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Let's be real. Thank you to mad

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bok Okay, so it is.
Diamondbacks they did the same thing the Rangers

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did. Base went on the road
one game six and seven to upset the

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Phillies. And your Arizona Diamondbacks are
your World Series. No, you at

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your National League representative in the World
Series. Despite going eighty four and seventy

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eight in the regular season, the
Rangers were ninety and seventy two better.

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Rangers already the favorite. There was
a lot of discourse throughout the playoffs because

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the this is kind of a new
style of playoffs where you have your three

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game series, then you have your
five game divisional series, then your seven

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game championship series, and they're like, well, is this penal enough for

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teams that didn't win their division?
And I'll just say, if we had

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two series that went to the championship
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and n LCS that went to game
seven, there should be no questions at

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all. This was all awesome.
Yeah, all of it. Don't change

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a thing. I all deserved it. You guys watched some of that last

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night. I had a little bit
of it, a little bit at the

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end. I watched the last few
innings in the celebration and the lights out.

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Maybe it was just the crowd,
you know, but I was found

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myself pulling for the Phillies, which
it would have been. I don't know

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if I've been sexy or whatever.
I didn't get a crap. Well,

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I mean, we're in, so
yeah, we're in. I didn't really

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care. I could at least name
a Philly Yeah, yeah, a bunch

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of Phillies. Yeah, you know, a bunch of them Schwarber, Bryce

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Harper, Castillanos. As I know
that Phillies fans were like, come on,

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man, come on the play by
play guys, Brian Anderson. Brian

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like, please break the news of
a celebrity death so Castanos can go yard.

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Just refreshing their phone real quick?
Would someone says something shocking one?

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So casts Yeah? You know,
do you think there was a fist on

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the table in the league office?
I think there was probably something like damn

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in the East Coast League office.
Yea Arizona in Texas. Yeah, they

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didn't love Tech. Well, I
don't like they loved Houston at least Houston.

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Yeah, they got it. Seems
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yeah, they do. And Houston's
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and they won a couple of World
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top of mind in the baseball world. You know, I think they really

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wanted Phillies and the Astros for sure. Over this. They could have had

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a lot of fun because if the
you know, next week, this is

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crazy to talk about because Game one
of the World Series is Friday, Game

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two Saturday, a Game three,
four and five Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.

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If it was Rangers Phillies and we
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game six is Friday, Game seven
is Saturday, and then Cowboys and Eagles

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is the Sunday after that. I
mean it's kind of beautiful. Yeah,

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but give us Arizona. Fine,
Fine, I found a couple things out

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about Arizona last night. Well you
might maybe find out more and talk a

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little more about them tomorrow. I
wanted to do it a whole thing on

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the Diamondbacks, but my scouting report
was stolen this morning. Yeah, front

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of your room door. I leave
it on my front porch, you know,

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so it's like the right there when
I go to work, but it

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was it was missing. Did the
MAVs have a scouting report stolen from their

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team hotel? Yeah, eight o'clock. The Uh. First of all,

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the Diamondbacks stole one hundred and sixty
six bases this year. That is second

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in baseball. They like to run, so I know that. And Kettle

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Marte had nineteen hits in the NLCS. That's a lot. And then uh,

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oh, I don't really know much. I know what they were saying,

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what the announcers are saying, and
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I heard all that, yes,
and I think some good starters too.

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H So what that tells me is
you hope the Rangers continue their offensive

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production that they started flashing, you
know, and a number of games in

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that series, especially in Game seven, get early leads that way if you

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uh, it doesn't really matter if
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I think early leads are key.
Top five odds for World Series MVP.

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Corey seeger A Duley, Scarcia Kettle, Marte, Corbyn Carroll and Marcus Sibbyan

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Corbyn Carroll is the I believe National
League Rookie of the Year. I said,

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have they given out those award yet? I don't think that's the front

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runner to be Rookie of the Year. There's a good story there Corbyn Carroll

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and Josh Young, and I guess
you could throw Evan Carter into that Nowan

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Josh Young played a full year and
before he broke his thumb was probably on

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face to be your American League Rookie
of the Year. Corbyn Carroll's great twenty

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five home runs, seventy six RBIs
he hit two to eighty five. How

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many home runs did Josh Young have? Im pulling it up because I need

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to know he had twenty three and
seventy RBIs and he played like five weeks

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less than Corbyn Carrol. I mean, if Josh Young doesn't break his thumb,

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he's a thirty home run guy.
Do the Rangers start three rookies now?

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Yeah, Josh Young? And is
that it? Who's your other rookie?

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I guess there wouldn't be one,
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yeah, it's pretty good. It
is pretty fun. I will find out

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more about them tonight. I'm and
have some more for you tomorrow on it's

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weird or cool that the Rangers are
favored and they don't range. It would

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have been against the Phillies, No
way, no way, they would have

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been. You know, so just
that alone is pretty pretty sweet. And

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I've read a couple quick preview type
things and the thought is just Rangers mash

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that's kind of it. And I
think Diamondbacks and the Rangers are similar,

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and then they have two reliable starters
and then it gets a little dicey after

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that. But you know what,
though, I bet before the or the

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NLCS, the predictions were Phillies really
mash. Yeah, because God, when

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that thing started and you were seeing
the vibes around Philly and that team,

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it weren't they. I was a
little intimidated. It seemed like they were

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hitting a home round every single inning. They played like nobody's gonna beat this

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team in the playoffs. And I'll
be damned if the freaking Diamondbacks take them

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to seven and win on the road. They also have a solid, like

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you said, bullpen, but it
was a the guy made a reference the

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announcer last night, And I don't
know if there's an official nickname that I

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really think is cool for like we
have our you know, I wouldn't put

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it sports Chapman, like whoever they
use sports Chapman laclerk right, Like once

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we get to that's he called them
for the Dimebacks, the diamonback circle of

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trust. Oh wow, Yeah,
there is not a circle of trust for

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us, No, not for a
circle of pepto. But they're back out

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of their bullpen is uh trusted and
very solid, so like you have to

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do your damage outside of that.
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Yeah yeah, they acquired him late, correct, Sea word is that correct?

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Yeah? Yeah, they only had
him a couple of months. Yeah.

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Yeah, what's his last name?
Seawordde He's a good picture Sea wald

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O, Sea wald I was like, oh, which one? Just a

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few sea words. Yeah, just
stay away from the nuclear bomb, sea

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word or one of the others.
One that you might use as a compound

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word. Well, there's that.
I'm Kevin with Danny, Mike's Roy got

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Cowboys are now back, so by
we kind of over tun to you't ready

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for the rams. I got a
couple concerning Cowboys things I wanted to run

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by you guys, and I realize
that it's becomes not worth a damn if

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I say anything bad about McCarthy.
So if I at least quote it from

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somewhere else, is that okay?
It's not meat crapping on him. Yeah,

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but it's just you illuminating that those
those opinions exist. You're the one

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reporting them. I mean, me
and Mikey are reporting things that people are

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saying about you know, Mike McCarthy, it's just you. Then I'll save

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that as I'll save that as the
sea footnote of my three Cowboys things here

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number one. Mozzi Smith, Mozzie
Smith whatever we're calling him. I I

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call him Mozzi Smith. Kevioll calls
him Mazy Smith. He's playing twenty six

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percent of their snaps, so nothing
out of him of their like overall snaps.

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Yeah, scoon Maker, nothing out
of him. Third round pick to

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Marvia and over shown towards ACL,
nothing out of him. In a year

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when you were kind of fancying yourselves
and we were even doing it, or

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I was, I thought they were
one of the best teams in football.

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You were kind of hoping that,
you know, they would they would draft

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with the mindset of picking guys that
would push them over the edge. I

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was hoping they would do that.
I was not a huge fan of the

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draft in the moment, But they
did nothing out of their first three draft

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picks, and I just think in
the NFL these days, that is a

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huge waste. Teams have to get
stuff from the rookies immediately agreed, unless

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the ceiling's just huge, and the
ceiling on all of these guys was never

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huge. I mean, you draft
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draft when you're a team right on
the cusp and you need to draft for

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immediate need to improve your current roster, or you draft as they rebuild from

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the inside out, Like, were
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offensive lineman in the first round or
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build from the interior out. I
was really confused by their draft this year.

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I can think of that at all. That's very interesting. Those dudes

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are doing not uh Scoomaker has one
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on granted was for a touchdown,
but one reception on the flip side.

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Jalen Carter of the Eagles, who's
the number nine pick, He's got three

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sacks, two forced fumbles. Now, granted that's the number nine pick in

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the draft. They did trade up
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But and Nolan Smith is it Nolan
Smith and he has one sack,

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but he plays a little bit,
you know, like they're getting something out

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of him. I mean even can't
even look at San Francisco didn't have a

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draft pick to the third rounds.
I mean you can. It's not just

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like, oh, they're getting nothing, they're the only team that's getting nothing.

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But in a year when you actually
he'd done some unorthodox things to go

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trade for Brandy Cooks and Stefan Gilmour
amp that up with one or two of

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your first couple of draft picks hitting. Yeah, you know, And I'm

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a fan of the way the Cowboys
draft over all the last ten years with

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wil mcglay. So I'm not taking
a complete crap. I'm just saying,

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gona get something, Gonna get something, Gonna be nice if Mazzie Smith started

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doing something. Didn't love the tight
end in a second. I didn't get

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that, Okay. Number two,
Jerry did an interview. Trade deadline is

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Tuesday at three pm, just before
the kids go trigger treating. We gotta

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get the trade deadline over with.
And here's a couple of quotes from Jerry

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in an interview that he did.
I like where we are with our personnel

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today, so I'm not thinking any
way that we need to upgrade our roster.

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We belong in the upper echelon.
I'm not gonna say that we belong

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on the field with San fran And
we haven't played Philly yet, but I'm

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anticipating Philadelphia being what they look like, so I don't want to go that

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far. But we're in the upper
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We don't belong on the field with
San Francisco, and I'm also not

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contemplating improving the roster. Then you're
not in the upperl are we nine and

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eight? I mean, what now, I've grown older and more mature as

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we all have. When did that
happen? To know not to worry about

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anything Jerry says too much? I
mean, I'm always fascinated to people come

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in here from out of town and
they're like fascinated with Jerry, which I

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get. But you know this Jerry
Jones sexual assault case. I'm like,

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yeah, lots of them, Like
there's been a bunch, there's been a

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lot of allegations. Just a weird
quote. Though we belong to the upper

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echelon, we don't belong on the
field with who. By the way,

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San Francisco, if you win your
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now, if you beat the Rams
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Francisco. Do you have another quote
trades? No? I don't so I

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heard that audio and he followed that
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quote. I'm not looking at it. But they asked them about potentical trades.

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Is Halloween, you know, deadline
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twice, he's like, that would
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Yeah, someone would have to be
calling them for something I don't I don't

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know why. Yeah, and he
didn't follow up like, you know what

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we'd be we're answering the phone,
we're always looking to get better, but

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that would have to come from the
other the other side. I think I

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got it twice, just oil Guide
talking in negotiation terms at all times.

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Yeah. Still, I don't know. I don't care too much about what

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he says. Here's the one that
got me though. You ready for your

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coach? Yes, he was doing
a radio show which not on the home

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not on the flagship network at the
Cowboys. Was he on Who Moved My

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Cheese? The Popular He did not
podcast. No, I had been able

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to book him on that. I
don't think you would accept that. He

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was on with David Moore, all
right. He wasn't on with Billy the

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Kid. He was not on with
Billy the Kid. He was doing a

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show which I think they talk about
throwing it away when under pressure, with

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David Moore Dallas Morning News. Here's
what he said. He's talking about if

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you remember you got to go back
to the last game, not taking a

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shot at the end zone with eight
seconds left and two timeouts when they elected

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to just kick the field goal,
and he said it was a little popular,

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but at the end of the day, when you make decisions of the

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game that results a win, it's
the right decision, whether you agree with

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it or not. So if you
make any decision you end up winning,

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then whether you agree with it or
not, it was the right decision.

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So let me have Oj committing murder. But he it was a winds fro

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J. He was found innocent or
he was found not guilty, so it

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was the right decision. That's strange
and a stretch. I got blasted at

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the bar last night. You know
what, I think I'll drive home.

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Made it home. What a win. That was a way closer decision.

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You keep going, let's do one
just in sports. I think we didn't

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need to leave. I'm on a
diet, man, I've been on this

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diet for three straight weeks. I
might keep at it. I should get

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a salad for lunch, but I
think I'm going to stop by Cat's Deli.

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Yeah, unless it's huge sandwich,
you break that. But you know

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what, I was happy with my
meal, so a win. No,

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no, you rock the diet.
The lost five pounds and your scale said

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you were two pounds down. That
would have been that as you're gnawing on

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a fried piece of bread with melted
cheese in it while dipping it into oil

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the tomato soup which you were embarrassed
to order. Tho, you guys are

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gonna make fun of me for ordering
a grial cheese supreme. He just pointed

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on the menu trip the way he
wouldn't order in front of us. Yeah,

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you name the item. Do you
think we wouldn't know it was a

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grilled cheese when they put it down. I just thought it added some intrigue

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to what would have been a very
normal and boring lunch. So we went

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to Cat's Deli on the way home, right outside of Houston, I guess

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it was in Woodlands, and we
got the giant ass menus. By the

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way, it's not the Cat's Delhi
that I remember. They franchised those out

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and there. Basically it's like a
nicer Denny's now. But anyway, Katie

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has got his little menu, her
giant menu, and he's holding it away

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from me and Mikey and just pointing, and he goes, don't tell them,

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but I want that right there,
right there? Can I have that?

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And we're like, what are you
getting? And he wouldn't tell us,

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And then you got the server to
you know, align with him,

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and she wouldn't tell us. So
we're kind of looking at our news on

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where he pointed, and then we
figured that he ordered a menu item called

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the Three Stooges Sandwich. I like, which is kind of funny. I

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like turning lunch into free fall two
inferno. And we kept waiting for the

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three Stooges sandwich to arrive. And
then I'll be damned if she doesn't set

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down a child's grilled cheese with tomato
soup for him to dip his sandwich and

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then blame us for busting his diet. She said it was a top three

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sandwich on the menu. How was
it? You like? It was amazing?

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I wouldn't. I wouldn't. No
regrets, really, Yes, The

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point is if you make decisions,
as long as it works out, Okay,

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it was the right decision. Remember
that in life. I think he

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meant in football. Yeah, it's
still the wrong way to think. It's

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the most it's the same line of
unaccountability. I think you're making him literally

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I am, but they won by
three points that same weekend. Brian day

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Bole screwed up right before the half
and they were at the one yard line

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with the ball and they screwed something
up with time and time expired. Like,

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I'm not defending him, but he
is. I don't know if he's

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wrong in that case, Like had
they blown that thing? Take a shot?

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I do agree, didn't have any
timeouts? Yeah, I understand that,

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but take a shot? Was taking
a shot? I yes, I

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do agree with taking that. He
doesn't trust his quarterback. I agree with

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that too. That's a problem something's
going on. Only he trusts a lot

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of people on that team. Also, it's not just about his quarterback.

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Why didn't we kick the field goal
at fourth and one? Why even try

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to get closer to the end zone? Then if it were just kicking a

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field goal the fourth and one when
they tried the tush push and failed,

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or the ham ram and they tried
it and failed, whit and kicked the

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field goal then Like it's just so
he talked about like it's hard to not

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be aggressive. It's also hard to
be that conservative. You had two timeouts

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left. Jerry was pissed about No, he's doubling down in interviews and he

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like told them to wind the clock
down. Yeah, like they asked him.

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He's like, no, no,
no, I don't want all those

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seconds. This cooreboard operator eight seconds? I eight seconds? Why just stalk

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the clock? Yeah? Why aren't
you taking your time out? The reps

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and scoreboard operators had a better strategy. They assumed that he was going to

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do the right thing, which is
save time, take a shot in the

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end zone, and then kick your
field goal. All right, funny Cowboys

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concerns, uh, more of than
MAVs chaos at the MAVs team hotel.

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Next. No, that's at eight
o'clock. Yeah, you got coming up?

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Oh my god. And we've got
a hurricane that has been upgraded to

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a Cat five, a Cat five, and it's nearing Acapulco. How about

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that, Mike, the vacation delight
of the seventies. Ah, this scuttle

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butt is all next. I simply
cannot wait