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Good morning. You had a fun
one for you. Today, I have

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a super wild card pump session for
you at eight thirty five. They'll break

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out something new today at nine Katie's
key party. If you have any dating

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app experience, you might have a
chance to weigh in there. Eight o'clock

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Dingo's Morning News. Seven thirty we're
having on the sideline reporter for the Packers

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their former fullback John Coon or Packers
fullback slash running back John Coon. When

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you mentioned John Cohn in your text, it was sort of like, you're

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like, I don't know if you
guys. I mean, I remember John

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cood Well. I think that's a
cool guest. It's not exactly Brett Farv,

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but it's not far but he's known
for being pretty good at doing interviews

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talkies, and I wanted to get
someone who played for Mike McCarthy and he's

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with this team so on the I
mean, he's a sideline reporter, so

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it's like there all the time,
knows all the guys. Does that be

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interesting? No, I think it's
great. Seven auto. Yes for me.

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He has to radio show up in
Green Bay, Milwaukee or something,

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so yeah, he'll he'll be good. I think seven forty. He's sideline

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reporter for their their radio, their
radio, their radio podcast. Yes he's

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there, Christie Scales, he's there. Christie Scales, who, by the

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way, I always found very very
nice. She's the sweetest. Like when

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I first started going on cowboy trips
and I was a ticker man, you

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know, like lowest level like she
almost maybe she listened to us at the

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Revie station, I don't know,
but she always made a point of saying

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my name and asking how I was
doing. And do you know how it's

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sort of a club anything as a
club, and people aren't exactly welcoming to

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their cool club. But she was
the opposite of that, very friendly and

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just very sweet right out of the
gates. She sounds like a very inviting

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young lady. Yeah, big fan, Rubby Scales, thanks for being a

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great person. When I started working
iHeart here. In twenty twenty, her

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hubby was the head engineer and he
also an amazing guy. Really really just

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the sweetest people people. Is his
last name Scales? Thanks? I I

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don't know, probably Lewis. It's
Lewis, Lewis Scales. That's a good,

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good last name, Scales. That's
kind of cool. Yeah, and

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you could come up with fun bits
for your kids like tip yep, tipper

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fish wait you know waits and fish
of justice. Oh oh, grading hey,

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yeah, I don't know. Slide
sliding, sliding, scales sliding would

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be a great name. You,
Dick. I'm sorry, I don't think

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we've met. What's your name?
Good morning, Good morning, good morning,

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good morning. Six point thirty gets
some what I think is potentially bad

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Cowboys news. That's six thirty.
Now the fun stuff at eight thirty,

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we're gonna have crazy stuff. Michael
Irvin cursing on National TV. Is Jerry

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Jones swoops Gene off her feet and
grabs her. Seriously, it's kind of

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amazing, and more chaos from cowboys
packers playoff history. That's what the town's

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talking about outside of the winter preparation
for what's coming this weekend to cold fronts

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the minor one on Friday and Saturday. We're gonna get jammed with some cold

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air that's gonna force it. Keep
pipes on. I'm sure you're sinks dripping

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to protect your pipes. One of
our engineer buddies popped in this morning before

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you guys got here and showed me
his phone, and his parents live in

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Montana, Oh and he said they
have a high of negative one today,

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a high high negative one. Nope, there's just inevitable that everybody in America

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moves down south over enough long enough
timescale, because we're still in the growth

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of a nation. Still, it's
a young country. All this weird stuff

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you don't think about, you know, but I suppose you know Europe,

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they're not all just flocking straight south. But how can you spend months in

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a place where the high is around
zero? You have to be comfortable being

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miserable, and you just do it
because your grandpappy did it and your daddy

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did it, and that's where they
laid their head one hundred years ago.

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This is where your roots are in
Travis, Frederick. And he still spends

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a little time down here and does
charity work down here and things like that.

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And he'll come swing in and go
have a beard roller town and we

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usually go out and have dinner when
he's in town. But he could have

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lived here, but he and his
wife both that family up there. You

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know, it's easier, I guess
when you have two or three kids,

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is to have your grandparents nearby.
Yeah, so you can have a real

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life and drop your grandparents office.
And they moved back up there. He

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lives in either southern Wisconsin or northern
Chicago, near their hometown, or maybe

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in their hometown which didn't have many
people and it's cold a lot of the

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time, and he could have got
out of that if he wanted to.

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But you know, he could have
just lived here, and I think he

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would have been happy living here probably, but going back was the call.

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And I think he's probably comfortable with
the snow and stuff too. Do you

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just get used to it, Yeah, but we don't get forward. They

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don't deal with one on nine.
Yeah, for half the year or the

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third of the year or whatever.
That's why it's the the ultimate sign.

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I don't know about a wealth.
I suppose it is is the North and

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South lifestyle. I mean, I
live in My mom lives in Sarasota,

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and you know, the snowbirds come
down. It's a real thing in Florida,

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and they come down for the whole
winter and then back up there for

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the summer. The rich older New
Yorkers, that's been the cliche for ever

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to Florida the winter some spot.
And if it was like you have an

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apartment in both or a condo.
But there are mansions in Sarasota that are

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just lights are out gone, no
one's there for eight months. And that's

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where the gap turns into a problem. Yeah, and you just have your

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mansion that you live in for three
months a year and then you go back

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up to your other mansion or one
of your other mansions. It's not relatable,

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No, not at all. But
a condo in two places, that's

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not like completely insane. You know. I know people that because yeah,

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it gets cold, it's gonna be
cold this weekend, and we've had very

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cold, you know, Christmases.
But I know people that are of you

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know, substantial higher tax brackets,
substantially more higher tax brackets than myself,

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that will Christmas in Mexico or Christmas
in a more Caribbean climate. Have you

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ever done that before? Have you
ever taken a holiday where it's kind of

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like a vacation for your family just
to get out of cold weather and do

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Christmas somewhere remote that has no connection
to a family trip as far as going

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to meet other members of your family, No, I never gotten done it

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with you know, two of us, you know, go somewhere for Christmas.

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But that's just like a regular vacation, not with family, you know

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what I'm saying. Yeah, not
even with family, but just like to

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go somewhere else for Christmas. That's
not going to Grandma's house or a brother's

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house or a relative's house. Yeah. Yeah, I've never done a Christmas

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where it wasn't related to family.
I think I did a Christmas in Grand

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Cayman once. Are you serious?
Yeah, but it was just a vacation.

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I wasn't, but you were at
Grand Camp on a vacation for Christmas.

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Yeah, I think so that's kind
of you know. I say that

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maybe I didn't because I did freaking
Normanthon for fifteen years. Yeah, and

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I always had to work ra after
Christmas. That's what prevented me from going

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home a lot. So I don't
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He had nevers growing up who would
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They had an RV and they would
drive to Pennsylvania in that area. I

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think they had some family up there
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would live out of their RV for
like May, and they'd come back in

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like October, you know, Yeah, to avoid the winter up there and

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avoid the summer here. You know, it's funny. I talked to a

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Sweetbita yesterday and she has a friend
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today, they're a friend arrived,
her friend Cindy from Michigan's sweet your mama,

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Sweet Bita is my mom, thank
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And I don't know if it's an
annual thing, but her friend Cindy

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will come down from Michigan for a
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it, is just have a friend. I mean, you know, if

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you don't can't buy places, you
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us. And she comes down every
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month, I think maybe even six
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house. Yeah, she's pretty stacked. I've never met her, Danny.

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I don't know why I said that. She's stacked with good stories and yeah,

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that's what I meant. Friendly whatever, guys, it's breaking news to

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start off the show, yeah,
man, because I got some I had's

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breaking news. It just happened,
Is it real? Uh? Bill Belichick

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is out and Patriots no s he
will not be New England's coach. In

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twenty twenty four they met for three
days and could not come together. Well,

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twenty four years, six Super Bowl
wins, you are the weakest link.

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Goodbye. And that's on the heels
of something we were gonna talk about

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the next segment at six thirty.
Anyways, they save it out at seventy

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two as he retired, and then
Pete Carroll not the head coach of the

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Seahawks anymore, but we'll stay in
the organization in the consulting role. Old

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heads. Bill Belichick raves. It's
hilarious. All these you know, coaches

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are getting out in their seventies.
All these politicians are trying to make it

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to their nineties. It's kind of
wild boy, you're right, yeah,

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Rapaport, shifty, they're all hitting
it. Yeah, just say, you

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know, did they Why aren't they
ever asleep? Man? I just think

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the phones are always on and they
have every notification enabled. They think they

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have multiple phones. Yeah, so
they have one phone that even the we're

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asleep, if it even gets a
text, it wakes them up. You've

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seen stein Zilla in action at the
draft, and he's got two phones.

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But I've never seen him at five
forty five am or whatever time it was

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when they got this news. I
think he needs a third phone and he

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could start texting with his toes and
that would put him a step ahead.

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It is fun to watch Steyle on
It's nuts that that was trade deadline day

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or that was the draft When we
were at Echo loone, Yeah, yeah,

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that was to see one of those
dudes. Yeah in the moment,

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yeah, in the tank like and
also blocking out all outside noise. Yeah.

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He was trying to sit in the
corner with multiple phones, Yeah,

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tapping occasionally, get up walk to
the corner because they got to, you

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know, talk about it. I
thought when Rabel got fired, let go

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left the Titans, because it's kind
of kind of felt like he's almost like

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a mutual party in the ways that
this was happening. Not that Rabel's the

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odds on Vegas favorite to be the
head coach in New England, but it

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kind of made sense. I would
love if they hired his Joe dirt son,

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Steve Belichick and he got a head
coaching job, just because it's funny.

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That'd be amazing. Is Bill just
gonna it sounds like he wanted to

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work and they couldn't work out a
deal. Maybe, but does that mean

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I know two places he would like
to go. Are you serious? You

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think he wants to keep coaching.
The guy seventy in his press conference after

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the game of the day is I'm
going to come into work tomorrow like I

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always do. I think that's all
he knows. I think he'll go hang

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out on the boat every once in
a while, take a couple weeks off,

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and I think he's right back at
it. He's seventy one. Falcons

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definitely won him and we'll throw whatever
at him. I think if things went

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poorly, then he would be a
candidate here. But I don't think things

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are gonna go poorly this weekend,
and I almost spend a lot of time

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on that. Know that pissed a
lot of people off, but I'm sorry.

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The owner won't say that he's safe. So like if you would just

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say no, he's our coach next
year, no matter what, then no

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one would talk about this crap.
But this happens every year. So I'm

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saying that the Cowboys lost this weekend. I think he I think Bill would

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do it. I think he would
be interested in here. He thinks a

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lot of people say he wouldn't want
to deal with Jerry. Jerry ain't picking

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the players, and then hey,
this would allow Will McLay to go take

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a GM job if he wants to. Now, Bill Belichick's not great to

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pick the players, but he would
probably want that. I think the Falcons

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make sense if the Chargers wanted to
do something, maybe, But the Chargers

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are a little bit like the Cowboys. They have a lot of family members.

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The Fanos is no, the Stanos
family. They kind of like seven

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of them are going to be talking
to you at all times. You hear

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a lot of stories says you don't
want to hear from that family. You

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don't know where Belichick's gonna go.
My prediction the what else is open?

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Hold on? We have Seattle,
Nope, Tennessee Navy scorchess. Yeah,

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he's going to join the Navy and
be a seaman in the Navy. Oh

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no, He's just got a long
history in Annapolis. His dad was a

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coach there. That is like where
his heart is, where all of his

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football knowledge came from. And he
doesn't have anything to prove now if he

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wants to stay in the NFL,
obviously that's a different category. But if

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he wants to coach and for his
life to be full circle and to do

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something that he in his blood loves
and is passionate about, I think he'll

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go be the head coach at Navy. It says in this report that Bill

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Belichick and Robert Kraft had extensive conversations
starting Monday about the future. So here

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we are on Thursday, so three
days so Monday, it's just kind of

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like, wait, come back.
Well, you know, let's let's evaluate

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things. Let's let's push it back. Maybe we'll have lunch tomorrow. Okay,

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so they probably wasn't that long on
Monday. It's Tuesday. Maybe maybe

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got clean out your locker into your
media stuff. But still, hey,

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yeah, and I think if I
came back, we could have this and

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we gotta win more than four games. Bill conversation escalates till finally yesterday at

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some point, you know what,
I've about had it with you. And

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this has been building for so long, so it's just like, I gotta

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tell you, I've about had it
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up and walks to the door and
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fam, I don't want to be
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like for three days of negotiations?
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That was three days of Look,
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like you that much? Do you
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Jovi. He sent him in to
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one piece of work. He just
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for his wife and UH. Patriots
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surprise from Dave Matthews. He's on
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Is this the same wife he's had
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the one that stood by him,
stuck with him after the what was the

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name of that place, wild orchids
or Masage, Yeah, orchids a long

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time? A T shirt someone sent
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a pretty awesome. It shows what
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is. Where Craft for the majority
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odd. I hate this guy.
Yeah, what he's going to do.

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I can't even begin to think about
moving on from the greatest coach of all

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time and this juggernaut. We have
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All he does is win, and
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you have to do is wait for
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four thirteen you're fired. Yeah,
four thirteen. Sorry, I can't do

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it. We can't do it,
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get rid of him a decade ago. Dude just keeps winning and he's like,

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I get no credit. I hate
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He don't let me come into my
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do that. What you new England? Yeah, well Saban left, right,

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and yeah he retired, which is
weird, right, he's going into

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the booth, right, I don't
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failure in the NFL, dude,
sorry, like you were, Maybe go

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vindicate that. And he's a Belichick
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he was the DC and point there
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them like five years ago, and
it's kind of interesting. Yeah, Nick

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Saban comes off as a big a
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it and Bill Belichick comes off as
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and he's talking about his kids,
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and you know he's boring, but
he's seemed like kind of like cool

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guy, way more to you than
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I took out of that show outside
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who's all about himself and was playing
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each you agree with defensive back,
what do you want? He's gotta be

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able to tackle. That's the one
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And I just remember that never draft
to go can't tackle, it never works

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out. Well. I read the
couple of years ago, it's a new

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book, Belichick The Making of the
Greatest football coach of all Time. And

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O'Connor, who I think is a
long time Boston Globe man, and I

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was, I mean, you can't
help but be a little bit fascinated with

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Belichick. And it's so mysterious because
no one ever comes out and says they

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really hated him. Former players even
this a mutually parting of ways, right,

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not a And he looks like what
he looks like and you look like,

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you know, he's just a rick
with a P and my way or

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the highway. But for being an
old grumpy dude, like he's I think,

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kind of forward thinking on a lot
of stuff, like the whole do

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your job thing, like he doesn't
care what kind of music you play or

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what you dress, like you know
what, all that little stuff that a

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lot of old coaches are. No, you do it my way or the

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highway, Like he doesn't care if
you do your job and you're good at

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it. Trust too, Like you
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plays. Yeah, yeah, exactly, Like that's that's always cool. I

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like when coach start butting their heads
into meetings like, no, you don't

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have to do that. Let them
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But the Bill's coach who was getting
butt hurt because the wide receivers group bought

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the wide receivers coach a new truck
and Bill Berger, I'm sorry, Doug

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Sean McDermott, who looks like Bill
Burr, the Bills coach got all buttered

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about it. Although they haven't lost
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tactics to motivate them. Wasn't that
years ago or something they had and lost

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the games. That's that story hit
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I may reread one chapter tonight because
there was a fascinating chapter about Belichick and

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his I don't want to say willingness
to cheat, but to bend the rules,

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you know, And it's very much
if you're not cheating, you're not

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trying. And obviously the deflate thing
thought cheating. That's the hat. That's

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the trucker hat that you wear sometimes
when you hold up the number two in

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front of her mouth. A cliches
straight, Mikey, What if a head

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coach's official tagline was eating, ain't
cheating? I'm sorry, but it was.

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It was fascinating about kind of the
history of rumors of cheating in the

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NFL, including one that like the
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microphones in the visitors' locker room.
Awesome. Yeah, it was a real

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There was a bunch of stuff I
didn't know, but it was sort of

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the admission that like, look,
there are sets of rules, and yeah,

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bending them is beneficial to us.
The absolutely videotaping practices and look,

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I hate the Patriots and they killed
my favorite team. Forever, but just

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the idea of slightly deflating a football
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on your incredibly accurate quarterback's hand,
especially one that sometimes wears a glove and

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sometimes plays in freezing temperatures, which
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It's it is. He's like,
they're gonna find this, how are they

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gonna how are they ever gonna figure
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Hey, oh, I check.
Hilarious. It's not like he replaced

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it with a nerve, right,
I'm still a football grip when it's when

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it's cold, easier to catch,
easier not to fumble. Yeah, there's

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two teams on the field. I
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I guess each team used their own
ball, right, Yeah, it's

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it's amazing. And then they get
busted for it and Brady gets suspended and

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they had an equipment guy just let
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It's it's incredible and it's genius.
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thing was it blew up and it
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We were talking about deflat Gate.
They had an amazing song, the

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Tom Brady remix to me, those
balls are perfect, so beautiful. Yeah,

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well there's that. I got some
more coaching stuff in the next segment

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too, along with some Luca news
and other stuff throughout the day, and

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other news of Bill Belichick just fired
breaking news. I want to read something

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to you guys because I uh,
mutual parting of waves CAP, mutual parting

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of ways, mutual parting ways.
I did a shot a few shots just

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randomly earlier in the week, So
this is an email. I'll read the

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email I sent to because there's a
little strategy to these things. Right,

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you try to get people on the
air, do you want? You don't

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want? Your email would be too
long. Yeah, you're trying to book

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You were trying to book a special
guest. I should talk about the upcoming

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big weekend for the Cowboys and Packers, right, incredible three thirty Sunday,

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Packers, Cowboys. Let's let's have
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like I told you, I'm like, I think it's completely within the realm

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of reason that little baby KK or
greg or member of the team would do

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a little media in Dallas the week
before a playoff game. Was especially considering

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that they might as well be employees
of the Blue Star Network. Exact.

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That's true. They've done every damn
Cowboys game this year. So did we

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get what time? Well? Baby
KK no response? Did you go through

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a PR person or did you?
Yeah? They all have PR people.

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Let's eachle we gotta get some PR
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have a PR degree. No,
will you beat my PR people? Well,

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I've been con been considering by buying
a few websites as well some domain

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names just in case. Hello,
I'm Kevin Turner, I host the morning

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show in ninety seven, won the
freaking Dallas KGLFM. What's the colvi's PLATFCAM

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happening this weekend? I wanted to
reach out to see if we get Aaron

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Andrews on the show to preview and
promote the game. We're on six am

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to ten Central time. Would you
care for ten minutes or so? Let

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her be on our way my coast
or Danny Bales, Mike's Roy. Thanks

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so much for the time and hopefully
we can coordinate something. Have a great

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day. It's very nice. Cheat
a easy yeah, clean, Yeah.

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Every one of us in this room
has sent it's very similar emails, many

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many many times beating I almost just
copy and paste and have it. Get

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ready to go? Hi, Kevin, this is a an email from Kyla

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Chalmers, which when I got the
email, I thought, is this someone

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related to my good friend PGA tour
golfer Greg Chalmers, who lives in town.

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He's at all Sie So how long
before I have him on to promote

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the Masters? To preview the Masters? And that's Aaron's PR person? What's

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her name, Kyla Chalmers? How
long did it take you to try to

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stalk her on Facebook? Yeah?
I actually didn't do that. Why are

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you winking I have time? Time? Hi, Kevin? Thank you so

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much for inviting Aaron onto the show
to chat about the upcoming game. Unfortunately

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she is unable to participate. Aaron
received so many wonderful opportunities, however,

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between her hectic work schedule and being
a new mom, it's impossible to accommodate

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all of them, by which I
responded, simple not it would have been

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fine. Reminded me of this.
You talk of cut and paste response,

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that's what you got. Kryla had
that thing in a document, no doubt?

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Did you? We crack my audio
up real quick? What that's just

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remind me of this. Mister Madison. What you just said is one of

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the most insanely idiotic things I have
ever heard. At no point in your

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rambling, incoherent response were you even
close to anything that could be considered a

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rational thought. Everyone in this room
is now dumber for having listened to it.

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I award you no points, and
may God have mercy on your soul.

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Okay, how simple wrong would have
done just fine? But gang kiddy,

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that I felt like when I got
those like on the list so many

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wonderful opportunities, I was like,
Okay, I don't need a passive,

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a gressive email saying no, I
get it. You jump on our radio

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show, you know, when she's
getting paid to do it, Like I

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get it. Yeah. But if
she had just wrote back no, you

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would have thought that was offensive.
This week can't make thank you so much.

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Her schedule is busy, Thank you
so much. She received so many

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wonderful opportunities. Don't act like jumping
on our show is a wonderful opportunity.

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It's not. It's not a wonderful
opportunity for anyone. What about us,

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anyone? Well, yeah, it's
a wonderful opportunity for us. Yeah,

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to get to entertain tens of thousands
of people, hundreds of thousands of millions

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who could have dreamt that more like
hundreds? Yeah? But thanks, but

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that I was just like, come
on, just give ex give me a

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no. Let's see. Here's the
I wonder how fresh this babby is?

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You know? Uh? Does this
count? They became a Fox broadcaster and

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her husband former NHL player Jarrett Stole. So the kids what thirteen? That's

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what I was wondering. She has
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first time parents in June twenty three. Okay, so that count is fresh

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enough to pass on interviews. It's
an infant, you know, eleven months?

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I don't know. June twenty three, the birth of their son,

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Mac. This will be the that's
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They will have a the highest rating
football game of the year on Sunday.

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They don't need to promote it could
have been better rated? Could she

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could have taken advantage of this wonderful
opportunity and counts to talk to Kevio and

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Dingu and Dick Shale of the Breaking
News Today. Bill Belichick out in New

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England. Should I send a different
email and see if I get the exact

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same cut and pasted verbatim response.
Yes, okay, I'll send that this

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morning. I'm gonna send you the
copy up right now in the break.

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Let's get this set it almost exactly. I'll word it a little differently,

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and we'll see if we get exact
cut and pasted all right, or maybe

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they'll be like Mike's right. Oh
yeah, of course Aaron can do it.

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What time works for you, Observer, I'm a subscriber to the Dallas

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Observer. Yeah, of course you
can do it. You want her in

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the studio in early coming up next
to the Cowboy's got some very bad news.

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Yesterday afternoon won the freak