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This is the two seventeen Recovery podcast
with Corey Winfield. Well, fat people,

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we really hate it. I'm speaking
for all fat people. We hate

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being hot. Show me one fat
person that likes being hot, and I'm

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has some words of them like why
are you playing? You like being hot?

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Bro and co host Marny Winfield the
little things that I appreciate now in

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life. And this gas station is
the gas station of all gas stations.

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And what makes it so special It's
got like a coffee bar in there kind

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of It is the twenty second of
July twenty twenty three. My name is

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Corey Winfield, my name is Marnie
Winfield, and I would love to be

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at West Goal right now. Old
air conditioning picking out. Don't let shout

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out to West Gold, Michigan.
I don't know if they're in other states

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or not, but if they are, shout out to them too. Thanks

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for listening, appreciate it. So
we are out today live. I don't

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know if you can tell. We
got our live Mike's and we are doing

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disc golf. Well I'm not doing
disc golf event. I'm broadcasting from the

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disc golf event. I practiced disc
golf and We got footage of it,

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the drone one, which you don't
have to watch the video stuff later.

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Right, that's wonderful, Yeah,
watch me me awful. No, no,

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it wasn't that bad. But the
drone did almost go into the trees.

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We'll just say that it did because
I was following you. Well.

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I think that this is a perfect
example of trying new things in recovery,

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because first off, I'd never would
have come to an event like this before

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if I was my active addiction,
because I think it started at noon,

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So right there, we're off to
a It's not a good starting point with

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me and my active addiction. I
was not an early riser. And um

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no, it's just to be like
out in the fresh air and it is

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hot one hundred and eighteen degrees here
today. It's it's like eighty penix hunt

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in Michigan, but with humidity.
Pray for us and pray for the people.

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Rist temperature gauge is skewed everyone.
This is from a woman who's going

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to wear a sweatshirt out here today. I did have a two seventeen recovery

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sweatshirt on and I said, honey, that's silly. Yeah he did.

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He did. You're like you're an
one or a T shirt. Yeah,

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but it is fun. There's a
lot of people out here that haven't tried

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it. There are some people that
have tried it and they love disc golfing.

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And we're at Hickory Hills. We're
gonna be your till five o'clock or

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whatever, and we have discs.
If you don't have discs, if you

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ever wanted to try to throw some
discs, you can just come by and

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check it out. You don't have
to go walk the course you don't want

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to. But it's the number nine
best course in Michigan. I did not

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know that. I don't know how
many there aren't. There could be ten,

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there could be fifty. It is
number forty nine in the whole States

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of America. Wow. Yeah,
we're here broadcasting from it. That's something

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to be said. Now in the
fall, you bring me out here in

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October, when the trees everything's turning, you're gonna find a different quarry out

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there, because, as you heard
from the open bad people don't like to

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be hot. So are you saying
that you're actually going to participate in disc

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golfing in the fall. Maybe,
But this football going on usually Okay,

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then we can come on a Tuesday. Tuesday, we take a work day.

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We should do like because when I
was in Calenda Zoo, when I

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worked at w R k R,
we had something called the Bad Back Open.

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I think I've mentioned this before a
few people, and they would do

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it on a Monday or Tuesday or
Friday came or would it would be in

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the middle of the week though,
or a day of the week that you

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would normally work, and they want
you to call your boss and say,

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oh, can't come in today or
my back hurts. Then you come out

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to the golf event and then you'd
pay money. It would be like a

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foursome, like a scramble. Could
we do a disc golf scrambled? You

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know what that is? It's like
best ball. Yeah, I'm gonna be

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the best disc Yeah. See,
I know a little bit about a little

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bit of stuff. And then you
know, we could raise money for our

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charity, which is us mhm.
Someone can think about. But yeah,

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if we did that in the fall
during the week, maybe yeah. But

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I mean a lot of smiling faces
and it was a lot of laughs and

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stuff when we were in the Would
you call that like the disc greenne they

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say putting green. Yeah, and
I thought it would be there. Yeah,

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okay, And it's not green at
all. Driving it's like dirt,

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But that's okay. It's it's fun
and it's different and it's new to me

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and I had a good time.
Given it a try. Yeah, be

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down. I'd be down for doing
the whole course at some point. Hickory

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Hills is the name of the place
where we're at. And we got cold

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drinks you have, you know,
some snacky snacks as well, you know,

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to make sure people are are doing
okay out there because heat one hundred

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and eighteen degrees humidity. If I
got my fan justin laughed at me when

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I got out of the car.
They pull up a bar of equipment and

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stuff, you know, or ten
all that jazz, and he's like,

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ha ha, you brought your fan. You like, literally going nowhere without

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that. Don't have to go to
court. I didn't take it. That's

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that's about it. If I tried
to take it into court with it,

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I mean pretty much everywhere we go
you take it with you. Well,

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yeah, because well this is the
when I have at work. It's just

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a it's just a little guy though
it's not really probably does anything powerful.

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You probably hear it on the on
the podcast. No, No, I'm

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telling you it's working wonders right now. See, the women don't understand.

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I think what a man goes through
in the hot I think it's different.

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This gotta be you know. Some
people will say, no, we're all

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the same. Well there's something that
we got that you don't. Okay,

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and it gets hot. It's uncomfortable. M h. And it's just not

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that I'm saying that stuff drips down
my leg, but sometimes it drips down

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my leg and it's just uncomfortable.
I don't like it. It's hot.

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Well, women actually and later in
life have hot flashes from for no reason

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having nothing to do with whether.
So maybe it's maybe that's my time.

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Maybe I'm going through that, and
how you're going through the change and overweight

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man, I have man boobs,
so I not only have the man problem,

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now I got the woman problem with
all. Oh got boob sweat,

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well guess what, welcome to my
world. But through all that, I'm

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out here suffering in this scorching heat
under a tent the fan on me podcasting

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for the people, for sure,
do it for the people right on c

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Yeah, no, but it is
fun. There's some people out here in

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the game and Adam Mitch justin there
here. Adam brought his children with them

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and they had never been even golfing
before. Adam said, he's hit some

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balls out on the range, but
not even little golfing. So disc golfing

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is gonna be something new for the
whole family. And he brought his little

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little one. Adam does the Recovery
Dads a meeting tomorrow ten am Sundays.

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You can jump on zoom and check
it out. If you have an app

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to seventeen Recovery app you just go
to that. Seriously so easy. At

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the bottom it says meetings looks like
a little cup of coffee. Go to

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that and then clicking Covery Dads,
It'll take you right there, piece of

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cake. So if you're listening to
Canada or California wherever, I'm just saying

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that's at a time coring and they
am standard daylight time, gotcha. So

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if you want to jump on there, if you're a dad, we got

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people waving at us and check it
out, you know. But Adam brought

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the little one out and she's the
one who is in his promo video,

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which of course is Matt at two
seventeen. I seen him forever, some

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our friend Matt my old place of
work. How wonderful, What a wonderful

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surprise. He's like, oh,
they're doing a podcast and he walks there.

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You know about that? So yeah, check out Adam's meeting and Much's

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video because his daughter was in it
and she's cute and she's out there and

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I kind of wonder how she's doing
though she's adorable, she is Hopefully she's

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doing eye Yeah, you know,
because she's a little one. I'm sure

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Adam will probably pick her up and
carry or something if he needed to,

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or I don't know's it's a long
ways to go with a child on her

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back. I have to talk to
him when he gets the worst. Yeah.

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Well, you know what I do
want to say that was awesome is

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we had some passerbys in addition to
the gentleman we just said hi too,

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but who were kind of curious about
what we were out up to out here

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and came up and asked them questions. And we had some really great conversations

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with you know, just the normies
the world, and they asked us what

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we did, and you know,
we were all about and it's just great

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to have a conversation with people that
are interested. And we always get a

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really good response, at least for
the most part, we get a good

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response about you know, like what
you're doing. And I think one guy

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said, like what you're doing,
right, what do you say, given

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given to the world or something.
Yeah, I don't don't know if it

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was giving to the world, but
it was something similar to that. I

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think, I like, what you're
doing, given back, giving back?

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Yeah, something. Yeah, those
kids that came up to us, well,

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I want to call the kids because
they even said back when I was

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a kid. I think they were
back when I was and that's what he

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said. It was kind of disturbing. It's like I did enough drugs in

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high school. I think I'm done
with them. I'm guessing twenty. Well

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when they walked up, I was
guessing fifteen. Think so yeah, I

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thought I thought the one was older
and he was the one driving. Yeah,

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but no, they were. Yeah, they were in college. Man,

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I'm getting old. Is that what
happens? Yeah, Like Brad Pitt

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stays the same age to me in
my mind. Weird where you wake up

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and you're like, wait a second. You're like, that is the chick

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from Adventures and Babysitting and she's like
a grandma age. Yeah, that's weird,

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you know. And I'm like,
wait a second. You know what

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blew my mind like craziness. Yeah, no, no, his I don't

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know her name. She's she was
in Coyote Ugly, long blonde hair,

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she was bent, she was in
she was on Yellowstone. She was the

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hippie chick, the vegan hippie chick
that Kevin Costner was, you know,

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yeah, messing around with the environmentalist
or whatever. You don't remember. Okay,

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anyway, she was in Did you
ever see Kyote Ugly? No you

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did? Oh, okay, Well, anyway, she was in that,

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and she was maybe twenty something in
that, you know, and totally falls

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the face of the earth as far
as I know. Maybe she was in

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stuff and you know, I didn't
know about it. But then she fires

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back in this Yellowstone and I'm like, oh my gosh, this is what

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happened. When, like, you
know, because celebrities get older just like

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normal people get older, I was
just like, why whoa, It just

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seems weird when I'm listening to the
ticket and I hear him say something about,

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oh someone so was sixty five.
I'm like, damn, yeah,

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he's not that much older than me, Like the people from Saved by the

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Bell are like fifties. Yeah.
And then I'm like, wait, I

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don't know. It just is weird. But Brad Pitt doesn't age, which

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makes it weird because to me,
he looks like he did. They're just

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Angeli and a jolly Legends of the
Fall, like he still looks like that

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in every movie. He looks the
same, and I'm like, okay,

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so then I assume I look the
same. I'm like, I'm not aging

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either. I'm right, and I'm
like fifteen years younger than Brad, so

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I'm doing eight, you know.
And Clint Eastwood, he's the one that

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I worry about, you know.
I've been saying for a while, like

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whatever they say, oh no,
they got a celebrity death, I'm like,

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oh, is it Clint? And
then he's shown up in movies and

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I don't know if he's acting super
old or if that's just how he is.

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He is super old, honey,
I know, but I don't.

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He's a good actress, so you
don't really know. Like he could be

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doing his lines. I'm like,
and then like they're like cut and he's

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just like, all right, here's
what we're gonna do this next scene.

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I want you to punch me in
the face like a plant. I didn't

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just want me in the face or
you know, you gan old man takes

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the rules of I don't know,
being an old man and get away with

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it. Well, he got beat
up in Grand Trino, and that movie

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seems like just yesterday, but that
was what twenty eight years ago. It

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was a minute, But like that
one even seemed a little a little much.

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Maria Bellow no hyper harriboo. I'm
just thrown out names. You're like,

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what are you talking about, dude, that chick that woman? Yes,

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yeah, Piper pa boo Oh.
But isn't her real name like Dudu

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or something. No, No,
no, because like her name is like

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really weird her real name or it's
like, is that what I'm thinking of?

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No, No, I'm thinking of
the woman from that show. I

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was the alien and the Josh Brolin
guy outer Space Limits Field. It's like

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Yellowstone. I don't think you you
know, when if I come out,

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it's like yellow yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, the chick from that

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show. Oh yeah, her name. She's not a couple of things.

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She's she's odd looking. Yeah,
but her name is something silly. Hold

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on now, I canna look it
up, so ware time about. You're

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gonna have to figure a lot of
that out. The name of the show

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that you're talking about. And Outer
Bank, No, that's not it.

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That is a show, but that's
not what you're thinking of. Looks cool

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show teenagers enlisted lost me their other
banks, but it was the outer Range

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Outer Range, and she wears the
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is an odd name. What I'm
I'm a Game Poots. You're gonna Poots

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again? No, I'm again Poots. That's her name. You're gonna get

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in what it's I am? O? G E n oh no. In

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this I'm not trying to be funny. I'm saying a serious name. Okay,

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he promised you agree to this.
I mean, I'm not trying to

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be trying to pull fast. I'm
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the world except I'm a Boots,
all right. Her full name is Emogan

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Gay Poots. You're looking at me
like you don't believe me. And she's

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English, so that would explain a
lot. Probably he's checking. How would

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you say that name? What's her
full name? Honeymo again emotion but American.

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It's I'm the Orzo. I think
it's emotion. I'm a gin.

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Why don't you see how pounds I'm
again gay Boots. How do you say

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pronounce? She's very pretty, very
talented actress from England. She was in

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another show. She was in another
show we just watched. We just watched

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and it was a cool I'm a
June gay Poots. I'm j u h

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n. See now you're getting silly
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hear? It's just like people who
say gay Lord, it's really gay Lord,

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and there I can go to the
whole story behind that, which makes

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no sense. You put that up
to the same after this guy who's to

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be a lawyer and his name actually
was gay Lord put the phone out of

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day like said, oh no,
one does something different, Um I play

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it? Oh no, actually,
honey, we got bluetooth here, we

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got technologies. Imagin Poots image in
imagin Poots, imagin imaging gay, imagin

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gay Poots, image, gay Poots. It's her name. I'm sure.

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I'm sure. She's lovely actress,
like I said, from England, and

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she was in some other stuff that
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in and she's very talented. So
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and hopefully, you know, she
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finds herself going down the road.
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do. We talked about the issue
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that are stereotyped with oh people that
work. There are people that do that

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always have a drug problem. In
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maybe gin Poots can find herself in
a bad situation where she's at a party

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trying to fit in, and next
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hey, imagin Poots, you want
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thing you know, she's in the
bathroom somebody who looks like rat pit and

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makes bad choices, you know,
and then she's hooked on cocaine and that

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leads to more drinking and which leads
everything else. Smoking cigarettes and people in

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Michigan probably things this bad vaping.
You know, they listen to a lot

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of commercials, so like yea Emma
gin. If you need help, reach

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out, we're here. We deal
with celebrities all the time. Not a

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big deal. We're not gonna be
starstruck. And we won't ever make fun

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of your name again. Not that
I was making fun of it. I

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just misinformed by the pronunciation of your
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is legal, and I don't know
how legal this would be. Like if

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they were just over there slamming fifths. There's people in the parking lot just

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chiefing down on like a bong or
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Like would you get in trouble for
that? Like, if they were

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just slamming fifth of whatever, it
probably would not be legal, right,

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m hmm. It would be an
open in tax. So shouldn't that be

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not if they have a prescription,
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I don't know. I don't know
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alcohol. I guess I should be
saying at least they waited till they got

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here, this is true, and
drive here high. It's true, yes,

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And marijuana is different than alcohol.
Still it will change here inability or

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will it'll affect your ability to make
wise choices? Apparently, not to throw

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a disk though. If that's the
what they're doing, let's see, I

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don't even think that would be fun. I'm gonna go get high they We're

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gonna go through this disk up this
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twenty eight degrees ninety opportune humidity.
I might get up there and I might

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get a boots up there. Speaking
of that, Mitch said, if anybody

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asked him about his story, because
he kind of hinted to what happened,

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he still thinks the police could recalled
on him. Should be listening to this

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podcast, he'll realize that they were
not. They were not Mitch, Ernie

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and I were pulling your chain.
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he gets here and then make him
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the spot like when they get down
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recap of how it all went.
Let them get hydrated and maybe get a

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snack, and then yeah, for
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We'll take a little little break and
come back with more celebrity names that we

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people that ventured out. Well,
my knowledge Clintons would still live today.

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So that's another good thing we got
and living the moment. Man, you're

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struggling, like I'm telling them kids, just if you need some help,

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reach out, you know, and
they're like, that's when he said,

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that's what we're talking about earlier because
the kids said that he thought he did

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enough when he was in high school
or something. And it was like a

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hello, that lady waved me like
she need me. I don't know her

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though, she said, know me. So the kids back to the kids,

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because that's why I do it for
the kids, tricknetty, and I

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even do it for the people and
the kids. So when he said that,

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I was kind of alarmed. But
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hey man, alcohol is a drug
two. So when you get that promotion

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or whatever, you're gonna go out
drinking, do this and that you don't

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remember, you know, like alcohol
is a drug two and they'll sneak up

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on you so hopefully. And he
said he said he would. And then

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he said he was going to promote
us. Yeah, sure that man,

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because he didn't take a pamphlet anything
with him. Yeah, but you know

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what, I think it's great to
like, all right, I think it's

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great for us to get you know, um, just get what we do

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out there. I think it's important, is important, you know. Yeah,

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him just in that passing might actually

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affect him one day and maybe not
with him, but maybe with a family

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member, maybe with a future wife
or a husband or whatever. Like maybe

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he'll say, look, nothing,
no shame in this, Like you are

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shaking because you need alcohol. Like, let's get you some help, man,

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Like that's not a normal thing,
you know, the alcohol has got

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you. I think the other thing
too, is it's not so much it's

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about us being present, like out
in the world, out wherever. We

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don't know who's gonna walk up in
here, right and we're just like we're

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going to recovery, you know,
like this is a way of life for

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us now because you know, we
choose to stay clean and so over and

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free from drugs and alcohol and like
being proud of it and being open about

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it and having not be a secret. You know. Obviously, it's the

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it's the addiction that people when people
are in bad spots, they don't want

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to, you know, let people
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lot easier to say you're in recovery

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than it is to say you're an
addiction. But at least at least you

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know that recovery people are out there
and that it is a way of life

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for people. And we are not
like hiding in some church basement all the

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time. I say all the time, because sometimes we do, but you

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know what I mean, Like it's
a way of like we disc golf,

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you know, we eat some chips
and sit around podcast and you know,

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soak up the rays in the eighty
degree heat. So but it's I think

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it's cool. I think it's I
think it's being a presence um. I

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think it's very meaningful reconcur it really
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on the head when you said that, Like the lady that just that just

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like smiles at you. You said, she doesn't know me, that doesn't

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matter who knows. She's probably like
that's so awesome. I don't know who

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they are, but and she might
go home and be like I was out

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to take her hills today and I
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they were doing something for the end
of some kind a microphone and they had

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a little set up and yeah,
it looks like they were keep on recovery.

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A cute little thing at them with
the must have menace. Sister,

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it's great, this guy, I'll
go out and everything. Oh see,

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this is something that you could do. Yeah, bring your dog that looks

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like a blue healer. Right,
I'm not very good with that. It's

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a dog. He was taking it
with them. Sorry, that was my

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snapple down down, But no,
the dude's bringing this dog out here,

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which is something that you don't think
you're doing a golf course, but it

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looks like a cool dog dog.
And he's got his disks with him.

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He's going solo, and he just
thought, you know what, it's a

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nice, super hot day. I'm
not fat, so I don't like hot,

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or he likes hot. So he's
just gonna go throw some discs instead

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of like walking the dog around the
block. He's gonna voom the forest.

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So we should go probably talk to
people and offer them waters and say who

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we are and what we do.
We can do that, Yeah, fly

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the drone over their head. Probably
not, but yeah, we say,

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man, you want to water for
the trip for the dog or something.

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Geza guy down, he's probably halfway
up a hill right now. He looks

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like he's on a mission. Yeah. So well, the next person that

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comes by offer that, yeah,
we'll be back with Mitch and Elms later.

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I want to talk to Justin about
something. I saw it as a

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blog and I thought it was really
here, which I had shared on the

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twitters. I love, We'll be
back. I'm again, poops, I

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love. Thanks for listening to the
two seventeen Recovery Pie podcast. We hope

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you come back for our next episode. M