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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one the freak. There was

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a strong odor in downtown Dallas yesterday
prompted a little bit of you know,

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uh, I don't know what I
would say. I panic. It wasn't

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panic so much, but it did
prompt a pasmat response. That's coming off

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the you know explosion earlier the week
in Fort Worth was down at the AT

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and T Discovery District. Theyuh,
since a strong natural gas odor. We

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got there. It was three pm, yestery afternoon. Mm hmm over there

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off Acred Street, Ackard Street,
Ackord Street. So welcome, Welcome to

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Dallas, boy, I mean not
Dallas ten plus years I went in town,

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you know, but in Texas my
whole life. But I called it

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camp Bowie on my first ticker I
ever. Did you know you don't call

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that an idiot? Oh boy,
you mispronounced at Dallas Street. Woo.

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They'll get you the new Well he's
not new now, he's in your four

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years now Channel eight nighttime. Lawrence
is his last name, and it's Chris

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Lawrence, I think's his name.
And he did Montague County one time.

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Let's monteg County, you know,
how would you know if you're not here,

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how would you know? How ridiculous? But how how ridiculous is it

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in New York? Pronounce it Houston? Yeah, it's so dumb. Yeah,

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but they probably think we're dumb for
calling Houston, calling it Houston.

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Yeah, and Italy Italy, so
they got they got the hands off,

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the Italian media. It to me. I'm sorry, see you since the

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baseball playoffs been botting my bows off. Let's go to the post. You

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know his name, places Florent's a
great okay. What was a smell?

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Uh strong natural gas odor and and
and everybody? Okay, well the source

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of the league as often, no, don't it was when there was a

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strong odor sense near a manhole outside
the building. This is factual. Yeah,

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okay, at MISS technicians are currently
addressing the situation. We'll let you

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know if anything happens there. But
hey, I think about that. We're

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gonna see this pop up now anyone
smells gas anywhere? Oh oh, and

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then here comes Jesse Pinkman in a
hazmat suit. You know, fix the

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situation. What's coming from a manhole? And that typically sewage? Oh yeah,

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so or a the smell of carrots. Let's move on to something with

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some importance. If in fact there
is anything. He showed up this morning

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looking to say it. Yeah,
it should come as no surprise that he

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sounds insane, even crazier than normal. Yeah, we got crazy eyes sipping

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on his Boba T I T b
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four in the morning. He take
it now. I usually wait to take

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my narcolepsy pill with the big story
to tell a little bit a little bit

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later the show. I'm gonna take
it early, so I flame out in

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the nine. That's on you.
Fine, we'll take the heat, Kevin.

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We'll get there from nine to ten. Don't chop it up and snort

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it, just eat it and that
goes in your mouth. It's not a

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suppository. Kevin. Oh, I
feel good. Does it work already?

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Yeah, it's perked up. I
think I'll stop having strokes every time I

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complete an average five yard checkdown completion
joke. They look at scoon maker,

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bam, wild card week, Get
pump, folks, I am. But

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this most important thing is the weather. So we got here wendy and colder

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today as we had in the middle
of the night. I was hearing hal.

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I didn't get up and check,
but I did wake up to urinate

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in the two am hour, and
my temperature was fifty eight degrees on my

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watch. Wait, what does that
mean in your house? Oh? No,

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outside? Yeah, jarees outside.
Now I turn my like the heater

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off like at night, I have
to be cold my sleep, And then

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before I go to work in the
morning, I turned the heater on.

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Does ROXY have a vote in any
of this? No girl wants the heater

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turned off at night? Why do
you need a heater when you're snuggled up

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next to that fuzzy bear. Yeah, and let me tell you the Mexican

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woman, hot Latina emanates heat.
She does They all do? Oh right?

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According to myth okay, good,
I bet you two are just intertwined

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passionately in bed. Now she's trying
to get away from me all the time.

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It's a lot of I'm sleeping here
tonight in the guest room, a

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lot of that, I bet sleeping
next with his sleep problems, as much

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as he rolls around and tosses and
turns, it's probably like sleeping next to

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a toddler having a nightmare. Dude, I sleep like I'm a young calf.

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I'm rolling and I'm causing problems.
So I was out cold. My

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feet are by the pillow, my
head's at the back of the bottom of

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the bed diagonal. I don't sweating. I think of twelve thirty a m

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give or take. And I woke
up to the hail. My house was

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getting bashed. Me too. I
have some something metal on my roof.

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I think it's like the top of
the stove chimney. Is that yeah,

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okay, yeah, because I don't
have a fireplace, but there's one area

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right in the middle. I'm almost
positive it's right at the top of the

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stove. And it was getting pelted
loud, and it woke me up,

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and Simon was doing the whole daddy
is this it is this the big one?

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And then you could hear massive wind, dude, but it was I'm

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pretty sure it was hall. I
didn't see any damage or anything when I

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woke up this morm. I didn't
really exactly give my whole house an ocular

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pat down. I didn't hear anything
at all. Yeah, but i'd also

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sleep with a freaking white noise sound
machine. Oh that's smart. Yeah,

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that's a good idea. You have
a specific machine I got addicted, well,

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I got addicted to it putting an
infant down for naps and for bed

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every night because he he still sleeps
with one. It's just something you do

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as a new parent when you've got
a little one. The sound machine kind

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of it mirrors the sound that they're
used to by being in the womb.

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So I got used to it.
Man. I got to the point where

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I could not stand the dead silence
at night. I wouldn't be able to

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fall asleep. So I've got this. Yeah, okay, so well,

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no, s, how do you
do you when your arm goes off?

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If your arm goes off, does
it cut into the white noise? Yeah?

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Absolutely, Yeah, that would be
paranoid about that. No, every

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time, I mean that alarm is
off within three seconds of me hearing it,

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and it's music on my phone.
Okay, yeah, like two,

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and usually I'm awake before it.
I'm hyper aware. Yeah, from one

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am to four am. I'm way
too hyper aware than a person should be.

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Sleep with a pretty strong sense of
paranoia that I'm gonna miss the shift.

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Yeah. My doctor told me to
day, if you don't start sleeping,

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you're gonna have heart failure sooner than
later, and I was like,

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I'm glad you didn't put it to
me. I'm glad you weren't. Thanks

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for the gentle news. I'm glad
you're straight, straight shooting. But she

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was like, sleep test. I'm
sorry, I don't need to mean to

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be talking about myself. So talk
about what's really happening in the weatherbird real

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quick. She's cant see me as
sleep test. It's an at home sleep

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test. Now. I was like, okay, well, I've done all

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these before. So you've done the
sleep test at this million times at like

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the doctor or a facility, and
they put all this the sense of sticker

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pads on your chest. Yeah,
and they go, you didn't sleep well,

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well, no wonder you tied up
fifty pounds of crap on me.

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There's wires everywhere. I don't I
don't know what happened. So you go

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go into the facility and spend the
night and they put all that crap on

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you, and then they monitor how
you sleep in like a hospital bed.

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Yeah, because they're trying to figure
out what was wrong with me. And

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then my NEUROLOGI just wants to foll
you got a knowledge. He goes these

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sleep doctors don't know anything. You
have a brain disconnection. You have narcolepsy.

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It's a neurological thing. It as
a chemical imbalance in your head.

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And I was like, okay,
cool, good to know I have it.

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I need to her. And she's
like, well, I'm not a

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sleep expert, but you might have
some sleep atning going on if you're not

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sleeping. Well, I said,
listen, doc, I love you,

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but I do wake up in the
morning with a lot on my mind,

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goes straight to work and talk for
four hours like that is, which sounds

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easy, I guess for some people, harder than it looks folks. So

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she's like, okay, we'll just
do a three it's a three day sleep

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test and you can do it at
home now, And I said, great,

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how do I do that when I
have to get up and go to

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work because I'm just like, I
don't know, and I have to look

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tood. I'n't ordered. It doesn't
matter. Okay, that was too much

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about me, and I have to
apologize to the outside audience out there,

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apologize to a few folks inside the
building too. Start apologizing everyone in the

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building, including my showmates. Okay, so we're looking at a situation where

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this is going to hit on Saturday
night, and I think it could be

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gone around freezing around seven or eight
on Saturday night. Now precipitation chances,

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that's where you get to an issue. The high on Sunday is going to

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be twenty eight. Still gonna have
twenty percent chance of a light winter mix

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on Sunday. I think the Sunday
night into Monday is where you get the

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forty to fifty percent chance a freezing
rain, sleepy snow. Now, five

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days ago they were saying it would
be a twenty percent chance overnight Sunday Monday,

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No, it is going to be
a forty to fifty percent chance.

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You kind of know what that means. For the most part, about half

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of the metroplex is gonna get dumped
on Kay like snow, possibly freezing rain

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and sleep Those are the two that
you don't want. Yeah, bring it

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all day. I'm seeing Monday am
snow showers. Yeah, very possible.

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Multiple inches of snow. Could have
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Monday morning. Do you cheer for
the I don't want to say chaos because

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I don't want power outages and that
sort of thing. But if it's gonna

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be freezing, give me the snow, right, I don't want none of

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it. You don't want snow.
I only to be seventy degrees at all

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time. Yeah, but I like
to be San Diego up in this mug.

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Yeah, that would be nice.
Yeah, So I don't want it.

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But if it's gonna be teens,
give me snow. Yeah, A

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little snow never hurt anyone. Man
least my dog loves snow. At least

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it's something unique. Kids love snow. Yeah, it's a win win.

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But it's the freezing rain. That's
what you don't want, and that's what

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we get. You don't get normally
beautiful chunks of fluffy snow coming down and

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standing outside majestically. I had a
magic line in the sand, and I

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think everyone can relate to. This
is when I realized that snow means that

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you still have to go do the
things you're supposed to do that day.

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Once snow stopped, meaning that school
might get canceled, I stopped pulling for

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snow. I turned in my snow
fandom, not me. I don't like

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this stuff, man, No,
this is the worst part. And we

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don't have much of it, but
this is the worst part of the year.

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January February. I hate it.
I don't like the cold man,

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and maybe I need more Vitamin D
to warm my body up. And because

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we don't have have it that off, and we just don't have the infrastructure

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to handle it when it comes.
That's why everybody just kind of, you

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know, you just hunk her down
and stay home. We don't have enough.

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Brian, shrimp Brian. But man, up there in that northeast,

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they can handle anything. Why is
it so night and day? Why are

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they are they just sold they get
yeah, yeah, and they've got the

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equipment and they're prepared for it.
It's it's a part of their you know,

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it's like baked into their lives.
My mom sent me. My mom

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lives in western Massachusetts, and she
sent me a photo one morning, an

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overnight snow dump. She has a
Volkswagen Beetle, like one of the newer

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ones, and it was covered,
yeah, like covered, you could see

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barely the top of her car.
And she knocked it all off and shoveled

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her way out to the thing.
And by the time she got to the

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roads overnight, they'd already you know, bulldoze the bridges and salts out and

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everything's fine and just easy trip to
work. Where that happened here? Oh

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my god. Like whatever we have
Monday morning to eighty percent of America is

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nothing. Nothing, But it's kind
of real that our roads are slick.

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It is dangerous, Like I don't
isn't Is it just our proficiency in driving

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or driving? I don't know if
it's that simple. I think it's a

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mix of the equipment, how good
we are at actually treating the roads,

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mixed with the driving. But I
don't. I don't think it's just that

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we panic and don't know how to
drive in this crop and we don't use

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salt. John coun was on with
us yesterday, former packer great and he

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talked about, you know, when
he was down here for the Super Bowl

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that we had in Arlington, they
did sand, right, they do sand

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here. They don't even do salt. I think maybe in some places though,

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after that disaster. I don't know, it's like a big lesson learned

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on Super Bowl sand. I don't
think sand's not melting anything. And now

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it's Brian. Brian is good.
That's what we do now. But I

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don't think we knew that ten years
ago. Okay, more Brian, more

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Brian shrimp. If you're going have
to treat the roads, so you're happy

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to be an employee. Just shooting
a shot here, give us a call

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two and four eight with seven seven
eight seven one. I want to know

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what what what we do to prepare
for that, Like do you get a

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one, one time shipment of salt, sand and brine? Yeah, retroplex,

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are you get to store it?
And warehouse? Okay, thanks Kevin,

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geez well you crack the code there, dude. Warehouse. Where do

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cities get Brian? I think that's
an interesting question, like where do you

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get all again? I still barely
know what Brian is, but yeah,

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how oh I'm looking at how salt
brine. Yeah, is essentially salt.

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The salt is from a salt mine
in Kansas. I'm just quickly reading,

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so I don't know where it comes
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cities by hundreds of tons. Yeah, we're going to need to get some

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brine for the cold front. Well, think about I know we have a

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cold front moving into idiot. Well
think about alitions of city funds. You

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know in the northeast. That stuff
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where in Dallas it's something that is
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what we prepare to prepare for.
And then when these things hit, Now,

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where's the money to buy all this
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in? And you don't want to
take up storage where you you may have

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a not have a weather event like
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just sitting somewhere where in the northeast. You know it's coming, and it's

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going to be there for a couple
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it's just kind of like the part
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to day life. We're down here, It's like, that's why we were

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just not prepared for it. Yeah, and I'm looking Brian shrimp lifespan two

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to three months, that's all.
So you're gonna have just dead shrimp and

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Kevin's warehouse. Damn it. It
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of snow is predicted for Monday at
noon. Okay, by Monday at noon,

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most no accumulation will be further north, Okay, then further south,

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which makes sense if you look at
how our geography works. The record low

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for DFW nineteen oh five, eleven
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love for that day for that day, okay, nineteen o five, and

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the temperatures expected twelve degrees. Got
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there. Tuesday also eleven looking like
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gonna be super cold on Tuesday as
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button start car? You talking about
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it? You do, but you
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No? I do, like we'll
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oh, like a remote push start? No, I don't know.

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I have to be in the car
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No, no, no, I
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have remote start. No, that
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too, so that helps a lot. You do. Yeah, we've covered

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this. I have a garage,
Kevin, and I don't have garages or

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remote start. I have a garage. I have too much crap in there

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being poor. Yeah, that's fair. Get good, bro, that is

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fair. Uh, you have a
garage with too much crap in? It's

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your cars and be sitting outside and
it's gonna be a it's gonna be ten

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degrees one day, so I'll get
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crap in it? Enough room in
my house? Yeah, I'm just get

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rid of all those appliances that don't
work. You could put it like boxes

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in your dishwasher hole if you pulled
that thing out. To pull that out,

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that's fair. Let's do birthdays.
Let's do birth birthdays. More of

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the cold throughout the day. Probably. Zane Malick is thirty one anyone?

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Yeah, yep, uh boy band. Don't tell me which one, the

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newer one one with Harry style.
Yes, but it's four degree. No,

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what is one or action? One
direction? Zaye malk the second most

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successful solo man out of one er, let's say third. Nile, I

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said, Niles two, Niles on
the voice Zach d La Rocha fifty four.

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He's a beast. Yeah. But
the thing that we were robbed he's

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the singer for Rage against the Machine. For those of you that don't know,

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thank you, good job. The
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as a result of the pandemic was
the the Rage Reunion, the Rage and

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Run the Jewels tour. That's right, Glaw. That would have been great.

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Yes, and now it's kind of
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it's I don't know if they race
scheduled some of it didn't. Rage just

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announce they're kind of done touring,
are they? Yeah? I think so.

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What a unicorn of a band.
Nobody sounded like No, instantly,

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you know who they are. They
gott in the Hall of Fame Rock and

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Hall of Fame. Raekwon's fifty four. I think he was at the MAVs

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game the other night. Yeah,
took pictures with Skin. He wed.

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He's weirdly tight with Skin. Rayk
one of the Wu Tang clan, goes

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to dinner with Skin. I think
he really lives here, very strange,

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Pretty sure he lives here. Skin. You know, Skin's friends with all

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those old school old head rappers,
and he's buddies with Ray Kwan, the

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do O C Large professor, skinch
Buster Rhymes like Oul Grape, friends with

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like Benet. Skin have been in
a car with Buster Rhymes before, just

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taking him back to the apartment to
work on some beats. So yeah,

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of course ben Skin aren't famous for
rapping, but they've hung out with some

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big dudes. Rob Zombies fifty nine. Yeah, I saw when I when

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I was in the Air Force,
I had no interest in I don't know,

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white Zombie or metal. Still don't. I still don't. It's just

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not my whatever. It's fine.
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air in the Air Force in Tucson, Arizona, said we're gonna one of

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this concert tonight. I go,
I'm in who is it? And it

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was corn and White Zombie And I
let him dress. Me Like cool,

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what because I'm like, what do
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oh, dude, just jeane shorts, black T shirt wearing a whoop

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some ass. And we got right
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Yes, And I did the whole
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I'm like, wait a minute,
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here on the side and then I
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the I don't want to say side
of the head. But you just truck

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people and they love it. You
can knock this dude down. You just

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whail them in the chest like a
safety. It's like a free shot from

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a safety to an unprotected tight end. So you just poached other mashers.

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Well, yeah. Then I get
in the pit, then I would get

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drilled, okay. I mean I
didn't get it going, but I was

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in it. Like once you drill
someone, then you're eligible to be drilled.

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It's like a rage room with humans
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a pit foul. If you're just
an onlooker, kind of like at the

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perimeter of the circle and when guys
are coming around, all you do is

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push and elbow and try to take
shot. You got to get in the

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game. I was in the thing, okay, but you I was at

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first. I'm like trying to just
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go drill someone that someone knocks you. I think I got knocked down a

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couple times. I mean crank,
yeah, and everyone's having fun and no

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one's mad. Very bizarre. I've
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It's a strange dynamic the pit.
Yes, and they still have them.

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I mean they're had an absolute blast
anyway, thank you, Rob Zombie.

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And they're much birthday. They're much
more benign than what they were in like

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nineteen eighty five. They still crank
up a little. If you're at the

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right show, you see it.
But yes, you're right. Oh my

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god. The late eighties to mid
nineties, they also get while the Travis

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Scott shows do they held's he it's
sound his birthday twist? What a Falcon

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twist. I'm just saying people were
killed. Jeff Bezos is sixty, one

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of the world leaders in space trash. He's only sixty. Tell you what

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Amazon's got it went to the bookstore
the other night. I was looking for

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a book twenty nine dollars at Barnes
and Noble. Love going to bookstores.

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By the way, twenty nine dollars
of Barnes and Noble. Checked it on

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Amazon. Seventeen bucks free delivery.
I'm sorry, iron, I gotta save

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the twelve bucks dron delivery now did't
get the drone delivery. It doesn't delivered

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to my house set. I did
download the app though, and once we

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can delivered to the station, I'm
getting drone deliveries to the station. The

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first time it happens, we'll break
ground to be the first station in America.

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He said. To have a Walmart
drone delivery. He said he wants

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to order a watermelon from Walmart and
have a drone bring it. I want

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to see if you could carry it. We should order tomatoes from the drone.

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How the drone just tossed them in
our window? Yeah, that happens

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enough already from our listeners. Why
don't we keep having tomatoes getting thrown on

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our windows? That bad? We're
not that bad. Stop throwing tomatoes at

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us. Okay, gotta speed now. Oliver Platt is sixty four. Love

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Oliver Platt in the Bear. He's
unk great in the Bear. Howards turned

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seventy. Never heard of him?
Private parts would be a good one to

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rewatch. I've read the book and
watch the same It's great. I've seen

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the movie two or three times.
It's so good. He's the goat.

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Uh Nyah Ravira would have been thirty
seven. She was on Glee and she

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died in the water. Unless she
was saving your kid, Oh my,

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gone too soon, riptop recently a
couple of years ago, Kirsty Alley would

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have been seventy three. Rest in
peace. Queen ray Price had been night

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Danny, you get you know some
ray Price? Yeah, crazy arms,

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ex just give me a little greatasy
arms that long ago. Somebody new would

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have been one nineteen at it.
Ray Price sixty two. Vietnam War Operation

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chopper kicked off today, Chopper that
was clearly in the early naming. Yeah

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for Operation shoppers oer the first thing
you see one chopper we're sending you name

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it. Doctor James Bedford in nineteen
sixty seven the first person to be chronically

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preserved with intentive failure resuscitation. Oh, I'm sorry, future resuscitation a cryogenic

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freezing segment one day, dude,
Walt Disney, Ted Williams, I'm in

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frozen head all of it. I
read the Tell Williams book, the whole

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first chapter about him getting cryotend,
what they did with his body, like

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the second he died and how they
did it all and the beheading. Oh

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okay, we got it. Bizarre, Okay, come on. Next.

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Lot of stuff to get to in
sports, a little Cowboys Packers, a

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NFL player who's a little crazy has
wrote a song about Bill Belichick that you

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guys have to hear. And also
Kyrie turned up last night for the maps

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Next to Do on ninety seven one
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