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and a huge pub publication. Also
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to take our guesses at who it
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Come up in the scull about seven
thirty plus. Good teasing man, press

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play JJ nine to fifteen. Today
stick around. She's seen three big o'ms

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two movies. Teaze them. Tell
him what what big three you got?

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Well, any of you Evis Presley
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there that's gonna show the life of
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different eye. And then of course
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Nights at Freddy's. And then also
talk Killers of the Flower Moon. I

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know a lot of people the moon. Oh no, no, And I

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said nine, maybe it's nine ten. So Jim, don't be late,

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you know, don't leave. Maybe
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Danny Begos had the day off here
today he is back. He's got a

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banana in his hand. Are you
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you gonna eat it? Typically after
this segment? Okay, he's also stay

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tuned for that. Then he's in
a good schedule time. I'm probably gonna

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many reasons to stop by. Danny
will talk matters a second because we have

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the home of the Dallas Mavericks.
But whenever you have a Monday off after

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a Sunday Cowboy game that has a
lot of stature to it, like Cowboys

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and Eagles, The Big One,
the best Cowboys game we've seen this year

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in terms of just interesting game you
like to get your hot thoughts. Well,

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I didn't get to watch the game
like I normally would, completely laser

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focused with computer in one hand and
notebook in the other ready for hot notes

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observations all that. No, I
got to watch it with my kid,

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who was into it. He wanted
to watch he wanted to watch Cowboys with

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daddy, and uh, you know, yeah he did. And you know

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he was not watching the game,
but it was on and he wasn't screaming

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for you know, trash truck compilation
videos and blippy, so that was good.

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He ed would fall off if he
saw a garbage truck go through a

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car wash, it might and that
actually fall off. Oh my god,

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that child, that child so cute. He's so cute. From Afar.

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I love you. Saw that picture, I said, you guys last night,

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the one of me holding him and
him with his arm out stretch going

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right and me in the back going
Oh my god. Yeah, that was

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a it was a microcosmob. But
yeah, I did get to watch the

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game, and man, I tell
you what, keV Oh, you were

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right. Definitely the most exciting,
entertaining football game that the Cowboys have played

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all year long, too against a
relevant team and actually looked like they belonged.

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I can't help but think that the
quality of that game got overshadowed by

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all of the bitching and moaning about
the officiating on Twitter, because, like

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I said, I didn't get to
watch it like I wanted to, So

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I did kind of rely on Twitter
to figure out what the world was thinking,

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to figure out what, you know, like Kavanaugh was thinking, and

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and by proxy, you end up
seeing a bunch of other stuff and just

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replay videos of all of the you
know, the dack stepping out of bounds

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and that, even though that wasn't
an officiating situation, but all of these

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little things of inches, the shoot
maker, touchdown not a touchdown, the

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different angles, well this is the
pylon cam and this is what it showed.

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And it's like, look, man, you played on the road in

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Philly against the best team arguably in
the NFL, and you came up short

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just a little bit. What is
there to be too terribly upset about.

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I don't get it. I ain't
the thing that you could just go back

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to we didn't get it done at
the end. Once again, and anytime

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it seems like they play a big
team or a big really good team in

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a close game, it feels like
they're not ending up on the right side

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of things. I think things are
looking up, man, I really do.

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I think this look two or three
weeks ago, maybe we felt disenfranchised

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with this thing. Oh regular,
here we go, same old cowboys.

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And I've said this from the damn
minute it happened. That effing Cardinals loss

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is going to haunt them. That
should have never happened, but it did.

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And losses like that happened, but
they shouldn't happen to a team that

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is allegedly as good as Dallas.
They like really it on Sunday, Man,

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I got no complaints about the way
they played. I thought Dak looked

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great. I thought that. Oh. Another thing that I saw a lot

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of was a lot of Terrence Steel
hate going on. Yeah, he was

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a lot real hard, can I
give you? And I didn't. Yeah,

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And I think I may have seen
the same graphic, But please,

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I want you to talk about that. But dude, you you would think

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he's the worst offensive lineman in the
NFL, And maybe he is. No,

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And I think Kevin's right. He
is coming back from an injury and

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I don't know if he's been okay, but he had a bad, bad

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day. He's back earlier than he
should have been. Yeah, and he

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got a new contract, right,
And that's also that yel ACL right with

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him. Okay, let me ask
you something. I don't know if you

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guys have ever torn in ACL,
but I would assume, I know I

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have it, but I would assume
that the best remedy for it is I

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don't know, rest, Yeah,
not playing National Football League football every Saturday,

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determining when someone is good enough to
come back. I mean, acls

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are so common, I don't know. Yes, it looks like a man

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who didn't know what he was doing, not certainly not worthy of another contract

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and shouldn't have been on the field. Yes, we'll talk about that.

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But I don't know if it's because
of ACL all of a sudden, or

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it's just exposed bad matchups and just
a real rough go. But yeah,

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here's a tweet. I saw total
pressures allowed by Cowboys offensive lineman this season,

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right the entire season. How many
QB pressures you've given up? Here's

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just random numbers. Beyaddish fourteen this
season, fourteen times he's given up a

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pressure, Zach Martin thirteen, Chuma
Edoga eleven or Tyron Smith five all season,

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Tyler Smith four all season, incredible, Terrence Steele had twelve against the

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Eagles, Jesus, and he is
at twenty eight total for the year,

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So he's at twenty eight. Second
worst would be Beyoddish at fourteen. But

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dude had twelve pressures allowed in that
game. That's what makes me that I

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knew that I was aware of that
stat. So my reasoning in saying that

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rest is probably the best thing to
heal. Would it be a bad idea

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to let him actually heal rather than
get to what sounds like a place of

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diminishing returns by actually leaving him out
there? They don't have anyone else,

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yeah, I guess not, Yeah, because they did. They chose not

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to do anything on the offensive line. Well, they raft and shoon maker,

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they didn't. You know, I
don't know. I'm gonna sit there

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and go there was a ten offensive
linemen you could have gone and traded for

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it the deadline last week. Well, not a lot that you could have

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gotten help there, but some guys
that could have helped you. One of

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those guys is Josh Ball, who
they drafted in the fourth round of a

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couple years ago. He's got a
dislocated hip hip. So if you want

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to put Tyre in it right,
tackle Tyler Smith, move him to left

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tackle and then pump in someone at
left guard. Like, no, you're

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not going to do that. Tyron
played his best game of the year at

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the left tackle the other day.
Tyler Smith is playing pretty well left guard.

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You're kind of gonna leave that alone
for right now. Terrence, it's

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that a bad game, Like,
it's not like he single handedly got them

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beat though, you know other things
that happened, the big thing and the

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sacks were huge, and it's highly
important, But Terrence Steele is not.

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He's got a pretty good track record
of being good this season because this year,

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even before yesterday's which game, he
was crushing everybody in pressures. Yeah,

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you know he didn't need the twelve
yesterday to be the worst the worst

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at that on their O line.
And you brought up a good point,

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Mikey yesterday. And I love this
is the the draft logic. I love

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the idea of having your wish list, your best player available, your best

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player for position, and if that
person isn't there, you have offensive line

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list and you find the best guy
that you've evaluated talent wise, and you

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just draft him. I don't care
if it's in the first round, second

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round, third, fourth, whatever, because it all starts. It begins,

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and it ends with the product,
of course, but also with your

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interior lineman. Yeah, Ty goes
to the old line, not under unnecessary

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tight end. I agree, that's
the stupidest draft pick they may have made

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in a year. It was athletic
guy too, like if the tight end

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at least like make him a flyer, like make let's take a shot on

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a highly athletic guy who could turn
into a high end tight in the in

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the league schoonmakers, not that he
was seen as solid. And you can't

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tell me that, as good as
those guys are at evaluating talent, that

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they didn't see that Jake Ferguson was
going to do what he's done this year,

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and that has improved every damn week. I was now his hands aren't

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exceptional. I think that can get
better. But he's really effing good and

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kind of turned into Zach's little Dax
will be Well, he's a littleton Schultz's

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part two. And I like him
man, and I liked him from since

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last year. I've thought that guy
showed me, uh something that separated him

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from the tight end gaggle that this
team has been kind of struggling with for

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the last few years, and uh, post Witten, I guess, but

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that draft pick. Every time I
see us have problems in the interior line,

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I look at that draft pick and
I'm just confused, well, absolutely

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confused by it. Should you be
looking at Mazzie Smith as well? Absolutely,

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And this is something that's even worse. Right, he's not hurt,

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right, I don't remember when I
brought this up, because and I loved

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it. Like, they've gotten nothing
out of their first three draft picks this

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year. Now one of them tore
tore a cl and preseason, so we're

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not mad at that, you know, it just happened. But Mazzie Smith

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is giving you nothing, and your
second round pick has given you pretty much

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nothing in Schoonmaker and other teams just
don't do that. And the Eagles are

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getting a toe out of their guys. The Chargers are a team who they

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played last nun money at Football,
who are seen as a bit of a

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disappointment. At four and four,
They're not getting hardly anything out of their

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first round pick, the wide receiver
from TCU. Like, dude, if

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you're good and you are a quote
unquote contender, you need to get something

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out of your rookies. Imagine calling
Evan Carter up and getting nothing out of

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him. Now, that's a wild
thing to compare that to baseball, I

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know, but like it's just in
football. You have garter plus one.

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You have to get something out of
those guys first and second round picks.

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Yeah, yeah, you have to, and they got nothing. So young

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we have a little more football those
guys. Because Danny, were you at

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the Arboretum or did you hear our
Ghost Pepper Pavilion replay? No? I

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missed that. Yeah, I know
that you definitely had one with the wide

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receiver combo yardage platter. And I'd
like your thoughts on that because I was

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being besmirched because I was surrounded by
people of lower end intelligence. But now

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that you're back, I figure you
can provide listeners like that. I was

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looking right at you because these guys, these guys. No, no,

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because Kevin started it and then Texters
jumped on board that there was any question

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that I should get a point or
had didn't make a hot enough pick.

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Being the AJ Brown and Cede Lamb
were going to combine for two hundred and

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fifty receiving yards. It's not my
fault that I happened to be holding a

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match box. I didn't like the
match your thoughts, I asked about the

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box. Did they combine for two
hundred fifty seven? Why was there any

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Because the question was is that even
a that's not a hot enough pick to

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be worthy of a point? Well, I'm sorry you didn't add that that

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Ceedee Lamb was going to slip on
a grilled cheese sandwich at the end of

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it to, you know, to
ensure the half point. Right, No,

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I know, but that's why I
was so mad and listen to this.

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I did a little research, and
yeah, I did it online like

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they did. The overall under for
aj brown In going into that game from

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Vegas was eighty three point five yards. Okay. The over under for Ced

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Lamb from Vegas, who we all
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right was seventy six point five yards. WHOA, they're combined over under was

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one hundred and sixty yards. You
went ninety over that. I went ninety

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over that, and they went ninety
seven over that. That is crazy and

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I wish I was this level of
genius. I would have put my property

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taxes on either one of them to
go over their numbers, although aj Brown

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didn't do it. He went under
I got one ninety one out of CD

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lamb. I feel like you're screaming
at dan O and Arlington and I'm just

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kind of here hanging out. No, you fueled that fire and then go

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no old even hot prediction two hundred
and fifty yards out of two guys,

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so loud, what I do?
I should have got two points pretty much

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any scenario I'm in, I had
fueled to the fire the other angle.

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So now that we've all agreed this, I might go into the DMV.

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Interesting it. We've all agreed that
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a half point. It does say
in parenthesis, I never saw anybody frisbee

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a cheese grill on the on the
on the football field, so I don't

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know why a cheese grill. It's
as tentative next to this half point we

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gave you, because essentially, it's
just as Nick Sirianni caught cussing on sideline,

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Yeah, issuing and expletive and you
say, and they would react to

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it. He's uh, he's not
writing, he's not mouthing, he's not

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saying hi mom. Yeah, you
know how they do that? So anyhow

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a baris soap something. Yeah,
and someone did say that they did do

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something along those lines, but we
gave you half. The gave you half

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he did. Okay, are you
talking about based on that Slimo video later

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was cussing. I saw him audibly
or no, well some say audibly too,

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but yeah, I didn't care.
I saw him out thing the fort

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multiple times. But the booth did
not acknowledge it. I don't think so

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someone said they did. But then
the same debate as the receiver thing is

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that is that worthy of a point
that Nick Sirianni will be caught cussing on

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a sideline? Yeah, I don't
know. I don't care. Look,

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I'm sad. We're trying to get
points. See now, you know what

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we've done is we screwed ourselves by
being insane with these you know, making

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these predictions absolutely banana sandwiches. So
if we do like one, that's kind

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of I don't know, a little
bit of a stretch, but not insane

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enough, then our point accumulation gets
challenged. Yes, and now we're just

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gonna yell about what's worthy. Have
you ever notice that it's always by the

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guy that doesn't have any points.
When did you get a point Rangers?

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Well, I know, I'm talking
about from Sunday's game. Oh, absolutely

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points nothing. Yeah, I know. And he's got the mildest peppers in

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the room. Dude, I do
not, Yes, you do. I

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said an animal would be on the
field. Yeah, at the Eagles game

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where they have an eagle. At
pregame, I said, during the game,

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you know, you got me and
Mikey over here juggling freaking Carolina reapers

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and ghosts, and you're over there
popping serranos in your mouth. We're just

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putting throwing a little reaper into each
other's mouth and spicy and oh and then

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you're over there with just one little
score to Frank's red hot. Okay,

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yeah, so's just licking a bell
pick ghost pepper. Ever, a coach

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is gonna get caught cussing on the
sideline and two of the top ten receivers

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in the league are gonna get over
two and fifty yards combined. Well,

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I mean, dude, close your
eyes. That could happen anytime you reframe

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that. As he said, someone's
gonna slip on a grilled cheese sandwich.

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And I said, Kenneth Gainwell is
going to penetrate Jalen Hurts on a tush

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push. It was one of the
best fumbles in pleasure. But my football

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pick, my football pick of the
week, was they were going to do

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a tush push fail and follow it
up with the Philly Special. Okay,

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it's insane. Kevin has one point
and he has three points. I have

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five and a half points. Listeners
have a half point. You know what,

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should we give the listeners another half
point? No, no, you're

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another I'd like to revoke their half
point for challenging your point. You know

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what, You're absolutely right, listeners. You just lost your half point.

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Yeah, listeners zero and you can
take that out on Terry and Garland.

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Fine, Terry. And on top
of that, you lost your half point.

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And you know what else, Listeners, You've just got a warning.

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Oh no, he didn't, he
did. He just isssued a warning.

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Yeah. Now I'm just arms crossed. I'm satisfied over here, not nodding

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my head. Yeah, teach them
to mess with me. A warning and

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no half point. MAVs meet the
Magic last night, one seventeen one oh

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two. The Mavericks are now six
and one and they've done this a bit

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where they kind of suck in the
first half. He are second half Hoodini's

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man, they sure are. Well, if you want to catch a MAVs

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game, catch it all here on
the freak of course, but really tuned

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into the second half because that's why
they decided to start playing good. That's

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them though. Man, there it's
it's we're back on the damn judge Roy

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scream. It's a roller coaster.
It was just like this last year where

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within the same game you would be
like, this team should could compete for

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an NBA championship, and this team
belongs in the lottery and not too far

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at the back of it, like
it's just how it goes. But the

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key to that is the defensive consistency, like stepping up just a little bit.

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And I do think it's a little
bit better. And Grant Williams is

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a pleasure, isn't he fun?
He's a joy man? Yeah, And

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he also has like the same body
that we'd have in that awesome too.

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I love it. I had to
man, every time he does something awesome,

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I'm like I could do that.
Yes, I'm like, that's a

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style of game I would have a
beast. He's got dad bod. There

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was a great moment love him.
Last night Kyrie found no no, Luca

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found Kyrie open for a three.
Kyrie knocks it down and on the next

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possession, Kyrie finds Luca and they
both just kind of they both make it

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three. They both look at each
other and it's the whole Like, see,

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they could play together, as we
kind of knew that they probably could.

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But now I'm not worried about the
fact that they haven't played. They

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haven't beat a good team yet.
We'll get there. We'll cross that bridge

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when we get there. Six and
one ye, but they're not getting beat

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by bad team exactly, which was
a problem. Huge, huge, huge

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huge Derek Lively's fun. Yeah,
if you guys, did you guys give

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Derek Lively some sweet love yesterday for
that yesterday fourteen good reef man and he

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had ten last night and he was
in foul trouble all night. But dude,

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you can tell Luca loves loves them
lobbing it up to him and he's

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teaching him because there was a play
where it was a turnover and Luca kind

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of did the palms up to Derek
Lively like this is I need you to

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do this, to do this,
and Derek live like excitedly accepts the criticism.

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He knows he's nineteen years old and
he needs to learn from these people.

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And it's just fun to watch this
thing evolve. Love where Derek.

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Yeah, it looks like he likes
being here too. I think he likes

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this team. Yeah. So I
started the game in the middle of the

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second quarter once I went through twenty
minutes of xing out gambling and porn sites

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to be able to cast the illegally
streamed game to my TV. But the

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maps are down what fifteen and a
half thirteen thirteen? How quickly did they

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evaporate that lead coming right out of
the shoot and take a long It did

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not take long. I mean that
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point Orlando lead within I think a
minute and a half it elapsed from the

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game clock. It was incredible.
And a half into the third quarter,

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they're up three. But they covered
that real quick, real quick. It

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was good. Yeap, love it
real quick. And we've got a listener

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who just called in as well,
who's throwing a challenge flag. Let's go

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live to random Wistar Hi what's your
name? Hey, guys, this is

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Colin. I'm just calling on behalf
of the Glenns to see what we need

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to do to get that warning revoked
and that half point reinstated. Look,

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Danny Mike, I'm sorry that you
guys, uh, you know, kind

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of dropped the ball on this week's
pepper Pavilion. But I don't see why

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that's any reason to take it out
on the loyal listeners like us. Well

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that's a good point. First off, Colin, you don't I suppose in

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negotiations you do ask for the world, you know, and then accept half

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of it because you're not getting the
half point back and the warning revoked.

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I will give credit to a listener
who said that we talked about a heat

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shaming in the whole first segment,
and then right there we just went off

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on a spiciness of Kevin's Mike being
unacceptable. Okay, I'll tell you what.

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We'll take the half point and we'll
leave the warning on the table so

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you guys can keep that warning.
Just give us the half point back,

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and I think we'll all be happy. You know. I appreciate you,

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Colin, and I don't know if
you are a signed advocate for the listener,

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Colin, or if you're just doing
this independently, okay, well then

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you are. That's settled. What
I can do for you, and I'm

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just to show you lenient is that
I am not going to reinstate the half

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point and that is actually not even
up for discussion. I appreciate if you

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would mentioned it again, but I
will. You guys do and all the

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listeners go on strike. We'll see
you in court, sir Roy, I

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was about to revoke your Wow a
nasty bitch. He has a nasty bitch.

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Colin, You were going to revoke
the warning? Revoke the warning?

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What about after that? Display?
Warning? To sounds to me like Colin

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needs to learn a little bit about
emotional management. That's right, Colin.

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This always got to take a personal
day to go to court, get dressed

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up in my red carpet suit.
Well, I'll do it. I'll do

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it. Thanks calling for your call. Get sports stuff there, men,

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we'll get to our arrangers. Twist
notes next May coming up next Scudy.

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Oh yeah, the scuttle bit.
I got a few things, and one

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of the things does include a big
announcement that's happening tonight and we need to

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make our Ghost Pepper Pavilion prediction on
who will be a special bonus plus some

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other stuff. Next some nice have
won the Freak