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This is a downbeat on ninety seven
one the freak. Danny's gonna play some

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funny audio in a second about ten
minutes talk in movies with Jje tonight,

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Well and you actually a couple of
things. Number one, guys, I

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have an update on the Saturday Night
Live bet that we do. So we

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each drafted ten people host or musical
guest for Saturday Night Live, and the

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season started in October runs through May. The loser, whoever has the least

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amount of points would get We'll have
to get a phone case of the choosing

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of the other two people for a
week, probably a foot. Danny got

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a point when the Foo Fighters were
the musical guest on the Nate Bargatzi episode

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Good Job Didn't get You. And
then it was announced last week that Timothy

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shallow May will be the host this
week. So Timothy Shallow May your host.

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That's a point for Mike Siroy,
who drafted tim shall May in the

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fourth round fourth round value, So
one point, one point for Mike with

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Timothy shall May. Yesterday they announced
the hosted musical guest. You can just

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tell in his voice that he's about
to get a point, like he's so

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mad he might be able to.
He might have gotten an exempt, like

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an automatic win for November eight.
There's something strange. Look at him.

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Normally you're not a happy person.
He looks like a guy that hadn't eaten

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in a week and somebody just put
a pork chop in front of him.

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He spent his whole life not eating
pork chops. When he put bite in

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his mouth, and now that's what
a man looks like. His cheeks are

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rosy, his mouth is watering.
It wasn't musical guest Tate McCrae, some

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girl I've never heard of, which
that was the whole other thing. Who

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is that Canadian singer songwriter Dan?
Like two songs? She must be a

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big, be big soon. Apparently
she'll play both of them on SNL.

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They'll do that, they'll try to
get ahead of it. That'll be someone

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before they've acted, before their bubble
is burst. But really not too often

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someone with two songs? Is she
super hot? Like I would guess that

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she is. I know she's a
Canadian? Yeah, Oh she's Canadian?

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Forget it? Okay, so you
know how ridiculous that is? Yes,

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in a pinch, sure, but
not what I'm looking for Yeah, when

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she's twenty. Yeah, she when
she gets older, she'll be hot.

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Yeah, it's terrible when she's forty. Where is it twenty two that your

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host for November eighteen? At him, Mikey, look at him? Who

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is it? Fifth round pick?
Jason Momoa? Mike Siroli has another point?

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Who really? Yes, look at
you? All that joy was for

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me that you were feeling Jason Momoa. Okay, there is I like the

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game, the real joy that we're
playing the game with him? Uh huh.

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He finally has people play the game
and not take Wolford Brimley with all

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their picks like skin did. And
what was it the Ken Wagon Mike Campbell

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Edgar Winner. Uh, he's just
happy that people were playing, were getting

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points. He took cy the guy
that did Gongham style. So but that

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goes to us, say Jason Momoa. Uh is a candidate, I would

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say for the Sexiest Man Alive,
which will be announced tonight on Jimmy Kimmel.

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Now, last year's winner was Chris
Evans, year before that, Paul

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Rudd. Who is it? People
Magazine? People Magazine? Yeah, Michael

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b Jordan, John legend E,
yoursel. But those are your last five

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years. I am locked in.
I know who this is going to be.

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I only I don't need two picks. I am one hundred with who

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is going to be people sexy man. Now, you guys can banter about

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all you like, and I'm sure
you'll get here. Won't take too long.

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We'll let me get to you real
quick. Let me just say this.

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I thought of this and the SNL
thing together because every time that Timothy

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shallow May cologne commercial comes on,
which is during every Cowboys and Rangers game,

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it seems, and Danny will send
a text he is showing his horny

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level meter. He texts us,
this is the first time I felt horny

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in five years. It's from a
Timothy shallow May commercials come on again,

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though, and the text would get
more aggressive, Yeah, until we kind

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of we have like a gift and
then a laughing you know, and then

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it's just four more texts in a
row. And it was I think it

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was a game four the World series. I called him like, I got,

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are you okay? Why do you
send me a gift of a of

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a salad yesterday and a wooden spoon
and fork mixing the salad? What did

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that I mean, I don't know, man, you tell me I thought

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Timothy would be a candidate. I
don't want him. I'll give you guys

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three you guys can have five people
each. I want one name. It's

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over. He's winning it. This
is done. I do think after two

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years of going white, and I
think we go away from white this year.

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Okay, good, because then it
was Michael B. Jordan before that,

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Adris John Legend and Michael B.
Jordan the three years before Chris Evans,

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and then who was it after them? After the brothers, Paul Rudd

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and Chris Evans, Paul Rudd.
Okay, are you telling me, Jaja,

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you think Michael B. Jordan is
better looking than Paul Rudd? An

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there. If Michael be walked into
the studio he said, I want you

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to run away with me, y'all
will never hear from me again. Well,

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same for us. I'd go anywhere
that he wants to go. I

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would take his hand. He's got
the best smile. Oh that's what was

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from the wire. Of course,
I'm gonna go hang. We all need

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to tell to be honest. If
you wanted to take you away, but

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he wanted to take you away,
to that that building they live in in

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the wire in Baltimore. I'll go
and that's where you're gonna live, wherever

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he wants me to go. Okay, I love him and live in the

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towers. You would pick him over
and uh, yeah, well John,

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I love John Legend. Is he's
handsome. He's like Paul Rudd. He's

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handsome. Yeah, Paul Rudd is
very and he looked really good actually on

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that cover of Paul but Chrissy Tige
is gonna whoop your ass if you go

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home with John Legend. Mean,
Michael b do we know who it's going

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to be. It's gonna be revealed, reveal tonight. Now Mike thinks he

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knows who he knows you gott Are
you ready? I got a couple of

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guesses. Dude, it's done too. And as soon as I say it,

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you're gonna be like, yeah,
I mean it's done. You're telling

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us it's done, or no,
I don't know it. I'm just I

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know I yeah, Okay, it's
Ryan Gosling. Because does he want it

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before? He hasn't? I looked
not want it before. That is so

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good. I can't overlooked him.
That is that's correct. Why who'd you

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have? Key? Well, I
told you I think that Reynolds wanted That's

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what I was thinking. An I
don't necessarily agree that he's sexy, bad

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bunny. There's a sex appeal to
that man. I don't know what it

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is. I like and it has
been two white dudes in a row.

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Yeah, it's it's Ryan Goslin.
He is long overdo as well. It's

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not going to be walking exhale and
bite your bottom lit and y'all think I'm

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horny. Looked through that glass,
My goodness, look at the steam on

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that window. Yeah, she's for
a heart in steam. She drew a

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steam heard what about Timothy shall Night? I was thinking him too. He's

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like a boy. Though he's a
boy. That's the thing. He lost

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sex when I find out he's dating
one of the Cardashians, Well, that's

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the thing. It's like he lost
for me. I always thought to him

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as kind of a you know,
a boyish twinkie guy and boy that Chanelle

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commercial though, hubbub, he looked
like a man to you in that commercial.

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He did a man that probably smells
real good. He does somebody on

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the text four six nonsen My votes
for Jalen Hurts, and I'm not mad

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about that. Actually, I think
we're safe that Jalen Hurts is not gonna

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wink I had. It's gonna be
Willy Wenka for Danny. I had two.

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It's fine, it's fine, it's
fine. Doesn't deserve the fantastic.

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It's pretty Willy Wanka. I had
too, but you brought up Gosling.

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It's gonna I had Bunny Carlos the
drummer for cheap Trick or Paul Giamatti.

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Those are for Paul gia to finally
to finally from second and third place.

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Bradley Whitford looks like he's got a
chance. It is Gossling. He got

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your Yeah, that's good. That's
especially if he's never won. Okay,

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Danny, could you have funny audio
real quick? You know, did either

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any of you guys participate in spelling, like for I don't know if you

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had Ui L, we had U
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like in high school or middle school
elementary literary events, you'd have to go

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to these things, and spelling was
one of the ones that I've excelled.

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In a matter of fact, went
to state as an alternate. So if

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somebody that was in the actual spelling
b team would have died or their parents

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wouldn't assigned their waiver slip that I
would have been able to go to State

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and spell destroyed making Okay, you
probably would. It's been a while since

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I've spelled, but I was curious
if then you guys had ever had to

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deal with that. Yeah, I
think I told you a year ago.

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My traumatic moment was being eliminated from
I don't know third grade spelling bee on

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the word moose, which I spelled
moose m ooh ooh se moose. I

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was eliminated by not using letters in
a spelling he spelled with sound. I

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really did well. If you thought
that. If you're one of those people

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that thought that spelling was not important, I hope you never find yourself on

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Jeopardy because this happened a couple of
nights ago. John Steinbeck called this one

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of the great songs of the world
and wanted the music and lyrics printed in

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one of his novels, Thirty Seconds
good Luck. Brian Adams had fifty two

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dollars coming in the final He wrote
down, what is the battle hymn of

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the Republic? We can't accept that
it cost you all the under knocking you

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down to zero. That's unfortunate.
So Jelana Carter for the moment is in

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the lead. What did she come
up with? What is the battle hymn

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of the Republic? And you got
the L in there. That's the source

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of Steindeck's title, The Grapes of
Wrath. So you're gonna add to your

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eleven thousand, five hundred, ten
nine hundred and twenty two thousand foreigners today,

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I'm not to win for you now
that the Repubic It would not have

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mattered because she was gonna win anyway, and she was leading him by money,

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by double what he had, but
still bro battle him of the Repubic?

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Well, and I love that.
It's Ken, right, Ken Jennings.

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Yeah, yeah, I'm glad that
he didn't say Repubic. He said

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battle him of the Republic. And
the guy immediate was like, oh my

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god, damn it. So left
the L out of republ You've seen them

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write their names in that thing.
It is hard to write legibly on the

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Jeopardy screen, Rightmi homie left out
the L flat out. That was not

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a miss read. I think a
lot of smart people have bad handwriting.

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They do. We do. Have
you seen my notebook over here? It's

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like I can't grab a pen anywhere
near you two. You don't see it,

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But I mean, that's stupid.
They he knew it, he did,

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But look they're sticklers for things like
that. On Jeopardy, Yes,

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air lightning, fast text around.
Yep. My failure was chandelier. Kevin

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spell chandelier C H A N D
E L I E R. All right,

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Kevin wins the spelling. Be sorry
you lost. Go ahead, play

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your audio. I don't have audio. It's time for Alamo draft House Cinemas

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Press played with JJ. I've been
looking forward to this. Some good ones

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today, man, carry it over. We will movies with Jay Jay long

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intro before lyrics. Yeah, it's
time once again for Rest played with JJ,

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the Lady with the Syling in cinemas
without further ado. We got two

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movie reviews with the original screen queen
herself, the twentieth Century Bucks Miss J.

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J. Jackson. There's Jazz the
screen Queen J. J. Jackson.

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She seen some biggins. I know
three of them right, yeah,

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any order you want, just blasted, because I'm curious about all three of

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these well, we could start with
the one that I'm sure it's on everyone's

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mind, Killers of the Flower Moon. Let's go WHOA. I was long

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A good start, was a long
one. It's a good start. I

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think halfway through. I looked at
my brother. We went to go see

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it, like we went to noon
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the shift's little brutal them. I
was like, man, somebody need

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to introduce him to limited series because
my guy three and a half, three

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and a half, it could be
a beating and three fifteen. Yeah,

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but very good movie, yes,
hands down, like probably one of Martin

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Scorsese's best. Yeah. Absolutely,
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I mean, you have all day
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But you know what a DiCaprio and
Robert de Niro. It's story. It's

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America. It's an American history story, and it's a story that not many

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people are familiar with. I didn't
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they were building up and it was
coming out. It's you know,

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it takes place at Oklahoma and Osage
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Found out that there's oil on this
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so mysteriously American Indians started dying,
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And then yeah, agents started of
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to come and investigate what's going on. And then you're starting to put together

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what's going on. Obviously you got
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marryman to marrying these women who have
access, who has land, and then

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mysteriously they're dying, and now all
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you know. So it's it's it's
it's a crazy story that took place is

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during the twenties, I believe,
and I couldn't have thought of a better

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director to handle this story at like
Martin Scorzoni did, because he did not

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sugarcoat anything. He didn't hold back, He didn't you know, kind of

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whitewash. I'd say what Hollywood would
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he told the story. And this
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really went on with with all went
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the few characters of you know,
the real people of just a big variety

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of a problem that happened back then
and it's just so sad. You're just

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shaking your head, like this is
just sad that this happened. But it's

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such a it's a beautiful, like
well told story, like it was told

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very well in the eyes of you
know, of an incredible cast, and

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it was a great script. Lily
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ended up marrying Leonardo DiCaprio's character.
I mean, that's in the trailer,

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so I'm not giving anything up.
I thought she was a scene still.

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I thought she was probably one of, you know, one of those ones

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who really stood out to me,
especially when you're acting across from people like

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Robert de Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio,
you know what I mean. Yeah,

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she hasn't really done much. I
think she's done mostly small stuff since some

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television. She was amazing in this
and it's a it's an important film that

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people need to see and Britain need
to know this story and really probably do

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some research afterwards as well, because
it's very interesting. Hard to determine from

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the trailers the or the one that
I've seen is Leo a good guy or

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a bad guy in this? Oh, I gotta guess real bad? Okay,

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I mean he's essentially is marrying a
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you know, yeah, because Robert
denar Re places his uncle and so yeahs

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are there any advocates for the Native
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story that's the good guy white man
and no one that's on the casting And

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how's the what's the violence level in
this thing? I heard it's pretty hardcore.

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Yeah, there's some scenes. There's
some you know, when you show

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a couple of bodies. Yeah,
it's like, oh, this is another

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role where Leo is playing a racist, Right, it's pretty good, Like

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because he was in Django too,
and he was great, and to hear

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the things like obviously how he didn't
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and say, you know, he
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But Leo is just Leo's incredible.
There's nothing that I've seen from him

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that it's not been great. Mark
and Martin Scorsese, you know, he's

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worked with him in the past as
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but really, Robert de Niro was
great, and I see it like Lily

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Gladstone. I think those were the
two names that you probably want to keep

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in mind when awards season comes around
here in a few months. I'm looking

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right now. The best picture we
do have an Officer Oppenheimer is a slight

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favorite minus one twenty five Killers of
the Flower Moon plus two hundred, so

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it's the second favorite. Leo is
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behind Killian Murphy. Helly is probably
going to take that. Coleman Domingo,

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Bradley Cooper and Maestro Mike, which
is not out yet, that comes out

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this month. And then Leo there, yeah, there's a big controversy about

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his nose in early h and then
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is a co favorite for Best Lead
Actors. Yeah, it's I mean you

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said long at first, long,
but I'm all in. I think yeah,

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it's great. No, for sure. Is it a jerker? Hey,

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No, Lily Tomlin's in this,
it's a different Lily run a long

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time. I'm being Did you cry
and I didn't cry? No? No,

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it's just one of those man that's
sad, you know what I mean.

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Like it's one of those really like
you couldn't believe. I mean I

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was. It's just it's a very
interesting story that I can't believe I've just

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never heard about, right, Like
it's crazy that I was never taught anything

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about this. Well, well of
course, yeah, yeah, But like

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I said, I think this is
a film you're gonna go in. You're

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gonna be like, you're gonna be
amazed by the story that you're gonna that

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you're seeing in a great film,
and then you're gonna go do some research

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afterwards, because like I said,
this is just a small portion of what

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happened within this situation. So yeah, Killers of the Flower Moon definitely recommend

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it. You might have to play
your day out on it, but yeah,

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yeah, so but plant it wisely
and it's a good watch. It's

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really really good film. Really is
you want to do one of the others

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real quick? Or what do you
think? Priscilla or Priscilla? Yeah,

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I really liked Priscilla. I did, uh Priscilla If you don't know,

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Priscilla Presley married was the wife of
Elvis Presley. The story picks up right

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before she meets him. I think
she was like fourteen or fifteen fifteen of

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the one, which is very you
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you know what I mean, Like
you don't want to talk about it?

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But yeah, yeah, people don't
want to talk about it. And and

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again it was back then and illegal. I think it was back then.

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I think it was. I don't
know where. People didn't really she really

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didn't pay much attention. Yeah,
because this was around the time I believe

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Elvis was in the military. They
that's when they met. So she was

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fourteen or fifteen when they met.
And and you're following this story through her

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eyes, So you're seeing the world
of Elvis Presley, but through her eyes,

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which I loved because I don't think
this is something that probably no one

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would have thought to make a film
like this. Sophia Coppolad directed it.

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If you're not familiar with her work, loss with translations. She does.

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She's a lot of female, feminine
heavy films that really put a great spotlight

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who gives a good person spected from
the women's side. Very great director,

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very great filmmaker. And she just
learned a good job with this of just

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you're feeling everything that she's feeling,
You're seeing how she's she you know,

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Priscilla, she felt so alone at
times because you know, she she she

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was a child and she was just
in love with this man who really wasn't

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around, and then he brought her
over to this you know, to the

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States, because they met over the
overseas and she ended up staying with him

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and it kind of groomed her in
a way. So you're seeing this story

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and you're seeing Elvis, especially who's
played by Jacob Alerdi if you don't know

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who he is from Euphoria, very
good actor. Actually he's on the come

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up and he doesn't and people are
praising him so much because he doesn't look

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like Elvis, and you can tell
he's not trying to look like or really

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person him in the way of like, you know, focusing so much on

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his dialect and his accent. You
know you hear it. But it wasn't

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like a deep dive like in the
movie Elvis. It wasn't that deep.

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I wonder if made Yeah, I
wonder if they made those choices based on

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the way that Priscilla perceived that man, not the icon that we all bring

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him as. Yeah, where you're
seeing these intimate moments with them, and

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you're you're you're getting really in like
behind the scenes of how he you know,

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how he was off stage because he's
only you don't ever see him on

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stage, I think one shot and
it's a shot right behind him, so

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they don't focus on that. They're
focusing on her and her feelings and her

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emotions behind, you know, within
the relationship with him. Not wait for

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this and it's out or yes,
I believe, Yeah, it's out.

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It's out in theaters now and now
it's not a lot of buzz behind it

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because it's a twenty four you know, it's a small indie film. But

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it's so good and I think it's
a great story. Priscilla Presley, who

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approved it, she thought this was
it was very much accurate to what kind

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of went on for her, and
it's just it's great. There's a young

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lady that plays Priscilla. Her name
is Kaylee's Spainy. She's not really She's

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done a couple of movies like Pacific, rim Uprising, Bad Times at l

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roy Ya, but she's not one
of those faces that you would recognize off

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the bat and did she did a
great I don't know how Priscilla Presley's personality

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is. I don't know. I'm
not a big Elvis Presley fans. I

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didn't follow him like that, but
the way she portrayed her on screen her

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emotions, just her. You just
felt she was so just alone and you

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felt that in her when she wasn't
even speaking, you could just tell her

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manner and everything about which is why
I love Sophia Copla so much. Because

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it's a great it's a great script. It's great you know, dialogue,

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but there's so much behind it.
That's just nothing being said, but you're

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seeing everything. Yeap, that's unravel
and you're feeling how she's feeling it.

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She's not afraid of the languid moments, for sure. She's great. It's

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it's a great film, Priscilla,
give it a shot if even if you're

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not an Elvis Presley fan, I
think that's a it's an interesting story from

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from her point of view of being
with someone as major as Elvis, Top

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five and that best Actress odds right
now, Yeah, yeah, I can

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see that. Yeah, it's gonna
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