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Good morning, Welcome to February.
For it, I'll be Kevin Turner,

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Danny Baalist, Mike's Roy JJ Jackson
and we are going to a party at

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nine ten our week of wild guests. Here on the Freak continues with Sarah

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Abraham. You don't know who that
is? Look it up, you know,

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let you know who that is in
cognito. Look it up. Yeah,

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if you want to. But you's
off over the news right now.

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Well she's she's in the news,
not all over. She's in the news

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former sixteen and Pregnant star, then
teen Moms Star, and then Backdoor teen

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Mom star. But she's actually very
passionate about an interesting topic regarding social media

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children nine tens. They scrub the
original Backdoor teen Mom off the internet.

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I think you had to pay for
it, so yeah, probably I never

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paid for it back in the day, you know. I think she got

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in right before the porn bubble burst. When did that happen? I think

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in the last ten years. What
does that mean? Well, if you're

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a porn star and you made you
know, you were making big money by

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doing big films like Pirates in the
two thousands, and then you get to

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the world where the Internet really took
off, like really took off. Not

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it exists and we know where to
find things, like it became habitual with

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our use. I think twenty ten
is around the line of that. We

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can debate that and everyone's many of
their own answer. Around twenty ten is

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when the Internet was clearly an habitual
form of our lives. Well, that

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began the wave of all access.
All you can get for free, a

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free buffet of porn if you will, golden corral of adulicious content, and

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that would make things special things.
Then it might have been produced or had

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a bit of a storyline to it
or a gimmick to it like that,

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that would make it a little obsolete. And now only fans is like,

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yeah, if you're a porn star, why would you put anything You may

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put some teaser content, why would
you put anything on the hubs or the

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hamsters? And I can charge you
on OnlyFans and people are they end up

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just ripping the only fans content anyway
and hosting them on sitesh keV. Yeah,

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so this is where it gets very
odd. So some people do do

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that, but they can come they
try to try to fight that and take

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it down. The cops are always
a the robbers are always ahead of the

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cops. Yeah, no, that's
true. And you know that's why Chinese

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hackers are trying to get into our
water system. And there's a lot of

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things you can talk about with that. That's something we are behind on.

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But the element of being a star
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I mean, they'd tried it with
Octomom too, you know, not octumom

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too, like there was a sequel
because like octo Mom, here's a bunch

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of money for you to go in
a room by yourself, and like that's

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not needed anymore. That is one
thing that you kind of forget about when

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the music industry collapsed and you know
what late late nighties, early two thousands,

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when all of the yeah, the
peer to peer software came out and

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you could just download whatever you wanted
and then streaming like adult films, you

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have to go into the little room
and rent them and the owners of the

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video store would buy them and then
that's how they make their money on multiple

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rentals. Gross, you wore rubber
gloves hand on those VHS tapes these songs.

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Yeah, but now it's like you
can get everything for a very cheap

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subscription or free, and you'd wonder
how they monetize that. Is it off

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of click click on ads or what? Do you think That's the one the

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world will officially when Kevin's World War
III will officially begin when some politician comes

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after the porno the whole way that
you know, we're already what getting rid

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of books. That's a real cool
twenty twenty four thing. Yeah, politician.

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I mean there's certainly anti porno,
you know, legislation and arguments and

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I guess yeah, but down all
internet porn in our state. I think

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it's really funny that because that's where
the line is drawn, where then no

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one wants that no, but half
the people have to pretend. Yeah,

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Mike Fence acts like he's never he's
never watched porno. Mike Fence has never

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watched porno. Mike Fence once said, once said he would not go to

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a party without his wife there.
And I was like, that's wild,

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because that sounds like someone who has
definitely messed up before in the past.

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Yes, it's like the when people
have the joint email account or the joint

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Facebook account. I always said that
when you see the the guy and the

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lady where their Facebook account or their
social media's or them together. Dude cheated,

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Yes, yeah, so porno,
yes very but you're you're right,

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like that's something that it's now,
but they used to say. I mean,

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Cuban had that line hogs get slaughtered
ten years ago, talking about the

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NFL getting to you know, turning
into greedy pigs. He uses that for

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everything, for investments and are they
oh he does pigs get fed, hogs

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gets left? Okay, okayhich I
think is actually pretty good, it is,

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But I think his context of that, at least when he said it

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on and the sports world, was
about the NFL and the NFL being too

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much and they take over Thursday night, So what's next to you take Friday

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night? Wednesday? Will eventually you've
overdone it. And with porn, it's

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just always there, and now there's
too much of it and everyone's gonna find

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a way to get what they want, except for the ones who are truly

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sick and have to do horrible things
like one thing that Fair Abraham is going

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to discuss with us, I think
yours people dming her sixteen year old daughter,

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just like, why are we telling
kids they can't be on social media.

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Why don't we police those people?
It's interesting. So Florida social media,

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Oklahoma is trying to get rid of
porn. They are, I mean

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there are there are people who are. It's not going to happen. Fully

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you get rid of it, you
don't, you try to? Well,

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okay, the same way I can't
go to like a gambling site and gamble

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in Texas, Like I can go
to strategy websites, but I can't get

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to a gambling site. Right.
They have ways to Yeah, there's ways

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to get around it, and everyone
knows those ways for the well, not

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everyone knows those ways. Intognito?
Does that work? Changing your VPN?

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I mean you already lost me.
I don't changing my VPN. I don't

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know. I don't know how to
do that. It's like a state restrictive

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thing, like if you fall,
if you're right, we're pinging it off

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different towers. Right. Uh?
Well, I mean okay, so you

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have your IP address private network.
I don't what it's called. You can

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limit your your range of what you
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That's how they can like different countries
that have like strict bands on whatever.

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American content are there in China,
they're there. They have very limited

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internet access. Are their countries with
no porn? I don't know. I

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would TheInk from a week ago Mike
Oklahoma proposal would make watching porn a felony.

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Oh my god, that's not.
Senator Dusty Devers has a bill that's

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going to be introduced here in February, and this is coming up, and

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it would prohibit consuming or producing sexual
contact that lacks serious literary it's just further's

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that narrative, traditional views things like
that. So a lot of countries are

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have restrictive internet and pornography laws.
Iran, well they had to, they

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sent we'll see. They censored news
media and most social media, including Facebook

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and pornography is not available. Many
Muslim majority countries, Katar, Syria,

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Turkmenistan, Turkey, Pakistan, Oman
Eritrea and the UAE take a similar approach

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when that the story protect Islamic values. VPNs can offer can often be access

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though, so people in those countries
can get around government censorship. Didn't Osama

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bin Laden when that's the story,
when they went down zero dark thirty style

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into the into the spider hole,
and didn't they find just loads of boxes

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of porn. What's the hypocrisy and
all of it. The ones that are

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trying to ban it the most are
the ones that are probably using it the

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Yeah, exactly Oklahoma or hey,
Oklahoma, or self more dusty divers.

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That's why you have to just put
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access to everybody who can't get ahold. But you know what I'm saying,

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It's like the ones that are the
most proactive about banning stuff are the ones

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that are probably probably self flagellating themselves
for with guilt, you know, for

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having those impure thoughts, you know, because they're not living up to some

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type of idealist religious standard. I
could see the outrage of a guy getting

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arrested. This bill passes in Oklahoma. A guy gets arrested, he's got

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to serve a year in prison on
the felony of watching porn. And he's

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going to the courthouse. The TV
cameras are there and he's like, he's

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Tom Ferguson's shooting questions to him,
you know, as he's going to the

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court, he's like, I don't
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prison, because you can't hear they
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and Ben Lawden's spider Hole. Yeah, of course. And then the one

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was the nine to eleven attackers all
went to strip clubs the night before and

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right, everyone's lying. Yes,
you want the person the more they're lying.

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What do they always hide behind?
God? Yeah, the high wind,

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God, all this stuff about.
You mentioned a minute ago the banning

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of books because we don't want our
kids to read impure content. Well,

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let me ask you something. When's
the last time you saw a fourteen year

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old walking around with a book that
didn't say algebra on it. They weren't

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forced to books. Yeah, high
school kids thinking about reading? Are they

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still good? A lot of people
hide behind family too. Yeah. People

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just lie and they had by their
teeth. You ever see a person with

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good teeth, like real nice teeth. You're like, eh, what's going

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on? I don't know about that. You're saying people who take care of

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No, really, I know the
ones that you're just like, there's no

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way those came stock. Yeah,
with that model, that's ridiculous. Yeah,

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it's a little weird, like super
perfect white. Yeah. Yeah,

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when that's a bad person, you're
saying, no, that I'm saying their

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hide in mind. Yeah, there's
something something dark. They are sort of

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tragedy that they their teeth were all
knocked out and they had to get oral

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surgery to fix them of theirs for
the first time. What about that person?

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This seems like a low percentage thing
that you just said, though,

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Is that what happened to him?
Osama had Disney films, pornography and documentaries

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about himself. Home, he's just
trying to watch The Jungle Book. He's

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trying to watch Pirates, apparently had
cars, Chicken Little and ice Age,

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Dawn of the Dinosaurs. It's so
weird to think they loved Arry the cable

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guy. Well no, because he
had four youngest children were all under the

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edge of ten it' down, So
it's not like he was just watching ice

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Age and he's cracking up laughing.
It is funny that these mythological you know

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people, we're just all dirt bags, even bin laden everyone. Yeah,

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well, yeah, that's well documented. Do you think the internet was invented?

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Do you know? I mean out
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the first the official birthday of the
Internet, like eighties, right, And

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they have some type of crappy connection
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I watched Halt and Catch Fire on
AMC. I know a little bit about

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the Internet. I remember a good
friend of mine when he got his first

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real computer and AOL and was doing
chat rooms and stuff like that. That

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seemed like that was in the early
nineties, mid nineties. Al chat rooms

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was very late nineties for me.
Yeah, but you're applying it to us,

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which aired yeah, consumer, yes, yeah. January first, nineteen

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eighty three is considered the official birthday
of the Internet. But if you look

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at the first ever computer communicated message
to two different locations, October twenty ninth,

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nineteen sixty nine, ARPA net delivered
its first message, a node to

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node communication from one commuter computer to
another. You know what the message said?

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What five zero eight eighty five?
Boobs? Yes, boobs backwards.

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The first computer was at UCLA and
the second was at Stanford, So those

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are hundreds of miles away each.
Each one was the size of a small

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house. I remember when I got
I was in the Air Force and I

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got web TV. Remember that,
Yeah? Web TV? Yeah. I

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think I saved up money because I
was in my little dormitory and right at

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the the store on the on the
base web TV. I haven't thought about

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that in twenty years, at least
web TV. I remember how it worked

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you basically you were born. Yeah, it was a keyboard that it just

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made your TV screen the Internet and
you switched the in just like you still

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do. And that's pretty ahead of
the time. Man back then though.

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And my friend Matt, that big
boy who we've had on before, My

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buddy Matt who lives in town here, who was in the Air Force with

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me and tells embarrassing stories about me, which I love. I did to

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get him back up, including when
I was trying to return a porn to

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the porn shop in Tucson and I
got there at like twelve oh five am

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and they closed and I banged on
the door and I said, hey,

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open up, and we're closed,
and I'm like, it's Mike. And

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then you hear the dead bowl unlock. I said, it's Mike. I

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know what I want, and they
let me in. I know what I

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want. I'm not going to shop
around. I know what I need.

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But he was with me when he
helped me set up the web TV in

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my dorm room. You know,
you finally get it on and it's like,

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okay, input, we're here.
And I think I did it to

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make him laugh. But like the
first four letters I typed in with po

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all are in enter and everything.
I don't even know. It wasn't one

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much rush. We're all spoiled.
Now's very organized. Like if you're if

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you click anything and you're at home
or here and you have to wait five

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to eight seconds. Is this sucks? And then meanwhile in two thousand and

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one, you're trying to download the
new Lincoln Park record and it takes twenty

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four hours right right in Internet wasn't
working. See now we're getting alerts on

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our phones. I told you guys, it's like yesterday, Amber still here.

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We got our Amberlert of the day
to do it. Yeah. I

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don't know if we found that girl
yesterday. I don't. This is thing

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do they do inroverts to tell you
found? Yeah, follow up, good

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news, everybody, have a great
day. We found her Amberleert. One

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second ago, missing child in Little
Elam, Texas. So this is Halton

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City time, Little Elm. These
are hitting a little closer. This is

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for real child ten year old Blackmail
Kylin Arnold, who is last seen wearing

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a white hoodie, dark joggers,
and dark shoes called nine mill with information.

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That's a ten year old black mail
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man, that's concerning when all you
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no car or it's usually a parent
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wearing I'm wearing a white hoodie and
dark joggers today, Little Almar. That's

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a cream hoodie. I think creamy. I like it. Nick Creamer dress

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like Nick Creamer today? What arms
up by the h by the new Omnipga

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Frisco Resort? Huh? I think
it's right by it? Is it west

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of that? Nice? They have
a little lake with a beach. Yeah,

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they have an actual beach. Is
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in the National Video game Museums?
Is that right? Yeah? Really it's

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in Frisco, but it's up that
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Elm. Norman lives in Little Elm. Yeah, let's get norm on.

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Let's get a norm to go find
this kid. He said that, Okay,

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he said that was Batman. He
said what he said that yesterday?

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I get normal? I was thinking
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he would, but I don't want
to put him in that position. You

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don't know, my friend, Well, let me think about it. For

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those who don't know, Norman's gonna
say radio Hall of Famer in this town.

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Mike used to work with him for
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used to work with him a little
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directly, intimately and directly for many
a year. That's right, and I'm

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fortunate for it. Have an incredible
man. I want him to come.

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Oh, I love very much.
I want him to come do the game,

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handicap the super Bowl for us.
Okay, well you can ask him.

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I don't know. I have a
relationship with him. You guys staying

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in touch with Norm's phone number in
your phone, Kevin, ye're both you

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right, of course, guys talk
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But Norm's awesome because he's like me. It's like, what do we have

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to talk about? I love you. I don't need to call you to

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tell you or stay in touch.
Do you feel like that about us every

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day at six am? That I
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what do we have to talk about? Time? Is it? I

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do not have that feeling even jump
around about that because some people listening to

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us take that literally, who who
they know? We're a bunch of ass

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hats. He's taking anything we say
literally kill buds in Dallas getting us all

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through the day together. That's it. We're not pretending we're something we're not.

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And no, we're not any different
than the people listening. Don't say

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something triggered. We're just good looking. Shake that tiny d. I saw

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a video yesterday of you guys playing
golf together. You like to golf?

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Yeah, that's real friends hanging out
off off the clock, little stuff man,

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The chemistry is real, folks.
Kevin and Mike Siroy played golf together

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yesterday. Well, we both love
golf. It was a beautiful day and

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I met half the Metroplex was racing
to their neighborhood. Muni, Mike and

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I have played golf on and off
together for fifteen years. Yeah, not

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that big of a deal, except
for the birdie putt. That was a

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big deal. I like that you
guys do that. Well, there's something.

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I didn't invite you to play golf
with us, and I know you

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don't play golf. No, you
did, you did, But logistically it

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wouldn't have worked out because I had
a Malcolm three year old check up yesterday,

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so we had to go to the
doctor, had to go see doctor

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Tiffany. That went well, Yeah, TIFFs tree taff for Malcolm. He's

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just he's just a wild ass man. He didn't want to go to the

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doctor and he a kid. Everybody
know what that he just doesn't want to

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be I don't like doctor Tiffany.
I don't like he's just laughy. This

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sucks. Does he did he get
shots? No? No, he didn't

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get any shots this time. Like, how do you give a kid that

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age a shot? Especially that one? He's like a weasel. He's like

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a weasel on meth. Yeah.
I love him so much. He's a

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cute kid. He's really cute,
But dude, he is uninged. Does

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he not get shots annually or every
few couple of years? I don't know.

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I just feel like I don't like
getting shots or geving blood blood drawn?

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Do they do that? Like how
do you know blood? Three year

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olds to sit still for blood getting
drawn? They don't give him I don't

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think they do. Like, uh, unless there's like any symptoms or something

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like that, they're not drawn blood
and he's not at that age at where

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he needs like a that type of
deep physical They just checked the lungs,

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the ears, teeth, nose,
mouth, nothing that hurts. Ask questions

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about stools and sleep patterns and stuff
like that. Yeah, he's tall and

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big. You know, he's seventy
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like as daddy. What if he
he's the tight end that brings Knox City

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their second state championship. Uh,
that'd be weird because he'd have to go

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to school there. And I'm hoping
for him if you have to get if

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you have to take him, Malcolm
in Knox City, something that's gone terribly

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wrong. It's like a magnet.
We're all drawn back to our homelands.

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Okay, and you will return at
Knox City the prodigal son. Uh huh

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to do? What to bring Malcolm
and championships? Let's chimiship his last forever

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too? Man, It's why isn't
that in small towns everybody's tiny? You

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ever noticed that I was sick too, and weighed like one hundred and forty

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pounds, and I was the tallest
kid in school, you're the great white

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Hope. Oh my god, six
to two early, you're the talleskin in

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school at six two. Yeah,
man, everybody was like five five or

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five eight. Small towns just have
a less variety of DNA, you know

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what I'm saying. It might be
that, and we're a long enough timetable,

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it might be. Uh. I
wonder if there's some any science to

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that, because I was gonna make
a joke about there's less resources and food,

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but clearly it is weird. But
if you look at a one hundred

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or five hundred years, that's probably
that's true. I remember that small towns

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though we would play against sometimes there
was certain schools you're like, god,

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those kids are huge, like how
the same age, and then like Jacksborough,

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bigger the town, the bigger the
kids. I remember the classes like ahead

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of mine, like having a bunch
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very You have lit of tall kids. It's a couple, but nothing crazy.

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Every once in a while we'd play
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like some kid that was just giant, the shoulder pads didn't go all

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the way to his shoulders, and
the uniform didn't fit because he was just

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uncommonly big. But they never had
any athletic ability at all. They were

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just baby Huey's out there helmets.
But I think those are outliers. I

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think. But you're from smaller towns. There's a smaller pool of people,

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so there will be less large people, more people will be closer to the

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average size. I think. Yeah, I don't know enough about it.

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But there's something about West Texas eating
beef and grain or whatever, you know,

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like they're growing big out there,
right. I had grain. I

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thank you grain. He's eating great. I don't know. Don't they say

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that. I think Mike's stereotype of
all of us Texas just now is yes,

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I mean loop twelve grain. Hmmm, tasty grain? What is grain?

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Does that make bread? Bread?
Does it? What is a grain?

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Okay, smarts? Does anyone have
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That makes bread? Sure, there's
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no one knows. I think sorghum
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That makes sense. I don't know
Sorgum's great. All right, it's

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enough there to tell you this.
Whenever get the sports. I know we

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got other stuff played, but I'm
gonna alert people to massive international sporting news.

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Guy just texted about that, wanting
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answer. You know, you wake
up and check your phone, and my

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news feeds are certainly different than yours
due to some of my I got it

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is first thing I saw today,
Absolutely monster international sporting news. I will

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lead sports at seven with all right, and then coming up the next most

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important thing in the world. Are
we doing what I said? Yeah,

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okay, I ran in some traffic
on the way in. You and me,

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we both did. I saw the
carnage, the wreckage. We had

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a massive police chase overnight that I
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Dallas. So if you're sitting in
traffic, I can kind of tell you

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why. I we'll tell the story
of what happened. And that's all next

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