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This is the downbeat on ninety seven
to one. The freak, the big

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national TV event happening tonight that you
need to know about. We'll discuss him

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five or ten. We need to
finished picks with Glenn's. Almal draft House

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brings you picks with Glenn's. We
had Drew Pearson as the guest celebrity,

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but Almal Draft House is showing the
college National Championship game between Washington and Michigan.

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That's gonna beat the Lake Highlands location. You can get your tickets at

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draft house dot com. I think
it's gonna be a good game Washington and

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Michigan. Actually I think Washington's gonna
smoke them. But that's you know,

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maybe it's not gonna be a good
game. I was thinking that Texas won.

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I mean, if Texas would have
wanted to think Texas Michigan would have

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been a good game either way.
Watching this game at Alamo Draft House,

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watching any game at Alamo Draft House
sounds so good. I would love to

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just go watch the MAVs there one
night. You know the point spread on

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this game? I don't yet,
but I can find it quite easily.

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You think Michigan buy a couple I'll
have alright, Misig's the favorite act Michigan

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by four and a half. Yeah, well they're gonna get that big Pinix

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energy is uh Michael Penis Pinix,
who's gonna dunk on Michigan. Sorry,

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JJ McCarthy. Some guy tweeted,
he's I don't know, I don' want

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to have the joke, right,
but he's so dumb. But he's like,

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hey, whatever you do, don't
replace the X in Michael Poenix's name

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with an S and Google image search
it. Oh yeah, yeah, you

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wouldn't want to do that. It
was just perfectly dumb. How he ro

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stupid. I'm like, yeah,
I guess, oh, hey, warning,

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he's don't do this. He's amazing
and he's gonna be the greatest quarterback

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the next twenty years. He's twenty
four. He will not play for twenty

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years. Twenty three will be twenty
four time he's on an NFL team.

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They did his timeline. They're like, he had two acls at wherever he

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went to school. Yeah, already
went somewhere big right, they had two

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a cls, and then he transferred
into this I don't know that dude just

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throws laser beams with his left arm
exactly where he wants much Indiana. Okay,

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there you go. I loved watching
him, and I did. I

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checked to like draft thoughts Michael Pennix. Yeah, and it was like,

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he's a fifth or seventh or no, my best quarterback in the draft.

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Yeah, oh yeah, you're gonna
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yeah, best team. But then
I saw a couple that after that

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game, they're like, screw it. Some team will move up first make

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him a first rounder. I believe
on the last draft stuff that I kind

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of looked at a couple of weeks
ago. Top five quarterback in the draft

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will be fringe first rounder, you
know, play a team late in the

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first round might take a chance on. He had a really good wide receiver

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named Rome. What a great name. Dunza. Yeah, he's probably top

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ten possibly. I mean, Marvin
Harrison Junior is gonna go maybe maybe one.

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Maybe the Bears go, I like
Justin Fields and they take No.

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One Herrison junior, Mountain Bell trade. Maybe the Trap Bears are going to

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trade down, get Marvin Harrison at
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next year and swap one for three. I love it. It's so fun

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when you're like a team like the
Bears right now and you got all that

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capital, yeah, and you decide
you don't need a QB, which I

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don't know if they decided that.
And it's really really tough to tell the

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Justin Fields, but if they drop
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first. If Justin Fields goes into
Lambeau kills the Packers' dreams on week eighteen,

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how do you not sign him?
And he's the guy. I know

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you're not just judging it off one
game. But they're seven and nine.

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It's not like they're god awful.
No, you know, they've played well

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enough to do some things. Do
you think Washington is America's team right now?

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Going again going against Michigan? I
mean Michigan fans love Michigan. I

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mean if you don't like Michigan,
every even one hates Michigan. And if

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you're indifferent, it's like, hell, yeah, go Washington, Yeah,

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go win a national titles. Husky's
cool name, Seattle, cool city,

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McHale. You know they're sick of
fan and former tight end walk on,

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Uh yeah, throwing fish. I
know who I'm pulling forward with the Huskies.

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When you watch that game at the
Albo Draft House in Lake Highlands.

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Now, as we go to picks
with Glenn's, Drew Pearson made his pick

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take the Cowboys and the Eagles.
Richard from Fort Worth to Cowboys minus thirteen

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and a half Buffalo minus three.
The Glenn's and the celebrities seventeen twelve and

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one in first place, but in
second place Danny's son Malcolm, Malcolm sixteen

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and fourteen. He's incredible. He's
a little savant, He's a little sports

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savantsh already, he's Malcolm the Greek, Malki the Greek. And do we

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get his picks this week? You
want to do those now? Or do

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you want me and Mikey? No, let's get him. He's in second

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place here he is. Oh,
I always have to set this up a

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little bit early in the morning.
Today. I forgot to do it again.

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Yes, your day, So Mom
handled the chore. Thank you Mom.

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And he sounds hammered. I'm just
gonna tell you, he sounds like

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a drunk toddler, as most toddlers
do. But a little extra today,

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little extra loopy this morning. Here
we go, Malcolm, Are you ready

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for some football picks? All right? Okay? Do you want Dolphins or

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Bill's hie? Come over here,
say it into the phone. I et

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Dolphins, okay, And now do
you want Cowboys or Commanders? He?

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Oh, Cowboys? Awesome? Okay. Do you want to say hi to

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anybody? Hi? Hi? All
right? Hi? Who? Hi?

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Who? At the beginning football picks, all right here sounded like Daddy had

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some daddy laughing. All right,
so you need dolphins. They had to

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walk away from the mic to dolphins. I need dolphins like he's got hundred

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dollars on the skin. Yeah,
yeah, he needs Dolphins and he needs

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Cowboys. Come on, Malkie,
all right now, odd Danny, you

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would be next. I'm ready.
It's fifteen wins season and uh yeah,

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you Saints at home against Falcons.
I've got Saints plus three. They need

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this win to have a chance,
and their chance is pretty realistic. And

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I think I'm going to take New
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to cover. And man, after
having the OG eighty eight on earlier,

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and he's picking the Cowboys to blow
them out, I'm kind of right there

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with him. The Cowboys since the
Buffalo game, have appeared to somewhat struggle

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offensively. They have played too many
close games. I think they're better than

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what they've been playing lately, and
I think it's time for them to strap

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a whooping on a team and streak
into the playoffs. And there's no better

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candidate than the Washington commodore. So
give me the Cowboys to cover that thirteen

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and a half. All right,
now, I've got Saints minus three and

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a half on my Are you good
with that, Danny? Yeah? Three

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and a half? Fine, minus
three and a half, Okay, there

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we go. Next on the chart
would be at fifteen months, me at

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fourteen wins. Such I didn't go
Washington plus thirteen and a half, Detroit

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minus three and a half over Minnesota. Minnesota's gotten a quarterback. Nick Mullen's

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going to start Detroit pissed off after
what happened last week. And Detroit technically,

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if the Cowboys lost, that game's
at noon too, like the Cows

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at three twenty five. Detroit games
at noon technically would be playing to kind

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of win, and then if the
Cowboys lose, they could leap frog them

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yep. Or if the Eagles somehow
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there's they could get up to the
number two, so I think they'll be

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playing for it. I'm taking them
that takes us to Mike thirteen wins row

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he losses, you have that or
no, yees, sixteen and one thirteen

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sixteen and one can't get to five
hundred, but I cannot lose. And

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which you did this in the playoffs
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put it different category regular season plays. I'm taking the Commanders plus thirteen and

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a half points, mainly because I
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I don't know if it's smart or
not, but and I also need to

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pick up little ground on all you
blue star glass wearing fools. So give

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me the commission me And how was
it three and five on the road this

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year? Yep, it's got to
earn it progress, I don't know.

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Give me the Commander plus plus all
them juicy points. Uh. My second

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pick, the captain goes down with
the ship with this heart. We're just

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throwing it out there. You're gonna
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at Joe Robbie Stadium at hard Rock
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fans are going to be representing down
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over fifty percent in attendance. That's
false because there are no better fans in

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the NFL than the fans of the
Miami Dolphins, who famously pack that stadium

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whether there's a winning team or a
losing team. Known for that the most

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rabid sports the South Florida sports fan. Just now we finally plant our flag

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as the Kings of the AFC East
Miami Dolphins win the game, win the

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division, and certainly don't need the
three points that I will also take.

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Okay, Dolphins plus three JJ in
the back, twelve wins on the ear.

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You got Cowboys Texans, Cowboys,
Cowboys Texas and then Houston. Yeah,

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Saturday game Houston and Indianapolis. Jeff
Saturday had a funny comment the other

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day and said, I'm picking the
Colts in this game because They've got a

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good coach this year as he was
the coach last year. Houston minus one

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and a half, The CJ.
Stroud train should roll on. There.

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I'm with you, there, JAJ
right there, Houston minus one and a

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half. There it is picture with
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Best for me, it's a hot
mob. There's a big in our birthdays.

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There's a big TV event happening tonight, Mike. Yeah, and I

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just kind of hit me out of
No. I didn't watch a minute of

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this, but I know people love
it. I know this is a ten

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million person viewing type of a deal. Yeah. My coverage of the Golden

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Bachelor strictly came from the speakeasy,
right, And I like that. I

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like the people are on this.
Yeah, and I kind of like there

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are a double Takeler. So the
headline, we have the gold Bachelor wedding

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tonight, like a live wedding on
TV. That's weird with this old fart

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and his new old fart, lady
friend seventy six years old and seventy four

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or something like that. Are they're
actually doing them live wedding tonight. I

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think I've watched a live wedding since
Charles and Camilla. Did you you watch

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that one? No? If I
watched one since Lady Die, No,

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I did not watch it. But
yeah, this thing's gonna smash all sorts

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of viewing records tonight, and I
think we should probably lay eyes on it

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at least gently, uh to talk
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It's Jerry Turner marrying Teresa nist Ages. He is slightly older than her.

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You think i'd have the article up. I don't know, dude, I

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am tired. That's her. I
think Jeff said one of them. I

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think capitals in. One of these
gals has a big face. She know.

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I don't know if it's the one
that Yeah, I think it is.

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She does have a wide mouth.
It appears he's had a lot of

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botox. I don't know. I
only see still pictures of her. Again,

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I've never seen, Uh, Jerry
Turner seventy two, didn't I do

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the expos on this show? Kind
of yes on him? Oh my god,

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this guy is seventy two. Yeah, he looks incredible. Yeah,

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it looks good. But he got
he's the same age as Mike Reiner.

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Yeah, that's our Golden Bachelor,
Sweet Mike. We tried to get him

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on when this thing was first talked
about. But dude, so many people

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try to try out for this and
it actually I read an interesting article about

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finding love late in life and that
sort of thing, and so ten thousand

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Americans turned sixty five every day,
which I don't know if that's shocking or

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not. I don't know whenever I
read stats like that any age. But

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by twenty thirty, there's gonna be
more Americans over sixty five than there are

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under eighteen, and none of them
are giving up on love. So,

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according to the US Census Bureau,
forty six percent, forty six point four

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percent of all adults are single.
Zak, did you find that out?

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That feels like a lot, But
I guess at the end there's a lot

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of people whose spouse has passed away, so yeah, that reason or single

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by choice? I guess, Well, is it count as being single if

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you're a widow? Yeah? I
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Okay, So as soon to be
wife Teresa nissed seventy, yes, seventy

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two and seventy yeah. Uh she
just turned Yeah, she just turned seventy.

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In August, forty nine percent of
all single adults report they're looking to

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date. Yeah, and for men
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But I thought it was on for
over forty six percent of all adults

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are single. I mean, we've
heard a lot of now that that's an

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interesting stat for sure. You've heard
a lot of like crazy stories about you

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know, fire in the nursing home. Yeah, where it's like fire d

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a little passion in there and herb's
getting spread. I think that some people.

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I think that that there are some
people that just aren't meant to be

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married. And I think we live
in an age now that people may have

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tried it once or twice and they
realize, you know what, this just

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doesn't cut out for me. I'm
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And that's I think that's why a
lot of folks remain single into their older

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years. Yeah, I think they
could be. Yeah, and I think

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maybe a lot of people would just
get married or in it because they just

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don't want to be alone or can't
be alone at an early age too.

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interesting because I was just home with my

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mom who's eighty one, and she's
you know, widowed and single, and

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she is sort of said she would
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know, somebody to hang out with
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know about all the other aspects of
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Everyone knew. That's what I meant.

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The other aspects everyone knew it,
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sweet, you know to hear that. And she looks great at eighty one,

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no doubt. And she's spry and
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and she's fun funny, and she
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I don't. Yeah, she's funny. I'm like, I don't.

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I didn't begin to help. The
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tons of energy. Really, I'm
thinking about Vida, which I know ostensibly.

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you know, a real firecracker.
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I mean, that is an energetic
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they just I think they just want
to have fun. They have somebody to

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do fun stuff with. Yeah,
I want nothing more than for the next

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time that you go to visit Vida
in Florida, you get to meet some

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dude walking around the kitchen in his
underwear, right, this old guy named

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Lars. Lars, Yeah, not
Lars. He's not gonna look like the

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guy in the Gigawatt commercial, the
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But I think she's on the hunt, so I'm not even kidding.

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She comes here and visits once or
twice a year. If anybody listening has

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a dad or grandfather who's in their
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just yes, and I'm gonna vet
these people certainly, but I'm not

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kidding. If somebody is related to
someone who in your life is seeking the

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same thing, maybe just some latent
life companionship, it's please email me if

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you think that man might be a
match for my mom. Vite. What's

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that email? Kevin dot Turner?
Now there's no dot. It's Kevin Turner

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at iHeartMedia dot com. Yeah,
fine, Mike, I think it's Michael

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Siroy at iHeartMedia dot com. He's
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it once. All right, it's
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it's a good thing. I'm not
kidding, And hopefully somebody maybe here's any

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like you know what, and no
promises, no nothing, and please send

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me an email and yeah, send
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But she kind of asked me,
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I'm like, what the hell do
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But I can would actually be sweet
and if she's a platform she doesn't live

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here. So if you like to
maybe have dinner with my incredibly funny,

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cool, sweet eighty one year old
mom, it's you know, assuming you

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pass my stringent vetting process, I
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especially if you're hu left. Especially
what Yeah, if you're far left,

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then we can ask them how the
date went. Honestly, dreams come

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true. Hey, it's the most
divisive year of all time. Twenty twenty

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four, Well you get everyone to
get let's bring people together. Birthday's lightning

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ground shoot Wemby's twenty Dereck Henry's thirty. Those are two large, two large.

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Paul Vargheese speaking of large men,
Paul Vargas is forty. He was

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but twenty He ain't large, not
large, friend, Paul, talented man.

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Support Paul Varghez. Please, we
were gonna have him come up on

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one of the days that you were
gone that he didn't want to get up

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that early. Think he had a
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before it said yeah, I'm gonna
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through the show on vacation exactly because
he cares. Michael Stipe, sixty four

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spare in the rear. I think
quite influential to Tom Yorke big big yeah,

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really really good friends with Kurt Cobain
too. New Order Joy Division guitarist

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Bernard Sumner sixty eight. Go Bernie, have some Bernie, the guy who

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benefited, well, he wouldn't say
it this way, but benefited from the

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death of Curtis. Yea tough He
killed himself. Yeah, but he had

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epilepsy. Okay, but epilepsy didn't
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he hung essence because of epilepsy will
make you in a curious and the rope

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most of beam and in his house
probably had something to do with it too.

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Tina Knowles Is sixty nine. Hey, oh, clapping in there,

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Mama is that, Mama, Mama
Bear and everyone. We're gonna really everyone

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go out to the cemetery, Mother
of the Queen and drop a rose off

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at a random grave in honor of
Don Shula, who would have been ninety

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four today. Oh would have been
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You know it's weird. I my
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from a rose. My my grandma
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Bututus are in a beautiful mausoleum in
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are. And every time I go
to Miami, we can bring flowers and

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that sort of thing. And directly
across, I mean you can see the

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other is Don Shula and his wife
forever, your kid, Dorothy Shuler is

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amazing. Your grandparents are buried near
Don Shula within earshot of play calls and

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everything. That's incredible. But yeah, and I always and it makes sense,

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Soroy Shula, Well it's yas buttus
was. They said that. Yeah,

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so's that doesn't make as much sense
now and now that you're lying,

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you're lying. They're in a little
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are. But it is right.
I mean it's twelve feet away. God,

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it's cool. And every time I
bring flowers to, you know,

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my grand grandparents, and I do
clip two flowers and bring one to Don

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and one to Dorothy Shula. Rest
in power, young king. Let's end

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with a talk about real quick just
one here a bout you by advanced their

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restoration. Thanks for sending them all
in. We ran out of time today

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though, Oh down beat awesome getting
the original eighty eight. Hold on,

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that's not the one I wanted,
though. That was nice, So you

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were talking about not something I want
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morning. Pella's two things. One, Danny, you just blasted a crime.

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And the second thing. You know, last time I went to a

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midnight or morning release at Target or
my local retail store, I was trying

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to get one of those down beat
singing pumpkins from background Halloween. Man,

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I'm still in the market. Is
there a place I can go get them?

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No, they're in the alley behind
KT's house. Yeah, the trashman

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for Richardson Trash coming to get them, but they left them there because they

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didn't put them in bags. For
JJ Jackson producing our show today, for

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Mike's Roy, for Danny baylis Hey, how about for Breezy who called in

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on the Stanley Cup situation, And
for Cowboys Hall of Famer Drew Pearson making

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his Freak debut. I'm Kevin.
We'll be back tomorrow morning at six am.

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