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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one, the Freak by the

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Moon and it. It was just
a tennis to make sure JJ was on

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her toes. That's all us.
I promise sports in thirty minutes. Let's

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do the most important thing in the
world. Okay, I'm in the bottle.

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We're getting right to it today.
Screw it, Really, it's that

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important. Not really. You got
some birthdays too, I bet huh.

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Oh my god, do you know
which band that was? Which one it

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was? Okay? That was the
Boys to Men? Yep? Yeah,

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boys All for one, All for
one? It was it is all for

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all. I would have never the
easiest two bands to get confused? What

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the mate? Very the same time, I'm pretty sure All from One is

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all white? Yeah, those are
wild Boys to Men are African Americans.

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Yeah, you do the Voice to
Men Vinyl dude, Oh that makes you

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not racist? And I'm pretty sure
they're all on the cover. I'm not

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racist. I have a lot of
black records. It's actually not. It

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was a it was a gift from
MAVs ball that I didn't get. Oh

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god, yeah, look at my
African American over here. You should a

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livestream of you taking the plastic covering
off that album Jess Friends was on TV

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a couple of days ago. So
oh, I love just Friends. Maybe

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that should have been in consideration due
although we are happy about office Christmas Party

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December nineteenth. Get your tickets on
the freak dot com. Hell yeah,

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all right, see yesterday, JJ, I want you to just hold steady

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for a minute. Okay, I
don't want you to jump off sides here,

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all right? Should we authorize her
to go to the break room and

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get a nice snack? She might
want to. I'd like to buy you

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a soda and a snack. It's
on the other side of the building.

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Yesterday, Time magazine named their twenty
twenty three Person of the Year. Here

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are your candidates. I'd like if
you guess the candidate. Okaydidate's Voladimir uh

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Zelenski. Well, you got close
to the Vladimir park Putin. Yes,

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the Ukrainian dude wasn't on there.
They gave it to Hitler in the thirties.

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Dude, Yeah, they give it
to Yeah. Well, I think

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they're very clear about their crits here. It's not always the good people.

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Yeah, but Ukraine, who's not
any candidate. He wore out his welcome

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in twenty twenty two? Oh is
it? Yeah? Elon no, Elon?

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Did he win it before you did
get putin? Though I didn't really,

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I guess someone else. His name
just started with a V. So

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you gave it to me putin this
year is time. Was not a candidate.

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It was nominated, Yes, nominated. He was nominated. He didn't

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win. We give us initials.
Uh, yeah, sure, I like

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this game. No one does fix
j We're all gonna think Xander and Xavier

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g Jin the Chinese. Yeah,
president, okay, also nominated. This

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would be a group of people black
pink. That's a group of five,

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five or six people. Pussy Riot. No, they that was ten years

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ago. But yeah, I see
what you said. Either, Like,

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what's a band name? It's a
proper name. This is a band,

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pussy right, No, I know
the one, the real one. No,

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it's not a band. It's the
Hollywood Strikers. That's okay. I

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stand with Steve strip On, Steve's
sister. So if you don't know,

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so do. I think it's just
dumb that a Person of the Year is

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an entity or a group of No
remember the worst ever? It was Time

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magazine and the whole front cover was
like a like a metallic paper mirror,

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and it's the Time Person of the
Year. Is you? Oh? Is

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that not? Did they do that? Look it up? Six? They

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gave it to you. That's terrible. You's with like a mirror. You

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see what we did. You're the
one. Uh. Your other nominees were

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the Hollywood strikers. Sam Altman,
Oh, the Ai Man? Is that

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him? He's not the Bitcoin Oh
not Sam gt Man? Yeah, Sam

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Altman is the gag created chat GPT
King Charles the Third and his fat fingers.

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Don't say that every time. I'm
looking at that's our king hand right

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now. Hey, hey, Danny, look at these little smokies. I

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know I love it. And are
you caught up on the crown? By

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the way, I've seen one or
two of the new season, so no,

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they love that. They got McNulty
to play the or the future King.

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He Charles the Third ten looks like
cray tray in this picture. Seriously,

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it's kind of weird. Drum Pal
Toronto Raptors powerful, you think,

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Norman Powell? So I like where
you're at. Your knowledge of NBA bitch

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players is not bad. Drum pal
is the interest right guy, the what

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the interest right guy? The chair
of the Federal Reserve. Wow did he

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not win? Yeah? I know
right. He's been the news a lot

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every time magazine would still be sitting
on the show. Also nominated Barbie Barbie,

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followed up by Vladimir Putin, and
then the Trump prosecutors. All of

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them, all of them. That's
a bunch of them, I guess because

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I had a bunch of prosecutions.
Your winner's Taylor Swift. Excuse me,

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JJ, Taylor Swift your thoughts?
She beat Putin? Yeah? Yeah,

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and jimping to a certain extent.
If you want to paint him as the

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bad they did. They give a
reason, I'm sure they do in the

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article what what is there? Yeah? Is there one? Like a real

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quick synopsis of Criterion. She's got
a great quote in there about how Beyonce

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is the best feature one person,
group, idea object that, for better

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or for worse, has done the
most to influence the events of the year.

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I'm not gonna lie Taylor has influenced
me is to start cursing on the

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air more. Yeah, yeah,
I don't know. Shuts out now.

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Taylor did some in the Time magazine
because they do it and they announced it,

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but there's like a a little bit
of an interview in it, and

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I don't trust me. I don't
really care. But she did say something

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that she's not taking part of the
discourse of Taylor and Beyonce, and she

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thinks it's trash that the public wants
to pit two women against each other,

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even when those two women refuse to
even talk about the topic. Yeah,

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yeah, the public. It's you. You don't look the two were the

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public. We're all trying to do
that. And I shut it down.

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No, you don't on top,
you on top. I shut it down

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because it's ridiculous. It is ridiculous. I stand for all women equally.

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We have the three pack of covers
for this. Do you see the weird

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She's got an odd cover photo.
Yeah, so's there's three different versions.

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Yeah, but do you mean not
the hottest? Two of them are hot

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two of the three options, and
hot is just one of a million criteria

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that go into yeah, things I
think of when I see a strong,

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powerful woman. I was gonna say
persons the year, but yeah, she's

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got kind of like a I don't
know, it's very interesting choice. The

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picture. You see the least one
name. I'm looking at it right now.

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It's kind of like like she's posing
for an ad in an ll bean

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cattalogy. Yeah, kind of looking
off. They actually moved away. Hot

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was a big criteria through twenty fifteen
when Angela Markle won and then they stopped

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kind of using that after that year. You just want to talk about the

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German chancellor for a second. Bezos
won in nineteen ninety nine, Is that

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because that's when Amazon launched. I
think that's back when they just sold books,

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is it, I mean, to
the internet and nine was just getting

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started. Was it a better world
when Amazon just dealt in books? Probably?

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But maybe not. I don't know
someone and you might like getting something

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delivered to your house in twenty four
hours, So do you think, I

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mean, think about how much you
enjoy that. It's actually really fascinating.

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Do you like how they pulled that
off? You know how they turned It's

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incredible. It's fine. You want
to sell books on the internet. Cool,

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Yeah, great idea. But to
see read the tea leaves and somehow

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transition that because I guess you had
the infrastructure to accept orders and deliver things

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expediently anywhere in America or the world
or just America. It's probably not what

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you want to do, but you
probably always have a job waiting for you

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at an Amazon warehouse. But then
to turn the company into to ambitiously view

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the potential of the service we provide, to turn it from books to everything,

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right, and to see that and
there was really no staircase to everything.

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Usually it's like, well, we're
now we're going to add this,

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right, going to add this.
No, it just went we have books,

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No, we have everything. Yeah, we have everything. And now

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we all use Amazon like willingly.
And it's awesome. I mean, it's

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amazing. People do it for groceries
now, yeah, Amazon Fresh with Amazon

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Fresh, it's amazing to come up
a lot this week. You know,

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this has absolutely nothing to do with
Taylor Swift for the most important thing in

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the world. But and it's amazing
that we've held on to some of the

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kind of on the fly, made
up crap that we all got accustomed to

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during COVID, like curb side pickup, like there's still that's still a thing.

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Like I went to there's a Walmart
by my house over Saint Francis and

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thirty and I went there the other
day, I don't know, to get

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some Christmas lights or something, and
every damn parking space was full of people

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waiting for Walmart employees to wheel out
these blue crates of crap to put in

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their car. Like have we gotten
just get up and going so well and

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get it, lazy bitch, We're
incredibly lazy collectively. Yeah, who doesn't

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love going inside Walmart? Well,
it's so fun of it. Number one,

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you're gonna leave with crap you never
even thought you wanted. You get

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to see all the people of Walmart, which is Look, that's worth the

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price of admission, which is free
in itself. You know, Walmart is

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fun. You can also fall in
love with the greeter at Walmart. I

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guess you could, the way she
says hello that the prices are low.

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Well, I'll tell you one thing
then there is there is white privilege at

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Walmart too, because I can tell
you how many times my receipts been checked

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when I'm leaving with a back stuff. Yeah, the brother behind me with

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one item is getting freaking cavity search. Yeah, full vetting. It's like,

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good Lord, Like they have a
little highlighter and when there's a line

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of white people. They just hold
the highlighter out and you just kind of

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scrape your receipt as you walk by. I'm leaving with two fifty inch visios

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under each arm, you know,
with no receiping. Watch them call it

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and only one of them will work
because it's visioe. Yeah, it is

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true. I've set number color coded
highlighters, and right the guy puts a

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monocle in. God, yeah,
that's amazing. But no, Walmart's fun.

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But yeah, those a little curbside
pickup and all the little parking spaces

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that you can't use now because they've
got a number on them that says curbside

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only. I just go on the
damn store. The heroes of the year,

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I think any of these don't hold
up well. Comedy First Responders,

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nineteen ninety eight. Your hero of
the year was Mark mcga. All right,

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Why whose life did he save when
he cheated? Well, he wanted

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to cheat. They didn't know he
was cheating. Then he he smashed records.

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Okay, I showed up. I
think I told you. I went

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to a Diamondbacks game that year when
the Cardinals were in town, just to

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go see the great Mark maguire got
there three hours early for batting practice,

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and it was one of the coolest
sports things I've ever seen, just launching

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five hundred plus home runs. He
did the bit where like the it's packed

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for batting practice obviously because of this
late in the year too. This is

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while he's chasing the record, and
uh like the buzz roars as he goes

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to the batter's box for BP.
What do you think he does? Very

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first pitch lays down a bunt in
the crowds house. Beautiful and beautiful Jesus

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Mark, he butted it because of
his steroid. Then it went out warning

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track, but holy great launched it. It was the guy that called him,

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what was it, Mike McGuire and
Gary Sussa. Yeah, it was

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when they were, you know,
trying to you are chasing Maris, those

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two in the end of the year. And remember it was some announcer called

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him Mike McGuire and was it And
Sammy Seusser local newsperson, remember who That

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was so beautiful because you know,
the nation probably got a lot of w

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g N Cubs games and the Cubs
play in the day, and I remember

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that summer as a ten year old
kid, just like all the Cubs play

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it too, and you like appointment
a he's gonna hit the first inning and

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then you know, go out and
play or whatever, and then it's like,

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come back in here watching that all
summer long. Yeah, it was

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great, and it was like,
why don't these sports cheat more? Yes,

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cheat eat cheat baseball? Well he
uh, he's then he started some

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mad. Everybody wants to talk about
discipline and hard work and all these things.

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I don't believe in him, not
Tim Tebow. He doesn't believe in

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it. It's funny because when the
Rangers were playing the diamonback, same stadium

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the Bob back then, and he
hit one MVP. If you even remember

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dead center field, they have that
massive screen in dead center field, he

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knocked a tile out, a digital
tile, that damn screen three quarters of

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the way up in batting practice,
I mean show. I mean we were

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probably ten rows back in left field. We got there early ready, and

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I don't there's only like one one
or two that was near us. They

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were all just way over us.
And then waited. And then in the

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game that night he goes over with
like two strikeouts. And then the very

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next night he hit I'm pretty sure
three home runs geez at Bank one at

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the you know, same game.
We're like, damn it. So I

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saw his year, all home runs
that year. But anyway, it was

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that was a sight to see,
man, that dude in BP that VP

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because in the games, obviously it's
seventy whatever home runs. God, I

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was so into baseball. In fact, it was awesome, man into it.

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It was very good, and that
Chase was pretty magical at the country's

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attention, and when they would play
each other, they would hug, we're

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friends. Now, we're friends.
Now there are some buddies over the over

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the year, they're having to fly
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He got to sixty or fifty eight
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family and his mom flat and that
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always a possibility that you know,
even when he was at like fifty seven

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home runs, I mean, the
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game. So yeah, you know, you got the family at every game,

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waiting and waiting. And if I
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where he won a few games without
hitting any right before that, and the

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Parris family is just like this will
be here tomorrow. I don't want to

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go home to Milwaukee this weekend.
It's a check on the yard. And

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he would always pick up his chunky
little kid at home plate and throw him

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around. He looked like Bobby Hill. He's keeping a sandwich and his little

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batting helmet that he had to have
on, a smushed sandwich at the top

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of his batting helmet. I get
hungry. Why are you carrying a sandwich

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or about to hit There's so many
snacks in the clubhouse, Bobby alright,

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Hey, congratulations Taylor m Jeffrey Wright's
fifty eight Jeffrey Wright under rat one are

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the great character actors of our time
and I can't place him. Oh he

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is a west World right among us
boardwalking When he was the robot in West

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World, that was that was reveal. He's got a movie coming out,

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American Friction. He's probably been in
forty Fish. I love that dude.

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Yeah, Hunger Games, Yeah,
yeah, yeah, you name it.

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He's been great actor. He cool. Ted Knight would have been ninety nine.

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Oh Ted Knight, the uh the
judge. Yep, you'll get nothing

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in like it. Yeah, and
Caddy Shack pick up that blood here pick

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up that blood. Sarah Barelli's forty
four singing chick kind of pale. She

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an opera lady or no, I
think she does. She could. I

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mean, she did pop music for
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find her now doing more Broadway type
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I'm saying that because I think Tom
Waite's is seventy four Danny. I know

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he's amazing, and I've got I've
got a couple of his records, but

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I'm not I'm not one of those
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Not because I don't like him.
It's just it's it's a blind spot

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for me. Yeah, yeah,
me too. Aaron Carter would have been

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thirty six Danny, Danny. Aaron
Carter rest in peace? Is he in

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the Backstreet Boys? His older brother
right track, older brother Nick was Aaron

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was found in a bathtub super year
ago. That's super It's pretty sad,

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pretty fatah. He had a trouble. He had a troubled childhood. He

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was another tub tub thumper. He
had a troubled childhood, but also sang

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about from the age of twelve about
getting laid just kind of weird when you

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go back and listen to the Aaron
Carter pop songs that were big hits when

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he's an eleven year old boy.
I mean he's talking about having a house

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party he's eleven. Did a lot
of his songs have the word girl in

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him? Yes? Yeah? Do
you like him? He was a cutie.

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I just loved him. I remember
him the Lizae McGuire episode, the

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Christmas episode and he sung like I
Want candy Like That's probably my biggest memory

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of him. I didn't follow him
music. That was probably his biggest hit

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was the remake of I Want Who
is Your number one? Preteen heart throb?

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Like when you were thirteen? Or
well? I do believe every blacker

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goes through a white girl face.
So I was definitely into the Backstreet Boys

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and Seeking all the movie. I
was more Backstreet Boys, though they didn't

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Seek and who is your Backstreet Boy? Yea Howie? It was definitely Nick.

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Well that is a good battle.
I think I think I'd probably be

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with you on that. What either
Nick or Bryant Backstreet over in s Man

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And I got to see them live
a few years ago at jingle Ball,

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and when I tell you, they
were lit awesome. Well no, no,

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no, no, well I think
those days are past. No,

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they were. They were all like
they still had it, and we're talking

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like how many years later because they
just got back together. It was like

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right after they like just got back
together. Yeah, like maybe a year

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into them getting back together. They
were awesome. And I have three partes.

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Johnny Bench seventy six, Larry Bird
sixty seven, and Torell Owens is

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fifty and still thinks he could play
in the NFL. I bet he could

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get you a catcher to fifth receiver. Maybe. I saw there's a Larry

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Bird documentary on Hulu because I was
watching a fire Ago on Hulu last night

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and I saw it. I didn't
watch it, but I saw that there

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is a Larry Bird documentary. Luca
passed him for career triple doubles last night.

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He sure did. And Luca's twenty
Yeah, for ninth all time.

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Luca passed last night. The kid
has barely been in the league and he's

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already in the top ten in triple
d's and he can cuss on live TV.

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