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You're listening to the Downbeat on ninety
seven to one The Freak. Can we

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go to shopping? What? What? What? What? What? What?

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What? What? What? What? What? What? Kevin?

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I can tell you what full confidence
Mike that today is the first day of

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April. What what? Yeah?
Yeah? We got going At six we

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told you about that live car chase
happening in East Dallas. We told you

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about the Rashi Rice incident, the
big wreck that happened Saturday at six twenty

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pm. Oh yeah, kift you
updated on MAVs Rangers. A lot of

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good stuff and a fun show.
We had audio from the Jim Crawd from

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Jim Crack, the Winston jingle Shocking
and I'll tell you what more stuff.

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All throughout the week. We will
have a pair of Dave Matthews band tickets

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to give away. I got a
fun way to give them away. I

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think I'll do it on Wednesday.
I did put a post up at ninety

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seven to one The Freak. Come
TikTok, Instagram, follow us all the

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places. But we are giving away
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seconds Pavilion, Livenation dot com for
your tickets. Five pairs throughout the week.

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Listen Live for more on when we
give those away, because you might

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want to be a part of that. Maybe you don't. I definitely do.

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That's that today, April Fool's Day. I'm Kevin Turner, That's Dandy

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Baylis, that's Mike's Roy J.
J. Jackson. Ever, Fool's Day

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is a tricky one because I a
am not a big prank Well, I'm

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saying pranks for fun as long as
they're not mean spirited. I actually didn't

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really love punked. I always thought
it was kind of Hey, I didn't

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fully believe all of it, although
I do think it's authentic. But I'd

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rather see, for instance, i'd
rather see Johnny Knoxville get shot off a

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cannon or you know, we man
stick his dog and a bike spoke.

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Then god, well, I mean
it's just horrible. Then did you really

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do that? He put it's a
jackass, you know, just you know,

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I don't know to see stuff like
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I know some people like I did
the Drop interview and that's a little maybe

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it's a little mean spirited, but
it comes from a place of asking someone

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to do an interview and they do
it. I think someone said yes,

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I think some of the best but
also kind of mean pranks are the ones

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that end up wasting someone's time.
That's if that's the biggest sin of it.

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I think that's a great one.
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time is currency these days, I
would like some of us have less of

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it than we used to. I
guess we all have less time than we

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did before, that's true. But
yeah, it's like when you waste somebody

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like one of those damn drop interviews, or when Mosquito and the Hulk waste

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some guys or out of their day. I mean, that's a prank.

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They're rarely a prank phone call that
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rarely, if ever, coming from
a place of a being mean, no

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b They have agreed to do an
interview, so it's like they've given permission

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and signed up for something. Soon
as we'll take them on a ride.

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You don't worry about that too much. The April Fool's Day prank. Hate

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it do If anyone goes for that
on April Fool's Day, I absolutely hate

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it. Well, it's very popular, someone's gonna do it, and companies

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are gonna do it. I was
trying to check Twitter. It's hard to

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tell this early in the morning.
Who's who's up to their their funny pranks

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again? Oh, Dorito's is gonna
send a million Doritos through the roof of

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the building. Yeah, but what
we knew about you read last week?

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Yeah, seven eleven's hot dog flavored
Seltzer water is like kind of funny.

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Yeah, the new Big Bite hot
Dog Sparkling Water, which is brought to

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you by House of Miracles. Okay, that's funny, that's really fun their

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side project. Are these actually real
though, because I'll go buy a can

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of this just to have it on
display. That's funny. Big Bite hot

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Dog Sparkling Water. Happy, Why
would you produce that? Why would you

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waste the money to produce that?
First people talk about it, We'll talk

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about it, and then they remember
that's true. Oh yeah, I just

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passed a Volerro to pull into a
seven to eleven and get my gaye.

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It combines a mouthwatering experience of seven
eleven's iconic Big Bite hot dog in a

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one refreshing beverage ketchup and mustard included. Okay, which we have learned that

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mustard and catch Up are best friends. That's funny. Malcolm taught us he's

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a little tiny genius and choose at
some point the people that mix mustard and

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catch up, and that's something wrong
with them. You didn't say you put

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them together. They just are always
next to one another, like salt and

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pepper. Salt and pepper are best
friends too, Yeah, they are.

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They have to hang out a lot. You know, we all thought Bert

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and Ernie were best friends. Turned
out they were really gay. No they're

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not. No, No, We've
just it doesn't matter. Have you ever

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heard of Kevin's Natural Foods? Yes? I have? Kevin. What's their

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bit? Oh, you're like Jesus, They're gonna put some carbs into their

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food for the first time. I
speak Kevin, Do you speak Kevin?

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Kevin's Natural Foods has their new line
of personal care products inspired by food dishes,

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including Korean barbecue deodorant. Come on, that's funny, cilantro lime toothpaste,

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yuck or tick a Masala sunscreen.
I mean there having a little fun.

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I look, I'm not gonna say
I'm on team having fun and then

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point view, its stupid, that's
stupid, super stupid. Stupid. I

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agree with you. Those don't hurt
anyone. There's no victim to that.

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It's just a write up. That's
fun. That's not a prank, though,

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that's just a pr thing. What's
a prank? What's a real good

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prank? Prank is rooted in getting
someone two We've done one hundred pranks.

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I know. Pranks are a staple
of radio stations. Really we should have

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done more around here. Maybe I
will crank one up all right, then

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put the little cricket and cat sounder
into the wall again, and let's hope

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that we're not fine because of damage
done. Just make sure they're all gone

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by Friday. Yeah. I love
a big prank, I'm telling you.

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I love it. The action,
I love it. I hate it on

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this day when it's contrived. Yeah, okay, that's fair. I know.

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Yeah. A part of the prank
is getting someone when they don't know

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what's coming. I think it's harder
to I think it's harder to execute a

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prank today. I ain't good just
too. Everybody's on guard, right,

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yeah, oh absolutely absolutely? Are
you on guard? Oh my god,

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every day you're on guard every day, head on a swivel. I did

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declare myself years ago unprankable, But
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know that that's true anymore. I
don't think I'm on it on guard as

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much as they used to be.
But I don't think you're gonna I don't

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know anything worthy of like tricking me. I don't think I would fall for.

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But I don't know. I've done
some things too, like low hanging

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fruit, like interns back in the
day that I I, well, you

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got the audio, so it's great. One kid. We basically we had

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cam Smith freak out like he was
head of the company and freak out on

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an intern that he was looking at
porn on the company computer. And he

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basically said, well, this was
Kevin's computer. And then the intern was

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like, well, does Kevin need
to lose his job? You will get

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the producer role of this show if
and the guy actually was like, no,

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he didn't do anything wrong. It
was the sweetest thing. And then

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I lost touch with the guy.
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a little too high pressure. Didn't
we have the multi level prank on Corby

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that Dirk was mad at him.
Oh man, that was because her involved

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and Corby was just throwing out just
a conversation a sad movie that the one

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that came to mind was Shindler's List, which is about some uh his German

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atrocities. Yes, in the past, they were going through some changes,

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so we got him to believe that
Dirk was so mad at him that he

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was pulling out of like Dallas dogger
events and tennis tournaments, crap Corby was

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involved in. He it's kind of
the thing that he was on the verge

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of tears multiple times, knowing more
so just knowing that he upset Dirk.

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Yes, that he disappointed Dirt,
and we had Cuban involved Dirk. So

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fun, that is fun, but
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you were going to trigger a response
that well, back in the day,

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you didn't execute a prank unless you
could produce audio of it to play on

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the radio. That was the whole
point. I've been the victim of a

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couple of those, have been you
know, part of pranking other people,

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and you know, I always go
back to one of the most genius ones

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of all time was the night that
we or the afternoon that we broke into

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Mike Rener and Greg Williams' motel room
at Port Charlotte for spring training and hid

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alarm clocks, battery operated alarm clocks
in different areas, probably about eleven of

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them to start going off at about
three thirty in the morning every fifteen minutes.

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These little digital alarm clock, you
know the sound. One started at

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three point thirty, and I think
there were about ten of them that went

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off every fifteen minutes, and then
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of about ninety minutes. So at
about five forty five in the morning,

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a big radio clock that we had
duct taped underneath a counter was set to

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the classic rock station and cranked to
ten. So they spend all night trying

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to clear their room of these,
and you can never get them all.

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So you're like, you think you're
in the clear, and you go back

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to sleep. It's like you find
the first one, you find it,

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it's like, okay, they got
me. Then the second one goes off

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and you realize, okay, this
is a terrorist attack, and then you

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realize that they're probably everywhere. So
you tear the room apart and maybe you

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get three or four of them,
but you don't get all of them.

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And then there's another one, and
then you keep tearing the room apart,

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and then you think you finally got
it all done. You're asleep for an

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hour and a half, and then
at five forty five in the morning,

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the clock radio the bigs with the
speaker, big speaker cranks on and it's

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tell me Lies by Fleetwood Mac,
just blasting on ten throughout your entire motel

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room. And then you're just like, what, I got no sleep,

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I'm mad And this song is stuck
in my head forever that anytime I hear

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it, I'm gonna go back to
that place. Ask Mike Rinder about that

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song. That's what he will tell
you. He'll tell you that entire story,

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and it's one of the best.
And then there's always prank retribution.

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Like you get pranked, you immediately
want to get the person back. Most

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people will be we'll lie like assassins
in the reeds and wait for their opportunity.

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Not the hammer. The hammer wanted
instant, instant retaliation. So the

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next night he breaks into our room
while we're away during the day and we

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walk in our motel room. That
night after an evening of crushing karaoke and

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port Charlotte at a strip mall bar
get back at around two in the morning

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and we walk in. It's like
something's not right in here. We both

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pull back the bed spreads to our
bed to reveal that Grego went to Tom

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Thumb and emptied out the seafood department
and put raw seafood in our beds,

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and we just got to look at
it. It's like at your grouper,

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Okay, cool, I just take
this sheet off, fling the seafood out

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into the yard and then go to
housekeeping. They brought us another set of

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sheets and slept fine. Really cost
us about ten minutes, but that was

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the hammer. I'm going to get
them right. You just see him sneaking

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in dressed like Chris Farley and Beverly
Hill's and Ninja. But we even reverse

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that one because you know, those
old motel rooms have those air conditioning units

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that are kind of like run underneath
the main window. Then they have those

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vents that bring in the outside air
to cool it. We just stuck all

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the seafood into those vents, so
their rooms smelled like seattles next morning,

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your mom, ye, your mom, okay, So you know, but

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a prank is a comedy staple,
sure, right, let's add in farts.

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Farts are a comedy staple as well. I'm not overly fart gab.

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I do think farts are funny.
Many people who don't think they're funny.

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I mean, you'll test it out
the waters a fart free Friday every once

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in a while. We'll back the
old challenge grooves whose hands are shaken back

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there, okay, dude? And
then we we do. We do stories

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like there's a gas leak in Arlington, Hey, an overturned truck uh least

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twenty eight cases of beans under the
highway. A farm produced more methane than

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cows. And he's just he's like
Jordan Peel and the memes. This is

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where the roads meet. For me. I got an email a couple of

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years ago. I've been what I've
wanted to play this for you guys for

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a long time. An email a
couple of years ago from a listener,

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and he explained to me what he
does. And I went to his Instagram

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account, looked at it's all black
screen, you know, pitch black,

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And basically what he does on his
account is he rips one in the room

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with his girl and gets her response
and she doesn't know what's happening? And

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his account was fart school dropout.
It was already amazing. Here example one

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of the about twelve I'm to play
for you here. Please air out,

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will you please? Okay? No? Mm hmm what please air it out?

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Don't air out there? Okay,
please air it out? Eaning wafted

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the black to the left, so
terrible, this is uh, don't air

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it out over here. So she's
singing a song or something right here,

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bab I was singing a jam?
What e I can smell it, babe

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please. She's one of those chicks
that ends every word with uh, stop

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baby. He's also trapped in a
part relationship, but as you can't get

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out of you know. He's in
her Instagram now at this point, now,

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no, not at this point,
and he had collected ten to fifteen.

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One of them is all funny,
had a message it's a hard time

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right now with COVID and everything,
but I promise I will get back to

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providing you the content that you all
want. Because there's ten followers. That's

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so funny, it's so great.
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labeled this one the deep what you
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spartan, what the f well?
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Uh. This one is okay.
So this is like a double attack

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right here. This one gives you
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and Christine and probably JJ's library.
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go like grass, I'm serious,
babe, ba wait is that the

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one that we have? This is
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It should be yea, that's from
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babe. Oh my god, god. So they're laying in bed for this

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one. This poor girl get her
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one. Okay, well yeah,
okay, yeah, they get up out

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of it. This is uh,
this is go get the air freshener.

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Oh my god, babe, please
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It's pointed at me, at me, I like how you can just

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hear him a little. Yeah,
he doesn't really talk, does He's got

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his phone turned over, he's just
record. He knows what he's about to

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do. He's got a plan.
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He does it for the ten followers. Is wrong with you? I'm done,

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I'm down with this relationship. And
then it smells ew I'm done with

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you. That's a big one,
genuine her. Yeah it is. She's

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getting mad done with this? Wow, please air it out? Okay,

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uh wow, Then you have two
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can tell you too. When the
post dates he had spread it out,

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like if you're doing this every single
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may babies be one of those people
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which I've always found to be weird. But whatever, But there the

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dates were all kind of spread out, like two weeks later under the blanket

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here? Want you want to be
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with me right now? Yeah?
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there, but but she doesn't want
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grin on his listening, not listening
to a damn word, just brewing one

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up. I'm doing something more important, Hoping that the phone's placed in the

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proper, proper area to get optimal
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the greater, the greater. Good
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you don't want to be that frollowing
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me right now? Yeah, sorry, sorry, sorry sorry, And that

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one was just the beginning because she's
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Listen to his little told you want
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to be that h Get out under
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it gets out. She's mad.
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It's because she knows that he was
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anything she was saying, and his
mind was thinking about how can I perfectly

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time right in the middle of her
sentence? All right, last one?

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Maybe I was literally inhaling a yawn
when you did that. Now, Danny,

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your favorite golfer is Tommy Fleetwood,
right, yeah, sure, Ryder

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Cup pictures a few years ago,
European teams hanging out. Okay, God

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should have seen Tommy Fleetwood park like
Lee Westwood, Rodrick Carrington. Maybe it's

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incredible. Let's see this happened in
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seven, o'clock Grizzlies life some power
through um pretty sure. Mike garroflow get

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busted on the NFL network one time. I am also told that he told

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the players that he acted like a
quote bleephole idiot, which is kind of

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redundant and not grammatically correct, but
I think he did it to make a

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point here and and and really he's
beating himself up just as much. Okay,

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he is talking around it. You
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no, it's strange, like the
Tyler Fleet wouldn't make sense. Yeah,

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that's fine, that's I don't know. Uh, you know the dick

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kill one. Okay, yeah,
that's good on this day. Oh sorry,

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never mind, I don't have it, all right, you never know,

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Danny Umm, that's all. Oh
yeah, Mike francessa. Alright,

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we're back. Yeah you hear that, Edison, what's up about doing?

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What's happening? All right? We're
back? Yeah you hear that. That's

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real. It's sounded like a chair
squeaking, didn't it. I got to

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get a MIC's squeak and a read
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day. This is twenty seventeen,
actually not the other day. Ap fairly

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quiet weekend. Eighty eight mobile fair
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and eighty nine degrees in everythreak stop
talking. Yeah, that was definitely one

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fairly quiet weekend until now a Fox
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for you to declare this a national
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be the number of cases that nighthouse
on the Corona bus. That sounds like

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the theme sound to Jaws. O. That was getting some pleasure on the

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company submarine Slam two torpedoes and our
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That was a little fun. So
that was a lot of fun. Underestimate

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yourself. That was a lot of
fun. Yeah, we're generally fart free

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here. But let the guy fart
free. Let the guy that lead the

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backstretcher Joana that one. You know, those things are like you go back

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and it just kind of breaks up
the tissue in your back, so it

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kind of hurts a little bit,
you know sees, but to jump on

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it ready oh wait oh again?
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Jesus, you are going up next, birthdays, your talkbacks and top stories

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to day next on Nice one The
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