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It's the downbeat on ninety seven to
one, the freak one hour away from

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some exclusive audio, some the never
before heard super Bowl ads. You don't

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want to hear that. Eight o'clock. How many ads did we on Earth

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Sex two? We had six as
ethics. Yeah, a couple have sprinkled

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through and gotten out to the national
but I'm pretty positive none of these have

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gotten out yet. I have a
little bit more for you two seven forty

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five leading up to that on what
you can expect when it comes to how

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much this cost, some strategies that
some some movies have taken and promoting their

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product, and that'll lead into the
things that we've on earthed at eight o'clock.

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I think the things we will all
agree and so will you that are

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listening, might agree that this is
maybe not money best well spent. Yeah,

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it's surprising that some of these companies
had enough money, had the millions

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of dollars needed to buy thirty seconds
or a minute of Super Bowl ad time,

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and then you factor in how poor
the ads sound like you think you'd

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put more money into. It's very
strange. It's like they skimped on the

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production of their commercials just to land
the airtime. Yeah, you know,

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very odd product, strange strategy.
Do that do that in the championship game?

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Maybe you know, yeah, but
it does further. You know,

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our platform as the home of an
exclusive never heard before audio, the viral

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downbeat. I'm only I on earthed
two of these that you guys haven't really

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heard. And then you guys each
unearthed too that I haven't heard. Right,

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it will be six unearthed in an
hour. Tell a friend, Tell

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a friend. Those are thirty minutes
away from a food truck. That was

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wrong. Someone have the husband and
wife who run the place. They're going

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to zoom in and see if we
can write that wrong a little bit at

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least see what's going on. They
got angry phone calls and terrible one star

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reviews just because the public thought they
were someone else. It's the reverse Keith

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Lee effect. Seven thirty five,
have them on five or ten minutes.

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Let's just sport at seven now and
now sports at seven. Okay, Cowboys

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stuff. First interviewing Jets safeties coach
markwand manual for defensive coordinator. Today,

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guys, what we call this going
through the motions here? Oh, this

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will go ahead and scratch the itch
of the Rooney Rule. Markwan Manual is

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the safety's coach for the Jets,
and pretty much everything that I've seen about

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him, just in articles being written, is basically that he played. Okay,

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I didn't even know this. He
played for McCarthy in two thousand and

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six of Green Bay, but he
is. This just gets the Rooney rule

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taken care of, and that they're
gonna hire. It looks like Ron Rivera

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or Mike Zimmer. They're interested in
Wink Martindale, which they could possibly interview

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him this week. He's the Giants
DC. And then, as Mike you

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reported yesterday, Rex Ryan got an
interview, They're not gonna hire markwan Manual

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to be their defensive coordinator. Unfortunately, I'm telling you, if I am

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one of the Markwan Manuals of the
world and it's clear and plain what they're

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doing, I'm saying, no,
yes, what's your interview? Yeah,

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find somebody else. But that's it's
such a weird thing because but this helps

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markwan Manual how because his resume says, yeah, I interviewed for the Cowboys

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defensive coordinator position. It ups your
Yeah, you're right, you want to

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up your f even when the world
knows that it's obligatory. I guess,

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I don't know. That's a very
nuanced thing. I don't and is I

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don't know this. I don't know, because maybe Mark markwe Manuel's the best

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option. Maybe it's the best safeties
coach this league's ever seen. And the

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Jets of defense is pretty damn good
the last couple of years he coached with

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the Falcons. In fact, Manuel
was the Falcons defensive coordinator under Dan Quinn

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in twenty seventeen and twenty eighteen.
But it is heavily implied in the fourth

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Star Telegram article from Clarence Hill Junior
that I'm reading that. I mean,

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he mentioned it two times. This
checks the box of the Rooney rule,

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and they can, you know,
move on to making a higher I mean,

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the headline says dallask I was the
interview Jet Stephen's back coach Mark one.

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Manuel paves way to make DC higher, paves way so messed up it

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is, but you know there we
Why are we doing this? Uh?

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Probably Friday news dump tomorrow. Maybe
see if they want to get Martindale in

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the mix. I don't know.
Uh, last cowboy note for you,

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Michael Parsons will be playing in the
NBA All Star Celebrity Basketball Game. And

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I just wanted to bring this up
because I'm always amazed that they can't get

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ten famous people to do well.
I guess I'm not famous, so I

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mean, I'm not throwing stones at
a glass house here, but the Celebrity

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All Star Basketball Game or Celebrity All
Star Softball Game, they're always so flimsy.

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Now, pretty good one here,
Jennifer Hudson, the youngest ever.

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He got winner, got her in
the game in the Celebrity Basketball Game.

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Yeah all right, dude. CJ. Stroud, quarterback of the Texans.

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Come on, it's good metal world
peace. I don't know meta. Where's

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Dan Cortes and all of this?
Yeah, Dan Cortes playing? Dan Cortes

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didn't make the cut this year?
Or sure? Rap reports in there?

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Boy and he always Okay, my
parents to help me. Hear Connor Daily,

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Connor Daily, Indie car Driver.
Yes, AJ McClain. That's a

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boy band that is Is that in
syncrem Bakstream? That's Maxstream Boys boys?

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Okay? A J and by the
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Yes, Yeah, I imagine HJ
would be playing in this from loads

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for you if he's still with he
hadn't killed himself? Is way too big

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to yeah fiddle around. He's on
tour in support of his latest hit on

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some Saturday afternoon game, ain't gonna
do that. He's in Dubai. Well,

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he played an ultimate thing. What's
what's his what's his album title?

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I've Got a Place? No,
I've got a Place is the salt?

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Petered out? All petered out?
Yeah, yeah, all Peter, You've

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got a Place is the You've got
a Can we end the week tomorrow with

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you Got a Place? I think
we should in every week with this.

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Okay, can that be our Friday? Yeah? Ander, he needs to

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get everybody looped up for the super
Bowl. And the real big Grammy news

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to me was once Taylor Shift announced
her new album was coming out on four

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nineteen, we got the email from
the you know, the press release from

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the company that Nick Kreamer's record labels
on saying that they're pushing back his album

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release. His he was gonna release
his album on April nineteenth, damn really,

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And once Taylor did that, He's
like, eyeah, I was trying

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to get a you know, trying
to win the week here. So pushed

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back indefinitely TBD on the Nick Kreamer
album All petered out. There's your Micael.

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I hope Michael Parsons doesn't get hurt
in that game. I think he's

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gotta dunk our CJ. Stroud.
Mica is gonna go nuts and have forty

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if he wants to, like,
he's gonna try so Harden's game and you're

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gonna have announcers one here. You
know what. I think this guy could

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actually play in the NBA. There's
no question. Well, well wait on

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Mass for a minute. Gonna hold
your butt on Mass for a minute.

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Phil Micholson and Tiger Woods are back
in the Golf News and this is not

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golf talk. It's fun talk,
trust me. Big story came out here

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today. Phil is doing it's a
it was. They found this in the

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Lift Tour media Guide, where you
know, they're trying to do some wacky

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notes in the Lift to Our media
guide and they have like how many hole

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in ones do you have? And
Phil claimed that he has forty seven holes

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in one. Now Tiger claims to
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on tour. Jack Nicholas twenty,
Arnold Palmer twenty one, but Phil says

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forty seven. The Athletic ran a
poll of their listeners, do you believe

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him or not? Eighty three percent
do not believe Phil Micholson has forty seven

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holes in one of his life.
And I gotta say I agree, Phil

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is being a dirty lie here,
Dixey. He's not at forty seven holes

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in one. It's almost impossible.
Tiger has twenty. And you know he

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had a twenty year drought Tiger did. Isn't that weird? Yeah, kind

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of stuck on nineteen hold in one's
holes in one, but I mean he

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did miss on junior. Yeah,
but twenty year drought between holding one nineteen

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and hold in one number twenty.
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know. I mean, Phil's just
a weirdo. But Phil is the one

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thing he's best known for of everything
is just wedge play. And you play

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golf six days a week or whatever
it is for your for fifty something years,

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and a lot of these are one
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par three's one hundred and thirty.
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know, it's just a high number. If he said twenty seven, I'd

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be like, okay, but when
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of twenty and twenty one for Arnold, it just makes you go, Phil

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forty seven, I do so know. So there's a dude named former Promium

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Mansell Davis who apparently is the king
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one holding ones in his life,
and everyone's like, okay, but they

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Golf Magazine sat Mansell Davis down and
put him through a extensive lie detector test.

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Uh huh because they wanted to try
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and apparently he passed with flying colors. So fine. But the thought is,

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and this is I'm reading this now
knowing how Phil thinks. He probably

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knows about that and wants the record. So if he throws his number at

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something random like forty seven, he's
like, I can get four more easy.

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That's in the next twenty years,
and then I will be the king

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of as is Phil Mickelson. And
I'm like, you know what, that

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does kind of make sense? Is
there any way to verify Phil's claim?

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No? No, how many is
he hit? I think he I had

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the list of in tournament right here, I have right here most career holes

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in one on the PGA Tour.
So these are like verified, and Phil

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has five. So we're talking about
he's claiming these just in his life.

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Yeah, just out with his buddies. Yeah, okay, But if you're

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a pro for thirty years basically,
which Phil has been, and you're playing

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that much golf, how many non
PGA Tour rounds do you play? And

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it's a lot, yeah, and
practice rounds and all this stuff. Do

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not believe him? Five on tour
and what forty two everywhere else? But

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only five in these verified four rounds
per week that you play, That doesn't

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it seems. And he's probably got
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more familiar with than anything he's ever
played outside of his backyard. Probably probably

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has a part three in his backyard
that he may be counting that, who

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knows. Yeah, you don't have
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You just let your housekeeper do it. And so he does. Yeah,

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you just point and say go get
that. Like they just handed him a

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piece of paper, fill out some
biographical information. They've got questions set.

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We're gonna put these in the media
guide and he could remember that five is

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the number, so he wrote between
four and seven. Yeah, that's a

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missprint. Robert Allenby and Hal Sutton
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Likes to drink, that's the record. That's why he drinks so much.

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Gets the Holy One every every month, by the whole course of drink.

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Yeah, all right, well sorry
Phil. Tiger will be playing at

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the Genesis next week. He announced
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pumped. Yeah, Tiger tweets out, I will be a playing host,

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kind of out of nowhere, and
you never know what Tiger, you used

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to assume. I assume we wouldn't
until the Masters, right, and he

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gives us eight days notice that I'll
be in the field the damn Genesis,

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which is an elevated event twenty million
dollars perse stud field. If it doesn't

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start raining there, there's discussions of
like, are they gonna have mud slides

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that will ruin the Genesis because the
rain has been nuts out there in California?

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Are they that is that course close
to mud? It's on the hill

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too, it's like on the cliff. Uh oh yeah, right, h

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yeah, So like more rain is
bad for that tournament. Oh, and

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it ain't done out there. There's
more coming. I'm sick of this weather

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jamming up our golf. I know, man, we had fifty four holes

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last week. Today, Phoenix,
this is the waste management. This is

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the party party week. They're getting
dumped on today. I don't even know

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if they're gonna play or what.
Meanwhile, Live is in Vegas and putting

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in like here's Koepka playing with John
Rahm, Dustin Johnson and Cam Smith.

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To last Sunday, Pebble Beach gets
rained out and there was no football,

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and Live Golf had their first event, like it was this perfect storm for

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them to kind of succeed. And
I found the CW. I watched it

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for a couple hours and they had
a playoff. It's still weird because the

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broadcast kind of sucks a little bit. But I'll say it because it's on

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the CW. And I can say
that because I've had a show on that

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work before. When your show sucked
too, Oh my god, yeah,

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terrible Sports and such. You were
in a p one of sports and such.

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I watched it on YouTube. But
they've got they got the idea,

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right. What were some of your
favorite parts? I'm the one thing that

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they did with the guy out in
front of the building. I love that

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episode. It's great and there's some
really good jokes in there, Guys.

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I liked it. I didn't love
it. Can you bring some of those

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back to our show? Good jokes
on our show? I forgot them all,

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man. My jokes are always evolving
anyway. Lives in Vegas at the

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win whatever, like in the shadow
of the strip, like, and they

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have a party hole, like one
of their last part three is there whatever

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the a party hole. So they're
like trying to replicate the Phoenix party in

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Vegas during the Super Bowl. They're
trying everything. What do you call it?

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What? A party hole? Yeah? The party hole? Oh my

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god, that's what sixteen is at
the Waste Management. That was also a

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nickname for a drummer's girlfriend that I
used to play with. Okay, I'm

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not kidding, show us you'll your
patties. I don't know, man,

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it's it's it is kind of interesting. And they need a Scheffler, a

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Justin Thomas A Jordan Spieth. They
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at the Waste Management, and they
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other option to go check out live
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Beach, it made it real easy. I mean, it was Mike right.

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Perfect storm was the perfect way to
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about round ones kind of up in
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in Scottsdale for the Waste Management party
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laction with the Boston Red Sox.
We've been talking about this a long time.

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They are gonna have two pieces of
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the two thousand and four World Series
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interesting. But in twenty twenty five, they're gonna be breaking out what it

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Survive. What they call the F
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to something it's gonna be similar to
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Swing. It's the NASCAR Show and
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the Quarterback Show in football. They're
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Red Sox we have that type of
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this. Yeah, yeah, is
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That's who put on the golf and
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nail it. They have the formula
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for all of them. And then
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and there they just said quarterback.
Quarterback. That's weird, all right,

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quarterback is weird. And they also
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We mentioned that where they've got five
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So there's more than one person in
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name for quarterback, I have drive
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swing the whole season totally and the
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rhymes with spring, you know,
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The producer, sorry, okay,
we got one for the NFL.

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What are you guys thinking, I
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All right? Printed ship it.
They sent it to Peyton Mannings a

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quarterback. I like it. I
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That's what I did. To the
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SOX one. We weren't ready for
this move on. Okay, MAVs trade

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deadline? Did they at two p
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Map's play the Knicks tonight and hear
that here on the Freak as always

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KG Kevin gray Well at the pregame
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Luca officially he had broken nose,
but he's wait, wait, fractured

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nose Luca? Yeah, him and
Lively and MAXI wait, did you see

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Luca officially as a broken nose?
He wore the damn mask the other night

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for what about five minutes? Took
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whipped it at the bench. How
I sound? Why I take my sleep

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test? Yeah? Sleep good because
I have got things covering my face.

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Kevin at three am when he wakes
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whipped the mask like Luca. I've
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to take a diagnostics test over.
I had to do three, but I

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knocked him out Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesdays, so I don't have to worry

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about it anymore. I think we
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mean, it's kind of go back
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I'm like, your stuff was jammed
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Point is uh, it has a
broken nose. Yeah, Jalen,

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poor bastard. He can't he can't
help it. Dude. He is feeling

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the pain every night, he really
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hit in the face between Dwight Powell, Maxie Lively, dude Luca. There's

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a Twitter account. I think it's
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and it's just like, you know, did the MAVs win tonight? It's

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did Dwight Poull get hit in the
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no, yes with the video.
Yes. The funniest part of that one

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to me is sometimes they'll tweet tied
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You'll track it let me know if
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like, oh yes, second quarter
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Dwight's face. So there's a few
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the the deadline, but first tonight's
game. Jalen Brunson is questionable Julius Randall

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and many others are out, but
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last ten games, and this is
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I don't think there's a chance in
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I think he wants to go put
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Kyrie wanted to put forty on the
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Skin throughout something yesterday on the Ben
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And it was like a you know, future second round pick and Jadeen

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Hardy or Josh Green for Andre Drummond, and you may go, oh my

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god, Andre Drummond's old Andre Drummond
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we've ever seen it in league history. It might be the top right now

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because he is incredible at that and
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Mark Stein kept saying, or just
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power forward makes a lot of sense, Andrey Drummon's kind of a five.

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I mean it doesn't. It's all
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I'd be interested in Andre Drummond and
if that meant giving up Jaden Hardy and

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Josh Green, that tough pill of
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first round pick from twenty twenty seven, and you need to keep as many

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I'm interested in that. Let me
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Luca in general, and tell me
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So, Dirk played twenty one seasons. Luca is in his sixth season.

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So I think best case scenario for
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he takes, he ain't going to
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ten or eleven of his career.
He's not going to be able to continue

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sustaining that type of beating that he
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basket. You could probably say best
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the way through his career right now. Yeah, maybe, yeah, And

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you wonder if the final three or
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maybe look kind of like Dirk's.
I don't know, considering the abuse that

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that guy takes. If that's the
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nobody thinks that the mAbs constructed as
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god contender to win the finals.
All right, now, they better get

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on this, man. They had
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If what Jason kidds saying, he's
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start now. And I don't know
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them to even making it to the
Western Conference finals this year. I don't

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know. I just don't. I
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I think it's all there's also an
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and I'm just curious if you guys
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better move on this guy. Man
better do something, And I don't know

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what they can do twenty days away
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realistically of ten years of prime full
send Luca. I guess I should know

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this, But did Lebron put the
miles on early that Luca is? I

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would imagine. So Lebron's just been
freight train and he's thirty nine. Still

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good, yep. But not everyone
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They are Unicorns. I think,
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physical genetics too, and he works
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team with like Della Dova, you
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to the finals and the Spurs swept
him. He was like, I'm dragging

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up. Nobody's up the court right
now. Well, he also dude,

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and it's well documented the amount of
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get that thirty nine year old body
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and to be able to do the
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the court. I don't see Luca
being that disciplin I guess I have no

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idea, but I don't know if
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like what he's like right now.
It's impossible. All I'm saying is the

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years keep piling on, and look, he's in his sixth year. That

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seems unbelievable to me. It seems
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and these things, these years pile
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He's gonna be in his tenth year
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know what the MAVs could do to
add that one to two or three pieces

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that's going to elevate their team to
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you're like, they're in the conversation
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Yeah. I don't know either,
but I guess having Kyrie Kyrie saying

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healthy like just almost by definition,
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good, you're you're at least in
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clear as day. That's it.
Luke and Kyrie are healthy, they have

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a chance to go to the Western
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a Wiggans drama and like those kind
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They could put you. All you
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yeah, you know, and be
healthy when it's time that's close and be

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healthy and then be good. Maybe
more on this later because traded on is

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it two today? Yeah, And
if anything, Briggs will kind of fill

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you in throughout the day. Coming
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who've kind of been wronged because the
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I'll give you some insight onto the
Super Bowl ads leading up to our eight

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o'clock segment where we play some unearthed
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the public has it yet. That's
next one. You have one for