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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
one the Freak. It's one thing to

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hear Dan Campbell get mad the Lions
head coach about what happened, But it's

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another thing to hear a Cowboys player
tell you what he saw at the very

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end of the game on Saturday night
against the Lions. And we want to

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get to that right now in Sports
at seven. Quick hook, you gotta

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give it to that's a quick hook. Still together and now Sports at seven,

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Yes, we lead Sports at seven
with Cowboys. Sorry, Dallas Stars.

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You've been doing great though, and
we hold out a thought for you.

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Keep up the good work. But
Micah does a little thing on Bleacher

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Report, said a little thing.
It's a highly powerful podcast on a Bleacher

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Report every single week, and we've
got the audio of him describing what he

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saw and heard at the end of
the game Saturday night against the Lions.

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Here we go. It was a
monsters game. Great game. We're still

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healing from that game. It was
a hard fought game, I think for

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both sides, but obviously came up
the most is a com Obviously the controversy

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at the end of the game,
and I'm just gonna let it know right

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now when the ref came up to
me, and for some reason, I

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was kind of like on edge that
a play like that was already happening,

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But when sixty eight caught it,
I did not think he was eligible the

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lot. The ref reported that seventy
was eligible. He reported him eligible majority

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of the game, so therefore,
you know when it happened. When the

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flag was thrown, I was not
surprised, but I was surprised they went

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for it again after I jumped off
sides. That that was kind of like

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wow, But at the same time
I love that, So that was kind

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of like wow. They penalized them
five yards put them back to the seven.

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After the ineligible receiver call was made, Parsons jumps off sides. They

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try to go for two. Then
the Cowboys snuff it out, but Parsons

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is called for being off sides.
They move them up three and a half

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and Parsons is shocked. That really
bro you doing it a third time?

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We played that last part one more
time. Not surprised, but I was

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surprised they went for it again after
I jumped off sides. That was kind

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of like wow, But at the
same time, I guess in their mindset.

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We already clinched their divisi. They
already clinched their division. They kind

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of have nothing else to lose,
so it's just kind of like we want

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to beat them and any means possible. So, you know, I'm not

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surprised by it at all. I
think that was a It was a great

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game. Whatever however they feel.
Dan Campbell said he drew it up with

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the offishers before the game, but
when they reported, they reported that seventy

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was eligible, and that's the end
of the story. It happens like that,

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and at this point we got to
move on. You win some,

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you lose some. But it was
a great But the guy who's been driving

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about not getting any holding calls all
week like move on though, whatever,

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and he has moved on. I
mean, it's the refs screwed up.

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That is a genius idea. You've
been reporting number seventy eligible all game long

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and come in at the end and
switch it. And I know a lot

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of people do think, well,
you got too cute there. And Dean

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Blendino said the other day, or
I know JJ said it the other day

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too. He's like, well that's
what you get. When he started because

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of the rest of that. But
man, that is great design for this

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key moment the game. We're gonna
switch up what we've been doing all game

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and maybe all season long and do
this. That's why I was so mad,

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because they set it up the whole
way everything you work for it in

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week seventeen, it's hard to blame
them. It's really hard to blame them

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for the upset because it is the
ultimate ultimate idea of deception. Unfortunately,

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in their efforts to deceive the Cowboys, the referees fell victim to it as

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well, and they even ran Skipper
number seventy, right, They even sort

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of ran him drive by buzz the
tower on the ref right. Yeah,

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that's part of the deception, yep. And it just worked so well that

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it tricked the ref ye. And
you know, it's also weird. Had

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this worked right and sixty eight catches
that and they win, we never would

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have really known this whole story,
you know, Yeah, Like it just

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would have been, oh my god, big man touchdown maybe up there,

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you know, they might have addressed
it. Yeah, this is what we

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did. We were running seventy the
whole time, and the reporting then maybe

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on his show, if on his
radio show, when they asked him to

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dig deeper. Then, but what's
the value in even explaining it further?

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There's none I mean you can use
I mean, they may have used that

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trick before run it back. Maybe
a similar trick has been used on a

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lot of big man touchdowns. Yeah, and maybe that's not a big man

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touchdown at sixty eight. If the
ref goes sixty eight is reported is eligible,

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maybe they cover sixty eight. Yeah, at that point, I agree,

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Like I said, he was,
like I had feeling something was going

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on. You know, no,
cowboys are not at fault for anything,

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shouldn't be punished, but god,
the lines got screwed there. That's where

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you almost liked. That's where I
kind of go back to. By By

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the way, these teams could be
facing off in two weeks in the playoffs,

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so we may get a rematch same
environment. That would be pretty cool.

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But if you just kick the extra
point, then we kind of finally

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if the refs are out of it
at that point, and they might get

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brought back in in overtime, but
then we go to find out who really

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won, because I mean, the
lines have been kind of on that in

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that discussion all year of like it's
been at forty nine Ers, Cowboys,

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Eagles. Who's next? And kind
of Detroit's like us, we're playing better

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than Philadelphia's right now, we should
beat the Cowboy Like why not us?

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And then it's kind of kind interesting. Do y'all see what I mean?

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If you want to make my you
the me, you start losing so much

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of marrow, then bring up the
XFL or the USFL. I mean,

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no offense to anyone involved, but
so they've merged, creating the UFL.

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I saw that during a commercial and
I didn't know that happened. I didn't

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either. They've merged, Danny,
that's awesome. My point is, Moose

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is high up in that. Darryl
the Moose Johnston for those that don't know,

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former Cowboys fullback kids, look it
up and he basically was like,

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well, I've got a solution for
these refs that we're having some issues with.

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With the referee crews that we have
problems with, Come get some reps

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in the UFL. And I'm like, maybe, but also you got to

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train some new refs. These guys
do at some point have to quit,

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although their day job is usually accountants
and lawyers and home depot but that's what

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she do to Brad Allen because I
heard someone say that your dad forgot who

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it was. They're like, look, Brad Allen does not have a history

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of being a bad referee. He's
had he's had a bad month, yeah,

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like and screws it a bad month
and now they can't do the playoffs

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this year and make a little extra
money, and you're gonna go, I

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don't know, get some reps in
a league where the rules are different,

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right, it doesn't make a lot
of sense. Being a ref for umpire

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is really hard, and in Twitter
Land it's even harder now. You know,

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when your name is out and you
just get annihilated when you do screw

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something up. And I think all
you have to do is not screw up

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something really loudly. Yeah. I
mean every week, every NFL city is

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going to have a ref that they're
bitching about. And then, oh,

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this guy always screws. He hates
us, The leagues out to get us.

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You know, it's just whatever nonsense
we all wanted to yell. But

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when it's this big and then you
do it on the heels of screwing up

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something else earlier, you don't want
your name to be trending. You don't

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want to know for a reason.
You don't want to know the names of

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NFL referees unless they've got massive guns. Yea, unless they got huge guns,

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and then they have a kid that
you have to know too, Sean

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Hockey Lee or you know the refs
because they've moved to the broadcast booth.

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That's true. What do you think, Gene You know, Geneane's territory a

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pretty good. That's a wild thing
that that job that ref kind of screwed

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up to. There's three flags on
that play really shouldn't have been any but

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he didn't know. But he didn't
know either because he couldn't have and no

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one could have known, and things
were moving fast. Other NFL news,

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Tyreek Hill's house caught on fire yesterday. He's so okay. Don't worry.

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He showed up in a walking boot. Don't worry, my fellow Dolph fans.

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He's all right. Oh. Is
he gonna play Sunday night in the

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AFC East Divisional Championship game. It's
the Bills. I don't know. One

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thing I've learned in the last couple
of years of having Tyreek Hill is that

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he is incredible, but he also
will put on a show for you.

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Now I don't know if that includes
him maintaining k fabe and wearing a walking

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boot when he's at home he doesn't
need it, but I think he like

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five times this year it's looked like, oh no, we just lost Tyreek,

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and then he's back a couple of
plays later, you know, like

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he's he's dramatic and he's also incredibly
good. But I don't think he set

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fired his house to get any more
attention than he did. A far bigger

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problem is Bradley Chubb is out for
the year and is even Howard hurt himself

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as well. So now you've lost
Jalen Phillips and Bradley Chubb, essentially the

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reason why the defense can put pressure
on anyone, and now you have to

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deal with Josh Allen. So no, I'm not real optimistic, but I

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was, you know, startled by
the headline of the you know, his

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house was a blaze, and then
you see the videos of him showing up

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everyone was safely out of the house. Drew Rosenhaus, who was his agent,

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said that there were family inside when
the fire began, which is a

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little creepy. And scary. But
it's a big, old mansion, so

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I think they got out really quickly. Were they able to put it out

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or was it a total loss?
No, they put it out. It

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started up in the attic, is
what they think. And they got everybody

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outside and they put it out.
I'm going to take a guess. Faulty

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wiring. No you think you don't
think gas leak? Seven million dollars,

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seven bedroom, eight bathroom home.
Oh and that sound nice. And it

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always uses me that when there's more
bathrooms than bedrooms, the more house you

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have the higher risk of a fire. People think about that. You should

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start downsizing. You know, they're
features in his house, putting green nice?

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Who wouldn't want? Do you want
that? It'd be cool? Full

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size NBA court full size, yeah, not half out outdoor indoor an NBA

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sized basketball court. That's got to
be an outdoor thing, doesn't have to

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be Yeah, probably is down there. Heated saltwater filtration pool, a spa

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built for ten also just ten.
Also two guest houses, and lemon,

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mango and banana trees. So's amazing, doesn't it. I love a good

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mango. You really like a nice
mango. Really absolutely a pineapple fan first

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and foremost. I love pineapple.
It's a little acidic though, Yeah,

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too sugary to be honest, but
good. Just give me a nice honeydew

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on apple paint in the ass to
prep too, Yeah it is. You

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might pay extra for the pre cut, pre sliced dip it in a little

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chamoy. I love all melons.
I have a friend who claims he will

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he has nothing on this world he
hates more than melon, like any kind

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of melon. I think it's all
dude. He needs to start sucking on

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some melons. That's Kevin Turner.
Have you ever met anyone who's number one

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most hated food is melon? No, honeybody that No one talks about melons

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ever. The move like all the
melons like honeydew and water water, yes,

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water, honeydew, cantlopeh huh Are
those the only I'm sure there's a

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million melons, But I know people
that don't like candlelope cantleoape can be somewhat

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polarizing as far as like the melon
melon. I don't know any candlopes and

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melon melon yeah yeah, yeah,
but I mean honeydew, melon water.

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The ones that have the melon in
their name proper, where cantelope is kind

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of like the weird cousin that showed
up late to the party and tastes weird.

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Cantleop's good though, like it,
But I know people that don't like

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candlelope. But I've never known anybody. It's like, Oh, watermelon lived

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at a house where you had a
fruit bearing tree. I mean, yes,

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California oranges amazing, isn't it in
our neighborhood. Yeah, and apples.

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We had apples in Memphis. You
walk outside, it's amazing pluck a

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fresh fruit. And those apples that
like grow organically in the wild are so

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much smaller than the ones that you
get at the grocery store. Yeah,

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Like, apples are not meant to
be the size of softballs. I don't

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think fruit is. You look at
bananas in their natural state, Yeah,

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they're tiny and oddly shaping. I
guess all bananas are oddly shaping. But

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yeah, oblong, they don't look
anything like the bananas you're thinking. I

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pulled up a link here as I
put it in the document here, guys.

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Another thing I don't care about at
all is the Pro Bowl. I

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don't even know what it is.
Anymore flag football. I just don't care.

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I don't I don't like things that
don't matter. Is that that Bowl

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games? You know? I don't
like things that don't matter. I'm not

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interested preseason you name it, but
don't open up the link I sent you,

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guys, because there was a saucy
traffic girl on that link on CBS

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eleven. Click, so you tell
us there's a saucy traffic girl and say,

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don't open the link, and you're
looking at me and him. Guess

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the seven Cowboys Pro bowlers should be
pretty easy, d law She was a

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little cross eyed, I think,
but it could have just been my internet

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shright. No, I'm definitely clicking
if she's yeah, if she's got a

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got a walk? Uh? D
law uh No, damn strike. Well,

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he started to the higher degree of
diff He's the best defensive player we

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have. Arguably that's ode of Micah. Yes, Micah. Well, as

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far as productions might be an argument
for another defensive player, he's incredible right

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now, DeMarcus Lawrence, all right, find dak c d Micah. Okay,

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he's on a hot streak. There's
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you got three of the seven to
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boy? Uh kicker, you said, dak c d Micah, I said

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Dax CD Micah Bland Aubrey, Aubrey, you gotta put anger in there to

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anger correct? Alright, kicker in
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I think that means Bones will be
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That's got to be Zach. It
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job. Guys, say, say
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the stage and you left law off
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Uh. Yeah, he should have
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contend he might be the most underrated
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Even on years he got paid and
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people would judge him off that.
I'm like, he might be the best

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defensive end run stopper in the league. He gets killed for sack numbers.

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I guess in the public eye,
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Love Danny pat McAfee has apologized for
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where Aaron Rodgers Down a Little Jabble
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Kimmel would be into Epstein documents.
Kimmel then responded with a big tweak,

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calling him an a hole with two
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funny. He started his show yesterday
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and these are quotes. He says. I can see exactly why Jimmy

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Kimmel felt the way he felt,
especially with his position. But I think

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Aaron was just trying to talk.
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in a lot of people's I guess
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said that was the case. We
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tried to be like whoa He continues, We obviously don't like the fact that

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we are associated with anything negative.
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an uplifting one, a happy one, a fun one. But it's because

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we talk s and try to make
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people get very pissed off about,
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apologie for being part of it.
Can't wait to hear what Aaron has to

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say about it. Hopefully those two
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not court wise, but be able
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turning in from wild ass rebel guy
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guy as many good people lost their
job so ESPN could give him eighty five

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million dollars to do that show.
He looks like the template of what would

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be an animation to promote spring Break, like if you went down to Yeah,

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you went to Florida and bought a
spring Break T shirt to have like

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an animated version of him going like
doing the hang ten bra. He looks

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like the angry guy in the group
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See. I'm I'm not anti Pat
McAfee like you guys are. I'm

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not either. I think he's kind
of funny. I can't stand it,

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I know, but I don't know
how much you've actually watched. Like,

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I think he's fresh in a in
a world of stale and really dumb sports

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stuff. I think he just has
a different and unique perspective. I mean,

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I'm not an acolyte. I don't
seek out his stuff. I'll tell

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you. My biggest mystery with the
Pat McAfee show is why every clip I

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see and everything I see, a
j Hawk is just kind of sitting off

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to the side end on a zoom, like, what's I never see him

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saying anything? Yeah, but he
doesn't like I've watched enough of it.

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I never he's never funny or good. He's just kind of always there.

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Yeah, he's getting just your supporting
role and maybe we'll have a football take?

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Does he sometimes you're in there.
There's also it's not like I mean,

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for every time Pat McAfee show makes
the news, which is once a

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week it seems. And I'm going
to add to why you you know,

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have your victreol for him and I
don't even really want to argue with you,

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but it's never a J Hawk's contributions, Like he's just kind of he's

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just kind of off to the side. AJ Hawks. There's also seven guys

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who I assume produce and cut up
his podcast clips with whacky nicknames the man

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and you know, there's like seven
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the Yeah, he's kind of in
that form. When Dan Patrick decided to

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take his show to an office,
it looks like like just he's in a

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room but it's him. And then
he's got eight guys on a panel that

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don't work for him that he just
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He's kind of building that model.
But yeah, yeah, so yeah,

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good that he had to apologize BECAZ, ABC employees, Disney employees involved for

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Aaron. You could tell Pat did
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it happened. I'll say Pat is
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of people who received the ultimate gift
that the world can give you, and

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he's been. It's definitely not sleeves. He's been on the receiving end of

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a stone cold stunner. Oh not
many have gotten that. No, I

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want his stone cold et. The
thousands have received the stone cold stunner.

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But Pat McAfee's one of the rocky
ones. And he had a nice beer

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fountain. It was one of the
ones where stone Cold tricksha and then you're

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having a beer together. Then he
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Oh yeah, right when you're trying
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stunner, the fountain of beer gets
spewed. It's all about how you sell

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the stunner right, and hence your
allegiance to Pat, because it's right wrestling

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Pat and David Copperfield, his guys
boy you just you attach somebody to magic

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or wrestling and they can do anything. And Mike, you will still support

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him. I like magic way more
than wrestling. Pat David Gapperfield and Trump.

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Trump's a wrestling Hall of Famer,
by the way, he is.

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MAVs one, twenty six, Blazers
ninety seven. What happened. Here's what

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happened. And this is the overarching
importance of Kyrie being back. Luca has

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forty one points. Kyrie has twenty
nine points in this game. And that

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was all hands in three quarters of
play. They didn't have to play the

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fourth quarter. They outscored the Blazers
by themselves in the first half. Yeah,

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they did good. They played good
basketball last night, and look a

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part of that Luca. We're going
to have to take the load off him.

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He does not have like paying those
forty minute games or is going to

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wear him down. He's already got
a sensitive quad right now. Luca thirty

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minutes last night, Kyrie twenty eight. The problem with last night's game,

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though, is that Derek C.
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ankle sprains. Kid said it's minor
and they will be evaluated today. They

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had the Blazers again tomorrow night,
you know, so if they had to

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miss one game, you know,
at least the Blazers is a big seven

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game homestand for the Maps, like
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to kind of make up a little
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month of November a bad month of
December. I mean, if they make

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up some ground here though, while
they have seven games at home, they

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gotta be in good shape. Did
the seventh seed right now, but they

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would technically be looking at it.
I mean, dude, they're two games

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out of the four seed. And
you know, the most fun team in

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the NBA is the Oklahoma City Thunder. They lead the league in three point

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percentage. Shake Gilges, Alexander ched
Holmgren and another one of Mike's guys,

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that's Josh Gdy. That's a tough
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know, I mean, we don't
know. Gash Giddy's doing almost nothing.

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I mean not almost not that he
scored twenty three just the other night,

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but I think he scored nine last
night. And just because they're so talented,

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he only had twenty two minutes.
So they they have just don't need

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him to pour it in. But
that dude could get a triple double every

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night because of all their trades and
honestly borderline tanking. Fifteen first round picks

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in the next seven years. I
love it. So they can go make

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moves. If they wanted to add
something I probably wouldn't. I might just

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let this thing go. They're the
two seed in the West right now,

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behind Minnesota. Who's really good is
that Rudy Gobert Karl Anthony Towns experiment is

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working maps of the seven seat They're
in there, dude and Kyrie back looks

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good, healthy, We're in good
shape. We're in good shape. Everyone

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relaxed. Chance for you to win
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What you'll do is call in at
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seven, one nine seven one.
You'll tell JJ your area of expertise.

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It could be one thing. It
could be dogs, it could be vegetables,

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it could be tools. It could
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music, movies, popular books,
it could be MAVs. Whatever your area

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of expertise, tell JJ that we'll
get you out in the air and if

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you can answer a question about your
area of expertise and prove that you are

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the expert. You'll get a pair
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line outside of a Walmart at three
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