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It's the Downbeat on ninety seven to
one the Freak. This is brand new

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Bastards of Soul title While It's Hot. While It's Hot on ninety seven won

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the Freak. Take that you hitting
the post, little Gangster? You know

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where it was Patient versions coming gone? Now you want to read the reward?

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Yeah, big album drop? You
know for us, it's cool tomorrow

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tonight, Yeah, tonight, all
night digital release tonight at midnight of the

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new album from Bastards of So we'll
give it right back and vinyl copies will

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be in all the stores tomorrow.
So go see old Luke at Josie Records

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and tell him give me my bo
If you say it just like that,

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he will actually know what you're talking
about. I will and just give it

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to you well for money, some
money at money, And come tomorrow night

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Alamo Draft House in the Cedars,
Big Old album release party, DJ's Galore,

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Food and Beverage, Alamo Draft House
in the Cedars, seven o'clock showing.

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There's still tickets to not too many, but please join us for a

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fun ass party. Mom at Yanna
join us till ten o'clock this morning.

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We got the original screen Queen JJ
Jackson Press and play with us at nine

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o'clock. She will review I'll do
it again. She will review Hunger Games.

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I got it this time. It's
something in serpents, Songbirds and serpents

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ballad. Why do you keep want
to say serpents ballad? Ballad of songbirds

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and snakes? Why didn't they say
serpents. That's a cooler word than ballad

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of songbirds and the ballad of songbirds
and snakes. Now you may give me

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second guess the ballots for your shortcoming. Snakes is one syllable. It would

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have been awkward to do songbirds and
serpents. It's songbirds and snakes. It

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sounds more I don't know, definitive
finality, finality to that ender the Hunger

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Games Ballad of songbirds and I don't
know snakes snake. Yeah, okay,

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so you've seen that. I'm excited
to hear a review of that. We

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have Napoleon, the new Napoleon movie. She's all over the Marvels. You

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saw the Marvels. Yeah, okay, I can talk that, all right.

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She not something the marble You were
on one this week four times?

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She even I can't yell at her
for not inviting me. She invited me

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to Napoleon. I did drum break. Crank it up, crank it Break.

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It's so good. I like it. It's so easy. Like,

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right, you should listen to all
their stuff. This is the third album,

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Yeah, the last one, the
finally the finale. Yeah, bump

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it on the way home when Bend
and Skin go to break. Yeah.

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Yes, I've invited you because you
came at me were like, you don't

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invite me to these I'm really aggressed. And he told me how excited you

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were to see Napoleon. And then
I got the email and I was like,

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oh my god, it's perfect.
It's at noon, right after our

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show. I'm going to a vice
Roy. What do you do politely to

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Kline? And what do you have
better going on that you couldn't go with

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JJ? New Call of Duty and
a nap with Simon. He slept with

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his dog and played Atari, My
New Atari. You could have gone to

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a fun movie with sweet JJ.
It did cross my mind while I knew

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you were in the movie. I'm
like, I should have done that.

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Yeah, but then I killed a
team with a sniper. I could have

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waited. I'm just saying new Map
it's pretty fun, by the way,

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the new one. Yeah, I
know you guys don't care. I like

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it. Yeah, I like watching
you play. When i've seen you,

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I loved it. Kill that one
guy, Get that guy, Get the

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guy. Are you buzz Rain Basa
Rains? All right? No, what's

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it called? You just mixed up
Bahrain and which I've been to and Masa

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al Mazra al Mazra, Baza Rain
Bazain absolutely sounds like Call of Duty four.

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Yeah, whatever, though, welcome
to Bazza Rain. You're in it

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now. I used to play Zombies
all the time. Okay, I just

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played the new Zombies, but I
don't like the new like I played.

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It was the Black Ops two I
think where it was like the farm.

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Oh man, it's getting very complex
now. Yeah, I used to tear

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it. Oh man, they have
a zombie mo Danny as you would get.

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It's just waves of zombies. You
have two partners, waste them.

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Yeah, yeah, you waste hundreds
and hundreds of them, but they eventually

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get your ass if you don't hit
your x fil Are there storylines? Oh,

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there's a campaign mode. Yeah,
there's all this. I mean,

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there's story These games are so good
Now there's storylines within game modes, like

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even the zombie has a storyline.
It's not a campaign like where you're going

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to complete I guess, I don't
know. It's hard to explain, but

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yes, there's storylines. And you're
in this huge, beautiful world and there's

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the gray zone and the yellow zone
and the orange zone, and if you

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get to the damn orange zone and
you don't have some firepower, you are

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dying almost instantly, and they come
at you quick, I bet from every

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Yes, dude, I should almost
record some of the audio because I think

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one of the parts of the game
is you'll hear the one that's closest to

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you, because I'll be looking this
way and there's forty zombies and you don't

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think of the one coming up behind
you. And then once you hear,

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dude, you're pretty close. Yeah. I don't know if there are clickers

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or yes. And then you have
to whip around a shotgun. Do you

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like jump and get scared to play
with the lights off playing that game?

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There's no jump scares that I've had
yet. Really, it just sets the

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scene for me. When you're playing
with the lights off playing That's how I

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would up on you whoa, yeah, because Medal of Honor. The last

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game I played in I don't know
the year two thousand. On PS one,

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you're basically fighting Nazi Germany by and
large at night, and so it

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was always cool to turn the lights
all the way off and yeah, he's

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creepy. Your rifle with your scoop
and he's right up there at the top

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of that building in France. I'm
going to take him out of and it

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hits him on the hell and dang, and he gets mad. He's got

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machine him and all his friends now
know where. Oh yeah, yeah,

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you've giving up your position. It's
really fun. Keeps getting better. I

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agree. I had other distractions or
I probably would have evolved right along with

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everybody else with the gaming world that
I quit back, let's cat you back.

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I mean, hell, there's a
learning curve, dude, I know,

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but it's only like a few days
before you get the basics down and

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then you're like having fun. It's
like one day of really sucking. Yeah.

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Yeah, It's far easier than learning
how to snowboard or golf, where

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you have to dedicate months or at
least days of failure. It's really fun.

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I'd love to get a new console, a new system. Can you

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just get like a box and plug
it into your TV like in the old

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days. So you've got to be
online and you got to play with friends.

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Can you just play the damn computing? I don't want to meet anybody.

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I don't want to twelve year old
kid cursing at me to call you

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the the F word, yeah,
or the nword. Trust me, it's

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bad. You are terrible. Oh
those kids are terrible. Yeah, they

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have, they have, they're really
bad. And you know they're like little

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ten twelve year olds. Hear their
high pitched voice who are probably playing in

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their basement of their parents' house,
so they they're parents can't hear them because

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if their parents tell you all kinds
of things and then you come at them

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and then you get you get banned. Yeah, she's not wrong. There's

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a thing called proximity chat. Is
that why person keeps getting kicked off?

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Yeah? Because there's language proximity.
What proximity chat? So if like,

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if I'm in a building hiding and
there's another team, you can you won't.

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You can hear their footsteps, maybe
you hear the door open. Then

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once they get close enough you can
hear them talking to each other. It's

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really kind of cool. It's just
like real life. You'd hear someone talking

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if they were in the same next
room over, you know, like that.

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But then when you kill them,
there's still proximity chat and they yell

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some incredible creative I will say,
I think the bit is to yell the

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It's almost a bit to yell the
worst possible things you can think of.

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Like, I don't know that that's
language that they I don't, I really

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don't. I'm not an excuse for
people who say the wildest I've ever heard,

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but they go to a few words
that are just shocking. I bet

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there's some good screenshots of creative cussing
and call of duty. Yeah. When

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I play with Michael, my pastor
friend, Oh yeah, we don't drop

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any of that stuff. But when
we beat someone, some kid who's clearly

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wound up, we tell them that
our collective age is nearly one hundred.

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We let them know they just lost
the two fifty year old love it.

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Yeah, And then the last thing
you hear is like what, and then

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they get cut off. Anyway,
I don't know what we're doing. That's

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good stuff. We have good stuff
all morning long till ten o'clock and then

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good stuff on bend and skin until
two, and then the speakes. He

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always has good stuff. I know
they had a blast last night at Alamo

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Draft House for their big Let's Freak
and Chill movie night at the Cedars location.

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Nothing better than Alamo Draft House.
But it's time now talk a little

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sports because it's seven o'clock. Yes, good Man, now Sports at seven

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get some sporty sport around. We'll
do I guess Cowboys in a second.

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I want to start with MAVs.
They put a pretty good thumping on the

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I mean they lost the fourth quarter
to make the score sound I guess closer.

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If one thirty to one seventeen sounds
close. Washington Wizards where the foe

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last night, and they are not
a very good team. They're two and

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nine on the year. That is
nearly a polar opposite of your nine and

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three Dallas Mavericks five and two on
the road. But yeah, man,

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just another thump in their offense.
Just cooks when they wanted to. Lucas

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incredible. I still love the evolution
of Derek Lively, Who's was that another

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career high seventeen points? Because I
thinkhen we had sixteen or no maybe at

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eighteen a few weeks ago, whatever, seventeen and nine always look at his

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boards too, are pretty damned important. Man. He is continuing to evolve

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into more than I think we expected
that throughout the season. Yeah, seventeen

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is a career high in grieve because
he had fifteen and fourteen against Charlotte that

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one game, and sixteen in the
season open. But anyway, seventeen points

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career high. And the dude just
you can just tell he's everything that Luca

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wants. I'm a pick and roll
and the big man it can flush it.

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I love how they're coming together.
You get the feeling that what you're

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seeing when you see games like last
night where he does go seventeen to nine,

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seven for eight. Yeah, now
great, those are high percentage shots

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in most cases, but oh in
all cases, you get you get the

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feeling that that's kind of gonna be
right around his baseline when he fully emerges,

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evolves, whatever is what he's fully
realized, that's kind of gonna be

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his baseline is twenty a twenty ten. Guy, Yeah, I think so,

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I really do. I think you're
I haven't seen that here, man.

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Yeah, guy, that can not
only clean up, but is a

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viable option in the paint a seven
foot one, twenty ten dude, and

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that's pretty much exactly what the doctor
ordered coming off the last season. So

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yeah, he was great, But
I mean Lucas always the star, although

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Tim Hardaway was pretty much the star
of this game. That dude is playing

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really well early in the season seven
for eleven from the Arc and he I

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don't even remember him missing, so
I guess he did. But uh,

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yeah, he played great. Another
good Winter Fighting maps. Tell me what

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you know about Derek Jones Junior.
I know he will throw down dunk on

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your head because he had a filthy
one last night. I don't know all

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that much. He was one of
the not sexiest acquisitions, I suppose,

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and he's never scored double digits in
a game. But I don't know if

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he's a defensive specialist or what,
but yeah, he's He's got some highlight

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plays and seems to be blending in
real nice as well. That was a

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fun little bunch they had out there
last night, and was during the game

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because I was back and forth on
getting kicked off of illegal streaming platforms and

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I finally locked in on one that
had the local the local broadcast, and

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they were talking about how the MAVs
have, you know, kind of adapted

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to more of a quicker pace and
pushing the ball and running a little bit

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more, a little more transition basketball. And a kid made an interesting point

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in this little clip, the little
package that they put together, very very

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short thing, but he talked about
how this is going to help Luca rather

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than when Luca. Because Luca's incredible, an incredible defensive rebounder, his nose

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for the ball, his instincts of
knowing where the ball is going to be,

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he just ends up finding himself in
places that aren't typical for a point

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guard to get the ball. And
plus his body size helps him as well.

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But you know, normally we would
see Luca get a rebound and bring

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the ball up and he's got guys
hanging all over him and he's getting double

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teamed and he's getting trapped. Now
you're seeing Luca rebound the ball and push

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it up immediately like look to pass
first to find an open guy, and

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that that quickens the pace of your
offense number one, because you're getting it

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in to the front court at a
much you know, you're saving yourself three

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or four seconds right there, and
he's not. I think it's gonna help

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his longevity in the season to not
be so exhausted by having to carry dudes

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up up the court with him for
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Yeah. Well, and among the
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the league at is the full court
pass to a streaking dude, Like he

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can speed it up in transition as
good as anyone. He did it with

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Lively once and Lively shocked to catch
the ball like under the basket, and

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he had to kick it out to
Tim Hardaway, who knocked down like an

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easy three. I saw that.
It's great, But if Luca wants to,

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he can throw these dimes from anywhere. It's really surprising. No,

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it's not. He's so accurate it. The biggest surprise to me is to

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see the ranking of the MAVs in
the NBA in pace and I think they're

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like six in the league. Yeah, which historically since Luca got here,

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they've been near or at the bottom. Yeah. They play slow, Yeah,

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traditionally with him. Follow Ull said
that last night, which is interesting.

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He's like, and it's something we've
known for a while, but he's

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like, you know, you always
talk about zero to sixty, how quick

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someone can go zero to sixty,
and no one talks about how quickly Luca

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can go sixty or sixty to zero, you know, and it's using his

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body and slowing things down. I
don't know. He's kind of thing he

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does is beautiful. It's kind of
like a rope adope boxing match with him,

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Like he will just lull you into
this just kind of slow slow bang

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it out, and then he'll do
this just wild ass slithery, squirrely move

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that if you see him for the
first time, you'll think he's the luckiest

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player that's ever held a basketball.
But the sample size is so large on

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this dude that this is what you
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It ain't fluke. It ain't an
accident that he plays the way he

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does and makes things work the way
he does because he practices this stuff and

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he's really good at slow in the
pace. But I do like up tempo

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mavericks man, I really do real
one thing real quick. On Luca pa

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He talked about the condition of the
courts because the courts are different now for

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these for this end season tournament,
and he had some pretty inflammatory quotes about

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the state of these courts. So
when they lost in Denver on November third,

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Luca committed nine turnovers and was quoted
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weird, and then he added that
the color schemes would take getting used to

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now. On Tuesday against the Pelicans, when the Mavericks just collectively doukied the

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bed, he had sixteen points,
he was five to sixteen shooting, and

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had eight turnovers, and he said
that the colors on the court were only

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part of more concerning issues. And
here's this quote. He said, I

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mean, outside all the colors,
the court today was really bad. It

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was really slippery, and then some
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So, you know, if we're
going to have these courts, we've

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got to make sure that it's a
stable court so you can play on it.

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Like in Dallas, you know,
it wasn't stable, so we had

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to change it. Last Friday,
the Mavericks hosted the Clippers and the only

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home n season tournament game Dallas has
played to date, and hours before the

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game, the NBA announced that a
special made court that was supposed to be

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used was unplayable because of a manufacturing
issue. When it was pointed out that

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he went down at least twice during
the first six minutes of Tuesday's game,

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Daunchett said it was a little slippery, especially the paint area was slippery.

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Now they're not using these, you
know, these courts as excuses for bad

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play. And I think that you
could have played that Tuesday night game against

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the Pelicans anywhere and the Pelicans are
going to absolutely smear Dallas. But I

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think it's somewhat concerning. How how
would the floor be slippery and the ball

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not bounce properly? You know,
yeah, I'd like you the league knows

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what it's doing. We're gonna do
that. We're trying to sell this thing,

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and fine to make it look different
cool, like a lot of people

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mix up how their court looks.
I like that. Keep it fresh.

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Which, by the way, I
am what year will the first all digital

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NBA court appear where it's just blank, no where the court is is a

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digital blore and it looks like a
perfect basketball court and then in breaks they

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can turn it to whatever they want. Probably some years away. Maybe I

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don't know, but I guess maybe
it will be years because it can't perfect

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this. You can't perfect putting blue
paint on it and not having it be

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slippery and actually having an effect play
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I don't know how that happens,
Like you knew you were going to

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do this bit. Yeah, very
strange. All right, Well, the

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Mas are off for a couple of
days. They're at Milwaukee, so we

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get some yannish in the next game. Kyrie missed last night with a foot

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injury. I don't know how serious
it is. Hopefully he's back back in

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that game on Saturday night. We're
kind out of time. I almost cowboys

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want to do? We wanted you
carry it over because I want to talk

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about this as well. Three cowboy
items. Do you want to scut that

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we got next to the butt?
Got the butt? We can do a

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sports butt. No, I don't
want to do a sports butt about well

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actually, and I have an f
one thing in scuttle butt, So do

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sports butt? All right? Sports
butt coming up next? Sports butt?

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Uh? And I have other things
too. We know who's hosting the Oscars

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now JJ. I have to know
what JJ's Oscar watching festivities are. Don't

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you kind of wonder does she have
a big party and should we throw a

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big jj oscar party. Also,
you will believe what the world famous chicken

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ranch in Vegas is offering f one
drivers who are in town for the race.

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That is all, yeah, that's
all. Next that ninety seven to

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one La Frique