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We pick things up May sixth,
I've been doing this all week. Start

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on Monday. News cycles are fast. So May six nine people were killed

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in the Allen Outlet mall shooting.
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bad one today, yep, But
that was the biggest story of the year

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for our city, probably, right, Yeah, that and the Rangers winning

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the World Series. Big contrast there. But man, all right, only

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because we're in the area. Was
there a death toll from yesterday from UNLV

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that either yell aware of because I
saw that popping and I was trying to

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look that up and I didn't see
you. I just know we had another

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one yesterday and yesterday it was the
same day they had all this discussion on

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the you know, in Washington about
the seeing three three. He's the last

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I saw last night. I've seen
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like fifteen hours. And what I
was off that was a sixty seven year

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old man you nl yesterday? Yeah, a former or a disgruntled professor who

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was rejected for a job. Ye, tough, this was apparently, you

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know, the Allen thing was based
on all the evidence they gathered over time.

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It was just a straight up hate
attack. Yeah. And the fact

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that there were only nine given what
we know, given when the I mean,

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obviously twenty people were injured, yep, you know, but the response

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was immediate. But seeing the video
of the police officer's response, it was

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immediate response. And he happened to
be in the area. Just seeing him

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go there on foot and you watch
the five minute video, You're like,

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how did only nine people die?
Exactly? Because that place is loaded that

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Allen out with mall was and it's
never been all that time. Have you

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ever been up there? Yes?
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was a badass too. Here was
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see instant run toward I don't know, man, those are some tough dudes.

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Incredible because you're they're just humans.
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the people that do those types of
jobs, armed forces, military cops,

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all of that that they have,
they're able to switch it off, to

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switch off the human instinct to go
away from that stuff and to go towards

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it, knowing good and well that
your risk of making it through that is

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probably uh not great. And you're
the first one. You're the one by

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yourself person. I mean, you're
part of this team. You know everything

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about it is team and backup.
But in these circumstances, you are the

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one. And it's not all of
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I know the Uvalday thing, it
was not handled properly and allegedly because some

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people didn't want to charge into a
potentially deadly situation. But that dude charge

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And this dude was obviously the shooter
had been so I want to say radicalized,

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but he was you know, they
went and did research on his background

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and and a lot of things he'd
been doing online and he was clearly in

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the world of neo Nazis and he
was all nazied up. More of a

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thing that has been in a while, Nazis, Like how do you spiral

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into how much Internet leads you to
spiral into? This is this is my

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jam? Yeah, I think I'm
gonna be a nazy And it's not like

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you're just a little into it.
Yeah, they're always a pretty good once

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you're a little into it. It
defines you don't stay on the outer levels

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too much once you get in there. You know, I'm gonna go full

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Nazi. Too much Internet, if
you should ban people from getting on the

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Internet, well that's not a bad
that would be a very Nazi thing to

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do. Okay, Okay, some
people are on the Internet a whole lot

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too much. And where they're at
on the internet, right, Okay,

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So maybe prevent certain locations if you're
like you guys need if you're messed around

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on four or eight chan or anything
that's divisible by those numbers, m m

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on that you're running into bad things. There's a lot of very interesting stuff

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on the station when that happened.
But here to your Skin's account, and

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it was different, you know,
and Skin has his kids who walk I

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think he said walk to that Alan
outlet mom frequently. You know how we

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always say when these things happen,
the closer to home and the concentric circles

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away from the location of the shooting, that's how much much it impacts you.

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And that was really tough man.
Well, let's lighten it up a

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little bit. May fifteenth, Martha
Stewart becomes the oldest cover girl for Sports

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Illustrated Simsuit issue at eighty one boom, and the question stands would you two

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and four eight one seven seven eight
seven one ninety seven one. We won't

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take your calls, leave a voicemail
or a text. The number works the

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way she ever considered hot like before, Yes, I don't see I don't

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remember that. Well, it was
before, like our awareness of her as

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the kind of homemaker mom, cooking
lady. But in her early days she

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was a model in the twenties.
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okay, yes, that in the
nineteen twenties. Hey, y say,

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look at the games on Martha did
the twenties. Now, and she's model,

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but she was just a generic homemaker
lady for most of her career.

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She was boring, right, and
then oh you have a candle, cool

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neat And then she made friends with
snoopy Dog, and then everyone started thinking

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she's hot like ten years ago,
and they're right, pull up that picture,

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though, I'll say, not my
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at Sports Illustrated Issue? The one
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the inside. I saw all of
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the cover, you'd go, yeah, not bad. No, she's beautiful.

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How old? Not my type?
How old is she? Eighty one?

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Dude? My mom is eighty one. That's insane. The hello Martha,

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Yeah, I don't know why.
Yeah, Alexis Stewart, she's eighty

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two. Now, guys, Tomlin's
eighty four. No, I mean there's

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Martha Stewart when she was a young
model. I mean, that's a beauty.

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It's beautiful. Her daughter is a
radio personality, Alexa Stewart, only

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child of Martha Stewart, and she's
fifty eight. I think she's into boring

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stuff too. For now, wait
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May twenty first, God think twenty
first. Brooks kept going to the

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PGA Championship by three shots of our
Scottie Cheffer and Victor Howlin. Second major

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of the year with the Brooks her
mind and everybody who the terminator is and

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reminding every one that major winners are
now on the lift tour. Uh Foo

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Fighters announced the live stream that Josh
Frees would be their new drummer. That's

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a kind of a weird like live
streaming event for a band to do that.

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Here's our new drummer. But they're
big enough to do that because the

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circumstances are pretty yeah unique for the
fighters. Yes, let'ld say that May

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twenty third, Netflix begins cracking down
on password sharing between subscribers and non paying

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customers. Then they see their profits
come in, so they cracked down on

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it, and it worked when we
all should have taken a stand. If

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we all take a stand and just
delete Netflix for a couple months, but

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instead everyone panicked, didn't get their
Netflix a final get my own account,

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started giving them money, their profits
go up, and now we can't share

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passwords anymore. Cheat the companies.
I've seen headlines of articles about this that

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say that that move has backfired on
them, but I have yeah, yeah,

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but I haven't actually read the articles. Maybe I should just the headline

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said what Danny said, the pain
what can't share passwords is a pain?

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Were you a password share Yeah?
Yeah, hell yeah, we're all password

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shairs in something. I got somebody
else's I have someone else's Max, I

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have someone else's Disney Many or my
mom has my Netflix, and I think

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that's it. Apple. I got
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Apple and Hulu a rock. Hulu
is my main base. I think I

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have my brothers, my paramount HBO
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did eliminate all password sharing and you
could lock it to one thing, whatever,

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one account, I mean, these
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I mean, I understand how in
the office you have this discussion,

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You're like, whoa this, we
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know how they're not a lot harder
on it than they are. I mean,

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if you if I if I go
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I want one hamburger and give him
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like, pay for one hamburger,
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So I don't want. I don't
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for the one hammer. I want
to buy one hamburger, but I want

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you to give him one. They're
just say, oh, yeah, okay,

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that sounds a good deal. Like
nowhere else in the world is it

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okay? But we all kind of
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these I don't know why we all
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we've been we've been cheating for a
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I don't know if Netflix does this, but YouTube TV does a family share

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thing where you can you can share
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people. Yeah, Netflix does it. They do up to a certain number

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of people. But that seems it's
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than like cable and all that.
And now they're getting ridiculous with the prices.

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No, we're paying more, but
why does that? But I mean,

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look, if Netflix is giving you
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paying for one, that's you're getting
five Hamburgers for the price of one Hamberg's.

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So it has to be within the
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of TVs, So it has to
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your Okay, well no, and
YouTube's YouTube tv is not that way.

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No, there's different numbers. Because
my mom in Florida has my Netflix,

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Like when I log into Netflix,
does Mikey and Fida. But I think

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now with Netflix, it's like,
oh, are you on vacation and like

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are you somewhere else? Like okay, now you can if you like verify

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it. Oh yeah, I think
it's okay, cool, you can log

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in. I think it's pasted to
account something like that. Okay, And

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they're getting trick though, because when
I was in Buffalo, right we wanted

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we couldn't get the Airbnb to work, so I always logging into my Hulu

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and uh, I had to log
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had to change it to my home. Yeah, and then when I got

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home, you change it back and
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twice per year. That's so weird. But I don't blame them for figuring

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out. You know, we're giving
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getting Nancy. I'm sorry. What
is late May got one day left Knockout.

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Six months, two of the great
TV shows of our time, Barry

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in Succession, aired their final episode
Both Great Great Both Great. Boy was

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the late comer to Succession. I
thought I didn't like it after season one.

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Yeah, It's like the show's dumb. And then I finally, Oh,

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I get it. Really Yeah,
I've started kind of understanding what it.

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You know, the deeper meaning of
that show was in Boy. It

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opened it up for me from the
beginning. You like it at first,

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it was incredible, love it.
June ninth, MESSI joins the MLS.

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All right, June ninth, what
a story that becime became become The Nuggets

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won the title. June twelfth,
Remember when they did that over the eight

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seed Miami heat? Uh, Grimace
Mania twelfth talked about that yesterday. Had

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that damn milkshake the June thirteenth,
Speaking of milkshakes, go ahead, June

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thirteenth, the Vegas Golden Cup.
Remember we went to the Western Conference finals,

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lost to them. I was thinking
about that a couple months ago.

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I was like, it wasn't that
long that the Stars went on a big

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playoff run, and the think I
was thinking about that during the Rangers run.

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But the kind of forgot what happened
in that playoff run. As we

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do, I guess as time passes. June eighteenth, The Titan submersible goes

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missing. Here we go June eighteenth. Pick story to captivate a nation.

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Turn to the side. Nothing nothing, don't seriously put on golf channel.

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I can't handle I can't handle the
Fox Weather right. It's been going too

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much much. It's also not enough. At the same time, it's a

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perfect story. Don't these white devils? You've seen a woman before? Me

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take an easy pharacon. What are
you doing over there? God calling me

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a white It's a perfect story to
captivate a nation because we love the craziest

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ones. We love people stuck in
caves or lost at sea, or you

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know, I guess on some level
a mountain, well yeah, zip line.

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And then you love the shark thing, or you know, you love

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the the extreme ones. And by
claustrophobia is one that even if you don't

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like have it diagnosed or whatever,
we all got it a little bit.

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But the thing about this was once
it reached a certain time, you knew

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that that thing wasn't coming back up. It was just a matter of when

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it was going to implode. And
then everybody wanted to know what it must

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have been like, yes, to
die and counted they never knew on the

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news of how much oxygen they have
left. And we're like, I think

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with the five days, and we
all got super into it, rightly so,

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and we wanted them to be rescued. And then one sinfil comes out

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of like, look, there's like
one ship in the entire Atlantic that can

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has the capability of clipping onto this
thing and pulling it out of there,

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like you knew all was lost,
and then at least for a long weekend,

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you're just thinking of these people are
in this thing. It's the half

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the size of this table. There's
the exploratory nature of it. There's the

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artifact Titanic, the most famous artifact
in the world probably, and then the

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modern world, which still is a
mystery to so many of us. And

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about Malaysian plane three seventy going down
ten years ago, like we're captivated by

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the ocean as well. You throw
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people, rich people and doing luxurious
things. Audio or or video from sixty

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minutes from a year ago of the
guy and then showing how he used a

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PlayStation controller. Yeah, a crappy
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off brand. Yeah, the off
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better Xbox controller, not even close
than that. Dude, happy had your

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Xbox controller, they might still be
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having a studio right now. What
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Jay Bloom, No, the guy
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dude. So one was like Hassan
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and Rush Stockton Malone which is a
character if I ever write anything like the

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local billionaire stocked in Malone, the
greatest pick and roll duos of all times.

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I think stock Rush, the philanthropist, entrepreneur and billionaires stalked in Malone.

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The male man mysterious and handsome,
the mail man wearing short shorts,

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short shorts hanging out with underage girls. See see what you did? We

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know? Just go and really against
the vaccine. Oh, Wyndham Clark.

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When the US opened by one on
that same day, the submersible goes down,

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Wyndam Clark's career goes up. That's
one over rory. That was amazing

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at LA Country Club and well deserved. And I think Windham I think that

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is not Wyndham Clark's last major either. I don't think he was just a

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total flash in the pain. You
heard it. Here are your first I'll

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take a point. This one's funny
to me. The Wagner group mercenaries led

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by you have Jenny Pregosian. They
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vendor like years prior and then he
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he's like, screw it, let's
go take down Putin. And then they

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strike a deal to get him to
stand down, and then like nine days

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later he dies in a plane crash
against just classic, the old exploding plane.

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It happens only in the good old
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June twenties. We don't know what
happened. Malfunction I had on the Russian

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the Passer podcast. Yeah, knew
nothing about American football. Nothing. And

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then succession continued on June twenty seventh, when Ryan Seacrest was announced to be

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the successor to Pat say Jack on
Wheel of Fortune. What does that kick

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off? Twenty twenty four? Sometime
I think he'll go through the spring.

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I bet it's face. He's in
training fall right now. I can't wait.

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He's in Wheel boot camp. Okay, so what you do here?

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You see? You know you want
to ask him? Do they want to

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spin or buy a vow? Okay? Yeah, I got it too early

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in the puzzle. Don't mention the
word solve. Okay, Yeah, pretty

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much gone, and I can start
Monday, no, no fall. All

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right, now, look they're gonna
ask if they have any bees right and

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then come up, I got it. I've been watching it forever. It's

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simply But they could also ask do
they have any c's right now? Every

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every letter, every letter? Got
it. I've got I'm gonna go to

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the TV show and I got a
host, and I have another TV show

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that I'm doing now. Yeah,
I'm ready. So look, give me

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the date nine podcasts. Text me
the date in the address. July fifth,

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Threads is launched direct competition to Twitter
and uh and in July sixth,

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no one cared fail uh fail not
yet dude, Really, I think there

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will be someone who makes a run
at at a crumbling Twitter, and then

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Threads already has the infrastructure in and
yes it feels very dead, but it's

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the only likely one right now.
My Space has a better chance of making

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a comeback than Threads being successful.
Actually, if my Space came back right

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now and said, hey, we're
my Space, Yeah, Nostalga's in,

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man, Yeah, is my Space
still up and running? They're the Vinyl

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of digital media and didn't uh this
may be Toms from fifteen years ago,

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didn't justin Timberlake by my Space?
Anyone? Man? Is that in the

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movie he had something. No,
he he actually did. I remember reading

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that that he bought my Space or
bought some of my stuff. Focus on

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his own career for a while,
because I'll tell you what what. Things

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aren't going well for old Timberlake.
Why just because of that Brittany book.

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No, because he got caught dancing
really terribly. Justin Timberlake twelve years ago

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buys his own social network with my
Space investment. Yeah, thirty five million

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dollars and yeah, his plan obviously
was to bring it back then. But

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dude, I'm with you. I'm
going to buy my Space stock because I

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think it's gonna I think it's going
to re emerge. Not if Timberlake's in

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charge of it. I don't know. His career is not even going to

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re emerge. Balls into your court. Justinlake respond, what are you going

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to wait? Until he responds to
Kevin. Actually he diy'd back within sne

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because that's a pretty big song for
the movie. Trolls too. He's doing

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fine. We'll pick it up in
July twenty first. Tomorrow. God,

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we may have to do part tomorrow. We'll see what happens coming up next

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though. We have a celebrity mystery
guest joining us as well as you call

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