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The downbeat on ninety seven to one, the freak. There we go.

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We will talk about the Rangers getting
that ass last night, taking a two

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to one series lead. Get you
ready for Game four tonight at seven at

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what I refuse to call Chase Field. It's the Bob to me and it

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will always be the Bob to me. Did Chase buy bank one? Is

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that how that changed? And their
title sponsor just transferred? Makes sense?

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Right? Sponsor by am request?
I think so? Yeah? Yeah?

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Really? I think so that's breaking. Oh wait, no, I think

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Ameriquest had some like in run type
issues. If I'm not mistaken, there's

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something we are going on there.
Too much money on that damn Bell and

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put up in the left field one
merge with JP, Morgan, Chase and

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co in O four they're all one
big bank if you think about it.

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Yeah, kidding banking right, banking
right? Who's with me? Am?

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I right? Banking? Bankers?
Banking? Hold on, don't even get

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me started on finance. O doing
my finance? Look at me with my

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my finance. They're busy banking today, budget banker. Oh, shout out

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tell our bankers out there. So
the tailors, it's the tailers. Who

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do the real work. You know
what, they don't let they let him

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sit down. They don't let him
sit down. I have to today find

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and visit my bank. That's a
difficult, Mario. Yeah, since nineteen

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ninety. Your card says that on
it, thank you for your thirty years

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of membership. I don't even know
where it is. I don't know where

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to go. I'm got to google
map in on my way home and stop

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by a branch. You guys sold
us the man strut in there and wait

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behind the velvet ropes and go talk
to the teller. You would go to

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a bank that has velvet road.
I don't know what's in there, only

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the best stuff for you. For
me, I like to go to a

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bank where everyone knows your name.
I imagine bank size has just gotten so

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much smaller too, like at banks
you know, used to need to be

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bigger. A multiple aisles and lanes
and tellers are working. I'm sure right

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now it's like a it's obsolete little
check cashing place and a strip mall and

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there's one person in there. It's
obsolete. The bank ego too is Inner

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Bank off of Mockingbird. And my
guess, Steven, I still go in

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and get cash times every once in
a while, and pay off your gambling

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debts below. Hey, how you
doing. I have to get into a

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credit card every year because it always
breaks. He doesn't know you. Even

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if you know him, don't act
like he knows. Big listener of the

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thing to what station about to say? Nothing of that. Let's the most

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important thing in the world. Okay, banking, banking, it's not the

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most important thing in the world.
Wake up, your little sleepyhead. It's

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time to get your stupid ass out
of bed. To you about the most

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important thing in the most important thing
in So rangers talk at seven for those

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of you who want it all right
coming at you. But I thought I

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would make the most important thing in
the world a little different because it is

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coming up this weekend. And let's
get to the punch. You heard it

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here first, people, unless you've
already heard it somewhere. Two am on

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November fifth, so do the math. Tomorrow's the first Thursday, the second

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Fridays, the third Saturday is the
fourth Sunday. At two am. We

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will gain an hour of sleep,
so no more sleepy heads anymore. Next

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week everyone needs to be rested up. We get an extra hour of sleep.

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Mikey, You're gonna really love that
extra hour of sleep because you get

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to get up Sunday morning and watch
Dolphins Chiefs live from Germany. Oh,

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that is a good day for it. I get eight thirty am and you

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get an extra hour of sleep.
Kick ass. That'll feel good for one

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day and then it'll be normal again. Yeah. Unfortunately, people take advantage

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in my experiences, the extra hour
of up which off sets the extra hour

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of sleep. Yeah, we're going
to have I would imagine a five pm

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sunset, not five pm on the
Dot, but in the five pm hour,

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it will be dark by Yeah,
which is going to be weird.

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It's very weird. It's always the
first two weeks of that just throws me

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off, and then by then you're
middle of November and you're already in holiday

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mode. So but that's coming up
real early now. This there's been a

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lot of discussions about the push to
end it. We're still not there yet.

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No, still got a little ways
to go in terms of getting that

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pushed through. Agree it's still got
to go through all of the government chains

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of approval and the I think the
President has to sign on it. It's

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got to be voted on. It's
still because I thought the same thing and

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then I read about it a couple
of days ago, and like, oh,

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so it's not you know, sign
sealed and delivered in a drop dead

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date for this to stop. It's
still like everything else tied up in bureaucracy

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in the banking nineteen states that really
want to do it, and Texas is

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not one of them on the record, but there are a lot of people

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who think Texas would just go through
if everyone else did it. That they

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just want to say year round,
like Hawaii and Arizona, we just don't

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change our cocks deal with it.
But which one would it stay on what

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it is currently or what it is
about to be the one that it would

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be in March? That standard?
Yeah, that stuff confuses me and I

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really don't care that much. I
do care about the golf aspect, which

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actually has a significant roll in it. I mean, because golf people are

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tend to be well healed, and
well healed people tend to make decisions that

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affect our country disproportionately to how many
of them there are, and there is

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a lot of golf money that wants
it to be whatever it is now,

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yeah, the longer daylight, longer
into the evening, more light into the

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night. And I guess isn't it
rooted in money and security? I mean,

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isn't that why they do it?
Like so you put your lights on

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later? I think you had to
do with rationing, like back in going

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World War One, Thank you,
Danny. World War One. Nineteen sixteen,

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to save energy, Germany decided to
implement the first daylight saving time.

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And as we've learned over the years, if Germany makes a decision, you

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just go with it, really,
huh, or unite the world to fight

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against some of their decisions. I
was born in eighty eight. I don't

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know what happened before me. Yeah
you do. He does just me in

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Germany since he was born. Okay, the Boris Becker era, fine,

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Bor's Becker into Dirk. I mean, come on, yeah, I wasn't

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born. I wasn't born before nineteen
thirty nine either. But there are these

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things called books and documentaries that are
available to you whenever you were fake news.

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Okay, but the United States did
it in nineteen eighteen, two years

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after Germany did in nineteen sixteen,
So there you go. The idea was

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to maximize. Yeah, the use
of resources during some even half point,

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Mike, I was gonna say,
keep reading and I'll get You're right,

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why I am not reading some of
the fly prepared this before the show.

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Christmas Birthdays, that's it. Ye, straight to birthday. I wanted to

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learn more, keV. Oh yeah
that was good. You know the drill

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you get an extra hour so the
bar stay open, an extra hour technical

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that never works out well, by
the way, No, it doesn't,

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especially for the people that are working
that night. Yeah, yeah, they

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don't. Yeah. It never translates
into oh my god, we get to

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stay upen until three am, and
to think of all the extra money we're

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gonna make. No, because you're
home. The problem is, and I've

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experienced this on both sides. The
problem is is if you are someone who

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goes out frequently, your biological rhythms, your clock, it plans the evening

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out to shut things down and be
making your strategy to head home around that

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two am time. If you're somebody
who likes to close them down, ay,

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and what happens is you get your
your body is still geared to that,

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and then you just keep you add
another hour to that, so it

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throws everything off. People get way
drunker than they need to be. The

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act a damn fool. It's not
like they're hupping twice as much for the

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servers that are there that extra hour. Yeah, so it sucks for everybody.

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You're going to feel like crap the
next day. You didn't take advantage

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of the extra quote unquote extra hour
of sleep that you were afforded by this,

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And the bartenders aren't like they're just
up an extra hour later, right,

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and they're not making really any more
money. So kudos to the bars

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that say, you know what,
screw the time change, we're effing closed.

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Go home drunk. It was fun
when you were were in college.

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Yeah, you're in the full send
mode that one night when you're there and

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then bam, look at that there's
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yeah, you're right. I don't
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employees or probably for the patrons either. There's all the drunk people going no

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time it is, it's still one
now the time changed, and they're like,

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no, we're closed, and then
people are belligerent and drunk. You're

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exactly right. A lot of things
could happen. Well, let's talk about

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birthdays before we do birthdays. Some
things that did happen on Halloween Day in

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history? In nineteen eighteen, again
the world's the worst global epidemic of the

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century and fluenza spread. Is this
the Spanish flu? Right before the war?

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How about that? It was the
war twenty million people. I think

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the war ended in eighteen, didn't
it in eighteen? Started in sixteen and

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eighteen or fourteen three? Fourteen to
eighteen? Why were they? Are wars

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always four years? For five years? It's always not any more? Well,

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yeah, I guess cold wars a
different But what World War One and

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World War Two were both four year
wars? Weren't there five year wars?

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I think the US involvement in World
War Two was forty one to forty five,

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But it had been I mean,
talked to the UK, they had

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been dealing with it for a while
prior to that. But then Vietnam,

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I mean, my god, that
conflict went on for ten years basically,

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yeah, until he won to victory. Mike, I got one for you.

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Harry Houdini, one of your favorites, of course, one of my

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favorites, A legend of the Dark
arts. He died of game Green on

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this day. He died because someone
punched him in the stomach. You guys

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are trivia gurus, because he did
a trick where like you could anyone could

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punch him in the stomach, kind
of like an old sense saying, kick

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me in the balls, but sense
they must be ready. So someone came

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up to Harry Houdini and just punched
him as hard as they could in the

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stomach. And he wasn't ready.
He didn't have the diet for him in

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the proper way that only some of
us who are in the guild know how

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to do this. And uh,
he died as a result. But great

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magician to just up his insides.
Yeah, jeez, war, I wonder

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if he had like hiccups for three
days. I think he died pretty quickly,

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right, Yeah, I think so. Really, you know, Gang

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Green hits that quick back then.
Yeah, it's a different time. In

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twenty six there wasn't a lot of
cures for Gang Green. You know something

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I've learned with you, if you
just say something with a a modicum of

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confidence, and you can pretty much
get anybody to believe anything. Let him

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ride the high that he did not
said, and it's like, what are

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you doing. I got through it. Don't say some things out loud.

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That's right, that's right. Yeah, absolutely, Today in nineteen forty he

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so freaking smart, he does.
I'm impressed by all's trivia knowledge though general

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trivia knowledge. Thank you, really
am. It was cool to see Kevin

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impressed with us for the first time
in his life one week ago in a

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car in a beautiful prosper board of
his phone Internet trivia games that we could

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never complete because his add wouldn't allow
him to finish the game all over the

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place. That was fun. Today, in nineteen forty one, Mount Rushmore

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was completed. It took fourteen years
to make it. The problem is they've

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been taking off some of the presidents
and adding kickers. Yeah so yeah,

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just as a few days ago.
It's got John Carney up there. You

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guys ever been to Mount Rushmore.
I had. It's underwhelmingly tiny. I

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went and I don't recall all that, and I know I've heard that a

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plenty. I remember being wowed by
it. I couldn't believe it. You

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walk out and there's this sort of
observation deck and it's I think it's fairly

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far away from where Mount Rushmore is
which maybe makes it look tiny. But

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I remember just thinking, look at
that. That is damn beautiful. I

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don't even know where is it in
South Dakota. It's in South Dakota.

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It is South Dakota. Yeah,
yeah, but I haven't thought it was

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amazing. Were you doing? I
bet it was badass? What were you

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doing in South Dakota? Seeing the
world? Man? Learning all the stuff

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that I know? Now, No, just tell the truth, Air Force.

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I was going to buy drugs,
do alcohol. No, I'll tell

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you this sport when one summer,
my uh, this is really cool.

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And look, I mean my dad
had a schedule that sometimes allowed him time

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off, time on whatever. Oh
is this the time you traveled with your

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dad? Well? Well no,
no, no, no, different than

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I think the one you're thinking about. One summer again, from Miami,

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Florida, we took the entire family
to Seattle, Washington. My dad bought

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an astro van and we drove essentially
from Seattle to Miami, and we drove

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up through British Columbia and Alberta and
went to Calgary and I'm Vancouver, Calgary,

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BAMF Edmonton, and then down through
Montana to the National Parks and Glacier

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National Park and then east through the
Dakotas. So I got to visit a

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lot of that's awesome place. Yeah, I was very educated for ten Yeah,

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probably twelve maybe not a great time
to see it. That's a great

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age to go see that. So
that's why I've knocked out a lot of

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states compared to I think I'm at
forty six states or something. Of course,

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you'd you got to get to these
other states. What are we doing?

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I know, I know, are
you going to go to Oklahoma?

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When he's been to Oklahoma this year
on the back of my RV Oklahoma is

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colored in. That's cool that your
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you on a nationwide trip. Yeah, took the whole summer to drive from

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Seattle to Miami, which is one
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Fond memories. Huh, very fond. I was sick of being in

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that astro van, I think,
of course, Yeah, that wasn't That

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wasn't Plymouth Dodge Chrysler's finest moment,
the astro Van. And then years later

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I would steal my dad's astro Van
when he was out of town and drive

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up to Gainesville to buy astro glide
to party with my brother at his fraternity

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house at the University of Florida,
and I got so sick I barfed out

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of the sliding door. Remember that
the cliff windows that only opened like an

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inch and a half. Hard to
barf out of those things. And I

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forgot to clean the door and I
got everything back no problem. And then

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my dad just saw barf on the
side of the astro van and exposed me

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from my trip to Gainesville. Go
Gators. I have sony birthdays ready bya

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soroy. Happy Birthday, Vitas,
my mom's birthday, eighty one years old,

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Sweet sweet Vita Birthday. Yeah,
I know it. I was trying

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to book her as a guest,
but I think it fell through. Damn

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it, because in the midst of
our pleasant phone call last night, she

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started yelling at me for something and
then ended with, I don't want to

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be on your show. Well,
well, I think of it as Kevin

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and Danny's show and just take it
from there, okay, because she would

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have. She called my old shoe
the Julie Show. True, she's a

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long history of not giving Kevio the
respect he deserves. She did say wonder

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one in a game show ten plus
years ago that she would that she liked

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to me more than machine though,
and that was enough for me. Yea,

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everybody likes you more than machine.
That's not true. Little JJ's thirty

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three not mean the Happy Birth.
Oh it's a Nickelodeon character apparently, Yeah,

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y'all related. I wish yeah.
Cool? You think litl JJ has

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a lot of money right now,
he's got more than me. You think,

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yeah, he does wild now he
does a few stuff. Now I

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don't know that is so? Yeah, lightning around, just still in time.

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Ready, we're gonna go one word. Ready, Dermott Maroney sixty,

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Mike Handsome Hair, Rob Schneider sixty, Danny the Fat Chick. What's the

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name of that show? Next?
What's you Can do It? The movie

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he was in and a bunch of
them what was it called The Something Chick?

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Adam Sendler, Yeah, Adam White
Chicks kept him and puts them in

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everything. He puts them in everything. It's made a career out of him.

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John Candy seventy three, Canada,
Joe Montana, we would have been

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seventy three. Michael Landon would have
been eighty seven Little Hair advanced air restoration.

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For that restoration, stay tuned for
seven fifty five eight fifty five A

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rock would have been fifty seven.
Adam whos the best? He was the

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one, he was the real star
to the five Burrows. Vanilla ice fifty

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six, Van Winkle probably listening Johnny
Marr sixty Smith's y is genius, Seal

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mcman genius Willow twenty three, who
Willow the movie No with Warwick Davis the

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girl David movie, Yes, twenty
three will Smith's daughter, She's awesome,

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really Yeah, herself's good. The
hot Chick was Rob Schneider's movie, Not

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the Fat Chick who said that mikey, I didn't know, why would you

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do that? Mike would say that. Uh. Peter Jackson seventy three,

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that's an editing machine, Yellow t
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Dan rathers ninety two have audio for
this one. JJ was this guy a

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good reporter? Dan Rather ninety two
co Conchro missile contro missial Kevio just summed

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up his entire career in a point
five second clip. Dan Rather, Dan

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the man who was like in American
living rooms for multiple decades and This is

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how Kat remembers him. I'm not
I'm not mad about it. Contro missial,

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But how does that compare to Jeff
Skinway, dian Kinsl and ink Kinsler.

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Oh no, dian Kinsl and ink
Kinsler. I never heard that.

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That is not good. At the
end of the turn of contro missile controms

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co contro missial contro missial. Uh, Michael Maley's fifty seven guts do you

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have it? Yeah? Shown Danny
and I have never heard of the excited

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the game shows back in the day
Fred McGriff fifty nine and on off the

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day of World Series Game four,
A big happy birthday of forty first birthday

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to Mike Napoli nap nap wiener,
Make me happy. Pop that top off

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and have a time. Him and
Dan Kinsl and in Kinsler Good Ranger teams,

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poor guy? Is this your team? A good Ranger team? Dan

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Kinsl and in Kinsler? Is that
the set up? What were you looking

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for? Throwing you to a t
sports Rangers? They win in the game,

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but three is it? Yeah,
we'll talk about game three. They're

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hurting Game fours tonight. What happened
last night? How can they do it? Again tonight