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Monday by far the easy day of
the week. So much to talk about,

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and I will start it with I
love the summer. I'd rather be

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blazing hot than freezing cold any day. Yes, all right. I think

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that's the Cuban Italian in me or
whatever it is. But I can't take

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the cold when it's ninety five.
I'm like, let's go, yeah,

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right, rock and see that's what
as long as you're not stinky, Yes,

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all right, sweating's good, it's
fine. It means your body's working

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the way it's supposed to. By
the way, since the sister in law,

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Kathy Tyler Young said stinky and you
brought her name up, that's exactly.

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That's exactly the word associations what you
call. Before we're going further,

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let's say hey to Rick. Hey, Rick, Hey, guys, good

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to be here. Rick is the
producers. So Kathy Tyler Young came over

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today and yesterday and inspired a new
band name that I would like to present

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to the court, okay for ruling. You know, boob sweat and chlorine.

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It kind of has like a Hootie
and blowfish feel. You know,

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we already have boob sweat. I'm
sorry, I thought we had there.

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Yeah, we already got boob sweat
in there. I'm sorry. Okay,

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So that'll make a good girl's rock
band. Oh that's the thing. It's

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a butt crack sweat. Yeah right. We all know that coach Coach Poops

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University of Kentucky has that issue.
His khakis get soaked up right there neck

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right uh. And girls, poor
girls have to deal with that boob sweat.

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Man, it's just they you see
him, the ones that don't care,

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just lift them. They're just like
a so okay, happy Father's Day

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everybody. I saw not one to
seven different Dwight witting happy Father's Day post

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on Facebook. Seven. Well you
know, you know seven You don't get

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a coffee mug that says wow,
World's best dog dad unless you're the best.

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So you know, yeah, had
a great was so yeah, mine

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was fantastic except for the in laws
coming over. That could have done without

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that nice new smoker. By the
way, how about that yeah, pits

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and spits from a girl master's supplossle
h. By the way, it brought

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you guys in lunch having pulled pork
with jalapeno popper, potato salad, and

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and a treso stuffed bacon wrapped jalapeno. Oh delicious and a lot cheaper than

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what I spent. We went to
a brunch and why would you do that?

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I'm walking in. It's just me. They made you do that?

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Didn't No, No, it was
just uh or me. I gotta cook

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so some Maggie's not in the mix. So it's just me, Johnny and

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Jackie. Three of us. How
much do you think? What? Okay?

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Three? Where'd you go? Three
people? I'd say that's say year

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one fifteen. No, that was
a two hundred dollars for three of us

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each each the buffet. And I
love Mesh Mesh on Brownsboro. It's a

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fantastic place. But walking in I
knew it was in trouble because I said,

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I bet you this buffets and she
goes, you don't want to know,

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and I was like okay. But
later I got out of her,

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she goes. It was two hundred
with tip. It was too What was

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the buffet was like brisket? Yeah, I mean a lobster that it was

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cracked crab and it was delicious.
But two hundred dollars for three people eat

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a buffet, it is a little
let me let me tell you something,

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Jack, Yeah, what's up,
bro? Go to McDonald's and tell me

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what you received as sport bra ace
all right, and then we walked at

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the zoo like old people. Hey, speaking of price and food, I

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want to say hi to Susan at
Paul's Fruit Market. So Paul's is great.

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I've never been to Pause Fruit Market
because I made the mistake of thinking

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the Pause Fruit Market is it's gonna
be, you know, just super expensive.

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It was not. I went.
I went to well, now,

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the Kroger in my or a super
expensive that used to be correct, So

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I'm not I'm not gonna I'm gonna
say where. But I went to a

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supermarket. Okay. I wanted to
make saucer for the family, so I

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need Roma tomatoes, jalapeno, cilantro, red onion and whatnot. I get

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there. There's no cilantro, no
jalapenos. So I asked the guy and

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he goes, oh, it's not
my department. I work in Florida department.

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But let me go check and gets
me attitude, and I'm like,

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oh god, he didn't have that
voice. Yeah, I had that voice

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and I recorded that. What that's
what sounded like that was actually that's an

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actuality apartment. So I work at
Flora. By the way they put the

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guy that work in floral sounded like
this work at floral, work at floral

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illead help you. I want help
you anyway, just you know, it's

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not my job. But nobody cares. So I called Paul's Fruit Mark.

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I just leave that, got it, said place, and they said,

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yeah, we got it. I'll
walk in first. Guy I see,

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I said, uh, I said, hey, I hate to bug you,

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but where's the cilantro? Oh no, sir, no problem at all.

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Let me you right to it.
Which one did you go to Middletown?

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And here's here's my point. Yes, the tomatoes that I got,

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I already bought the tomatoes at the
supermarket, but they were small and hard

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and pale. As I buy my
cilatra. Walking out of Paul's Fruit Market,

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I'm looking to see their roma tomatoes. I just readbound the tomatoes because

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they were the same price. They
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the size. But anyway, I
met Susan there. Nice to meet you,

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Suan. And you got Paul's has
my You know what they sellalls?

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What is lots of pasta? Stuff
do they really. You'll find lots of

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pasta dips, in pastas and all
that. Just go back to the pullout

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section. They sell lots of pasta, bread, they sell lots of pasta

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dips, all that stuff. I
told Susan, I said, honey,

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we're not buying fruit and vegetables anywhere
else with Paul's. Now they got a

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good selection meat at Paul's too.
Yeah, okay, Rick, this was

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our show. You don't need to
be but still record. But he's still

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not as good as lots of pasta, just lots of pasta as a partner.

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Yeah, okay, So happy Father's
date everybody yesterday. Yes, even

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the baby fathers. I mean even
I'm just equal or even superior to you

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when it comes to becoming a father. I wanted to do what we should

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have done Friday, was do the
the dad bad dads lists. Oh yeah,

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and we still couldn't do. But
you know, the Woody Allen's of

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the world or John Phillips of the
world, or Darth Vader's of the world.

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With what's the list of bad we
gotta do it. Just remember when

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he gets on to you about being
you know, a dad, to lemme,

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he has cats. Listen, it's
my saying that I say everywhere,

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I'll have all things with hair on
it. I guess I could change it

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all all right. So I got
I got the review from the Pride Parade,

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from the eighteen year old liberals that
live in my house and their friends.

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I got one word from them,
the lame. I was like,

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what they were like, boring?
The parade was boring. Every they were

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complaining because now the Pride Parade,
because remember it is the biggest number they've

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ever sold out there, and that's
great, super whatever you want to do.

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But they they've made it very corporate. They said it's all corporate.

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Everything for sale was super expensive.
They said. The first band was a

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cover band, So, man,
these kids don't want to hear cover bands

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from nineteen eighty. They want to
hear their new weird whatever Noah cons music.

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So and then they said this.
Then she goes, oh, oh

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my god. The second band.
The second band was just all these really

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old gay people singing acappella sat is. Isn't that why you go down there?

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She was like, no, it
was totally boring. That she'd been

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going for years, since she was
like fourteen or all the pictures that I

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saw pack people were having fun.
Okay, I'm just giving you the eighteen

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year old Daughter review, which was
one word lame, boring, corporate.

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Well. Mary Greenberg was on the
other day. He was talking about the

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concert selling out and it was at
the Big Yard downtown. But I think

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I read an article capacity was twenty
thousand. Doesn't the Big Yard hold more

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than twenty grand I don't know,
man, I can't tell. I can't

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tell. I can't I couldn't tell
you what it holds. That's where I

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get the coach west, which goes
How many people were there? No sweat?

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Okay, Johnny boone, Yes,
yes, I was going to do

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this at nine thirty. Oh,
I'm sorry. Do we have a guest

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at nine thirty to talk about that
or so? No? I'm waiting to

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hear back. Did we have Johnny
in studio? No, Johnny never came

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in Joe Keith Bickett did, Okay. I talked to Tommy Scarface Lee this

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morning. We were texting back and
forth, and h we'll say goodbye to

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him at nine thirty. What do
you think? Oh? Well, yeah,

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I'm sorry. I was just one
of the lead stories. Man.

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That's that's a big story. Yeah, we lost Johnny Boone, the godfather

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of grass, at eighty years old. So okay, I did not watch

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any of it, but I'm sure
Ian Vertree has watched every Well. He

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told me he was going to watch
all six games this weekend. The World

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Series in College Kentucky won their first
game against NC State on a walk off.

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They played Texas A and M today
at at seven PM's first pitch on

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seven ninety. Yeah, I can't
remember who told me that yesterday twenty eight

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thousand times. Your wife, Oh
yeah, that's who it was, is

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my wife, Susan. Yes,
that's exactly right now. The storyline that

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I picked up from the from the
World Series was the two scumbag Texas A

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and M fans. Whoa whoa,
whoa whoa what? Okay, So apparently

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these two Texas A and M fans
were heckling Florida's baseball team about their tragic

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death of their bat boy. Bat
boy was nine, I think, was

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killed by his father in a murder
suicide and then the father I think burning

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the house down. Correct, So
these two really really good humans were standing

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in the stadium hackling the Florida dugout
about their dead wow shoes. The coach's

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current wife is the mother of that
boy. Correct, yes, so,

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Omaha police said, and I don't
know if they could ever do that.

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They're like, they obviously escorted them
out of the stadium. They are never

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allowed to go to another World Series
game in Omaha. And apparently the Oman

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police officer were quoted as we're not
letting them in city limits. I don't

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know if you could do this or
not. Can you do that? I

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don't know if you could do that. This isn't Rambo where you're just like

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they drop them off at the end
and they turn around over Johnny, It's

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over, Johnny. So uh so, the Omaha police said they will not

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be allowed in here. And I
don't know. I don't know what's worse

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is, uh, you know,
getting thrown out of a World Series baseball

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game or being banned from Nebraska?
Well, what are you missing in Nebraska?

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Video? Nothing? Come on?
Uh? I don't how do you

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so? So if you banned somebody
from the World Series, how are you

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gonna actually do that? I guess
you can see it. I mean they

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could, they've got the You should
see these guys. You should see these

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two guys. They they look that
they're their upper middle aged. I think

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they're forty ish. Are you gonna
do? Is that at each gate the

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security folks have their pictures pasted up. Yeah, but they throw on a

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ball cat sunglasses when drunk twenty year
olds are more mature than you. It's

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time to step back. It's time
to step back from your fanhood, from

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sports. And as someone who grew
up and lived the majority of their life

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in Texas, I'd like to apologize
for the state of Texas for those two

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idiots. Yeah, and now you
know why I make many aggie jokes like

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I do. That's true. No, that's true. No, there was

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a point, and I've told Dwight
this on the air several times of when

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I stopped being that insane person.
Was twenty twelve. Yeah, I was

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sick, physically ill on the bathroom
floor on the day of the Dream Game

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because I knew Louis was going to
lose again and I was physically ill,

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and my wife, to comfort me, kicked me in the stomach oh and

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said you you're you're a dad and
a husband and a grown man. Get

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off the floor. That's how That's
how we comes. That's how we comfort

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in our house. But she was
right from that moment forward. I think

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it was the peaking of the roller
coaster peaks at the top and then it

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starts to go down downhill all the
way, so it's downhill all the way.

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I have lost interest, and I
I again, I would never do

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what these idiots did. But I
had knew. I know, I knew

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at that point that I had too
much invested in college athletics. Well,

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I talk about Susan a lot on
the show, and you know, she

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used to be as fanatic as it
gets. When you roll. Gosh,

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don't talk to me. The UK
rowing team is wrong against Boston and the

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Uptole River. Don't tell me.
I used to heckle the cheerleaders because their

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tickets were so close to the field. She used to kill. The famous

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was her making the Georgia cheerleader cry. Where she would go, she would

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she would point to her her little
bow in her hair and go, you

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look ridiculous in your bell. She
look ridiculous. Allegedly allegedly, I can't,

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I can't say that's a true story. She was a little wild.

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Here's what I say. Now,
past forty years that's gone away. I

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used to I used to have to
plan special lady time. I would have

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to ask, Hey, Tony,
what time the Wildcats play Saturday? To

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talk what o'clock? I'm not gonna
roll the dice on the Wildcats losing and

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not getting special lady time. Well
you have a separate room. Yeah,

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we I had a quarantine room for
nights that UK played or if youk lost,

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so she could go in there,
shut the door. Yeah yeah,

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yeah, don't be these guys.
So I will be cheering for Kentucky against

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Texas A and M just for these
two guys. Hey, hey, pleasure

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rich park baby. Pr PRP congratulations
by Trinity Rocks in the semis and the

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McCracken County in the finals. Yes, release the seventh baseball state title in

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PRP history. I don't know if
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think it's got to be the most
pretty close, right a lot. Does

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that make them a baseball dynasty?
Uh? I mean no, PRP has

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always been there the baseball school.
I mean they are, they're certainly,

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they're certainly really good and have always
been good. But yeah, seventh is

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pretty important. I mean it's not
it's not twenty eight football titles. I'm

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not saying that PRP signed me.
I'm not sign I'm not saying PRP signed

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me on ten years ago as a
baseball consultant to them. But I'm not

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saying they're not. And I'm just
gonna leave it right there. Okay,

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I've said too much already. I've
said too I've said too much already.

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Were getting in a joke? This
is your what was the what was the

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catcher's name? And Bad News Bears? Damn it, I can't go into

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joke. Was the catcher's name?
Hang on? Hang on, hang on.

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I can see him now with chocolate
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could see that too. Not Oglethorpe, that was the That was no.

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No, Oglethorpe was slapshot Ingle bird
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They run a laugh. Why you
said baseball and referring to you?

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And I thought of him. I
don't know why, baby, because Bad

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News Bears was a great movie and
I'm a sports great. Is that you

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think that might? Yes? Yes, true? All right, you have

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the yes full seventeen. There you
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it's gonna be one of those hey
fellows. Did you know that the

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trampoline was really called the bounce Aleen? No, it didn't. It didn't.

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Yeah, but then your mom jumped
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Donehoe is gonna let us no where
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way. It is ready to wait
forty whas hell I darling, how are

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you, my dear super deeper Fathers
Day? Oh, thank you so much.

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You're a celebratory weekend. It was
good, it was good. We

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went to a way too expensive buffet, oh fancy, and then we've become

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old people that need to get our
steps in. So we joined the zoo

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just to walk the zoo because it
has hills and stuff. Okay, so

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we are walking in. I'm like, we we really are too young to

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be walking the zoo. I'm just
surprised, and try to keep you and

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wait, how many people were you
cooking for this week? Did you see

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that cooking? And and first of
all, you cook shirtless with he's so

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embarrassing. He's shirtless with with his
apron, but his nipple keeps poking out

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the side. You're just like too
much. No, that's just too much.

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That just has a wardrobe malfunction.
We are it's out there, Courtney.

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You know me that I am just
corny. You know that I like

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to go out fresco, but uh
I couldn't yesterday because my sister knows zoo

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and I don't need to see that. That's what she sounds like. Uh

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so my wife maybe put pants on. But yeah, I cook with apron

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and that's about it. He uh
cooking for though he brought us food today,

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I brought I brought that was everybody's
cooking. I was cooking for my

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wife and the in laws and then
also I also every Sunday cooked for my

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brother and my mother and a couple
of other people and go deliver meals to

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them. So ah so good.
Yeah. Plus late, it's a little

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bit of arsenic in each one.
Just it's an insurance policy thing. But

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I've already said too much. It's
like I've said too much seconds. I'm

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like, you know what, what
a great guy. In the next one,

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No, I love my mom and
my family very much, not one,

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not two, but seven happy Father's
Day posts to himself. That's my

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Facebook, Uh, all of them. I think it was five you posted

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and two Susan posted, So you're
you're responsible for five of them. Let

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me just say that I said it
earlier. I said it again, Courtney

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Donaho. You don't get a coffee
mug that says world's best dog dad unless

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it's true. Yeah, that's true. So I mean it was my post

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too much? Was it excessive?
Or was it not enough? No,

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it's it's it's never enough, never
enough. There you go, Yeah,

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sure, it's like the old time
enough. Hey, what'd you get your

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pop for Father's Day? I oh, I thought you'd being a jerk and

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asking me, and I was going, no, you know, our dad's

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been dead for twenty years. No. Well, first of all, my

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dad ended up because you know,
he was stuck in Florida last week.

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No, stuck in. I think
it's so hot. When she says Florida

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flower, Florida flower, it sounds
like, yeah, so in New York.

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When I say water in Florida,
Oh my gosh. So yeah,

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he was stuck in. He was
stuck in Lovely Fort Lauderdale because of the

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rain last week. So he came
home yesterday and he told me he was

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very tired. But yes, I
got him a shirt my dad. Okay,

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my dad's very particular about her shirts, and they're next to impossible to

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buy. He wants a polo shirt
with three buttons and a pocket. It

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is so hard to find that anywhere. Like, and then once he gets

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it, he wears it and wears
it and wears it until my mother hides

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it and throws it away. Yep, I like this guy already. Yeah.

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There was one shirt he wore well
into like the nineties, that he

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bought in like nineteen seventy four that
had that nineteen seventy four like sort of

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pattern. Look, yes, but
yes, yeah, Well that's why I

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went to If I find a shirt
like that, I was stupid. I'd

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just buy one. Now. If
I find one that I love, if

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it's perfect, I buy two because
I know I'm going to wear them out.

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Hey, Accordey, your dad's old
school New York. Do see where

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pants are slacks? Well, did
you ever die rese story about my dad

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when he first met my ex husband? No, I tell you the story.

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Oh, this is a great one. So I grew up in an

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apartment, a three family house,
and we're on the top floor. And

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when you come into my parents' house, you come, you walk into the

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house, and you go up the
staircase and you go right into the kitchen.

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Right off the kitchen, right the
two bedrooms. Yep. So anyway,

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I walk in and it was early
in the day. I'd say it

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was maybe about nine o'clock in the
morning, and I said, Mom,

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Dad, you know, my my
new boyfriend's here. You know, he'd

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like to meet you. And all
of a sudden, out of the pack

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in a clear ironsh accent, you
could hear, where's my pants? Where's

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where's me pants? So he comes
out, and it's nine o'clock in the

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morning. My dad has no idea
what to give this guy. So he

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offers, now again, nine o'clock
in the morning, offers my my ex

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husband offers him a beer. And
so he's looking at do I take the

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beer or do I not take the
beer? So I gave him the nod.

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I'm like, take the beer,
beer, beer, take the beer.

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So anyway, taking a look at
the market, yes, on that

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note, a great story, though
we are gearing up definitely for a busy

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week. The S and P five
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little bit lower, it's down a
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I gotta pause you real quick for
hey, Rick, I need your

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eyes. Courtney Donahoe saying where's me
pants? I need that audio? Okay,

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go ahead, we are boring number
of stuff, lady. Anyway,

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the Downtown one hundred and forty points
with the news radio eight forty WHI s

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Bloomberg Money report on Cordy Donahoe.
It's a fascinating story and a fascinating book.

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Matter of fact, Jackie, Yeah
books. Jackie is part of a

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book club and they meet downel once
a month or something, and one of

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the books they read was The Cornbread
Mafia. And at first she this is

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older women in the East End,
right, like, why are we reading?

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She said, it was one of
the more fascinating books that they have

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had in their book club. Right. Well, certainly the most accurate series

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of books would be the ones that
are authored by Cornbread Mafia member himself,

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Joe Keith Bikett, who is also
a dear friend of yours and I been

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on the show several times keeping constant
contact with him. But over the weekend,

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actually it was Friday. Johnny Boone
the Cornbread Mafia, one of the

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largest I guess you say. He
is the head of the Cornbread Mafia aka

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the Godfather Grass. He passed away
age of eighty years old. At one

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time they were the largest, one
of the largest growing and distribution operations of

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marijuana in the world. And if
you read the true stories by Cornbread Mafia

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member Joe Keith Bickett, it's really
a fascinating story because you know, it's

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here's the bottom, long and short
of it. Here's what happened is you

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know, it used to be if
you get caught growing marijuana, it's five

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hundred dollars, fine, whatnot.
But then during the Reagan and the War

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on Drugs comes, Oh boy,
they stepped it up. They made it

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sound like you were it was,
you were the criminal of the century.

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And so overnight, overnight, it
became, you know, a hardcore federal

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time and that's what happened. I
talked this morning with another Cornerbad Mafia member,

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Tommy Scarface Lee, who actually uh
shared living space with Johnny for three

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years, and he said that he
will be missed and that the two shared

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laughs, a lot of laughs and
a few teers together. Johnny was a

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good man and he'll be missed.
Chief Frick mccobn legend around here. He

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has been a US Marshall chief at
several places. I remember one interview he

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would say that Johnny Boone, you
know, sure he had illegal activity,

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but you know that's there's two sides
of the coin. Chief Frick mccobin said

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that he would buy air conditioners for
his town's schools and what money to people

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and stuff. And even though he
pursued him, Rick mccobn did, and

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Rick Sanders Chief Rick Sanders as a
matter of fact too to try to get

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both of them on this morning.
He even still had a run Johnny run

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t shirt. Yeah. Soh so
they did what the revenuers, not revenuers,

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the bootlegs, the bootleggers did back
in those days, was that they

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took care of the people that live
their bottom food, make sure they had

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to fixed up their houses and all
that. Right, So then whatd so

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so they followed kind of suit with
that. So now they're the new bootleggers.

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But it happened to be uh marijuana, Uh and remember it was it

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was the War on drugs and it
was just say no and the commercials and

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then they made marijuana girls. You
think about it now because it's legal in

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thirty one states, it's crazy,
But to think about it, I remember

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they had the uh they were they
were the Feds were using those silent helicopters

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to fly over you know, the
Cornbread Mafia areas and trying to find their

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marijuana patches. And it was such
a huge story. It was crazy.

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Well, it's crazy you are interested
in reading the stories. I the only

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books I can recommend are the books
series from Joe Keith Bickett. And in

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the series they tell I mean,
there's so many stories about the Cornbread Mafia,

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how it got named, you know, the beginnings and and where it

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went. Uh. But one of
the greatest stories I recall is at one

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point one of their fields got seized, okay by the police, and during

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that seizure they arrested one of the
members. So the members in the jail

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and he overhears the officers talking about
how they're all gonna watch this Ali fight.

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Ali had a fight coming on that
night, gonna watch the Ali fight.

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So he gets bonded out by the
rest of the members after hearing that,

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so he goes back. He too, He goes, look, we

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need to get our field back.
Let's go ahead and harvested tonight. They

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said, what you talking about.
It's under surveillance. Yeah, that's one

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car. But we know for a
fact they're all going they're gonna be busy

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watching this Ali fight. So they
got radios and somehow that night harvested the

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entire field because everyone else in law
enforcement sound I really didn't know, it

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really does, but it was going
on. So anyway, rest in peace.

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But he had just gotten out of
a he was in jail in Ohio.

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Man, I thought that Johnny Boone
wouldn't see the light of day.

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So I am. I am glad
that the guy got released for the last

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few years because COVID, don't.
I mean, he was you know,

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he was not in great health and
he was up in his years a bit

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and he was locked up, you
know, in the penitentiaries with COVID and

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the whole bit. But he did
get I think what four years a from.

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Boone fled to Canada after he was
indicted in two thousand and eight in

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Kentucky and spent eight years on the
run until his capture in twenty sixteen,

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which is insane enough, right,
So and then I guess he went to

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prison at that point then got back
out. So yeah, anyway, rest

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in peace, Johnny Boone aka the
guy Father Grass from the Cornbread Mafia.

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Okay, so the biggest crowd to
attend a concert in US history was this

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weekend? Where was well? Okay, I know the Stones played? Who

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was it? Where's the was the
artist? Who was the artist? Oh?

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God, know where this is going? No? But who was the

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artist? No, you're not.
No, I will say that the artist

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probably rhymes with Schmaeler Schmith. No, No, she's not in tour in

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America, you idiot. You know
she's not in tour in America right now.

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She's now for ignorant country music.
You're not gonna guess Kiddy chest not

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country music's boom. This is from
the story racked up and this is it.

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This is the largest a new record
for attendance and a ticketed concert.

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Okay, and a ticketed concert in
US. George Strait sold one hundred and

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ten thousand tickets and it was at
Kyle Field in Texas. A and M

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College station. Okay, how many
tickets? One hundred and ten thousand,

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nine hundred and five paid tickets.
Okay, one hundred ten thousand. Yeah,

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that's cute, oh boy. Rolling
Stones on February eighteen, two thousand

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and six, played one of the
largest rock concerts ever, performing in front

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of one point five million fans in
a park somewhere right. It was on

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a beach. Okay, thank you
ticketed ticketed concert, dude. It goes

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on to say this was even bigger
than the ticketed concert put on by George

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Strait. It was held at the
two point five mile Copa Cabana Beach.

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Billboard bested this. This event bested
the Grateful Dead nineteen seventy seven show at

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the Raceway Park in New Jersey,
when they had a record one hundred and

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seven thousand ticketed ticketed goers. All
right, let me let me get on

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my now. This doesn't include festivals
like Coachella. Okay, that's where I

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was getting ready to Electric Daisy Carnival, which routinely draw bigger crowds. This,

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I think is in a category of
here's a single artist, single place.

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It's still never be as big as
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I am not a piece of meat. You finally had to leave.

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You were like, you know you
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tea and no, but she's kind
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he's the only one. Rob Lowe
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Emilio. Literally Emilio stood there in
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he was just like like stone faced. You know how you're talking us to

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like that with him and his kitchen. Emilio's like he would try to say,

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well, I don't know if it
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would you jump in and answer for
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to see the training wreck that it
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what I didn't realize was the second
the article came out, none of them

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saw each other again. Oh really, like he goes, all of these

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people I'm saying to you, he
goes, I have not seen in thirty

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years. In thirty years, it's
how long it was, he said.

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They all canceled movies they were going
to do with each other afterwards because they

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took it personal, like okay,
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together. It's been thirty years,
they say, sweep it up to while

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I'm working, there's nothing to talk
about. None of the years ago man,

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none of the others wanted to talk
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got talked into talking about it,
they're sitting here going it was an article,

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dude. I get over it.
I don't care. I don't no

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one cares but you, dude.
So I'm here, here's the thing,

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