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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one. The freak Sports at

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seven will be up in thirty minutes. But you know what happened with the

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MAVs last night? And an old
friend has got a new job and is

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now a rival. Oh well,
what's the most important thing in the world?

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Wow? Most important thing in the
world. I thought it was pretty

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weird. Not weird, just a
little surreal. Yesterday on the somewhat popular

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website Awful Announcing, which has you
know, for instance, just a couple

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of their headlines that you might find
today just so right now top of the

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page, something like al Michael's not
retiring anytime soon, says he's doing next

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year. Adam Silver wants NBA media
coverage to become more NFL like you just

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just things like that. What does
that mean? You know, I don't

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know. You have to click on
it to find out you're not gonna.

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I was just hoping you'd tell me. I guess I will next time.

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Can't depend on Yeah, a little
softy over there, Jeremy Allen White's wild

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Ride turns out a terrible driver of
that bus, the Suportatorium bus, And

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that was cool. Yeah, Texas
radio host pays World Series bet with Rangers

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tattoo on his butt, and it's
a picture a photo credit to ninety seven

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on the Freak. It's a picture
of over half of Jeff's ass and then

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Daisy the tattoo girl with both hands
on ass and starting to get the t

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going. Have y'all seen this?
Yeah? I mean it's a headline on

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a popular website. That is,
she is like thirteen inches away from his

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butthole. Yeah. Some of the
content on the air, Jeff was explaining

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that he's regular, so she had
nothing to worry about. Oh my,

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he's the same guy though, who
during free Fall one back in February,

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talked about not wiping his butt for
a couple of days steel company toilet paper

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just to clean himself because he forgot. He forgot. But I bet the

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the ass is a pretty popular zone
for a tattoo. Yeah, for tattoo

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artists not to show it. Yeah. Is she wearing a mask in that

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photo? Yeah? You would hate
for her to get some pooh particles?

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Right, she was not wearing a
mask. The average tattoo artist has seen

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a lot more ass than the average
person. Yeah. Now, he much

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like me, and he said this
on the Airs incredibly hairless. Yeah,

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so you don't have to do any
pre work. But I bet if you're

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getting a tat in your ass,
you gotta shave up and that's your responsibility,

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right, or is that the tattoo
artists They're not gonna whack you.

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They're not gonna shave your can.
And he didn't have to worry about that.

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He was set. If you go
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two thousand dollars tattoo, I mean
sorry, he said, get the

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razor. Well, they will shave
the area. Yeah that's what I mean.

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Yeah, yeah, But as far
as like a full, you know,

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I don't think they're gonna give you
a French whack full full pretty kitty,

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This says, uh okay, this
says In response to Bochie's question to

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Austin Hedges ninety seven on The Freak's, Jeff Kavanaugh went on, Aaron declared,

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if the Rangers win it all,
I'll get a tattoo with the number

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zero on my ass. Last week, when the Rangers won the World Series,

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Kavanaugh had a decision to make it
is great like a serious article.

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He could be like Chris mad Doug
Russo, who's shamelessly reneged on his vow

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to retire if the Arizona Diamondbacks advanced
to the World Series, or he could

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make good on his bet. Kavanaugh
put his ass in the jackpot and chose

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the latter. It's an odd sentence. May I interject something here? I

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read this article yesterday, and it's
funny because when they print the word ass,

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they just have the letter A and
then two asterisks, but they have

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a photo of his naked ass right
in the body of the article. How

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is that? Yeah? What does
that make sense? They should have put

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a couple of asterisks on his ass
cheeks, yes, or at least like

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a line of asterisks on his crack, a little pixelated crack, like like

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they do in Japan's Japan. So
the challenge today, that's always a challenge,

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isn't it so disappointing? It almost
kills a whole genre, the whole

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nation of hard work we don't get
to enjoy because of your silly pixelation.

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Man. I support y'all absolutely.
You just have to make sure that when

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you're doing your keyword search that you
always add uncensored, Yes, exactly.

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Now, the goal today is can
we keep it going on. Awful announcing

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because I could see the headline Texas
radio host peas Or Pants and getting getting

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some play live on the air.
Yeah, I heard this live. This

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is this is amazing. There's a
drop that groups keeps playing that's cracking her

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up. But it's just Jeff re
pronouncing. Well, Jeff messes up a

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pronunciation of word and then makes a
goat sound and Julie couldn't handle it.

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This is yesterday and the speakeasy Well, thank you, Celsius energy. You

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just added a letter and I don't
know what letter it was. What is

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it, Celsius? Yeah, I
think you hadd an h because it's delicious

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and none of us ever mispronounced words, so we have to call you out

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on it. I did somewhere down
the road. What was that? That

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was when I was getting down a
bad place trying to make words, and

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I just made that sound as have
to do. The next minute that she

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legit took her headphones off. She
has to go to the bathroom. Don't

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you want to hear that? Okay? Okay, the closed I think that

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means she probably went a little bit. I think she said she did,

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okay, because otherwise you're not leaving
the room. Look, you didn't suddenly

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just have to go. She had
an accident. And did she come back

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and admit follow up? No,
she came back in. They she kind

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of just joined the conversation. No, but then they then they cornered her.

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Yeah, oh no, And then
she started laughing again and trying and

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explain that things happen. You don't
You don't know what it's like to be

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a woman. Well, yeah,
I know it's like to have a urinary

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tract, right, I don't know. They're different. I don't know.

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JJ you for yourself as much?
Are they different? To beat myself much?

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Did you four? Did you laugh
hysterically in the Iron Claw last night

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to where you start op? Yeah, I almost peed my pants and to

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get excuse me, excuse me,
excuse me. I do feel like it's

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different though for us, like,
yeah, I'm not going to go into

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the okay, good, Yeah,
I was doing. I think it's a

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little different, quicker than in the
cancer. I think they have a shorter

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distance to cover than we do.
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we have some fail safes, and
those don't always work. Don't always work.

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We have two factory authentications in our
pants. In our pants, we

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have two factory authentication. This is
war time somewhere down the road. That

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was when I was getting down a
bad place trying to make words, and

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I just made that sounds have to
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sly legit took her headphones off.
She has to go to the bathroom.

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She is leaving. Don't you want
to hear this? Okay? The closed

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I think that means she probably went
a little bit. I think she said

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she did. I like Kavanaugh goat? I did. I'm pretty sure.

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What's also, buddy, I think
that was during like Mike's mind when we

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had when he had like some boachy
stuff that you didn't nobody knew. And

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it's funny for him to say,
wait, you don't want to hear this?

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This hurts my feeling. He got
his bochie one. Oh my god,

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here's where the original this is where
the goat came from. I would

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be really curious to see this,
but I will need somebody to This will

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be part of our GoFundMe for Ranger
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and concert at the Myerson Symphony Center. Interesting. So the Dallas Simphis.

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God, I think we could hire
just for like, I don't know,

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a low amount of money, just
a laugher to be in studio with us.

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Yeah, and I'm not saying it's
not genuine because Julie laughs her ass

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arm and it's amazing and it makes
me laugh instantly. And then you got

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muppet grooves. Yes, so they
have grooves muppeting. We don't laugh.

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We don't have a laugher. Here
a quiet laugh, right, and we

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lean away from the microphone every time
we laugh. It's the dumbest thing to

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do, like we crack up.
Well, the comedy first responders can't be

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I said, responders weird the comedy
first responders. It's no joke. It's

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not a job to take lightly.
But there are people mean, we take

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this responsibility seriously. Oh just can't
come in jacking around all the time.

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I like that idea a guest laugher. And I also like the idea that

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if we ever get, you know, pin ourselves in a verbal corner,

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that we just all turn into goats. Had one dude, I knew,

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I'll do this gently and I was
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funny. He's funny to a third
party friend. The third party friend said

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is he funny? He? Or
does he laugh a lot? And I

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was like, whoa. I'm like, you know what, Now that I

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think about it, I don't know
that answer. And in this business,

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it's like a superpower if you have
a good funny laugh and it makes everything

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sound fun and funny, even if
maybe the person or the show or whatever

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isn't all that funny. But if
you have someone laughing like nuts, even

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if it's just laughing at the idiocy
of your people, you're in the room

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with whatever, it creates this vibe
of oh my god, this is all

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the funniest thing. But kind of
comedy snob. I don't said that to

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you. What comedy snob? Friend
started questioning the merits of the comedy of

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your other friends. As comedy first
responders, we are comedy snobs. And

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it's a fair question. Is someone
who has a funny laugh and laughs a

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lot funny? No, not at
all, Not necessarily they might be.

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Now it's a double barrel weapon if
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you know, and there are people
who have that. Yeah, look

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out below. I don't want to
stay on a Julie run for a minute.

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Yeah, still hear this last week. It's so funny. Yes,

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I got her home run. It's
only funny because she said it. But

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it's bored ready as well? Shall
we do that now? Or I mean

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nothing? Are there any better ideas
here? I think we take our ass

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to the lounge? Ready for a
stiffy? What like a stiff drink in

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the sunset? I hate that the
music was playing. Come on, y'all,

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stiff drink in the sunset lounge.
It's a big day. No one's

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ever called a drink that, Yes
they have once I tried the d It

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worked for me. I've heard heard. I've only heard the grooves that he

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stopped the music of course, grooves
Ready for a stiff ld. He's like

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a little devil. He is incredible, and I think Julie's funny as hell.

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She kills me and she's got an
incredible laugh. I've absolutely called it

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a stiffy before. Yeah me too. I was. I guess maybe they

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just run to lean into it,
but I was maybe they hadn't never heard

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of heard of that. Definitely had
team Julie there. Yes, he says

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that it's like oh right, But
that's also Juliet Times will paint herself into

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this light of miss innocent when she's
the craziest one of all of us.

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Maybe maybe Bertha. I love it, please, I love it. This

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Who? This is going to determine
how my entire day goes, how birthdays

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goes. It's if who I want
to know? Who's else is having a

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good day today? Would you like
for a couple of just famous anniversary type

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things first, let's start with that
was. I think this could really get

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your day going off on the right
foot. In nineteen sixty one, the

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PGA, the PGA Professional Golf Association
eliminated its Caucasians only rule. When nineteen

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sixty one and when did they actually
really implement it? Well, there they

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were waiting on a good one,
and they got at it in ninety seven.

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I'm sorry. I was a dominant
athlete of all time. I think

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Charlie Sifford was an incredible player.
And Lee Elder, yeah, you're a

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greatly Elder. And Calvin Pete,
my African American. I think that was

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that's every golf pro excited that when
they had him a black friend, they

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had a black friend. He'll be
riding with me today and anything goes to

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them. He doesn't care what you
say. Okay, well, jeez,

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that's a good decision by the They
lifted there. Yeah, I mean,

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I guess lifted Caucasians a long time
ago. Caucasians only on the PGA tours.

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I mean, Sam Cook's coming out
with change Gonna come and PGA is

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like, all right, fine,
Sam, dude, don't you want the

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audio that the entirety of that meeting. Yeah, boy, you know that

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was the board meeting goes close to
past, like seven to six, no

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doubt. Gosh, jeffing golf.
Well, what year was the baseball color

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barrier? Not long before that?
Okay, yeah, it wasn't that long

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before that. So Jackie Robson played, he played in the sixties. Yeah,

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and I bet it was late fifties. I'm trying to find it.

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Fifty five maybe fifty four, nineteen
eighty four. Nightmare on Elm Street came

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out forty seven seven. Wow,
okay, so maybe, and that is

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quite a bit before sixty one.
Yeah, look, get them that uh

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night Barre on Elm Street scared the
hell out of me when all was a

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teen. Yeah, and the one
where you can't have sex, you know,

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it's one where you can't go to
sleep. Oh and yeah, you

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never saw a night rore on Elm
Street. Who is Freddy is? Yeah,

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Freddy Krueger. He's a pedophile.
He's a child killer. Bang anyone.

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You don't know that? She did
shrug her show and put her hands

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up. Kevin said, you don't
know that, so he was question He

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was obsessed with the screen mass murderers, had been obsessed with teen girls forever.

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He was killing boys. Dude,
that makes it better. I don't

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know what we're arguing. Dances with
Wolves nineteen ninety cried hard, and Dances

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with Wolves went on what I would
consider to be one of my first dates,

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which you know, real flimsy cried
so hard? Had I told the

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girl I knew someone who was in
the credits, so we could sit there

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for an extra five minutes. It
could be an opportunity to stop crying.

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Yeah you lied? Yeah, and
that was your first date? Yeah,

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yeah, yeah. My friend was
the lighting director. Yeah, yeah,

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exactly. My friend was a key
Grip. And I think I even made

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up so I just waited for some
random name to come by. I'm like,

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oh, no, Tim, there
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first date to see Saving Private Ryan. Really, how lame are we saving

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Private Ryan? This is with brutal
It was crying in the first twenty minutes.

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How heavy do you agree to that? Well? It was a hot

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These are hot films at the time. I will say that the gal that

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I took to see Saving Private Ryan
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Two studies course in college. Oh
there you go, so it kind of

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stone there. Absolutely, So that
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No, was she was in college. I was out of college.

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She was a history muff. Buff
You said that wrong? I said buff.

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He said buff. No, he
didn't, I heard buff. I

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heard buff? Uh shallow? How
came out on this in two thousand and

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one? I had a first date
that I cried in the movie two because

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you know his appearance, because she
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there. That was a bad movie, right choo? How yeah? Terrible?

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Yeah? Was it? Uh?
Huh? Okay? I was seven.

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I liked it No Country for Old
Men, but I liked anything Jack

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Black touched back then give me Saving
Silvermen. Besides maybe that one that one

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Chiao, how does? I was
like, he didn't have to do this.

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It's really bad. But he I
think School of Rock was next for

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him, like, yeah, uh, No Country for Old Men two thousand

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and seven. That's the one with
the guys like I have a really intimidating

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milkshake. No, so there will
be blood. I always get those two

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mixed up. How they did come
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they did sort of Texas themed,
aren't they well? Western e old timey?

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Yeah, okay, wasn't No Country
for I was in college. You

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know you you weren't thinking about things. Did you see both of them?

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No, I did see either one
of them. You've never seen either one

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of those. I always got him
confused. I might I may screw the

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movie up, but I think it
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it was norm who saw it,
and he was like, this is okay.

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Maybe it wasn't No Country for Women. It might have been a different

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movie because you can easily look this
up. But he's like, this is

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an amazing Texas movie. This is
Texas. You can just tell this this

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this. And then I looked it
up and it said entirely shot in New

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Mexico. No Country was shot in
That's what I saw. So he was

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talking about it may have been that, or they may have shot a few

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scenes in New Mexico, but the
large majority of No Country was where the

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sights that were represented in the film, and that, by the way,

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my favorite movie of all time.
Wow, congratulations, Okay, it says

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No Country was mostly filmed in a
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Some scenes, yeah, such as
discovery, the drug deal aftermath were

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filled in Texas, Marfa and Big
Ben, but yeah, whatever, b

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days. Finally, Luke Frigno's seventy
two. Sandra Denton is fifty seven.

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That's Peppa from Salt from Salt,
and Peppa really never knew her real name.

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Nicholas Chay's fifty Wow. Wow,
Jessica Simpsons X. Yeah, it

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seems crazy that he's fifty though,
right, forty three or something? Nicholas

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CH's fifty? How old's jess Like? I need to fact check this was

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he thirty? When he was?
He's fifty? Hell's just forty five,

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collared just like you know, or
she's forty three. She's my friend?

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Still, do you think she's easy
to get along with and have a relationship

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with? Yeah? I do,
okay. Chris Jericho fifty three. Great

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Chris Jericho, the Lion Heart on
all the best. I would put him

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on rushmore of greatest wrestlers of all
time and entertainers of all time. Scarface

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is fifty three. We should freeze
on by it if you want. I'm

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gonna breeze on by it because of
the timing. Okay, Cisco the Dragon's

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forty five. Okay, pass fun
fact about him though, first track of

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his first ever album, first words
he ever says is what I'm about to

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do. I'm sure none of y'all
expected. Incredible way to come out on

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your first album on the first track. No one saw it. We didn't

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know you had another album. We
don't know who you know. Jim Perry,

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long time a Card Sharks host,
would have been ninety. He's dead,

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also dead, fifty two years old. He would have been fifty two.

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Big pun y'all all the way up
to six hundred and ninety eight pounds

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at one point, Big pun,
Big pun hit you with the big guns.

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That's enough. Did they have to
remove him from his house with a

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crane? Uh? Maybe? Was
he not a player? He just crushes

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a lot. Yeah, I want
to say yes, I think I think

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that's right. I think that's him. Just go good job. I don't

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know an old friend is now a
new enemy. What does that even mean?

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