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and five. Now we get Sports
at seven coming up in about thirty minutes,

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and we have a little hodgepodge of
a lot of things, but I

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will feature it by saying, Jerry
Jones has commented on the Cowboys playing in

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some international games and it's kind of
interesting his thought process there. And big

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fight in the NBA last night after
a game and it was the pettiest thing

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ever. We'll get to that in
thirty minutes, but right now, let's

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do this. Wake up your little
sleepyhead. It's time to get your stupid

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ass out of bed to hear about
the most important thing in the most important

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thing in Yeah, Kevin, and
it's brought to you by us. Go

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ahead before we get to the most
important thing in the world. Quick follow

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up from our previous segment on toddlers
swearing, which is alarming but more importantly

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hilarious. A couple of a little
bit of feedback from our text our text

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app here, which you can jump
in on any time you want, simply

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text two on four seven eight seven
nine seven one. Talking about dudes having

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kids later in life. This guy
says, my seventy year old father decided

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to have more kids later in life. I have nine year old half sisters.

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I'm forty. I'm doing the math
here and going, yeah, that's

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basically the age difference in Malcolm to
Josh. Yeah, yeah, a little

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less. I mean they're twenty eight
years apart. This is thirty one years.

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I think it's probably not. It's
like a normal thing. But I

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bet it happens way more than you
think. In casual conversation you make the

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joke. I don't know, but
I bet it. I don't know if

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it has happening to anybody other than
the Rolling Stones. They're all like eighty

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and have you know kids in first
grade celebrities. One person says, I'm

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fifty three years old and I have
four grandchildren. But that's so normal,

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man, Like back in the day
when you would have get married and have

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kids when you were in your early
twenties. Yeah, and then your kids

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would have kids when they were in
their early twenties. It was very common

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to see grandparents that were in their
mid forties. Yeah, very normal.

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One texter says, if you've seen
the video of the little girl building a

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snowman, it keeps falling over and
she keeps saying, effing snowman. Another

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says, my daughter heard her grandpa
and then she made the sorry sack of

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s song. I'm sorry, man, It's funny. Kids cussing is hilarious.

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It is. It's great, and
I want more of it in my

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life. Keep cussing toddlers, keep
us entertained with the aftermath. Later,

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so thinking out, Oh, so
there's a big concert announcement yesterday, I

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believe, and it's that the Food
Fighters are coming to town in May.

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Now that's only a big deal for
a couple of reasons. The Food Fighters

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don't play here every year. They
tour all the time, but they don't

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play here. It seems that they
play here like once every ten years or

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so, maybe maybe five to ten. I never seen them. I like

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them. I'm not like those diehard
food fighters, since I like food fighters,

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but I'm not like I've seen them
once. I think I got drug

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there with Corby one time, and
I believe it was at fair Park Music

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Hall, which is a great venue, so good in there. Yeah,

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I believe that's where I saw them. They were great, great live.

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Well, they'll be at do Seki's
obviously in May, and that's where they're

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kicking off their their US tour and
the tickets go on sale today ten o'clock.

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That's the perfect venue for them.
No. Yeah, they're coming to

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Dallas to play star Plex. That's
where they play now too. It's just

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that's what they do. And then
made of right when the concert season's kind

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of kicking off out there at Doski, So they got an announcement. It

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had me thinking about something in this
article I saw the other day and kind

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of stowed away. We have our
stats in for twenty twenty three year end

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top tours. Okay, I got
the top forty. I'm gonna do this

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in the form of fun just to
add a little competition to the battle.

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Here's the top forty. If you
get number one, you get forty points.

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If you get number forty, you
get one point. Okay, you

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get reverse points. You get reverse
points, all right, and you get

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three x'es and then we'll just start
talking. Yeah, I had the most

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money in twenty twenty three, the
most money. Auring say, Beyonce made

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the most money? Correct? Number
one, it was Beyonce. Beyonce.

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If I've earned seventy point five million
dollars now, I think I'm gonna retire

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with forty points. I think they
left Uh, I'm just gonna say,

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I think they left Taylor off of
this because her tour is technically still going,

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like she's not playing now, but
she has more dates. So I

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think they left her off of this, But because otherwise she would have been

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up there too, right behind Beyonce. How did Metallica do? Oh,

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they came to town and they were
fourteenth, right, They did one hundred

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and twenty five point eight million dollars
and they only played nineteen shows. Boy,

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that's about That's about where you want
to be. I would imagine if

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you're their age and you're playing twenty
shows a year, Yes, year,

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I guess this don't play every year
either. Nineteen shows and those guys are

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making millions. That's the that's the
crazy thing. Beyonce played fifty five shows

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and what did she gross? Five
hundred, five hundred and seventy million dollars.

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She was number one? Do you
hear that? Number one grossing tour?

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I just heard Beyonce? What happened? She was the number one grossing

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tour of twenty twenty three? Oh
yeah, I knew that. Guess who

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guessed it? Yeah? Boy,
come on now he did, he guessed

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it. He's the Beyonce King top
ten of all time tour. Uh.

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And Taylor's not on it because of
some technicality that her tour is still going

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on. And I guess Metallica at
number fourteen. And okay, dude,

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Dave Matthews generates a ton of money
on tour number thirty fifty five shows and

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yeah, sixty seven million dollars of
your rounding up? Okay, So yeah,

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they live in the world of amphitheaters
mainly a few arenas, but you

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know them, and bands like you
know, Fish keep places like the Gorge

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open. You know. Yeah,
I'm trying to think of other Oh man,

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how about the U two thing out
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that what that caulend is a tour? I don't have you two on here,

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and I think it's probably because they're
probably still figuring all of that.

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It's more of a residency than Yeah
that's true. Yeah, yeah, but

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I know those tickets aren't cheap.
I'm trying to think of who came through

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and did big shows, big stadium
shows. Bad Bunny, Bad Bunny is

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a number. He is up there, elsa here. Bad Bunny's number twenty

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eight. He did eighteen shows and
he did sixty eight million dollars eight How

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much was it? Uh, sixty
eight million dollars he did eighteen shows.

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So but he got sixty eight million
dollars for eighteen shows. Meanwhile, Dave

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Matthews band did about that same amount
of money in fifty five shows, which

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kind of what it is. But
the weekend, but he will the weekend,

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Yes, weekend number eight thirty five
shows, nearly two hundred million dollars.

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I bet no, I bet number
two is not even close to Beyonce

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either. Uh yeah, there's a
two hundred and thirty million. It would

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be about half of what of what
she made the number two and it's by

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a very popular band. I don't
think they came through here last year.

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It was two years ago. They
came through here though. They played.

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When they came through here, they
played the Cotton Bowl. Oh my god?

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Uh who Jonas brothers? Nope?
Who would that be? Maroon five?

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Nope? Cotton Bold Uh. Jonah's
brothers played for the Rangers play and

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Moroon five plays? Do sekis usually
when they come through Rolling Stones didn't tour

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Stones way younger. What genre?
Oh, poppy poppy rock pop, britt

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pop rock, britt pop rock.
Oh Harry, no, he was three

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though there's number three. A lot
of shows? How many do yeah?

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He was well. He did a
mini residency thing too. He didn't do

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tour dates specifically, he did what
in the US. He did four shows

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in New York, four shows in
Austin, four shows in Chicago. But

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that was and that was actually after
the tour, because this tour was last

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year. Yeah, and so then
I think he came around his dad a

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couple of he did the long weekends. He was number two Cold Play?

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Oh wow, I forgot. They
came through and they played they lived in

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Europe a lot too, though they
weren't. Yes, that's right, they

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were at the Cotton Bowl. Okay, yeah that was two years ago,

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so like, yeah, okay,
oh man, I'm not even thinking country

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music. He was this year actually
put out that album that everyone bought apparently

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everything. I don't know a person
that listens to Morgan Wallen, I guess,

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but I'm sure I guess. I
do say something bad about him and

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you'll hear from him. Yeah,
I know, And look, I ain't

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nothing. I just don't. I
just hadn't. It didn't come across my

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come across my feed, as they
don't listen to country. Every two or

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three years, you'll have the guy
that emerges from Nashville that wins the country

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music lottery. You know, he
gets the right team of songwriters behind him,

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the right label push, the right
marketing and and the right radio promotion.

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Yeah right, press the article comes
out about him. Yeah, dropping

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in bomb after you get dropped off
by Ruber at home and have somebody catch

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that on the ring camera and then
you sail off, yes, and then

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just watch the watch the stacks roll
in man crazy Lizo on that list.

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Lizzo was on the list, but
way down there. Thirty six should forty

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nine shows know he's sixty million dollars. Number five was Ed Sheeran, Yes,

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man, I don't get it either
though. You just hate the tiny

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guitar, that's all. But no, I don't get Ed Sheer in the

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same way I don't get Morgan Walling. I don't know what's good about it,

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any of it. He's very talented, is he really is? I'm

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I mean, all these people are
very talented, and he's admired among his

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peers. Goes back to bath but
I'm sitting here going get to edge your

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concert. He sat under a tree
and played a lilting Irish and that's stilling

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out there to their death. There
are people who want to see a guy

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play a small guitar underneath the tree, and fill at and T Stadium to

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see that dressed as a Knight.
Things that don't get. I don't get

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you when it kept going Danny six
Pink. She's playing a big tour and

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her dates got canceled because she's sick
or something. She must have an enormous

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fan base, because I don't do
She's touring with Brandy Carlisle, so does

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she do stuff still, like as
far as making records that are hits and

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on the radio. No, but
she's a artist. I know that.

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I think that's it. Remember when
she came out or emerged on the scene

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that was that seems like that was
like ten fifteen years ago, and she's

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still try twenty No, not twenty
dude, I think so. Really,

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Pink was I want to say two
thousand. What I'm saying is her heyday

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as far as popularity in you know, to to pop culture. It was

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a long time ago and she's and
she's still making that kind of bank touring.

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That's that says a lot about her
connection with her audience. That's a

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really good, pretty well uh curated
fan base. Yeah, she's a very

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good performer. She does the aquaback
thing, Yeah, big strings I heard.

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She's a lot of fun. Because
of the fearing that she's gonna plunge.

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You get the feeling that she could
fall to her death, and that

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makes for That's why people watch bull
riding, That's why people listen to the

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show. At any point, any
one of these guys is going to crash.

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And but she is true, it
does feel like she's one of those

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artists that Okay, what is a
hit song? Made a hit song?

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Off the top of your head,
I can run as fast exactly, like

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raise your glass. It's the only
one that comes to mind for me other

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than that. How does that go? So raise the glass if you are

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or something like that. Yeah,
and then the right wait, yeah that

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goes. I've heard that one.
Yeah, that one, I got it

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now. That's that's that's that's that's
only one that comes to mind with her.

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And there's another one I think she
does. Ye know that was with

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like four of the people. Yeah, I think of that as more of

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a Christina Aguilar. H oh.
I got one thing. Didn't Elton John

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come through this year? It is
number seven? Okay? I knew that

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he had a big one pink game
party started. Yeah, she's out,

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so you better get that party.
So yeah that's ojab I forget that.

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Uh okay, okay, So Elton, sir, Elton is number seven?

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Seven, number eight is the weekend
number nine depeche Mode. Yeah, dang

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Airline Center. How many shows did
they do? Forty seven? They must

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have been charging a lot one hundred
and seventy five million dollars. Damn,

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that's good. Good for them,
Number ten, Black Pinky Huge, number

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eleven, another huge one, Carol
G. She played nineteen shows and got

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one hundred and forty five million dollars. Carol G. Drake, I ain't

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no her uh Drake twelve Luke Comb's
thirteen. I think another example that could

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be wrong here because I remember back
when I worked on the Minskin Show,

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like in twenty twenty, he was
hosting Sara at Live and Christina was like,

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oh, that's good, he's good. Like Christina knew. Christina had

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a little bit of time where she
worked on country music radio, so she

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was probably more aware, just like
we would all be if we worked in

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country USIC radio. We would know
these names. Yeah, we'll better.

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We did The Dead and Company at
fifteen. There you go. How many

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shows a lot? Twenty eight?
Okay, that's not many, not too

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many? Sixteen post malone sixty one
shows? How many post mollim plates plate

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sixty one sixty one shows? Okay? And he didn't even make the top

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ten. One hundred and ten million
dollars. He made a lot of money

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off of his post cups at Caine's
Chicken Fingers. Yeah, there's a line

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down the street for those Danny eleven
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and it's country, Is it Garth? No, the other one you're talking

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about? Okay, If Garth's the
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all know it. Everyone knows it
that Garth Brooks is the king of country.

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Is George the Prince of country?
George straight? Yep, the Prince?

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Welly, that'll get the text messages
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somehow yeah, uh guns n' roses
blink on two and then muse that's kind

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of your interesting things. Those is
interesting your tours and number thirty nine only

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playing five shows and made fifty six
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Wow, what in the world did
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five eleven million dollars a show that
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they. I think he got I
think he got moved. Didn't it get

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do it like a COVID thing or
something? Nothing they do. I think

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they got sick. Huh. I
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But eleven million dollars a show that's
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ticket, man, that's stupid.
Super Birthdays real quick. The sport's coming

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up in ten today. Okay.
She took a lot of heat during COVID

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because a video went viral of her
going but people are gonna die. Vanessa

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hudgens Old thirty five. She's your
age, she's my age, and I

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think she's available. No, she
just got married. Damn it to who

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some guy? This girl's beautiful.
He's gorgeous. She is is. I

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don't think it would work between you
two. I don't think it would either.

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Number one, you're engaged. Number
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to someone who's not crazy. You
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Well, I have to see the
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mix. We'll see what happens.
That's one vote. They could be three

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against one and obviously nothing happens.
Okay, David, that's Huges gorgeous.

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But also also that voice. I
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She was wronged though, because she
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this. You can't say it out
loud. We know, just did the

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whole thing. Like, I shouldn't
be streaming this. I should link this,

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but I'm just gonna say it.
Good friend of mine and the current

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queen of Fort Worth country music,
Summerdine texts in and she says, I

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played over one hundred and fifty shows
this year and I'm probably in the red.

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Oh no, summer, Ah,
do you know, Summer. She's

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awesome. I'm gonna look look her
up and listen to her music. Yeah,

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it's old school, like if you
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in the seventies, Loretta Lynne style. She's perfect. Actually, you know

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her if you saw yeah, I
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Joshua a couple of years ago.
Maybe think that's right. Yeah, she's

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done a lot of collabed stuff with
with pretty noted country dudes. Yeah.

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She's awesome, man, a tough
one. Got a teaching job like a

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number of years back, like she
was, you know, dabbled and committed

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full time to this and her career. It's been I sent her a text

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a couple of weeks ago, just
like, dude, I cannot believe how

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proud I am of you for,
you know what, not only taking the

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chances that you've taken, but how
far you've gone, you know, Like

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she I fully see in the next
couple of years she's going to actually blow

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up and people are she's gonna be
a household name. Oh yeah, she's

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incredible. All right, Summer,
keep grinding. I want to sing with

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you, Summer, and thank you
for listening. What are you doing listening?

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Now? Going to the gym.
It's got to stay in shape for

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all those tour dates. Bro one
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if I can't holding a guitar for
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in my living room, in my
back would be like, ah, too

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much. That's why Ed Sharon plays
the tiny guitar. Yeah smart, he's

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smart. Thuy Traying would have been
fifty Danny. That is the Yellow Power

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Ranger. Treeny, she was the
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I believe it was a car accident, but I'm not one hundred percent

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sure. The Little house quitting from
yesterday's show, Frank whitecheck I said I

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didn't know his cause of death former
Titans tight end at the edge of it

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two. Yeah, he hit his
head on what he fell and hit his

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head. I don't know that on
the toilet. More on that in Sports

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at seven I'll find out offset is
thirty two. Do you know the rap

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group that offset is in? I
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maybe they're still lappening. That's Migos. Oh coolgos. So you love eggs,

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especially with the little tortilla strips and
the cheese tortilla strips. Make everything

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better, right, throw them on
a salad just to see, just to

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see, not too much because you're
trying to not have those carbs. But

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y habit, it's corn, it's
not flower. That's good. Yeah,

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okay, you're going to help me. Hear acdc's Cliff Williams is seventy four

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bass player. He's the bass guy. Okay, ys it. He lays

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it down, Kevin, do do
do do do do Do Do Do Do

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Do Do do do do do do
doo. This is the Cliff Williams bass

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tutorial. Do do do do do
Do Do do Do Do Do Do Do

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Do Do Do Do Do Do Do
do do do do do do do do

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do do do do do doing the
job. Doude do do do do do

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do do do do doo. Yep. If you know, you know love

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a CDC though I grew up listening
to that crap I know. It's like

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my parents had a CDC albums singing
Big Balls on the way to school.

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Oh that's where that came from,
and everybody comes and comes again. You

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listen to that on the way to
school. You never knew, You never

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knew. Sometimes sometimes it'd be something
else. Leland Chapman forty seven. Leland

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Chapman, forty seven. He is
dogged the bounty hunter. Oh really,

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his name is Leland. Didn't he
have shot stuff? Was shocking? Huh?

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He did? May not though,
but he did. Uh, And

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No stre Damas would have been like
five hundred and twenty, who would have

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predicted that. I'm gonna ahead and
tell you, No stra Damas didn't know

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that much. He's gotten a couple
predictions right, just like we all do,

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like, oh, this guy's about
to hit on home run. We

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do it. We can all slap
a bunch of nonsense against a wall and

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in five hundred years maybe a couple
of them come true and then we're legends.

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It's sickening that he got to be
famous for just getting a couple things

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right. Screw No stra Damas,
but also rest in peace coming up next.

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Jerry Jones has commented on something involving
the Cowboys playing home games not at

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at and T Stadium, and a
bit of a petty fight and over a

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game ball in the NBA. Next
on the Freak