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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one, the freak great.

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We got big guests coming up kind
of for the rest of the show.

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Chris Catan snl alum at eight thirty
no nine o'clock, I'm sorry, nine

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o'clock and then nine thirty nine forty
or so. Jason Kidd, the head

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coach the Dallas Mavericks, will join
us. But right now, real quick,

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we have some of the phone.
His name is James Danny of the

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story and Dingo's Morning News about a
chicken farm that went up in flames down

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in Brian Texas, and we,
as we often do, got the kicking

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around questions that we don't know answers
to, and then our buddy James was

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listening. He texted that he works
at a chicken farm and he's on the

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phone right now, so we might
have some questions for you. James,

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Do we have you? Yeah,
I'm here. How are you doing today?

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I'm following yourselves, good man.
Are you working? Yeah, I'm

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on the road right now, on
the road. Are you heading to a

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chicken fireman? No, I actually
left the chicken farm and I'm headed to

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East Texas right now. Are you
going to another chicken farm. Yes,

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well, I work in a processing
plant where we actually cooked the chicken and

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I just take it up to a
lab and have it stuff tested. But

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I have worked in the or in
a keel plant where the chickens are actually

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processed. Are you transporting chicken right
now? Yes, not live chicken,

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but cooked chicken, cooked chicken.
But how was the chicken prepared? It

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goes through a line and okay,
so, as you know, they hatch

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and then they get taken to a
processing plant where they're unlived, and then

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they're cut up and all that,
and then from there it gets sent to

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another plant and it goes through the
processing plant where it goes through the ovens

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and all that and gets battered.
And that's how you get your chicken tenders

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and things that are already pre battered
at the store, at restaurants or whatnot.

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Did you say in that process the
point where the chickens were unlived,

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where they were, yes, where
they were processed. It is that interesting

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term. It is. Is that
something that the industry has pivoted towards to

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kind of lessen the sting of the
reality. No, I've just noticed that

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word has been used a lot,
so I didn't know if that was more

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politically correct. I was trying to
be radio etiquette. Thank you, thank

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you for that. I don't.
You don't have to do that yourself for

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us, my man, all right, unless you're going to drop a big

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f. Don't do that. Oh
no, no, no, I know

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how to control that. I don't. I do only when at work.

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So how many? I mean?
I obviously every plant is different. But

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you heard our discussion, and we
were talking about how how possibly there's enough

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wings produced to sell the amount of
wings that are for sale? Hell in

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Addison where we are in DFW,
in Texas and the United States and the

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world, billions and billions of chicken
wings? How does this? How do

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we get there? So, in
a processing plant where the chickens are killed

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and processed, you're killing two hundred
and fifty thousand chickens per shift, So

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in two eight hour shifts, you're
killing five hundred thousand chickens. Okay,

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figure every chicken has two wings.
So and it's not just one because the

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one you were discussing, it's not
part of the plant I'm at. We

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have multiple plants that produce chicken.
I'm just at one of the country's largest.

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Okay, the process of unliving these
chickens, this is clearly not done

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by hand like Grandma did with the
hatchet to the neck. This has got

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to be a fully mechanized endeavor,
and it is. It is very mechanized.

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You have guys that are standing in
the back and as the chickens are

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unloaded out of cages off of the
eighteen wheelers that are transporting from the farm

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to the plant, you have guys
that are standing back there, and they

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come on a conveyor belt down to
where the guys are standing, they actually

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grab them by the legs and hang
them on hooks, no hopes that are

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killing them, but cooks that are
holding them by their feet, and then

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it transports them through a room and
from there, the way they're killed is

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it's actually like rollers, and as
they roll through, it's their necks that's

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actually rolled through the rollers which is
killing the chicken. It's breaking their necks.

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And then from there it processes through
it to have them deefeathered and all

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that have everything taken off of them
to where you have just the clean carcass.

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And then from there it's transported through
the plant where it's cut in certain

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places, and then different parts of
the chickens, say like your thighs,

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they'll go to one section, the
breast will go to another, and then

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from there you have it's going down
a line where you have people standing there.

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You have a whole line of people
with knives, and as the chickens

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are coming past you, you sit
there and you just cut the bones out

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and then it rolls through and when
it re which is the end, all

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you have is a straight carcass of
the body and then all the meat has

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been removed, and then that's when
it gets boxed up, packaged and all

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that and sent off to wherever it's
going. And then you have a department

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that's in charge of the innerds and
gizzards and whatnot, because those are all

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you know, people like to eat
those, Okay, Right, you have

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a separate apartment for each and every
part of the chickens, and you'll have

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a whole department full of people that
are standing there just collecting that part of

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the meat and as it's cut off
the body, and then from there someone

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else is taking the bones out and
it's just processed through. Okay, So

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you in a in a full shift, you're saying that a half a million

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chickens are processed in a day.
Yes, in a day, because per

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shift you're looking at anywhere from two
hundred to two hundred and fifty thousand chickens,

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and that sounds like a massive amount. But this is happening every day,

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every day. My question is is
how do the you've got to replace

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these live chickens with fresh new chickens. It's just a NonStop cycle and that's

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all being done like right on the
same premises. Yeah, because you have

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they're called super chickens and hell yeah, okay, yeah, that's that's a

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term of the industry. But they're
these they've been genetically engineered to be stronger,

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bigger, not buck steroids or anything
like that because that's illegal. But

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so they're they're laying eggs. They
have these huge roosters that are just constantly

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having fun with them having their way
and they're just dropping eggs and as they

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go to the hatchery. From there, that's where they incubate the eggs,

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and their process they're sped it's a
little bit sped up. And then as

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after they hatch from hatch to be
in processed, a typical chickens life is

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three months okay, Okay. From
there they're they're full grown at three months

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to be processed. Okay, so
that three months. Man, I get

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confused a lot when it comes to
hens too. So you have hens and

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there there's no way to do this. I'm the female chicken is the hen?

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Right, yeah, the hen is
incimonated. The hen is inciminated well

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naturally from a rooster, from sex, all natural. Yeah right, yeah,

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they're they're out there having sex and
they've been, like I said,

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through breeding and all that. They're
just naturally engineered to be bigger and stronger.

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Okay, okay, okay, it'll
makes sense. So you're telling me

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it's not at all a sham though, Like everywhere we're getting wings, we're

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getting real wings because there's enough chickens
to go around to feed America. There

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is more than enough chicken to go
around for everyone. Man, How do

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like if you have a guess when
you distribute or sell these chicken, like

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some you know, like places have
different quality of chicken they sell or size

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or like regulations on where the chicken
came from. Like some will be labeled

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non GMO, right, no steroids, blah blah blah. You guys just

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one kind that goes to whatever grocery
stores, and I imagine you have a

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contract with you because the ones that
we met personally at the plant where I'm

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at, Like I said, it's
a cooked plant, so we're actually battering

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home or it goes to the battering
process and it's cooked and then they get

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bagged up. And that's where,
like when you go to the grocery store

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and you buy your chicken tenders that
you can throw in your air fower or

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whatnot. We're making the things like
that, gotcha. But then you've got

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the other plants that are they're processing
and distributing raw chicken, and that's where

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you would go datb or get your
food there and then take it home to

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cook and then you set. They
have bigger boxes that are selled, like

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you know, bigger processes that are
to restaurants and stuff like that. We're

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all thinking it, James, Yes, do you like to eat chicken?

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I'm kind of sick of chicken,
but I eat a lot of it.

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Do you? Uh? Do you
like Rob Zombie or Alice Cooper? By

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chance? I love the both of
them. Would you like to go see

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them? I would love it more
than anything. Hell yeah, all you

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have to do is tell two chickens
to listen to ninety seven one the Free.

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I will tell the whole farm.
I'm telling my van right now full

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of cooked chicken, all right,
I just told them September eighteenth at Dicky's

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Arena and Fort Worth. Tickets go
on sell February second at ticketmaster dot com.

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We got a pair of tickets for
you to see Rob Zombie and Alice

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Cooper. You just stay on hold
and jj I'll get your information. Thank

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you for your insights, dam man. Thanks j P. Love you guys,

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Thank you, love your buns.
Well, sweet dude, Yeah I

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learned. Did you learn? I
learned a lot so much sometimes news hard,

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and yeah I winced through some of
that when textures came in. You

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guys should bump Jason Kidd for this. This is pretty damn interesting. Well

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how about we have them both.
We have this guy. You can have

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it all with the downbeat, or
we just asked Jason Kidd chicken industry questions

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and see how far that interview goes. He might prefer that. Do you

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guys know, do you guys hot? I'm not doing it? Do you

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guys know who would be the Chicken
play by play voice of the Dallas Mavericks

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if they had a Chicken radio network. Okay, hold on, I'll just

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let him go. Who would it
be? Let's go wing for Kluck Cooper

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Stein. So the MAVs were down
seventy seven sixty one at halftime last night.

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I was in the house and it
was Cluck Cooper all right, set

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this up. You were there,
man, I was there, and uh,

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why were you there? Well?
I was there because they the Mavericks

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do a thing here with our Again, I don't think after weset this by

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will we carry every Mavericks game here
on the Freak. We're the home of

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the Dallas Mavericks. So, for
instance, tomorrow night's game in Minnesota,

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you can listen to that here on
the Freak with Chuck Cooperstein and Brad Davis

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and Cage. He's got the pregame
show, great Kevin Gray, who joined

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our team a few months ago.
So we I Heeart does a bit with

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the Mavericks and it's karaoke cam.
And once they do it, they usually

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have whether it's May Cavanaugh did it
last time. I think I've seen Jeff

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Ka from ninety two to five.
Do it. I've you know, seen

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this bit happen a few times,
so I was like, yeah, I'll

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do it. And it's cool because
like they give you tickets to the game,

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you had good seats, Yeah,
game with good seats, so you're

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there and you're watching the game,
and uh, but I've been in communicado

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with the Mavericks people because there's a
time that they want to do this,

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like they want to do this at
third quarter maybe second break of the third

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quarter maybe, And so I'm texting
them and they're kind of like, okay,

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we'll come by and get you.
And I've been texting them leading up

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to this. I actually requested a
song. I was like, I want

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to do hey y'all by Outcast.
But they're like, okay, just so

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you know, you're not actually singing
like it's it's it's lipsy lip singing.

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I'm like, okay, that's great, but did you have any responsibility to

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introduce the bit? No? Nothing, You're just on camera kind of singing

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in the beginning of the song and
then they jump back to you a few

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times. So it's seventy But I
got told okay, we'll let you know

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what the song is. We don't
really do that. You don't get to

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pick your song, you know.
But it's based on the energy in the

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room, right, which is wild. Why I'm sitting there watching the first

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half and watching the Magic go sixty
five percent from the field and every one

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of their damn giants is making every
shot BND Caro not missing. I mean,

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yeah, he's incredible. They're all
so good and fun. I kind

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of like the Magic. So you
watched the first time, like this sucks.

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I get the text and they're like, not gonna be Hey, ow

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aboutcast. It's gonna be sweet Caroline. You need a little bit more of

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a muted tone for karaoke, something
the crowd loves, but it's not really

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high energy. We're losing by sixteen. Whatever happens third quarter. Now I

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get told they're gonna come find me
at halftime, and I knew where the

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section was. It's like three sections
over. Our friend Shippy is the DJ

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for the MAVs and the Stars,
and Shivvy was texting me and he just

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come over here. So I go
to where I'm supposed to be and it's

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supposed to be the second break of
the third quarter. Now, how did

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you guys take in the MAVs game
last night? Illegally just say that I

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received a text from our audience out
there, from Mike and Danny, and

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I'm sure a lot of you out
there can relate to this, those of

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you that don't have BALLY. And
I pull up my phone and I'm looking

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at my phone. In a minute, I get a text message and I

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see one of the most disgusting pictures. Oh, I see one of the

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most beautiful pictures. As Danny is
streaming, I'm sitting on my couch and

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take a photo because I have my
computer on the chase and casting the game

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to my television. Got that little
thing, the little software that will connect

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it with your TV wirelessly, And
that's how I watch the Maps games.

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And it's a pain in the butt. You know, you got to find

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the crackstream side or whatever, and
you got to fight through a bunch of

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pop ups. But eventually you get
the game and it's you know, hit

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or miss. Sometimes it collapses and
you gotta restart the damn thing or close

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out your browser. But anyway,
that's how I consume games. I think

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that's probably how a lot of people
are consuming games because Bally's is a nightmare.

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I open up a picture of Danny's
laptop or a computer and it says,

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first of all, you can't ignore
the image of the naked woman.

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But get horn with April Flores at
jerkmate dot net. Yeah, a pop

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up advertisement that I have to close
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You know, you're at the game, and people you know how tied

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it is at those games, you
know, and if there is somebody's sitting

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behind you, they know everything that's
going on your phone. You can see

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everything. And I just whip out
my phone all casually in the holy crap,

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naked woman on my phone, and
there is the enormity of April in

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all of her glory. She is
definitely a lot of glory. Yes,

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very glorious. So point is seventy
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not looking good, okay, but
I'm fighting back a little bit. I

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go and get in position, and
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And then that is when the Mavericks
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the big run to where they end
up taking the lead. So I'm getting

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ready. They've got the MAVs dancers
like surrounding me. The camera guy is

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on a knee. It's about to
be Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond. And

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then the girl who's like in game
operations. Her name is Nicole, I

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think, and she got the headset
on. She goes, Okay, okay,

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we're not doing it. We're going
hot. You hold on, We're

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gonna push it back. I said, again, know how it works?

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Great? You know, thumbs up, cool, whatever you gotta do,

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because Maverick's going this huge run.
Take the lead. We're popping T shirts

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into the crowd and we're blasting club
music and we're getting the party going.

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Who wants a T shirt? Woo? No, oh you didn't. I

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didn't save it. I just texted
you about friend. I saw that.

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Yes, yeah, who wants a
T shirt? Like seven times? I

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thought you had the audience I should
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she goes, can you do?
Can you do fourth quarter? One for

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to one? And I said,
uh sure, yeah yeah, And it's

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a good game now too, And
I wasn't thinking about leaving early at that

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point. Now that we're back in
it and things are awesome, right,

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So yeah, so I'm sitting on
the platform. The MAVs dancers are gone.

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It says, okay, we're read
at the drum line behind you now

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and uh, we're gonna change the
song rude to heyh by Outcast and yes,

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that's what I wanted. So there
we go. It goes to break

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and they're so basically the way it
works. The camera guy's on a knee

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and he's filming me, and I'm
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I'm surrounded by the drum line guys
now, and they just rip off

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heya, and you're just kind of
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And it was but it was kind
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operations work like that. I mean, he's basically aborted their log. Mikey

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and I had the same experience because
we were prepped on this, and thankfully

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for the benefit of the illegal streaming, you get the in house production depending

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on what arena, uh the home
arena is, so it doesn't go to

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any any commercials at all. You're
like getting all of the jumbo tron stuff,

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any activity contest, waterburger, French
fry into a giant buck. We

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get all of that and last night
we're both prepped. I've got my screen

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capture. I'm ready to get the
audio of keV oh. And I'll be

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damned if the second they didn't go
to that commercial break that you're being featured

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on. They do the NBA legal
where it's like all broadcast rights an he

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read blah blah blah, you know, broadcast of this the subject of penalty

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by law. They do with the
that whole thing, and then it joined

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you in progress going absolutely bananas with
the most aggressive clapping I've ever seen in

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my life. Yeah, so I
didn't get you talking to the crowd if

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in fact you actually did not no
microphone, okay, just were didn't miss

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anything then really just lip syncing,
you know, but I think I think

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with Cavin on did it he got
all the small things by blank on two.

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But you know, you're led to
believe the audience thinks you chose the

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song if it's karaoke, right,
So I was like, I kind of

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want a cool song, Well you
got one. Yeah, I got the

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coolest song of all time. Hey, that was a feel good hit of

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a bunch of summers ago. You
were passionate, you were dancing hard,

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because I love that song. Yeah. And the thing is, though,

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the whole thing is the crowd had
gotten into it. I was just dreading,

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what if we're losing by twenty get
and then you start going, well

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it big and like, you know, you can't even do interpretive dancing at

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all with that song, and they're
gonna cut by the time it goes to

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the chorus. They're gonna cut to
the audience because it does cut back and

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forth and then back up to me
and then back and forth. But it

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was fun and it was like adrenaline
pumping, and it I didn't wind down

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until close to midnights because you're just
you're in it and it's time to,

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you know, turn on. They
tell you, like, we want big

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energy, and I said, don't
worry about me. I'm a powerhouse,

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like the least of your concerns.
Yeah. But in the all right,

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all right portion, Katie leaned right
into the camera. Yeah, I knew

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it was coming. I was ready
and then big claps dancing, Oh my

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god, beautiful. Well you were
very well represented this phenomenal company we work

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for. I think so you did
well. That's what happens when you can't

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get Nick Creamer there to perform.
You know, you can give me this

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thing karaoke. There's a video,
a couple of videos. Oh don't think

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that we didn't if we didn't post
some content. Last night after the Kevio

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appearance, Danny posted a video This
is the one and only Kevo, which

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I was kind of regretting that we're
in my Cavio suit. Yeah. I

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mean it's not convenient at all,
but full video of just kind of what

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it's like, and you kind of
get a behind the scenes version of what

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it's like before you go on too. At the ninety seven to one the

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Freak TikTok page ninety seven won the
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Freak on Twitter. I don't know
if I put it up on Facebook or

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not, but someone will if I
didn't. So I got a good video

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on at Downbeat DFW. Yes,
you did, thank your tea right now.

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Look at him. He had the
crank going the fist crank and then

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into the hard collapse. You look
great, You look really cool doing it.

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Man. Kevin got some week moves
man ned two beers, so is

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perfect just the right amount of energized. But it was great and I feel

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the victory. I did it.
You did it. Now, you know.

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We can talk about Lucas forty five
and Tim Hardaway's thirty six all we

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want. But it was really me
to re ask Jason Kidd in a karaoke

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cam if he saw you last.
I actually do wonder how much of those

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in and put none of it right. The interesting I see nothing on the

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jumbo players do. They're always peering
over depending on what the entertainment is one

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of their videos where they know their
YA features up there, I'm looking at

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the white board. Yeah, they're
like, uh huh uh, that's a

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good question for kid. Have you
ever had to yell at a player to

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snap back and pay attention to the
white board while they're looking at themselves on

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it on a jumbo tron? Bit? Yes, No, that'll be good,

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