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I would continue on Fred Rogan and
Jason Smith and today for Rodney on a

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five seventy la sports. Yes,
we will have spirituality on a very wet

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day. VIC will join us.
VIC will wet our whistle and moisturize us

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with the haikup. Wow, that's
okay, that's okay, imagery, Okay.

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Do we get a special rain hikup
today? I don't know. I

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know it's been Native American heritage haiku
month, I do know that, okay,

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all right? And you know some
of them have come from a crazy

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horse, right. I think Luther's
standing bear jumped in with one this month.

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Correct. Of course, you can't
forget the tribal elders. We had

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that, And that's what I was
gonna say. Whenever he goes to the

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tribal elders or the ancient ones or
whatever he makes up, I do not

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consider those authentic. And I don't
care. I don't care what he says.

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Now he has been better, didn't
We have? Somebody new yesterday?

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It was a bear? What kind
of bear was it? Ronnie? Because

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whatever the name of the guy was
is an actual animal sun bear, sun

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bear. Yeah, and the sun
bear is an actual animal. Right.

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So we had sun Bear yesterday.
We'll see what he does today. Though

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I don't know if it was a
talking sun Bear that actually did it or

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someone named Sunbear. I'm not one
hundred percent sure. We can check in

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with talking bear is a pretty big
deal. I mean, is it's Teddy

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Ruxsman. I love Teddy Ruxman.
Problem with Teddy Ruxman had always broke My

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Mom bought me four of those when
I was a kid. Oh four,

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Mom, Teddy Rugsman's dead. All
right, we'll get him another. Don't

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worry, We'll get another one.
And the worst part, Jason, is

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when he will start making random noises
in the middle of the night. You

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just started hearing all right. Look, and I'm like six years old,

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like, mama, help me,
Mama, and the toys haunted started making

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noise, random noises. No one
pressed the button. Nothing. Why would

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you go through so many of them? I loved it. I thought the

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concept was great to read books to
you and talk to you. It was

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great. But but why would you
break them? Why would you I didn't

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do anything, fan, Why are
you blaming me? Nothing? Fred Fred

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Kevin didn't have a lot of friends. The Bears friend him beet Rock.

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I'll go else back in the day
in his in his high school at the

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end under your picture where you think
people, he thanked Teddy Rucksman. That

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was the only person, was it? There? You go, all right,

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Jason, So let's get started.
Rams and Seattle Matthew Stafford should be

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ready to go. And this could
be the season for them. This Sunday.

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It's the season for the Chargers and
the Rams. How about that for

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a football week? Well, it's
the season for the Chargers every Sunday.

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No, but it's a season for
the Rams too. Because you just think

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about this for a second. It's
one thing to look and say, hey,

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we're right in the mix of things, right, Because if you're the

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Chargers, you're saying, okay,
we're four and five. Were right in

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the mix. The teams in the
playoffs now are five and five. For

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the Rams. Is the same kind
of thing. You can say, Okay,

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we got to start winning here.
We're three and six, but we

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we gotta we gotta win before it
gets away from us. To get to

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the playoffs. In the NFL,
it doesn't matter where you are. You

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need to get to ten wins.
You're getting in the play offs to ten

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wins, all right, Once in
a while, could you get in at

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nine and eight? What? Yeah? Maybe once every few years a team

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squeaks in at nine and eight,
But ten wins, ten and seven is

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what's gonna get you in the playoffs. And when you look at the Chargers

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and the Rams, you don't win
this week, you're done because you're not

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getting to ten wins. Right.
The Chargers aren't gonna go six and one

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down the stretch. They're not gonna
run six and one. The Rams aren't

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gonna go seven and h to get
to ten and seven, right, So

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this is where you are in the
one game or done type situation. So

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for both these teams, and for
the Rams it's even more dire because they

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have one less win. Their season
is this week and the Charge their season

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is this week. Because when you
think about getting to ten and are you

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good enough to go on a run, no, right, there's a reason

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you're four and five or three and
six because you're not playing well. Suddenly

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just say okay, now we're gonna
flip a switch and go and win six

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to seven in a row. It's
not gonna happen. Everything is on the

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table for both of these teams this
week. All right, so Matthew Stafford

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could be ready to go. They
hope you will be able to play.

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The Rams have been so fascinating because
if he doesn't get hurt. I have

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to tell you I thought they were
a wild card team again, not to

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toot my own horn. The only
person that said at the beginning of the

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year, in this particular time period, they're going to be better than you

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think, and they have been.
They've been better than you think. It

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all rests on Matthew Stafford and his
right hand. Now, if he gets

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dinged, they're done anyway. Do
you think if he's healthy they can beat

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Seattle. Oh yeah. Look I
go back to the beginning of the year

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when you saw the arrival of Nikua
and two two at Well in the absence

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of Cooper Cup, and suddenly it
was whoa. Also Atwell's going to catch

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fifteen passes a game, and at
the or Niku is going to catch fifteen

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passes a game. And Atwell's like
Deebo Samuel, they're going to use him

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with jet sweeps and throw deep.
And when Cooper Cup comes back, you

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have everything you need. You have
the possession guy a possession guy in more

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in Cooper Cup. You have the
speed guy in Atwell, and this offense

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was gonna take off, and I
kept waiting and waiting, and even when

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Stafford was playing, it's not.
The offense has just been so disappointing.

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And that's the big shocker to me. You know, the defense has been

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okay, but the offense they can't
go They can't goin to lose games like

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this twenty to three. This is
a much better offense than that. And

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yeah, Stafford being hurt, that
did hurt it a little bit, but

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I really expected more, especially seeing
that Stafford had chemistry with these three receivers

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pretty easily out of the gate.
Yeah, but you have the young offensive

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line and look, first, they've
been healthier than last year. And honestly,

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Jason, I think they performed better
than people thought they would. The

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offensive line performing better. Yeah,
Oh, the offensive line's been better.

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And as you see with the injuries
with running backs, doesn't matter because anybody

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who put into the system runs well. Right he said, Oh well,

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Kyed Williams got it doesn't matter,
right, Royce Freeman sitting on a kay

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come in you're doing, Daryl Henderson, He's gonna be fifty years old.

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They'll be calling Daryl Henderson to come
and run and he'll he'll be fine.

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So obviously whatever running back you plug
into the system does well. They're not

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missing anything. You know, yes, Stafford getting hurt and me being out

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that with it, but they're not
really missing. This hasn't been a year

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where, boy, they're dealing with
struggles like the Jets losing their quarterback or

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the Browns losing their quarterback and they're
starting running back like they did. So

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I don't get the big mystery.
And this is where I look at and

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I go, man, this is
where Sean McVay is supposed to come up

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with something. This is where he
this is this is his this is his

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time, this is his baby,
this is this is his sweet spot.

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You got to fix this offense.
You have a lot of talent there and

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it's underperforming and it shouldn't be.
Okay, Now, to the Chargers,

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every week is a big week for
them. Every week is critical for them,

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every single one they have the Packers, they should run all over them.

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But you know, then the question
became because they're not out of it,

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but they can't afford to keep losing
like this. You know, if

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they go south here against Green Bay, do you hear whispers? Does Dean

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Spanos finally have to do something and
say we got a cut bait, we

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gotta save our season, We got
to try something and make a move with

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Brandon Staley. No, this is
this is how the season will play out

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for all because Brandon Staley's name is
at the top of every list of Hey,

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what what coach is gonna get fired
next? Right? And a lot

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of it's Staley's brought on himself some
of the ridiculous fourth down decisions. He

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doesn't understand what kind of impact that
has to guys in a locker room when

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you make those crazy ass decisions,
it's like, do you got to you

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gotta explain these to people. You
gotta tell hey, this is why we

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did this. But for the Chargers, how it'll go is this. They'll

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give Staley a chance to right the
ship and make the playoffs this year because

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right now it's kind of a long
shot. Right if the Chargers were six

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and three, six and four,
it's different, But now you're you're not

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even five hundred and what are what
are they really gonna do? He'll get

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the chance to make the playoffs this
year. If he makes the playoffs this

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year, Staley will stay. If
they don't make the playoffs and it's a

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seven and ten type season, then
there'll be a new head coach in next

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year, and it's gonna be an
offensive head coach that's gonna come in to

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get the most out of this offense. Which is kind of crazy because honestly,

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I'm not as down on the offense
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Like Herbert gets all the attention.
You know, clearly he got paid.

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He's a terrific quarterback. But boy, they make mistakes down the stretch.

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It's very difficult. You know what, Herbert makes a better play seventy five

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percent of the time. All right, I mean this is not where hey

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at the end, it's like the
end of every game, it's expected,

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well, you gotta go win this
game. That's not even Mahomes wins every

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game, right, that doesn't happen. But the defense has been bad.

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If the defense was a little bit
and they have pieces, they have good

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players on this defense, it was
broad and this is his this is Brandon

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Stanley's wheelhouse. The defense is supposed
to be better and you're not in these

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situations every week where okay, go
win this game at the end. See,

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I know the offense gets all the
attention, but for me, it's

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about the defense. And when the
new coach that comes in at the end,

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which there will be as long as
they don't make the playoffs, it's

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gonna be an offensive head coach that's
gonna say we're gonna redo that. We're

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gonna have Justin Herbert turned into a
thirty five touchdown a year guy, and

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we have the great weapons on offense
and everything's gonna succeed and that's how we're

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gonna do it. So it's gonna
be a weird way to build, but

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that's how the season ends for the
Chargers. Yeah, but you don't think

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there is a point. I mean
if you think are seven and ten,

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Oh, but you don't think there's
a point where you're looking at it right

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now and going all right, we're
still alive. We gotta do something.

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Now, I'm saying, at what
point is it terminal? At what point

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do you go we missed the opportunity
and do they make a move before that

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point? Oh, you missed the
opportunity was three weeks ago. The opportunity

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was coming off one of the really
bad games with a really bad fourth down

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decision where you lose a game you
really shouldn't have. Because the Raiders did

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it two weeks ago, and what
did they do? They potentially save their

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season. They said, Okay,
no, no, we're gonna do it.

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We're gonna do it now. It's
very difficult right at the deadline.

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Like if you were gonna make that
move, it needed to be two or

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three weeks ago. Now you're at
the point where, okay, like I

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said, if you lose, your
season's done, right, So it's like,

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what what's it gonna what's it gonna
do? A coach is gonna come,

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you're gonna win a bunch of games
in a row. You have to

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be a little bit more aggressive.
And if you know you're gonna make a

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change, then you make the change
when you have to. And that's what

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that what is something that teams fall
victim to is that okay, uh,

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we'll know when it's time to make
a change. Well, sometimes making a

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change is okay, we don't want
this season to go to waste. That

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that time was three three weeks ago, that was where you needed to do

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it. Before the deadline. This
is where we want to make sure our

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season continues to go. When you're
three and three and it's either way and

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you're disappointing, but you don't want
it to get any worse, but you

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wait, and now you're under five
hundred and it comes down to a win

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or season's over. Kind of kind
of deal. They waited too long.

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They waited too long. What's fascinating
to me is before we kick this season

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off, if we're having the conversation, the two of us are probably saying,

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Chargers, yeah, oh yeah,
hell, I could see them in

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the AMC Championship game. Rams,
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be just awful, and they'll be
if they lose enough to get their number

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one pick. As it plays out, we're saying the Chargers, well,

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they're on the cusp of being done
period after really lofty expectations, and the

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Rams, who people didn't give any
chance to still have a shot in a

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wildcard. It just really fascinates me
that that's kind of where these two teams

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are. But to be fair,
and I love the people with the Chargers,

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so you know, I'm just being
honest. They just can't seem to

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get over the hump. Tom Tellusco
Has built pretty good rosters. They just

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can't ugh get over that hump.
And it's so incredibly frustrating to watch,

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Yeah, because they'll have two weeks
where they'll look like world beaters and Eckler

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will have a big game and Herbert
will have a big game, and the

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defense will get a couple of turnovers
and they're dancing in the end zone and

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taking pictures like they were against the
Jets, and it's boy, this Charger

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team is really focused and locked it
and loaded. And then after two weeks

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of playing great, you get two
weeks of what was that? What?

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How do you get run over by
a team that how do you get up

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two hundred yards rushing to a team
that is the thirty first team ranked in

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the NFL and rushing? They just
they just can't stay consistent. They don't

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have that mentality week to week to
be consistent winners. And that's that's the

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big thing, and that comes down
from leadership at the top. How do

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you keep that mental edge? That's
how you do it. And it's not

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like the Chargers aren't because the Chargers
win games enough to tell you they're talented.

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It's not like, hey, we're
we just score some points, but

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we're out of every game. Every
game is forty five twenty eight. No,

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they show you they have enough.
They just they just can't make it

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consistently. And it's just that little
bit of a of a push to say,

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okay, we go from now winning
two games and looking great to losing

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two games or winning a game and
then looking bad for two. This is

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this is a league where you got
to win three four in a row,

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and you drop one, you get
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I mean that that's how you win. You gotta be consistent, and

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they just can't figure that part of
it out. And once they could figure

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that out, will be Okay.
We need spirituality. We're gonna get big

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some time today to provide that spirituality. The high coup is next. Do

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we get an extra storm Ranger high
coup from VIC? Oh? Well that's

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for it? Okay, very good, all right, Jason smithing today for

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Rodney. When's the uh, when's
the last time you travel Jason on a

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flight? Uh? Let's see Arizona
earlier this year. Okay, you uh

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check your luggage, you're carried on? Oh carry on? I don't check

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it unless I absolutely have to.
Yeah, I'm one of those carry on

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guys as well. Yeah you know, I mean just waiting for your luggage

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is another forty minutes. I'll roll
my stuff up as tight as possible,

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just get it all on my carry
on. Okay. Are you ever concerned

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though, that when you're going through
TSA and uh, you know the bag

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is going through the X ray machine, you're gonna get caught with something?

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Oh? Wow, No, maybe
you are, No, okay, No,

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what I'm saying is you know if
you have just too much shampoo?

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Oh? Oh, I thought you
meant like, is there gonna be contraband

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that I'm gonna try to sneak on
the flight? Oh okay? Why do

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you stash your weed when you try
to make it through TSA? There,

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Jason, Oh, I didn't know. I didn't know. You're good,

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I didn't know that was in there. I had no idea. I had

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no idea. Yeah ye as Britney
Griner. Yeah not me. Whoa,

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whoa too soon? Too soon?
Soon? All right? Too soon,

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too soon? All right? Anyway? So, uh, TSA can be

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a real pain. And if you
go to certain airports at certain times it's

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even more troubling. So what you
have is thanks given coming up in the

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holidays. And the one thing I've
learned, certain airports on certain days don't

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fly in those days because that's when
they train TSA agents. You got to

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Phoenix on a Sunday afternoon, for
example, you want to get out of

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Phoenix. You could be there two
hours and there'll be like three people on

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line. It's like the TSA agent
is looking at the X ray machine and

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then checking everything in your back.
It's a complete waste of time and it's

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really annoying. But there aren't things
you can take on planes probably didn't think

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would pass with TSA. Do you
know that you can take fake human skeleton

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bones on a flight and TSA will
not flag you fake human skeleton bones?

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H Okay? How do they know
that it's fake unless they open up and

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look at it good points, So
if they see the bones, maybe you

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killed somebody and you're just taking their
bones with you, they probably wouldn't even

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check. I could just say it's
fake and they would say, okay,

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great, have a good flight,
sir, no, thank you. Yeah,

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you can take bones on a plane. Okay, did you know you

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can carry plants and trees on a
plane as long as they fit in an

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overhead bin or under your seat.
You can take plants in trees. You

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will got like a like a bond
Si tree, or I could take like

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a like a full palm tree that
I want to plant and bring it on.

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Well, if you can fit it
in the overhead bin, you can

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bring a live plant. Okay.
Let's see. You can take toy or

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model lightsabers, right. You know
sometimes those are mistaken for weapons as opposed

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to a real light saber. I
want to see a real light saber.

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Well, okay, well that is
a weapon. You can't that. I

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want to see a real lightsaber.
I want to see that get made.

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Yeah, I would not bring a
stun gun. Let's see. You can

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transport antlers. You can transport antlers
if you were a hunter. See now,

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every time I hear about antlers,
I just picture some kind of crazy

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serial killer, true detective thing.
And antlers now have a different meaning for

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you than they did when I was
a kid. Yeah, and the thing

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is this, They're not going to
stop you. You can bring live fish.

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Okay, you can bring live fish
on the plane. Can I bring

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water? But no, them cannot
bring water, then how are the fish

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going to be live? That's a
very good question you have answer. I

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mean, you're not letting me.
You're not letting me get you. You're

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killing my fish. That's great.
Now you can't bring water the fish supposed

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to? How do I bring a
lot? Guess what? I won't have

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a live fish around in the aisle
because that's gonna be what it is.

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Just play yackaby sack, chaste of
fish. What's going on? Balloons are

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all out on flights, but they
must not be inflated. You can bring

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balls on flights, basketballs, football's
back whatever. You can bring all kinds

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of balls on the flight. They'll
go right through the X ray machine,

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no problem. What about a hoop
because I want maybe I want to take

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some shots while I'm on the plane
and just the balls. Okay, but

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you cannot bring things that could be
used as weapons, like bowling pins and

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baseball bats things like that. Can't
antlers be used as a weapon if you

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really want it to look, I'm
going by the official TSA rule. If

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I'm wearing the antlers as a hat
and they say, sir, take your

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hat off so they could check under
it like then I could put the antler

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hat back on. You could,
but unless you pierce them with the antler

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hat, you took off your hat, you went out and stabbed me with

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your antlers. That it would be
a weapon, that would be okay,

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that's true. If you can't use
it as a weapon, then you could

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bring it on the plane. So
it's weird that you can't bring a switch

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plate on a blame, but you
could bring antlers. That's something there doesn't

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equate for me. I know somebody
that always carried this little knife ever,

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whether she went everywhere she went,
and you know what, every time she

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go to a metal detective and say
give me the knife, she must have

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like one hundred knives. Well,
why would you carry a knife everywhere?

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And why do you keep giving them
up? Hey, it's tough out here

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in the streets. Fred, you
never know, I hear you. I'm

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gonna lose it. But just in
case, the let keep it. I

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have all that a knife. Oh
there's one other thing. You're allowed to

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bring a roomba or any type of
electric vacuum. You can bring that on

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the flight check. I know cl
planes aren't always that clean. France are

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just trying to help the crew out. I guess is that what it's just

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handled back in the aisle, the
aisle, the feet up for the next

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ninety minutes, y'all. I mean
there was a guy that did barfall over

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the aisle. Maybe that's why they're
asking you to bring your room bas you

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mean there was a gut up.
I'm sure that happened that like that happened

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once. It was it was recently
though recently. It made pretty big news

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recently in the last week or so. But they give you bags, they

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give you bags, and for this
guy, well, not a very good

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passenger, I'm thankful to I've never
been in one of those flights. I

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can imagine the smell. Oh my
god, that is awful, and you're

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absolutely right, it is terrible.
And when when there's a smell on a

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plane of somebody's smell, oh god. Which is why, by the way,

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the TSA doesn't let you bring on
cooked fish. I just made that

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up. I don't know if that's
sure or not. Everybody on that flight

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will hate you, no, trust
me, which is why TSA does not

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let you cook fish. Can't you
bring filter fish? Sure you can,

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of course can't. But you can't
bring it in water, and that's where

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you store it. So again I
go back to the live fish. I

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can bring a live fish, but
I can't have water. I don't make

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the rules, okay, Jason,
I don't make the rules. I mean

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I just enforce them. We gotta
call Karen Bass about this, cause she's

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got nothing else to worry about.
It sounds like a lawsuit. We have

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to you somebody for their fish drying
out no water. My fish was alive

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and then it died somewhere somewhere between
seat sixteen C and seventeen Dboy, he's

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all withered. Now. Look I
found this. It says live fish are

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allowed and carry on baggage, and
I didn check baggage. The fish must

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be kept in water in a transparent
spill proof container. The container may be

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larger than three point four ounces.
Okay, so you can we saw fish

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is going to be visibly expected by
at the airport security checkpoint. Wow,

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Karen Bass got back to you that
fast. That's pretty good you speak.

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And she gets tried on and Jason
for the last thing. Like Bass,

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he takes the fish very seriously.
So hey, let's reopen the ten freeway.

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How about that. Let's reopen the
tent. Reopen the ten, reopen

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the ten. Real priorities, Jason, please, all right, gotta do

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it the fish first. All right, well, let's let's have some spirituality.

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Let's let's move on. And to
provide that spirituality, there's only one

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man. That's Victor break with the
daily haikup and Vic, good afternoon.

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He's mister Alexander Valley, always seeking
a good Cabernet savagnol and oh Fred Rogan,

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Thank you, Vic. If it's
free, twenty dollars, it was

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twenty dollars. That seems a pretty
good deal to me. Twenty dollars.

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He's in for Rodney and his takes
are as smooth as Napa Valley and Jason

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Smith. Come on now, I
think he should be ashamed of himself.

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His veneyards always ripe with content.
Come on, I'm not a racist,

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and his musica always a rich bouquet
full body. He swirls around their hits,

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hitting all the right citrus notes.
Roddy Fossio, give me a double

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king flavor that is like the dumbest
thing I've ever heard. You guys touched

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upon it earlier. Humongous rivalry game
for Chip Kelly. So many reports swirling

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that win or lose, that Kelly
isn't deep deep Kimchi. Why would Kelly

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be in kimchi losing his gig deep
trouble? Now, I know what that

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means, Vic, But why would
he be in a Korean delicacy? Have

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you ever eaten kim Chief Red?
I have you know what effect it has

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in your stomach? Tell you what? You'll be able to breathe like you've

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never breathed before. You might just
have to make a couple of runs to

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the John two, is what I'm
saying. I'll clean you out. Yeah

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at kimchi, take your pep doove. Yes, you know kim chi is,

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Jason. Yes, are you allowed
to bring it on a plane?

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Oh? God, hope not,
Spicy Cabin. That is a federal crime

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if you do that. Kim Chi
in the winter is a sensational antidote for

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colds. It breaks down a lot
of a lot of germs. It's a

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tremendous food. Kim Chi. Yes, I've enjoyed kim chie Vick. Well,

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you've traveled South Korea? I have
the Olympics. No, yes that

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they told me, don't get off
the sidewalk, and you almost got thrown

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in North Korean jail. Fred.
Yeah, well no, I was South

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Korea. He almost got shot,
as always got shot. Yeah, don't

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get off the sidewalk. Whatever you
do, stay on the sidewalk. Do

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not get off the sidewalk. I
just want to shake his hand. Don't

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whatever you do, stay right here
on the sidewalk. Is that okay?

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I took three steps on the grass. Let me tell you what. Those

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trees weren't trees. They were real
human beings with guns. Don't get off

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the sidewalk meant, don't get off
the sidewalk. Should have just told them

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you were the Dean, Fred.
They wouldn't have listened to me. Get

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a pass anywhere they know. It
wouldn't have worked. I'm the dean.

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I bet you if you had storm
ranger, you could have driven right past

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everybody. Yeah, that would have
worked. We got to take them out.

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I've never seen that. You know, you see it in movies and

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stuff, or if you've been in
the military, you understand camouflage. Oh,

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look at all the trees. The
trees aren't trees. They're real people,

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and they all have guns. And
now they're standing in front of me.

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Never saw that before. I'm Fred
Rogan. I'm on the news every

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night at eleven. You can't do
this to me. Imagine Brad full On

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that. Do you know who I
am? Card in South Korea? Yeah,

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who's gonna tell you? For Lebron
James is questionable or not? You

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see this peacock. You know who
I am? Yeah, I'm you know

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who I am. I'm a guy
to get off the sidewalk, That's who

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I was. Fritz pay the ransom, would do it at my house?

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Went to this to Bob Costas.
Dammit, No, they'd let him walking,

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Sure they would. Yeah, in
my guest house. Here's the combination.

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Get the money, Fritz, get
it in fast big. It's rivalry

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week. Yeah, yeah, that's
right, and people are going wild.

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No one's going wild, vic,
No one's even talking about But it's true.

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The buzz is at an all time
low. Yes, but for Chip

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Kelly, the sticks are high and
it's it's interesting when you go over chips

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record six years. You're head coach
in Westwood at thirty three and thirty three,

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when you had other coaches before before
hip, I mean Jimmy Moore Junior

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was forty five and thirty before he
was let go. I liked him kind

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of war on people. Yeah,
didn't win enough to justify his antics.

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Ees, Vic would say, And
Carl Durell was thirty five and twenty seven

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is a UCLA head coach? Yeah, he's like he's like the forgotten stooge,

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like shimp, you forgot he was
the coach there, more forgettable his

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than at UCLA or at Colorado.
Did you even know he was the head

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coach of Colorado? I did.
I just blocked it out. I'll be

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honest. When he first got the
job, I had a tough time identifying

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like because he was so anonymous.
Like walking, he wasn't like standing up

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and yelled like, which is the
head coach is? He's walking to the

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side, he's in the back.
He's thought, where's the head coach?

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I can't find him on the sideline. He didn't like to get upset.

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Well, what gets me crazy is
it's not so much the wins and losses,

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although it is the wins and losses, but it's it's all about the

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NIL and bruined donors according to you
know, the swirling reports withholding donations to

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the NIL because of the you know
the football is so boring and the Rose

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Bowl is so empty? Well,
both are true. Well the nil,

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I mean, who knew the nil
would be the heart and soul of college

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football? Every player the minute they
announced it was happening. That wasn't even

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gonna be an issue. Vick,
Who's got the most money to pay?

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That would be the heart and soul
of it. Nobody's going to these schools

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because my dad went to Florida State, and damn it, I'm going to

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oh Florida offering more money. All
right, Dad, I'm going to Florida.

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Well, Jay Smith, are you
satiated with the chip Kelly Era?

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Are you satiated with seven wins?
I'm very satiated. UCLA has become a

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mid power five program, right.
I get that. We have images of

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UCLA from the nineties and early two
thousands where every Gary beeB been going back

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to nineteen sixty seven, where the
image of hey Rose Bowl every other year,

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beating USC every other year, being
a top ten team. That's not

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the way it is anymore. That's
how college football has changed. I've been

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bypassed by Oregon and Washington and they're
a nice mid power five program that has

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la as a selling point. Eight
win seasons are pretty good, and that's

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what Chip Kelly's done the last couple
of years. This could be another eight

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win season. Eight win seasons are
pretty good, especially when you're jumping to

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the Big ten now and you're gonna
be playing Michigan and Ohio State and Penn

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State every year. Uh, this
is not a change I would make because

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to think that suddenly Chip Kelly to
go to somebody else is gonna be Oh,

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we're gonna get to eleven wins.
That ain't happening. Man, those

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good times are over. Understand that
I want everybody to reach for the stars

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and and and and and get all
kinds of leadership they want and and realize

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their dreams. But sometimes you gotta
realize that, Okay, living right here

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is pretty good, and UCLA is
a mid power five football program, and

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eight wins is a good year every
year. Then you're just embracing mediocrity.

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A little bit more than mediocrity.
I'm embracing being above average. A shlocky

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A shlocky Bowl is okay for you, Yeah, you go, you go

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seven and five. Okay, let's
say you see Lay loses, he loses

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to SCA Saturday, and then they
beat Cal. Okay, they go seven

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to five, they go to a
shlock Bowl, and you're okay with that?

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Yeah, three years, three years
of seven eight nine wins and three

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bowl games. That's pretty good.
That's pretty good. That's going to continue

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to build a program. He's been
to one bowl game. He lost.

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They lost to Pittsburgh. Okay,
I mean this, this is not a

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This is not a football program.
That's that's rolling, that's that's electric,

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that's bringing people, you know,
into into into the arroyo seko, you

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know, to watch an exciting team. So I understand, you know,

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the discontent. I mean, this
is this is crazy already, this is

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u c l A football. It's
still sensational place to play, sensational facility,

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sensational fans. I will not accept
seven and five and and go and

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go to some you know, schlock
schlocky bowl. It's you. You should

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not embrace that an attitude. How
it come out of darkness? I know

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I want come out of the darkness
too, but I don't know how it.

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I just don't think it gets better
unless UCLA says, suddenly, now

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we're gonna put all kinds of resources
that all the other schools are putting into

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their football programs with incredible amounts of
money that are in the hundreds of millions

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of dollars. This is what it
should be. This, this is what

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it is. You know, they
would have had a bowl in twenty twenty

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one, but the whole COVID thing
and they were gonna they were gonna play

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North Carolina State. So you're talking
about three straight years of bowls. Technically,

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I think that's pretty good. Well, why were we weak? I'm

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still pumped. No, we hear
you think we know? Jason, you

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like that. I love that.
I forget that you do that every day.

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I forget. I forget that that's
how it goes every day. You

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just started laughing. Yeah, good, I just forget that's how it goes.

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Well, we know, all right, they will continue when we come

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00:30:49.720 --> 00:31:00.559
back. Jason smith'sen today for Rodney
and when the midst o our spiritual and

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Vic's musings about this week's rivalry game, and let's rejoin Vic now for the

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haiku. Vic And it does rain
in southern California. Ronnie, everybody drives

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safely out there, take your time, take an extra few minutes. Get

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00:31:26.400 --> 00:31:37.160
there. Safely. That is the
key. It is rivalry week. But

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watching the Lakers last night, are
you like me? Are you like me?

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Probably not? That team was on
fire. I mean that was the

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00:31:51.920 --> 00:31:59.680
Lakers that Polenka envisioned when he put
this team together. I mean seven Lakers

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00:31:59.720 --> 00:32:06.519
and double figures. Hachimra twenty three. Rui's playing some really nice ball the

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00:32:06.599 --> 00:32:13.440
last week, you know, coming
back from the from the injury. Anthony

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00:32:13.519 --> 00:32:17.880
Davis, you know, he he
changed his hair and since he got towards

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00:32:17.960 --> 00:32:22.839
you know, a semi fro,
he's playing a lot better. And I

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00:32:22.880 --> 00:32:27.720
think that the team is reacting.
Waits seven five now. I love his

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00:32:27.799 --> 00:32:37.559
look. I love Anthony Davis's look. Just a tremendous run against the Grizzlies

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when they when you, when you
crushed by twenty seven, and you tire

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00:32:45.119 --> 00:32:51.160
franchise record with sixty six percent from
from the from the tray, from the

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00:32:51.519 --> 00:32:55.960
from the arc the trayumph, Are
you kidding me? Twenty two of them,

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00:32:57.279 --> 00:33:01.200
sixty three percent from the land of
land of the uh the three,

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which is the pure land, which
is where every NBA player goes. I

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00:33:07.400 --> 00:33:16.400
mean, that was just a monumental
run. But Davis nineteen eleven and six

496
00:33:16.440 --> 00:33:22.480
blocks. When you have when he
has that kind of game and everyone else

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00:33:22.519 --> 00:33:28.599
is producing around Ad, the team
is tough to beat. Do you Russ

498
00:33:28.640 --> 00:33:37.440
with sensational at twenty four points?
Six trays Austin Reeves sixteen, twelve and

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00:33:37.599 --> 00:33:43.559
seven loving Austin Reeves's game. Now, this is this is a fun team

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to watch, Yes, but can
they go back to back to night Sacramento's

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00:33:46.880 --> 00:33:50.519
rough? Anything else from the box
score you want to share, Vic,

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00:33:51.279 --> 00:33:54.880
That's about it? Okay? But
the box the box speaks volumes, Fred,

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Yes, I've heard that growing up. The speaks volumes. Yes.

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00:34:05.039 --> 00:34:07.280
The clip you know you touched upon
the Clippers as six in a row this

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00:34:07.360 --> 00:34:12.920
game funk? Yeah, oh and
five with the beard. But it was

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00:34:13.039 --> 00:34:17.400
hard in his best run as a
Clipper last night, and they were they

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00:34:17.480 --> 00:34:23.760
were screwed by the refs. I'm
with thirteen man PG at thirty five.

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00:34:24.159 --> 00:34:30.119
He should have had like fifty.
That was a tough run in Denver.

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00:34:30.320 --> 00:34:37.599
You know what Nick Cronin says,
saying the refs screwed you is for losers.

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00:34:37.679 --> 00:34:43.480
Buddy, Are you calling Paul George
a loser? No, just saying

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00:34:44.400 --> 00:34:50.719
don't blame the refs. If you
blow them up by thirty points, you

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00:34:50.760 --> 00:34:52.119
don't have to blame the refs.
Do you think they played? I thought

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the Clippers played well. They lost
by three to the defending champs in their

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00:34:57.440 --> 00:35:00.639
in their house, in the in
the in the house of the Nuggets.

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00:35:00.679 --> 00:35:04.800
That was a nice, a nice
run. So the Clippers are going to

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00:35:04.880 --> 00:35:07.880
get there. I know you have
confidence in them, Fred I do.

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How about Golden State thug Raymond Green
with that vicious headlock on the Rudy Gobert.

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00:35:16.599 --> 00:35:21.519
I thought it was a solid move. Wow. How many games will

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00:35:21.519 --> 00:35:24.480
he be suspended for that? I
mean that was that was You talk egregious,

520
00:35:24.480 --> 00:35:29.679
You talk blatant. Well there is
Raymond Green headlock. Little little history

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00:35:29.679 --> 00:35:37.559
there with Raymond a little bit.
Also, want to congratulate the Rams going

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to Woodland Hills moving their training camp
from kow lou beginning what next year?

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Yep, corner West ox Nod and
Canoga. Yeah, where the promenade was.

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You know who used to work at
the adjoining mall growing up woo Kevin

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00:35:58.760 --> 00:36:01.400
Demoff, the Ram chief operating officer. He used to work with the hot

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00:36:01.440 --> 00:36:08.440
dog on a stick, so he
knows the area. Yes, that's a

527
00:36:08.440 --> 00:36:13.880
big move for the Rams. So
congratulations on Ronnie asked a very important question.

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00:36:14.039 --> 00:36:16.760
Was Kevin working the lemonade the giant
lemonade churn at the hot dog on

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a stick? You know that seasoft
thing that they do back and forth there

530
00:36:20.679 --> 00:36:22.920
making that fancy lemonade? Vic exatly
rough. I gotta have some real muscle

531
00:36:22.960 --> 00:36:27.559
for that. You should get Kevin
on the show, Frett and ask him

532
00:36:27.599 --> 00:36:31.480
about that. We can. Yeah, he's bigger than you think. Kevin

533
00:36:31.559 --> 00:36:36.800
always a small guy at all.
But no, man, you know where

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00:36:36.800 --> 00:36:40.159
that lead Just to Vic always the
high cup for you. Yes, as

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00:36:40.159 --> 00:36:45.719
we celebrate Native American heritage a month, Yeah, it better than me from

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00:36:45.719 --> 00:36:50.079
the elder tribesman or the uh secret
ancient ones. It's got to be a

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00:36:50.119 --> 00:36:54.719
person, Vic, This is some
chief. Young Joseph Oh also known as

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Joseph the Younger. Isn't that a
rapper? Thought it was a movie,

539
00:37:00.039 --> 00:37:06.440
Mighty Joe Young. He was a
leader of the wallam Watkane band of the

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00:37:06.519 --> 00:37:12.079
Nez Pierce Native American tribe of the
Pacific Northwest. All right, so Joseph,

541
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his name was Young Joseph, but
then he was elevated to chief,

542
00:37:15.079 --> 00:37:19.599
so he became Chief Young Joseph,
and then they called hi, Mighty Joe.

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But he had to be older to
become a chief. I don't think

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00:37:22.599 --> 00:37:23.920
you've become a chief very young.
You have to be older to be a

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00:37:23.960 --> 00:37:28.719
chief. So maybe he was older
Joe, Chief, Older Joe, Chief,

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older Joe Joseph, Chief young Joseph. Okay, Chief, Young Joseph.

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This high coup for you on this
Wednesday, November fifteenth, as we

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00:37:42.800 --> 00:37:52.159
celebrate Native American Heritage Month. It
does not require many words to speak the

549
00:37:52.239 --> 00:37:59.320
truth a feeling you, Chief,
Young Joseph. Okay. I don't think

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00:37:59.360 --> 00:38:00.679
the chief put a lot of thought
too. That one vic to be honest

551
00:38:00.719 --> 00:38:04.440
with you doesn't seem pretty cut and
dried to me. Probably don't take many

552
00:38:04.440 --> 00:38:08.039
worse to lie either. What me? There you go, so simple yet

553
00:38:08.039 --> 00:38:14.159
beautiful, simple words yet beautiful words. All right, Ronnie, thank you,

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00:38:14.599 --> 00:38:15.960
Kevin outstanding? And Jason, what
do you say? Would do it

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00:38:16.000 --> 00:38:20.840
again? Tomorrow? Sounds good?
Storm Ranger Part two, that's see tomorrow