom living in

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Nysons and Biden, Biden in China. I can't electrocution elect electrocution. That's

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the part that I struggle with.
Is that kind of under bye electrocution that

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part? But I just thought that
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away, we'll review our Cowboys three
for all picks from Friday. We had

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scorching Hunt Cowboys predictions. Did it
payoff? Also talk about the defense.

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I wanted a quick story about a
pop star who hired some goons to kidnap

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our son. Have you seen this? No Share kidnapped her Sun last year

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from a New York hotel. So
he was with his wife on the night

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of their anniversary and four guys go
in to their hotel room and remove share

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son Elijah from the hotel room.
Now, Elijah is also the son of

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Greg Allman. Okay, isn't Elijah
like forty eight? Yes or something?

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Yes? Like is he literally?
Yeah? So these allegations have been brought

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up by his ex wife, Marie
Angela King. She's thirty six, and

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she's they're going through divorce and there's
these very tense divorce proceedings, and she's

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claiming that on the neither anniversary,
four men came to their hotel room at

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to marry up and remove share son
Elijah from the hotel room, had an

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extended stay. And then she said
in the divorce proceedings, I am currently

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unaware of my husband's well being or
awereabouts. I'm very concerned to worried about

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him. I was told by one
of the four men who took him that

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they were hired by Share, so
Share this could be completely false, but

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she's alleging that Share hired four goons
come kidnap her son. Has he surfaced,

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I haven't seen anything on it.
Elijah Allman is his name because he's

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one of the Allman brothers. Dude, how cool would it be to have

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Dwayne Alman as your dad? I
think it's Greg, right, I'm Greg

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my bad? Yeah, Greg?
Yeah, maybe Dwayne. That would be

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cool. Forty seven Yeah, so
apparently he was. There's some photos that

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show him to appears to be a
little strung out, but I mean certainly

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there's CCTV footage of the hotel,
Yeah, seeing him leaving with four goons.

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Right, yeah, Chary's planning an
intervention. So that's how hey,

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goons going at my son. We're
gonna do the intervention now. I hope

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it goes as well as the intervention
went for for Chrissy and Sopranos and go

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great. It was a bad plan. Oh my god, boy. You

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could tell no one was really prepared
to handle that properly either. No,

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a bunch of people amped up and
ready to go with no plan, no

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plan, no discernible plan whatsoever.
The escalation got in the madness so quick.

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It's one of my favorite Sopranos scenes
of all time. It's beautiful,

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so beautiful scene there's that. That's
one of my favorite scenes of all time.

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And in the scene from Sling Blade, which I don't know if you've

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even ever seen there's a scene.
You can look it up on YouTube and

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it's called Doyle Loses It. If
you know anything about the movie, Dwight

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Yoakam's character when he absolutely loses his
crap at band rehearsal. It's so good.

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I'm looking forward to Dingu's Morning News
eight thirty five special Cowboy pull Out

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edition observations and audio from yesterday's game. But you're telling me about the story

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that you came across. Okay,
this is something I stumbled on over the

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weekend, and we're not doing a
typical Dingo's Morning News today, but this

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would be something that I would include
into this. I would say, probably

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going back to my early twenties,
I've always had this fascination with old cars

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and acquiring old cars and restoring them. And through my life I've gotten some

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pretty gotten ahold of some pretty cool
stuff, mainly mopar stuff, but I

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have gotten a seventy five Camaro when
I was a kid, when I was

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in my twenties. More recently,
I guess an early seventies Dodge Dart,

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seventy one Plymouth Duster, and most
recently I have acquired a Ford F one

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hundred, and I'll work on these
for a while, and I always end

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up running out of money and can't
finish them and end up having to sell

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them and take a big loss on
them. But it's been a fascination of

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mine. I always watch these car
shows that where they go and find these

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rusted out cars and restore them.
There's a bunch of them on like the

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whatever they called the Speed Network and
on Netflix. Fascinated by those on Stumbled

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across the stor My grandpa's got old
Mustang just sitting in his yard and he

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passed away. But we had talked
about let's try to do something, and

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we just you know, it's hard
to get it's hard to get the time

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and right, and it's going to
really be dedicated and to make it be

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a big hobby. Otherwise you just
sits there and you got to have the

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money to do it too, and
you end up running out of funds.

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Usually it's either you run out of
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things kind of happened simultaneously. But
in that world, the holy grail is

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when you stumble across what is known
as a garage find. And I saw

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this article on the Drive dot com
about this guy, and I think it's

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actually the dude that runs give me
the Vin dot com. Oh, John

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clay Wolf, Yeah, John clay
Wolf, here's I'm on a lone star

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sometimes. Yeah. He posted a
video on his YouTube channel and it's about

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this find that happened in Irmingham,
Alabama. And what it is is there

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was this avid car collector, this
guy named Earl Trammell. He was an

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Alabama auto business figure and he passed
away last year. Now, his ex

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wife has this collection of cars that
he had amassed and she I believe she

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ended up selling it and gimme the
vin dot com. They posted this video

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of his collection and basically what you
have are dozens of cars from a nineteen

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ninety Chevy pickup all the way back
to like a nineteen sixty three Corvette.

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The interesting thing about these cars is, since this guy worked in the automotive

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industry, a lot of these cars
not only have never been driven, but

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they are in the same state that
they were before they would get dealer prepped.

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Now what that means is when a
car comes off the assembly line,

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they're you know, like the steering
wheel will be wrapped in some type of

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protective thing. It's kind of like
when you unpack a package for Amazon and

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you got to cut the little core
of the little plastic ties and pull off

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the foam covering and then you can
display it. Cars are delivered like that,

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like their seats will be covered in
a protective thing. They get to

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the dealer, they take all that
stuff off, and then they you know,

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they prep them, put and you
know, shine them up or whatever,

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and then put them on the showroom
floor or in their lot. A

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lot of these cars were in the
pre dealer prep state, so they are

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pristine, never been touched. So
I just thought this video was incredibly cool

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to see some of these old corvettes, like sixties corvettes, seventy it's mostly

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corvettes, but there's some other cool
stuff in it too, But just to

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be able to see cars that are
in this state that are kind of just

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preserved in time for the last you
know, fifty plus years is pretty incredible

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to see. And the fact that
this dude had the foresight to buy these

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cars cars, not touch them,
put them in a garage, and just

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leave them alone in a time capsule. For like I said, fifty sixty

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years. It's really really cool to
see this. And they had like low

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mileage on them, right yeah,
like like I said, never driven,

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Like some of them have like nine
miles on them. Oh my god.

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Because typically when you buy a car, they've been test driven numerous times.

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And you may have a car that's
guy, you know, fifty seven miles

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or one hundred and eleven miles if
they're absolutely brand new, they'll have some

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semblance of mileage on them. But
these have literally maybe been driven, you

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know, from the truck to the
dealership. Pretty cool ninety eight convertible Indie

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paced car as well. Yeah,
yeah, so one. I think they

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have one of those Grand Nationals too
that s Roy's all all excited about.

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But anyway, it's a really cool
article. And if you're into that,

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if you're a car nut, you
like seeing these old cars that are just

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in mint condition. There's a cool
article on the drive dot com. Just

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search Alabama Barnfine and and you'll see
it. Anyway, I thought that was

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kind of cool it it It tickled
me a little bit and and got my

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car weenie vibrating a little bit.
So thank you for sharing worries that segments

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