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Tonight the night will make history.
UK Baseball versus Texas A and M second

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game, it's a double elimination tournament
of course in Omaha for the World Series.

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Your Louisville fans know that because they've
been to the World Series so many

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times. Kentucky's first time visiting and
they won their first game, which is

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actually a lot better than what U
of L's done in the past. So

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good for the Cats. They take
on text A and M. And because

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of those two idiot text name fans
from earlier in the week, I will

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be cheering for the Cats. Sorry, sorry, not sorry, sorry not

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sorry? For sure, that's that's
the new thing today, all right,

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it's the old thing and I'm just
not catching on. Sorry, not sorry.

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Well you're so hip. I mean
people when they describe just one word

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hipp is it not like old and
broken hip, but just hip. There

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are one billion websites on the Internet. A new website is built every three

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seconds. That seems low. One
billion. Seventy one percent of businesses have

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a website. I wonder what the
other twenty nine like, what what do

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you do? Like? How could
you not have a website? If you're

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a business, do you ever go
to a business website and then you're like,

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you'd be better off not to have
a website. Oh, for example,

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like the Jefferson County Clerk's office.
Yes, yeah, you go on

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there to try to pay your car
taxes, so you don't have to take

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a number and sit, Yeah in
the whole business. But it's so difficult

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because there it's so antiquated. Yeah, so it looks like a website I

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tried to put up. I definitely
get upset if it's if it's hard to

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navigate right right? And then why
do you have to know my gender?

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If I'm ordering a pizza has too
many details, too many genders to choose?

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Well, why does it have to
be city in state? Like what?

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You can't see that on my thing? All right? By the way

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that we digress, wa wait wait
wait wait, I gotta keep chasing the

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squirrel a little bit further. What
about this crap? Do you accept our

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cookies? Well, if they're real
cookies, yeah, but it's so cook

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Yeah, I've know not know what
you're talking about. And then someone want

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to know your location, Yes,
but they should know once once you start

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to go into their thing, they
know where you are. I'm going to

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continue, Well, let's finish this
story, and I'm gonna talk about another

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website. Okay, this may be
a very difficult discussion to have right now,

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but the reality is people are I
don't want to see normal people.

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Normal people use this website all the
time. And actually I've heard it in

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a couple of sermons because it's so
popular. Oh, I think you're doing

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my thunder? Are you doing doing
the porn up? Yeah? Okay,

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go ahead, go ahead, my
friend, I think, but it's okay.

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So I feel like when I'm reading
that article and I want to apply

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this to our radio show, I'm
starting to think, is this too edgy

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or not edgy? But does this
not apply? And I'm starting to think

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of there's not I hate. I
don't know if people are run with but

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I don't know anybody that hasn't visited
porn hub at least once. I have

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not yet, right, but I
have. I am right. I am

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one of the top three leading investigative
journalists in the world. Correct, So

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I may have to just because of
this story. Okay, porn Hub had

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six billion visits in May alone.
Okay, six billion, six billion in

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May? All right, it is
one of the most accessed websites in the

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state of Kentucky. Porn Hub.
Oh I didn't know that. Of yes,

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I wontever. It's one of the
most accessed in every name. What

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I'm saying, you know, yes, yes, because it takes a squirrel

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real quick. When the emerged the
alert sounded off in Hawaii and said that

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missiles were headed their way, they
went up. And this is not a

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joke, but porn Hub's activity went
up something like seven correct, because I

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guess people, Yeah, they were
thought they were gonna die, so they

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were two one last one sou okay. So again I think make people that

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are driving their car, you're sitting
at work right now, you're thinking,

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if you've not never been to porn
hub, it is. It is its

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top ten usage in Kentucky. So
when you say that next month that website

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company will block access to Kentuckians,
right, it's a story. So I'm

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sorry that it's a difficult conversation to
have with porn but the reality is it's

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a top ten website in this state, and that website says we're done because

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I think legislation the General Assembly passed
asked and said you're going to have to

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use some sort of identification, not
just verification. See they're just clicking.

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See they had this, They already
had a safety measure in place, and

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there was no way to get around
this. It says are you eighteen?

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And then they had yes or no, and unless you're eighteen or over,

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you know you can't You can't click
yet, right, So they already had

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that as like a gate to keep
your minors out. But this is just

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going to reinforce that. At TAD. Now they're saying, hey, upload

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your license so instead of fooling with
people, because people what they're not going

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to do is upload their license number
in all right, Right, they're not

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going to do that. So poor
hub and this this has happened in other

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states. Texas I believe is one
of them. That's a pretty big state

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to ban it. They have decided
if you pass legislation like that in your

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state, then we're just pulling access
from everybody in your state. Yeah,

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but pulling out is pretty popular with
porn. I put it on a tea

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for you, thank you. So
I don't know what will happen at the

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end of the month, So just
to let you know, I think it

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is a story and to shame on
local news if you don't do the story.

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It's a top ten website in the
state of Kentucky uses by Kentuckians.

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And that website it says, we're
not we're not you're not using it anymore,

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we're cutting access to you. It's
story source on This is the Tennessee

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Democrat publication. It's also a news
week. Here are evidently there's eight states

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so far. Here's here's some of
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana,

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North Carolina, Texas, Utah,
Virginia, now Kentucky. That's nine.

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I'm sure there could be more to
come. But but are there gonna be

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ways around all this? Yeah?
I don't know. They're saying we're blocking

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accents to internet services in your stage
okay for example, So are computers here,

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Well, that's Texas. It won't
help their main servers out of San

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Antonio, Texas. Correct, that's
why you get Sometimes you listen up on

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your comedy laptop, you hear ads
serve for Texas. Yeah number one,

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how they even make money? Porn
hub number two? Really kidding? But

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there's not a subscription, is there? Dwight? Okay, for example,

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Okay. For example, so six
billion visits in May, right, Okay,

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Twitter had six billion, Instagram had
six billion. Okay, they're up

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with Twitter and Instagram as in visits
to their website in the month of May.

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Of course they're making money. I
don't frequent the website, so I

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don't know what kind of ads they
have. Let's see, Oh, I

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know how to get there. You
probably cannot get on. Our whips are

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on. You know, I will
support it. Well, remember back twenty

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years ago when we worked for the
Fox, the Fox website, we used

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to say get online to sign up, and Humana employees downtown when that building

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was full, thousands of people working
at building, they sent all these emails

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and they sent complaints to a clear
channel. We were clear channel the time,

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not iHeart and said, hey,
we Humana has banned Fox's website from

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our computers. We can't sign up
to win. Okay, here's some before

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phones. But here's some statistics by
billions. And this is monthly, and

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this is as of this was February
of twenty twenty four. Okay, And

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this is a number of visits monthly
per porn website. It only gives us

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the top three, but number number
one porn Hub. Porn Hub with ten

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point eight billion visits ten point eight
billion billion in February. Coming at number

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two is a company called XVideos dot
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I mean billion, billion, yeah, yeah, billion, Thank you,

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Tony. And then the third wow
is u X hang on, I remember

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regular readers on X and xx dot
com. You have your old readers on.

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Yeah, so your euys are worse
now, so you gotta have that

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so pissed off a I just need
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together is how much well, hang
on, look at look how far it

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drops. Number one number one is
ten point eight billion visits in February to

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porn hub. The number three goes
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billion. That's a big It is
a big drop. But here's the thing

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I don't again, legislation has been
passed. I don't understand the technology wise

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how you could block that, but
they do it for the gaming like you

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can't make bets, you can't make
bets. I don't know, but it

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is a story and I'm gonna be
interested as the day gets closer on whether

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the local channels will will pick it
up or the CJ or whoever. I

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think maybe the CG already has that
story. But but you know what,

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Okay, So I don't blame porn
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kind of somebody slip through somehow and
a law, it just it's over them

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for a lawsuit, you know what
I mean, I just pull out and

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don't worry about lawsuits. I am. I'm all for freedom of speech,

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but it has ruined it. Porn
sites has ruined what sex is to the

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younger generation because they go right to
that and they watch that stuff and think

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that's what sex is. And it's
like, no, that that's not what

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sex is. So I think it
has ruined an entire generation of what that

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what they think that is supposed to
be like? Right, But and I

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don't know. I just think that
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you talk to most people, they'll
say what licks? Okay, so they'll

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tell you still, after all of
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percent of the Internet is that it
is that So I would say I will

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say that I have never seen so
many female multitaskers. Okay, I think

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though, I think once let's say
that it's not a website though that if

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they eliminated from your whatever, I
think you just you don't miss it,

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right, I say it about all
of it. I say, I say,

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if Facebook said we're blocking access in
Kentucky, I think people would move

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on pretty quickly. Twitter same way. I don't even Twitter is such a

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joke now. I just it's like
entertainment purposes. I don't even go there

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for information anymore, but is it's
it's ridiculous. It's strange stuff. I

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just want to let you know by
the end of the month blockage. Wow.

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Well. Also in the news,
coach Bill Belichick, he's up there

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in years. He's seventy two years
old. He's found it was a new

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girlfriend. His new girlfriend is by
the name of Jordan Hudson. She's twenty

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four years old. Good luck having
a conversation there, coach, because that's

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what he's worried about. What I'm
saying. I'm seventy two and she's twenty

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four. I dated a girl that
was fifteen years younger, just fifteen,

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okay. And I gotta tell you, you make one Captain Steubing reference.

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She looks at you like a dog
looks at a noise that doesn't understand.

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I think he cares. You can't
talk about he doesn't care. You can't

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talk about the Regal Beagle, none
of this stuff. Oh, because that

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because we're diving in Rick into the
conversations that he's having at dinner. He's

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talking about. He's not talking about
triangular politics or what was going on in

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the news or the needs of women. He's his conversations with this younger woman.

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Is what happened on the love boat, Rick, That's what we're getting

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the clue. Fifteen years ago,
Rick, you know to a with Dwight

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Witton. Because I'll say, hey, listen, you know what this date

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reminds me of. Remember when Chero
was on the promenade deck and then Doc

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and Gopher came and she stops,
And I said, Okay, that's a

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bad example. Bad example. Remember
when Jack? Remember when Jack was at

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the Regal Beagle the same Look,
Rick, what's the last time you were

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on a date? Good Lord,
I'll be married the forty seven years next

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month. So the last time I
was on a date was with my then

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fiance forty seven years. You didn't
say last Tuesday many anyway. Coach Belichick

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seventy two years old now hooking up
with a twenty four year old, reportedly

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the parent. They met on a
plane he was traveling from Boston to Florida

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in twenty twenty one. They bonded
over a philosophy project that the student athlete

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had been working on, so he
was make pretending, Oh uh, philosophy

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project, tell me more please,
by the way, Yeah, reason I

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asked, because I knew he's been
married that long. Yeah. His last

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date yeah, nineteen seventy six,
So your conversations would have been relevant in

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nineteen on his last date with the
episode on Love Boat would have been relevant,

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Dwight, is the reason I asked
him. We could have used my

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threes company? Okay, his company? Well, what's scary about this is

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I remember the Love Boat. No, well too, we watched that stuff

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back then. Anyway, the para
swap contact information. They stand friendly for

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several months, and then Belichick's relationship
with Linda Holiday came to end. That's

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when he started talking to Hudson again
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They asked the new twenty four year
old what you love most about Bill Belichick,

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and she said, well, you
know, there's seventy million reasons I

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fell in love with him. And
then they asked Bill Belichi Jacho, what

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do you love most about the twenty
four year old? He just simply said,

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she's great at the flating balls,
all right, So yes, and

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that that's that situation where it's dating
and it's not like it's not like some

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of these marriages where clearly they're marrying
them for their money and they're ninety one

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years old. Right, this is
there. Look, I'm gonna pay her

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a lot of money. She's gonna
hang out with me. We're gonna have

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a good time. Plus it drives
my ex wife nuts. Yeah, I

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mean, that's that's what it is. That's what it is. I'm gonna

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pay this twenty four year old to
hang out. She's not gonna I'm gonna

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buy her car. Yeah, but
look, man, I'm only fifty six.

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It gets to be nine o'clock.
I'm doing the Irish Goodbye. My

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sister in law gave me hell yesterday, the Irish cooop. I say,

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that's all Uncle Dhite does. Seventy
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folks, listen, how's that mattress? Are you sleeping in one of those

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canoe deals where there's just a big
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you about a place has beautiful furniture. They also have mattresses and appliances.

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My dear friends, it's Sims Furniture. Two locations used to be the Fitzpatricks

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old Target building. So much to
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you buy anything over one thousand dollars, well they're gonna give you a free

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television with it. So if you
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whatever, it might be a mattress. If you're not sleeping good or your

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back's hurting, it could be your
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Furniture. They have they have all
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available basically to anybody that needs furniture. They're gonna get you into furniture.

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provide delivery and set up on most
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of places have you waiting weeks?
Sim's Furniture knows you what your furniture,

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your appliances, or your mattress.
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Also, most items have a one
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to the family, Baby, stick
around on the way, Courtney dunaho is

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gonna be playing real in the years
or maybe not? No, I got

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it, you got it? Okay, it's all on the way, this

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ready to eight forty w h A
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time. As we hear Steely Dan, the sultry, smooth sounds steelye Dan

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playing right now, it's Courty donaho
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waiting well, who'd just called?
Dear him? Or me? Me?

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I love talking about Oh, don't
do that. What we're gonna do about

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him? You gonna enjoy him?
What you're gonna do about he? Stop?

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Please, for the love of all
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in him. From nineteen eighty one, Beck you okay the Pina colade of

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the Escape song. Right, okay, I have the songs. You three

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will try to get them Are you
ready? Yes, okay, Ricky,

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you're ready. I'm ready. Oh
so we're not giving the decade at all.

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No, we're ru I just thought
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if you were giving, no,
here we go. You ready? Now

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I gotta sing what we gotta do
about him? You ready? Okay?

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Painted Love? This is in the
eighties. I Love a good taint run

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Away Him version. Oh it sounds
weird, it does. Yeah, it

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sounds like more. Yeah, he's
he's singing more of the words like instead

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of like and it's a slower right. Okay, So that's you got that

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one, right, Okay, here's
your next one. This one happened in

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the last fifty years or so.
These songs. Hey, come on,

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I'm waiting for the eighties forty years
ago. We're just learning, all right,

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So you get does anybody have a
guess yet? Time after time?

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Betty Davis, it's Betty Davis.
I like to remake She's got Marty Feldman.

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That was a good one. Yes, yeah, okay, this is

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uh this hollow he lives sweetly proud
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That's nineteen eighty one, because that
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whole year. Wow, Rick,
I've got confidence in you. But want

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to hear the other songs? Do
you think this was? Oh that sounds

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hot, she's got that Wow.
Good another one, get one more,

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you get one more, you get
one more. Okay. I love this

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video. It's so ridiculous. It's
so amazing. These guys in their banana

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hammocks uh doing jump rope and it's
so ridiculous. The best is five year

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old Corny all physy. He's singing
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what it all meant, and everybody
started wearing the headband. What's just about

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exercise, right, Cody, It's
all about exercise? What's wrong with exercise?

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All right? No more songs.
That's it. You get three eighty

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one baby, let me know one, nineteen eighty one, Let me get

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my dingy accident, give me the
bang that dingy. Let me final answer

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in nineteen eighty one, Yeah,
ye need it too easy from all right

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me too easy? I don't know
man. Nineteen eighty one. Well,

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by the way, Rick comes out
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song okay, And I was like, I just chose nineteen eighty one,

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damn it. What song did they
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The go Gos dambled, all right, all right, so you got

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We're hey one to oz to start
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go, I love it. I
love it all about records here? Not

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right? Okay, So what's I
haven't seen the market at all, and

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nothing's going on here, so it's
more exciting listening to songs from it's kind

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of it is kind of flat here, yeah, because we really don't have

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a lot of catalysts today. It's
going to happen later this week where we've

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got a few economic reports, we
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S and P five hundred is holding
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That's why we're not seeing lower the
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the federal reserves decision last week,
policymaker signaling one rate cut this year and

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more to come in twenty twenty five. With the news radio eight forty wha

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s Bloomberg Money Report, I'm Courtney
donnaugh This is also nineteen eighty. Got

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me stumped on this one, Rick, It's Hall of Oats. Oh yeah,

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you're run that's exactly that sounded exactly
like it. You know why why

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I used being a Hall of Oes
cover boy. Oh I didn't know that.

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Yeah, I thought I knew everything
about it instead of saying haul yeah,

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and oh yeah you know how you're
hauling something? Yeah, we were

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hauling oats. Oh yeah, you
turned into a side business. Yeah,

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that was halling oats. Anyway,
News Radio eight forty w h as Tony

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Venetti, I'm Dwight witting right,
there is Red driving the ship today.

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One invite in dear friend of the
show and former MMA fighter Philip Perkins.

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Hey, Phil, how you doing? Man? I'm good? How are

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you? And so every time you
come in, it's like it's scary because

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I look your body is like looking
in a mirror. We're so much we're

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so much alike. But first of
all, before we get into m a

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A fighting, which I'm starting to
it's starting to fascinate me. I'm just

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a traditional boxing fan. But uh, you had some kind of medical procedure,

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like I think it was stem cell
months ago. You had to go

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to Tijuana, Mexico, the medical
capital of the world. Next to uh,

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I guess wars man, we are
talking about this on the air,

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right, I'm not sure? Okay, okay, okay, okay. So

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there's a procedure you want to get
some kind of stem cell and you go

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to Tijuana to get it. Uh, how did it pan out for you?

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Man? So far, so good. My knee feels like it went

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back five years and feels stronger than
ever. My shoulders feel like the tendon

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ninis has disappeared. And yeah,
were scared going to Tijuana to get a

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procedure done? Not scared, but
maybe I don't know. Apprehensive, that's

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the word apprehensive. I had my
questions like everybody else. But the more

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I got into the process, the
more comfortable I felt, because it's just

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a top notch process. The company's
CPI sales where I went it was top

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notch, and there was more and
more people that had been there for the

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treatment that have had like life changing, life changing procedures there. One guy

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said I was living the end of
my life and now I'm living the rest

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of my life. Wow. And
that it regrows tissue. It's crazy,

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Like you can't even in advertisements now, even if there's a company that does

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in America, it's not like the
stem cells you get in Tijuana. Right,

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So it's not the same thing,
but it's still regrows tissue. If

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you watch, if you take X
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am I really seeing this? It's
crazy, unbelievable. I've seen it

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make bulging disk shrink and heals tears
and I mean a third of the time,

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and it's not like a healed injury. It's almost like the injury was

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never there. So what do you
think the medical industry here wants to do?

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They want to sell you an eighty
five thousand dollars new knee or right,

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that's what they want to sell you. Yeah, I think it's a

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common nation of that. The doctor's
visits, the surgeries, the medicine,

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and then that's the lifelong thing of
once you start on the medicine, and

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then it's you're the rabbit hole.
Look, I want to talk fighting,

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but I'm intrigued by this. So
one last question on this procedure in Tijuana.

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I know what it's like medical costs
here in the States, it's horrible.

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What was it like because I'm taking
an insurance won't cover that in Tijuana.

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But you don't have to give us. You don't have to give US

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the number, But was it somewhat
affordable comparable to things like if there is

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a procedure like that in the US, would you see that it would be

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less expensive in Tijuana if you look
at it. I mean, here they

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got you convinced that your insurance will
pay for it. But when you're done

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paying out any right, it's probably
about the same. Bad part is you

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have to pay up front there.
You can't pay over time, so that

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a thousand. It's a couple of
thousand per per shot. And a guy

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told me, a good friend of
mine, he said, well, what

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would you do if your truck motor
broke? Yes, I can fix it,

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and then it's exactly Oh my god, all right, let's get to

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the good stuff. Let's get to
good stuff. But MMA is sold out

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here in louisvill Kentucky. Didn't Dana
White say it was the largest great gate,

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largest gate two point five million,
two point five million, uh,

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number one. We are surprised at
that with Louisville, Kentucky a little bit.

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I mean, I know MMA is
huge in the region and we got

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history here. But I was at
the UFC that was here, I think

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in twenty thirteen or so, and
it was a dud. So really,

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in the back of my head,
I was a little you know, nervous,

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but yeah, it was amazing.
There was so many people there from

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the city, the region, people
that are MMA fans. It's timing,

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it's all it's time. Do you
think that that they were selling his soccer

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for the longest time and then about
seven or eight years ago it finally hit

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right. I mean, we they
were jamming soccer down our throats for decades

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since Peley, but it wouldn't take
until it was time. MMA is the

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same way two point five million gated, you know in the turning point one

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when the lady soccer player took her
shirt off. And so do you think

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the MMA has just grown in popularity
since thirteen till now that now they're able

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to sell out the KFC ump Center, Because I got to tell you,

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I was skeptical on that. Yeah, one hundred percent. I think the

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sport's grown. It's the fastest growing
sport in the world. And the region

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here is kind of I don't know, a quiet horse, but we've had

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we got a lot of history in
MMA here and boxing here, so it's

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a little bit surprising considering I was
at the other show. But when I

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think about it, I'm not surprised. I think that we've kind of earned

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this spot and we've worked towards this. Okay, so we got a fight

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night June and twenty second. Anybody
that wants to sponsor you guys, uh,

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do they go to a Future of
Fighting dot com? Yeah? Future

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of Fighting dot com. You can
reach out to myself also Philip Perkins Instagrams

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at Philip Perkins Underscore jiu jitsu'or
just reach out the Future of Fighting.

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Yeah, we're looking for sponsors to
join the team. This is the fastest

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growing sport in the world. Where
the only homegrown MMA show in Louisville.

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We're bringing another professional sport to downtown
Louisville. And yeah, we love to

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have some more people on. You
also do pay per views on your fights

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in other markets? Do you get
a little traction off that we do pay

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per view? We do of course, the you know, ticket ticketed VIP

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seats, and yeah, every show
gets a little bit bigger. Last show

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we were standing room only. Wow, we sell more pay per views every

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show and yeah, we're just growing
it. We're planning to go regional with

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it next year. We got a
lot of big plans, but just one

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step at a time. Now you
got to you have your own gym.

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Two out in the South End and
out of your gym. You got a

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couple of fighters on this card.
As a matter of fact, tell us

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a little about two of your fighters, the premier fighters on this fight this

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Saturday. Sure, Sure, we
got Blake Alviy fighting. Blake Alvey is

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five and two. He's come up
with us since he was fourteen. He's

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a firefighter. He's actually been on
the news and a couple other things in

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the last couple of years. I've
seen them. Yeah, and so he

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fought in LFA that come to town
recently, had a big win there.

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So he's fighting for a title at
our show this Saturday. It's a big

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fight. We also have Christian Floyd. Christian's five and one. He's another

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real promising prospect. He's trained with
us a couple of years and just somebody

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to keep an eye on. So
he's got a big fight as well.

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We got two other guys from Area
five oh two. It's just Hugo Ponce

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and Jacob Yancy. So we're excited
to see all four of these guys but

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really all the guys from the region, the other the other gyms, and

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just excited for everybody to come in
and have a good opportunity to showcase their

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skills. Outs looking in, it
seems like it's tough enough to age as

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a boxer. And again I'm a
novice in mm A, did I speed

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up the years even further because it
seems to me it's so brutal, because

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I mean it's it's kicks, there's
chokes, there's arm bars where you're at

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the verge of breaking the arm or
so it looks like, uh, I

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think the wear and tear would have
to be ten times out of a box

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from off there. Yeah, it's
it's it's rough and sometimes you here,

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hey guys that towards the end of
their career they go back to boxing because

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it's a little bit easier on their
body. But yeah, you know,

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you end up having to do stuff
like flight it to you one and gets

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themselves. Yeah. Yeah, but
it's like wrestling to real wrestling is,

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which is you make a mistake,
Like in boxing, you stay off,

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you score, you stay back.
You know you can survive in reason,

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you know, these guys are like
ten and two or ten and three,

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like boxes go twenty three and oh
and all that right, right, But

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you make one slight mistake and he
catches you and that's it, and you're

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in an arm bar or you're in
some sort of thing and you're tapping out.

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Which is that's the difference. So
it's not a perfect you're a you're

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not a perfect because it again,
it's just like wrestling or jiu jitsu where

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you just make one tiny mistake and
the other guy sees it and it goes.

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So June twenty second, doors open
at five forty five. Go to

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Future of Fighting dot com for your
tickets and pay per view. That's it.

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Yeah, please futurefighting dot com at
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come out and support at the UFC. So now come out and support local

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affordable seats. Come support it.
We'll see a future of fighting and and

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you're supporting local, local, local. I want to get back one second

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when he mentioned the tap out,
because I always found this interesting, Uh,

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is there any fighters that would break
that threshold of pain and it'll just

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sort of go and let an arm
get broken or a leg get broken.

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Do they have that? Has there
ever been fighters that done that? Has

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did that? Yeah? And you
know, some if it's bad enough,

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the referee stops it. But a
lot of times you'll see a dislocation,

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a pop or two, and they
keep going through the pop because of the

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adrenaline, and then after the fight
they'll they'll feel the pain, you know.

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So it's a little bit of toughness, a little bit of dumbness,

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and a lot of adrenaline. It's
true that a fighter, here's a good

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way you did they able to fight
with their girlfriend because a girlfriend says,

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I'm not doing this anymore. This
is insane, and he goes, this

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is who I am and then goes, no, we're gonna break up.

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That's what happens. So you can't
do this anymore. I got a friend

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of mine is Austin Jaggers. He
knows Venetti knows him too. So Austin

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Jaggers says, I want to be
I want to get into the MMA fighting.

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He trades, and he trades in
his trains. First fight, he

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knocks out his opponent like thirteen seconds
and they just walked away from it after

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they said, well I did it. That's done. I'm done with it.

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How long do most fighters stay in
the game. So there's different levels.

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So some people they aspire to be
in the UFC, like these guys

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Christian Floyd, Blake Alvey, these
other guys from my gym, they aspire

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to be in the UFC. But
there's others that they just want to compete.

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A lot of guys that used to
wrestle, we were talking about wrestlers.

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Before wrestlers, they had that competitive
spirit, so they tend to want

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to fight a little bit, and
then as they get older, it's just

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not as exciting to them. So
you have guys that'll get one or two,

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you have guys that'll stick around for
a couple and then you have the

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one percenters that actually really make it. So but before a fight you wrap

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with gauze and then you tape.
Is it true that you had a fighter

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one time ask you to wrap his
hands in toilet paper instead of calls?

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And if that is true, why
would he do that? Yeah? Yeah,

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I guess he forgot his gus or
forgot his tape, or just didn't

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know any better. But yeah,
to me, you know, you got

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to have the proper tools for the
job. If you don't even know what

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to wrap your hands with, I
don't think you need to step in there

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and get into that. So Future
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it brings it down in nineteen sixty
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is Norman Greenbaum. And back in
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group called Doctor West's Medicine Show and
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out called the Eggplant who Ate Chicago. Oh, we got to get that

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on we gotta get that on Hey
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lost him. God the rest is
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the weekend. Who owns the Chiefs? I think the movie Buckle Up.

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I think the movie is smarter than
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It's a great movie. I think
people think it's just a reason to be

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raunchy and be you know, misogynistic
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smarterer than you think. Then they
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feel shame. Uh Okay, Allgeyer
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the news is next on news radio
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