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This is a Downbeat on ninety seven
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in thirty minutes. Your chance to
have some cash if you have Venmo and

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your phone is working today two on
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one nine seven and one. We're
bringing back downbeat dollars. Those are two

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big asks. Venmo and a working
phone on a day like today. Kevin

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Kevin, Yeah, it is,
and I'm but I think we can make

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it happen. Last time, people
were really excited about the money we gave

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them directly after the show. This
segment is only a loss for us because

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we're gonna be venmoing you money.
But kind of had fun with it last

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time. It was kind of funny. I loved it. I loved it

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too. You'll get three spins or
an option to get a pair of tickets

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to go see college baseball because the
Children's Shiners Classics happening. It's here.

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It's a It's brought to you by
Caboda this weekend at Global Ife Field.

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Danny, did you know that's Arkansas, Oklahoma State, Michigan and Oregon State.

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A very diverse field. I had
a feeling, but I'm glad you

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just confirmed it a feeling. We
also have a feeling we're gonna get a

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lot of spins today, a lot
of spins. What day are you going

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to be out there? If they
want to meet Danny Baylis the twenty fifth,

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I think it's the three day Appearents. What are you think? I

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think I'm there all three? All
three? Yeah, we Which is a

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big weekend for Danny. I mean
the the big party at the Kessler tomorrow

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night for the launch of his new
single, The Silver Skylarks project Power Moves

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as the single have a performance from
a large professor, brand new funk will

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be there. That's gonna be fun. Can I ask where the name came

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from? Because that's a cool ass
name, The Silver Skylarks. How does

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a band? You know? What's
come about? Okay? So I had

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been trying to think of something to
name a post Bastards of Soul project.

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Didn't know what it was going to
be, but I knew I had this

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collection of songs and I wanted him
to land somewhere, and you go,

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you gotta have a stupid name for
your band, and I'm like, what

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can I? And I always thought
like those old singing groups that named their

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their their groups or bands after after
muscle cars back in the day, you

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know, uh whatever, the Camaros, the Mustangs, you know, they

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always had those car name bands.
I don't think that either one of those

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were bands, but I can one
example. But okay, so Booker T

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and the MG's, you know,
the MG the little British car. I

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don't know. I just always thought
that that the I don't know, that

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just kind of always kind of presented
a certain vibe or era or vision.

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So I thought the Buick Skylark,
that's you know, I'm sure, but

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I think there was a Skylarks back
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you know, we're from Dallas,
Silver and Blue Cowboys, Skylarks,

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silver silver. You got the alliteration, Yeah, that does work. The

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problem of it is if you try
to abbreviate it, it says SS.

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So I always have to spell it
out, you know, when I want

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a cool yeah logo, Hey,
skin, do you have that SS thing

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ready to go for tomorrow? I
don't feel great about texting that, but

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I don't know, I just kind
of like the way it sounded. It's

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cool, it doesn't mean anything,
sounds badass, and it's the new name

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of the Eastwood Record label company.
Yes, Skylark Soul Company, the Skylark

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Sulco Company, that's the label.
So Kesseler Tomorrow night, Saturday Night Ladylove

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Lounge with uh, you know what, Adrian Quesada of the Black Puma's going

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to be spinning and more and Large
Professor's spending too. I think I think,

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I think Large pro is going to
be there. Geez, I'm having

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a big Danny Bayliss weekend. I'm
having a I'm having a big Mike Serroy

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and Kevin Turner. Wee. That's
what I look at this as is how

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often do we get to congregate outside
of you know, six to ten in

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the mornings. And I've got the
weekend cleared out. Let's go. It's

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gonna be great. You guys are
welcome to park in my house and pre

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party for the Lady Love. I
mean, you couldn't be much closer in

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Yeah, I'll take you up on
that. Come home done. Wait we

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think I'm gonna uber Yeah on Saturday
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to my house. Then we can
strut in there together and imagine, you

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know, the needle off the record
is airing case Oda looks up at the

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door and the three the whole downbeat
walks in that place is gonna freeze.

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You guys want to wear suits?
I don't have a Yeah, how about

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hoodies? Oh, let's wear a
long time a nice thin, eighty degree

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hoodie. I love it. We're
gonna fu on this weekend. Yeah,

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I can't wait. Come to Kessler
Friday Night, Cassel Friday Night ticket Kesslertheater

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dot com. Uh, Kessler Kestler
dot org. Yeah, buy a ticket

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or your chance to win with the
Ben and Skin Show today from ten to

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to or just walk up. The
big story today that we're tracking there's a

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major cell phone outages from Verizon AT
and T and T Mobile. It hasn't

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affected any of us on our show
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that's not a good way to say
that. So me, Andy looking good.

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I'm feeling good about Danny's big weekend
because my phone's working due I reset

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my phone and SOS still there.
I am an AT and T customer still

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says that's SOS, but I am
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got texted in and he basically said
he was talking about his job and

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he's like my phone. Having a
phone is kind of my lifeblood for work,

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so there's a bit of a problem
for him. And his boss is

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like, well, still come in
anyways, and he's like, well,

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I can't do anything if my phone's
not going to be working. Some people

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just used their phone all day to
do whatever they do in this world.

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So I don't know that it's a
cyber attack that's been rumored, but that

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could just be fear porn. It's
likely just a few outages, but it's

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still something and interesting. We haven't
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extent with all three companies before.
More details as they continue to surface.

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Right now, it's time for the
butt But what's brought you by advance here

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restoration? What's in the the satellite
fell fell back to meat Ye who got

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crushed? Did atlant on Mario Lopez's
house? I didn't land on Mario Lopez's

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house, as he was trying some
new street tacos El Pistor have some Chili's

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Chile's El store today. Man,
I almost lobbying cutted up last night so

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close and I opted for fu Really
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goal? Yeah, weird thoughing a
hot night. It was great by myself,

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was wonderful. Vietnam Pound for pound
best fa in Dallas. What which

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place Vietnam? The place there's a
restaurant called Vietnam. Yeah, that's very

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creative project, banned like the band
they did music. So it fell in

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between Hawaii and Alaska, right in
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fifteen Central time. Okay, so
there you go. We gotta go get

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it ahead. Everyone's good. I
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particles landed in the ocean? Do
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a lot of pieces, they think. Whatever. The biggest main piece maybe

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about the size of Megan Fox landed
somewhere between Hawaii and Alaska. That's a

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lot of space. They don't even
know exactly where this thing. It's fine.

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Are there are there rescue efforts being
made to go get Megan Fox from

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the Pacific Ocean? Because I would
like to be I'd like to volunteer.

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That would be a far quicker response
if Megan Fox was bob up and down

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in the ocean. Yeah, we'd
all be off today. God. Why

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was that a plotline of the movie
Pirates? There was there a girl lost

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it she was, Yeah, I
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just bobbing in the ocean. She's
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a little boat or she didn't find
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Yeah, it turns out she they
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out she was alive, and she
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Was she appreciative? She was so
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Did she show the whole crew appreciation
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everything that you would imagine? That? Was it? Okay? I was

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so thankful that we have porno.
I mean, think about it could be

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it's not that insane of a world
where that would be like, oh my

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god, what videos? I mean
people do it like, that's not that

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crazy. We lived in a world
where it wasn't that well, no,

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it wasn't attainable. That was a
technology question. Yeah, I mean more

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from a legal standpoint and societ idol
acceptance. Oh, it's so good man.

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There's so many different flavors you can
try to. I mean, anything

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you think of. You think it's
free, it's free, like you know,

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we're we're spoiled, spoiled, and
yes, it's definitely affecting the real

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world life and relationships and relationships.
Yes, but you can type in anything,

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you can type in anything, you
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different option. It's amazing. Oh
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things more instead of bitching about the
best serious like we have pretty much everything.

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You're about to get your second text
from Christie. Good morning. I

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was just in a radio home ownership. According to a recent study, the

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majority of Texans Texas homeowners bought their
first house by age thirty seven. I'm

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thirty six. I bought mine at
thirty five. Look at you ahead of

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the game. And the year two
thousand, that age was thirty four,

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two thousand. Were you owning a
house? I hadn't own a house until

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I was forty seven. This house, yeah, this first house. You

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bought, first house I've ever owned. I've been a renting mofo. So

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nineteen eighty. It was twenty nine, two thousand and thirty four, and

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then now it's thirty seven, nineteen
eighty. It was twenty nine. Yeah,

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man, we screwed this thing up. Now we're not going to get

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into a political thing and about her
greed and all this. But the idea

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was the middle class. You work
a nice, solid job, and the

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best one was John Oliver did the
whole thing on truck driving. Yes,

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it was a very respected job,
and it was enough to work and buy

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a home and support a family and
take the vacation. Thing is design,

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yes, and go to Disney World
if you want. It was it was

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right, yeah, and our own
greed fed it up. And now you

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have to you can't. Nothing's ever
enough. No, we fed it up,

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and it's our own greed. It
sucks. So median US home values

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have doubled in the last decade.
Meanwhile, household incomes have only grown by

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thirteen point five percent. So incomes
double, that's one hundred percent, right,

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we get paid thirteen point five percent
more. Obviously not everywhere bike on

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average, household incomes have grown thirteen
point five it's not Those numbers are not

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parallel, No, not even close. And there's no chance of a comeback

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story when you're that far behind.
You know what, Mikey's right, it's

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it's not just we did f it
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it up because we had it.
It was right. It's not so much

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capitalism, it's the fact that everything
has to represent growth. We have to

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have growth. If you have a
corporation that is incredibly profitable, okay,

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and they say, you know what, in the fourth quarter, we posted

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our best numbers that we ever had. Then you get to the first quarter

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of the following year and it shows
a one point five percent dip that is

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looked at as failure when in reality, you're still incredibly profitable. You're making

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tons of money, but you're making
less than your high mark. And if

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you're not consistently beating your higher mark
and that raising raising, raising, then

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it's considered a failure. And then
people end up getting fired because of that,

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because the people at the top want
to keep making the same money and

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watch their salaries increase. So if
the company is underperforming, those people aren't

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taking less money. Most of them
aren't taking less money. They're just they're

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cutting We've got redundancies. We need
to trim some fat. Yeah, we

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got to make people do that.
Two jobs, the same person doing two

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jobs. Let me speak to something
real quick to that, because this touches

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a nerve with me. We had
to shut down I used to own be

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a coner of two drinking establishments,
one and four worth one here. We

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shut down the one and four Worth
because after five or six years it never

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showed a profit return. The one
in Dallas has been very profitable up until

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the pandemic. Okay, we made
it through the pandemic and since then,

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and that's been what a couple of
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so two years since the everything kind
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That location, the Dallas location,
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in for the owners. That would
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But you know what would happen if
we show it down. People would lose

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their jobs. Yeah, because we're
still able to pay our bills and the

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people that are working there are still
making livings and still making money. And

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we're not firing anybody but me and
the other owner. We're not making any

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money off of it. But we're
not going to just shut it down,

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right and that. But a company
will do that, and it'll fire people

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just so that the owners can make
more money. Because yours is small and

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you have f there's eyes you can
look into. No, but you're right

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and that's how it should be.
But why and you don't have you don't

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go there all that often? You
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in some part of your proper thinking
is like, I don't need to be

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making profit. It is credible profit
for something that you've put a lot of

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work into, but you don't actually
do the day to day. No,

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yes, that's not the ideal situation. To be nice if you, as

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an owner was making a nice chunk
every year and it's deserved, but the

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option to shut it down because you're
not, I'm glad that's not on the

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table for you. Yeah, I
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as far as the the ugly or
the not so glamorous side of owning a

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bar. That's what I do is, you know, pay insurance and renew

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permits and do payroll and run numbers
and stuff like that. So I'm very

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connected to the operations. I'm not
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You know, we have somebody to
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that's sweet, sweet, Thank God
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yeah, it's just a screwed up
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This world needs more steady damn hands, steady hands. Where's the steady hands,

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Mikey? You know, I don't
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steady hand. Sorry to hijack your
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at eight. I gotta do this
story, man, I've been sitting on

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it for a couple of days now, just like this guy's been sitting on

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it. Is this the man KINI
it's the horse story. Shane Rose is

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a three time Olympic Equestrian medalist for
Australia. Mate. Okay, so he's

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gonna be going to the twenty twenty
four Paris Olympic Games in a questionism course

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things. But he has been sidelined
or suspended by Equestrian Australia the organization because

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he wore an outfit during a show
jumping fancy dress event the other day at

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the Wallaby Hill Extravaganza. And he's
fifty years old. And he posted a

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photo of himself on Instagram. If
you look up Shane Rose and just type

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in man keini, he posts himself. One he's in a gorilla suit riding

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a horse. Another one he's in
a beer cost to ride a horse,

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and another one he's in a mankini
the boar at Onesie riding a horse.

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Now he got suspended for that and
this could keep him out of the Olympics.

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It's funny leave the man alone.
Let him wear the bar at bikini.

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Now, any man that is willing
to put that thing on, much

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less hop up on a horse,
let him go should be applauded. Darren

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Goucher, the CEO of Equestria in
Australia, said that there are a lot

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of complaints that were made about his
outfit, along with the fact that miners

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were in attendance. Oh god,
but this dude got silver at the two

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thousand and eight and twenty twenty Olympics. Okay, and he got a bronze

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in the twenty sixteen Olympics. A
legend. He's a equestrian legend. And

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it's now like possible that he's not
allowed to go compete in the Paris Games

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in twenty twenty four because he wore
a mankini to a fancy dress event.

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The hell, let the band compete. That's funny. The pictures are funny.

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I think we have Australia and Shan
Rose joining us right now. Hey,

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Shane, good day, good to
be with you. Thanks glad to

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have you on. Happening to be
walking down the whole way and head you

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guys talking about the man Caen he
figured it. Pop in and give you

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a perspective. Appreciate your stick if
he so. You're an Olympic legend,

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you know, prime for the gold. I took home the bronze a few

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years back, won a couple of
sivers. Yeah, we're ready to ready

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to take home the big hardeware.
I want to ask how that man kinny

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feels. I've seen the boy at
bikini a lot is a shocking minimalist piece

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of clothing. Yeah, on its
own, it's quite a big snug around

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the crume and it barely covers the
nipples. But when you hop on top

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of a horse makes things even more
difficult. I found myself to be somewhat

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compromised wearing the MANKINI how long is
this gonna continue? To save your handlers?

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Outside wavy out there? I think
you have to go to a different

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station. It's a go. I
really enjoyed being on with the damn beat

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pop on Billy the Kid. Now
guy, he's a he's a right dick.

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Shane Rose added to the list with
Kevin from the office. Don't do

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that to me to kill two minutes? Terrible. Lastly, Jesse, what's

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going on with tier Woods? I
know we are. I don't wear fifty

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days for the Masters today, we're
fifty days in the mass fifty days.

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So Charlie is looking to play.
How old is Charlie? He's tru a

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little fifteen and he is looking to
play in the Cognizant Classic in Florida next

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week. Now, the way he
would do that. He's playing around this

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morning, and if he gets into
the top twenty five of this qualifier today

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against adults, you know, if
he gets in the top twenty five of

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this qualifier, he will go into
another qualifier on Monday, and if he

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finishes in the top four there,
he will be teeing up alongside Rory McElroy

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and Ricky Fowler and the Cognizant Classic
next week. So finish top twenty five

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today and finished top four on Monday
in these qualifiers, and he is in

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the PGA Tour tournament next week.
Huh, come on and begging? I

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don't think he's good enough to get
in yet. He's fifteen. Can you

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say he's like the third dude on
his high school team? People who know

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more than I say that he's not
the best player on his high school team.

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But he's fifteen. Also, he's
playing against eighteen year olds. He's

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still like he's growing very quickly,
and you can kind of seem but he's

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not yoked yet, like Tiger was. What's it called the Cognizant Classic,

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Yeah, it is this? What
is this a is this a brand?

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Or is this a tournament for people
that are just aware is awareness. I

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don't know what Cognizant is. That
is one of Them's the Honda Classic.

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It's a primary sponsor for an F
one team too, for the Aston Martin

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team. Cognizant and I always see
it and I don't know what it is.

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I see a field of golfers that
know exactly where they are right now,

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right here at the Cognizant Classic.
Every player but that's is that a

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e exactly where they know? It's
a basic? But why is Rory playing?

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Uh? Probably just trying to get
ready because the players is coming up

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and that's a twenty five million dollar
pool middle of March, so next week

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we'll start. They're in Mexico this
week. Next week starts the Florida So

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it's it's the old Honda Classic,
is what it is. Yeah. So,

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yeah, he's playing right now.
And if he finishes in the top

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twenty five today, top four on
Monday, fifteen year old Charlie, you

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don't think the sports world is going
to lose their mind. Yeah, but

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your little Charlie's four on Monday,
So he's basically earning the right to attempt

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to qualify on Monday for a PGA
Tour event, and he'll be attempting that

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against a c of PGA Tour pros. This is not that different than when

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Romo was playing in qualifiers and you
know they would send out Todd Archer to

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cover his round Trinity Forest. I
respect bringing it up, but he ain't.

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He ain't pulling off a Monday qualifier
on the PGA. We have early

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reports that he had a club twirl
on round one on hole one, which

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I had a club twirl in my
first two holes yesterday too, and then

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it went down. We came out
hot yesterday. Oh yeah, it was

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Kevin striping him down the middle.
Kevin hits every drive dead straight, dead

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straight, like two seventy, like
he hits a great and then it's just

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a disaster. That is a mess. But on the till it's amazing.

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It just pumps it all day,
dead straight. It's magical. You could

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argue that I could maybe score better
with just my driver than my whole collection

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of clubs. What's the seriously,
what's the style of golfing where the two

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players play and you take the best
shot between the two and and make that

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your score. Well, is it
a scramble? Is what you described so

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if you and Kevin are playing me
and JJ and you just want two scores

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represented, then you guys would take
the best. There's best ball in scramble,

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and it's confusing because they're both similarly
named. Scramble would be Kevin hits

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it right down the middle. I
spray at seventy yards to the right.

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We both hit from where Kevin Kevin's
ball is. Yeah, and then let's

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say he messes up and I hit
the green. Then we both put from

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eyeball. That's scramble. Okay,
best ball is we both just play the

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whole Kevin makes a par, I
make a bogie. We made a par

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Okay, that's best ball. Makes
sense. I think scrambles more fun,

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right. Scrambles fun especially for people
if you have people in your group who

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aren't awesome. Scramble and it's usually
four people, all four hit, you

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take the best of the four.
So the winning score is usually a fifty

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eight or something, but you just
get hammered. And if Kevin hits the

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fairway, then we try to just
destroy the ball and just do something that

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we wouldn't normally do because we already
have a great one out there. It's

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fun strategy. Scrambles fun. You
can scramble what you guys would be a

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good scramble team, right, we'd
be all right. You can play with

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us. You scramble with this sometimes
I would love to scram Yeah, because

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that even if you just ma make
a putt. Yeah, you can help.

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You. You're helping. I'm helping. I'm Danny. Yeah, I'm

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helping. I'm helping. There's your
golf today, unless Charlie makes a run

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and we'll update that later in that
hell, yeah, you're doing great today,

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