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So it took me the better part
of the last three months, and I

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watched Time. What's number one on
many a list to the greatest television show

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of all time. I'd never seen
it before, sewn HBO called the Sopranos,

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and I finished it last night.
Congratulations, good job, I finished

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it. Yeah, yeah, since
asa instance, I finished the whole series.

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You did it, man, and
you were really reluctant when you started

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this thing. You were kind of
like disappointed in the production of it.

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You thought some of the scenes were
real cheap. You didn't first seemed it

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to be terribly engaging, but then
you got on a roll and you finally

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admitted, not admitted, but realized
maybe it's relevant. It's genius. It

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was excellent. It was what a
crazy like ambitious show that doesn't spoon feed

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stuff to you. And I don't
know how they got this green lit back

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then. And then it turned into
as popular of a show as it was

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much less the greatest show of all
time, amazing, amazing show because like,

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yes, I want more shooting and
more mob stuff, you know,

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but that's not what the show is. It's the mix of that mixed with

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the dude dealing with his normal life
stresses and these pain in the ass kids

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and his sister and all this stuff. I mean, like, I'm telling

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you guys, you know, but
I think it's funny for you or the

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many who loved the show to hear
someone see it for the first time twenty

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years too late. What often happens
in historic television shows, as we always

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ask, it's like, well,
how long has it been since you've seen

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that movie? And it may have
been a movie that was twenty twenty five

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years old, and you know,
does it hold up? And when you

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say does it hold up? Were
we just did we just look at entertainment

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and comedy or drama differently in that
time? And does it age well to

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where, dude, it's still as
funny. Did you find it to be

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as brilliant as everybody said it was
back then compared to new stuff that's out

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now that people acclaimed to be.
Yeah, I don't know. I don't

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know if I'd say it's the greatest
show of all time. So you can't

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factor that in, you know,
like what it felt like. I can't

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imagine watching it getting excited for Sundays
because there's some weird episodes and episodes and

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weird. It's again, like I
said, not spoon fed. No,

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it's not easy. You know,
you don't watch and like, wow,

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that needs they're tying up that.
There's crap. They won't tie up for

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weeks and weeks. You know.
It's funny. Though I had seen one

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episode in my life, and i'd
seen the last episode. I went to

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a party, never seen one,
and I watched the last one twenty years

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ago whatever, And this is the
iconic end the scene is I was one

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I was looking forward to, you
know, where he goes in this diner

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with his family, you know,
and Tony's there and the bell rings and

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someone walks in, and finally his
wife walks in and he looks down.

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It's all so normal and uh.
Then the bell rings again and some strange

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dude walks in and uh. And
then then the son walks in a j

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and it's like all right, and
he looks up down his tension builds.

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It would be really cool if we
could just end the show right there,

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but I didn't plan and time it
out right. I have a theory that

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right in that moment, guys,
that Tony Soprano got shot. Come on,

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man, that the first I got
the first hiccup of the show.

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That's your theory. I've never heard
this before. I think he got shot

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right then. And you're kidding,
right, Yes, he's kidding. Everyone's

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kidding right now. Okay, good, just making sure I think you're a

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good actor. He was shot in
ahead, yeah, yeah, they take

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his family too. No, I
don't think just shot his family. I

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think they just shot him. I
knew that was see was coming. It's

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weird to know that that's how it
ends. I was always looking forward to

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that scene, the one that i'd
seen before. I forgot how much of

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the song they played like. He
almost the whole thing. But I felt

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no emotion fifteen years ago, whenever
when I went to some party, I

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was just like, that's effing weird, strange, strange way to end this

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legendary series. But I felt a
lot of emotion this time now, being

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invested in and condensing it in the
last two or three months. What's odd

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As Christina came over last night.
She's never seen one episode of The Sopranos,

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but she arrived right as I was
starting the last episode, So twenty

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years later, now she is in
the boat that I was in watching the

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last episode for the first time,
and she's sitting there and then I look

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at her phone a little bit and
kind of watching. But she sends the

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end too, and she looks up
and watched that scene and then write when

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it happens, there's silence in my
house, and she goes, what happened?

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Why are you crying? But she
looked over and again I'm not bawling.

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I was just a little teary eye
experiments that I made. The experience

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was over. I mean, this
is one of the most iconic, last

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iconic, no doubt, now beloved, who knows and controversial, yes,

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but you know, I for the
first time I got to experience it,

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you know, as an actual watcher
of the show, and it's amazing.

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What a what a crazy ass way
to end it. Then I go to

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YouTube and watch a lot of theories
and stuff of which there are millions.

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The iconic breakdown. It's so good, and there's there's hints in the episode

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and in the season that Bobby once
tells him, you know, like,

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I don't think you hear it,
the last the one that gets you.

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You never hear it, I don't
know, just him looking up at that

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bell and hoping Meadow parks her damn
car. Yeah, oh it was so

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great. Watching Meadow try to parallel
park was stressful, yeah, for whatever

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reason. And then watching strangers walk
in and then one of them looks apparently

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looks at Tony. Then he goes
to the bathroom. I don't know,

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he's yeah, well see, I
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had heart attack, because they had
been kind of foreshadowing that later and later

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and later in the series. And
they're having a biggest bush of onion rings,

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isn't it. Yeah, a big
basket of onions, And I have

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my theory is that he had a
heart attack. This is the theory.

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That's it, you goose, No
theory is wrong, and any number of

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things, including bullet and heart failure
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I agree with you though, that
so I it's not to me.

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It's something the greatest show of all
time. But I did thoroughly enjoy it

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when I watched it two years ago. But I didn't enjoy it. I

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didn't watch it the way I watched
Breaking Bad or Breaking Bad. I would

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endo Sunday night standing on my couch
holding up a foam finger with a TV

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intent on it because I was so
excited for TV or do you get one

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of those? And I couldn't wait
and I made it and I couldn't wait

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for next week's episode on AMC.
And the communal way we watched television has

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kind of gone now except for football
and live sports really yeah, and Game

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of Thrones. We did it a
little bit. Yeah, he'll do it

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only on HBO, I think,
yeah, and a lot of times though

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I'll get to it on Monday or
Tuesday, you know, rarely do it

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too on Sunday night anymore. I
missed that. I love doing that.

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I'm not arguing what's better, but
Breaking Bad was easier. I mean there

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was a story, and there was
like a cliffhanger, you know, more

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traditional television. This thing. It
would just end with him looking at a

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duck, you know, some watching
something about the war on TV. In

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the episode ends very artsy, and
I tend to prefer I mean, I'm

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an idiot, you know. I
liked and I spoon fed. Oh my

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god, what's happening? I cannot
wait for next week. But to see

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it all back to back, that's
a hard show to not click next episode

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and have that song kick in again, and uh, you realize you've been

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on your couch for six hours,
that your whole day is gone. I

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did three hours yesterday and I had
three episodes left, and it's just fun.

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It's just a show. It was
a great show, dude, fantastic.

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Well, I watched it, dude, I thought it for years.

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I remember watching the first couple episodes
and gone, man, it's just it's

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too old, it's too long ago, and this just doesn't look great because

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it does take you a minute to
like just accept that TV doesn't look like

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it did in two thousand and two
anymore. And I remember watching that first

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episode, or maybe maybe I get
through two and you're going, I'm just

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not gonna do it now. And
then finally, for whatever reason, two

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years ago, I buckled down and
committed and did it. And by the

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time you're through five episodes, you're
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love it. Yeah. So the
top twenty TV show for me, I

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think. But maybe outside of that, I loved it. It was funnier

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than I expected. Yeah, there's
some really annoying characters that I was just

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done with a lot of them.
Oh, Janie, I mean hell,

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even the damn uh what's her name? The psychiatrist. Some of those scenes,

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I'm just I don't know. Yeah, I turned around on her grossing

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or whatever. But the unnecessary rape
saying okay, yeah that was never yeah,

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that was never recovered, Tony never
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that. I don't know. Good
show though, good show. I'm either

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Boardwalk Empire or maybe Fargo next.
Fargo probably harder to watch though to find.

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I think Fargo's oh not it's on
Hula, Oh it is all theft

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stuff. Is that's good? Okay? Yeah, Fargo's great. Man,

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I think I would do Fargo just
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Come on, man, too far. Porto Cavar is great too, but

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I think you might almost need Like
Portol Cavar is great. Porto Empire,

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to me, is very similar to
The Sopranos. Fargo's a little wilder.

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I'm actually gonna watch The Many Saints
of Newark probably today. Yeah, and

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I've seen that already too, actually, but I rewatch it. Yeah.

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I don't even know what I was
watching the first time. Other than an

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independent movie. I wouldn't get any
reference. So yeah, I'm gonna do

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that probably today and yeah, then
I will determine you played two hot mops

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and then we'll uh, we're gonna
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was Ben? Yeah, Ben likes. I have two are here. It's

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the hot rochi By Advanced Hair Restoration. I have two here JJ right now.

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Hey, guys, I'm driving through. We'll talk and oh my god,

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there's a fourteen foot ana Kona crossing
Highway three seventy seven. Call Gary,

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Call Gary. He sounded like he
was in his room and not driving,

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but an electrics Kevin and Jonathan from
Waco here. You know, my

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wife brought up a good point this
morning. What if you guys actually inspired

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someone to check their A one C
and they found out they were diabetic.

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You would be heroes. You could
be heroes. You already are heroes.

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I love you. Have a good
day. Thank you. Jonathan, he's

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right, yeah, check your A
one C. I thought he was gonna

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say, my wife brought up a
good point this morning. That was a

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first I had just hang out out. That would have been more of a

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Dingo's Morning News moment, Live spot. Little Negligent Ding's morning news joke wouldn't

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have been that funny Ben Rogers and
the Ben and Skin show is in the

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house. Hello, Ben, guys, I want to commend you. I

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know that uh Mike Stroy pretty much
wins all the awards on the show.

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But if you guys were to ever
get a collective award, it would be

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for your incredible coverage of the snake
situation in Oklahoma. Thank you. That's

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all Kevin Man, he loves that
story so much, knows to tail coverage

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different angles perspectives, like I was
obsessed with caval Kante, but so is

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everybody. Yeah, nobody's obsessed with
the Oklahoma City Python Bithon, but he

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is. No. I just look, and I want to I want to

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be careful about this because I don't
want to criticize an advertiser that spends money

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in our station, for sure,
because our partners with our partners right,

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our family, their family, and
we can't even have a radio station if

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they don't buy advertising. Family.
But Gary Garfield to me, and again,

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I apologize if I'm getting in trouble
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you, man, Gary. The
first thing he did was discredit the expert,

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like he's very territorial about snake experts. He's the smartest guy in the

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snake room. Yeah. And his
first thing he said was this guy's sketchy

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because we don't know his name is
micro Mark. That wouldn't that guy's fault.

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That's my fault. That's all.
That's all on me, and I'm

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I'm not trying to attack Gary.
Gary's been great. He's been spending a

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lot of money. As he's talking
to Brad Jimmitter about his fourth quarter by

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today. Yeah, and we want
and once those spirit Halloween stores convert back

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to snakes pluses, which is good. Though it's the time of year when

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it gets whether it's a little colder
not as you know, much need.

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A lot of people don't want to
get a snaky and had to be forced

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to warm it all the time.
They had to buy snakes in the warm

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summer season. But him rallying hard
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pet purchases and some sort of legitimizing
of that was very odd. He's all

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about customizing the experience. Yeah,
and drone delivery of snake habitats. Do

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you think the twenty four hours do
you think there's a lot of care and

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service after the snail or after the
sale at Snake's. Plus he is a

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pretty much once you walk out the
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behind you in dead bolts. Yeah. I just feel like he runs it

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like a car dealership. Yes,
you know, it's always about TTL get

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you out the door, and then
it's like he'll only help you get an

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extended warranty on the snake. Yeah. Yeah, and you should. You

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should. It's a smart thing.
You should. Well. He also dealt

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with uh, it's kind of been
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don't know if we've had time to
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strike at a couple of his stores. A couple of his Snake workers had

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basically gone on strike because they didn't
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it felt like they were getting treated
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we never got to the bottom of
the part time employee that was bit by

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a venom of Snake and it was
just kind of just covered up. And

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that's not bad. On air,
I was told, yeah, don't dump

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that. Well, I mean,
look, it was it was in the

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paper. So and I think the
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with with that whole thing anyway,
hopefully. I mean you would expect the

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United Snake Workers. Yes, yeah, yeah, there's the union. When

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he got out of the paper,
though, his comment was very ted serandous

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of Netflix, how he's attacking the
actress strike when he said, don't worry

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it was it wasn't a full time
employee. When he said that, I

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mean that got everyone up in arms. Can we play the last two categories

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of ass Storm? Yeah, they're
not as fun as the first five,

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because I feel who can get the
all seven games? We'll play me and

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Christina against Danni and bat. Let's
go, Ben, all right, let's

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go. It's Arizona ass Storm,
and this is a ass Storm. Game

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six is Tales of World Series pasted. Okay, Okay, what I know?

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Just get luck, Christina. Okay. Minutes before the start of game

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three of the nineteen eighty nine World
Series, an earthquake hit the Bay Area.

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It suspended the game for ten days. Think about that earthquake. It's

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ten days to you which two teams
were playing in that World series where a

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Bay Area earthquake happened in nineteen eighty
nine. That was the uh Oakland and

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it was An Oakland and his hand
friend. Yeah at the Bay Area.

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I was gonna put them both together. We'll, I'll just work together,

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right, We're all blood points,
all black friends for Shizzle, for Shizz,

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for Shizz. Only one World series
has ended with the runner being caught

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stealing. It was in nineteen twenty
six. Name this very famous player who's

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not known for his speed or for
having a fit physical figure, caught stealing

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in the World series. You know
those teammates you're like, come on,

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what are you doing? And it
was he was trying to steal home.

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I think you're not gonna make it. We say, you crushed three steaks

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for breakfast. Are you still battling
the hiccups? Thinger off and on?

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Mostly off today, but they're back. You know. I have heard stories

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of people getting it for like a
decade. Yeah, I'm on day three.

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Candidate for that too, Day three. The Mayo Clinic. The Mayo

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Clinic says you should contact a doctor
if you've experienced hiccups for forty eight hours.

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Not trusting a clinic named after mayonnaise, I think you should take some

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Jardians. Yeah really, Yeah,
it's a little pill with a big story

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to tell the stories that it covers. Hiccup. He's a lot little known

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fact. I just didn't have time
in the two minute commercial to throw that

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in. But at the end of
the commercial, uh, Scuba Steve does

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the the speed talking thing also cures
hiccups. Yeah, we don't want to

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play an I don't think. No, I'm not gonna vomit. Oh god,

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I might finish your damn game.
No, I say, I don't

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have any more funny ones. Yeah, you're right that one funny. Uh,

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Christiana, would you would you say
I cried at the end of Sopranos

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or no? Yeah, I wanted
to talk about that, zach It stopped

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me and said, y'all were talking
about the finale. She was amazing,

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But yeah, did you say the
whole ending of what happened on the show

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with you? Because she just said
what happened? Why are you crying?

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Yeah? Looked over because it goes
to black. I'd never seen an episode

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of Sopranos before, and I was
intrigued. I loved it. But yeah,

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when it just goes to black and
you've never seen an episode, You're

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like, what what's going on?
And I look over and Mike's got all

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these tears and is I am like, what's wrong? Why are you crying?

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Feeling just moisture? I would and
say tears, right, Yeah,

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they were not falling on your cheek. You're right, they didn't breach my

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cheek bones. It wouldn't like make
you less of a man if I did,

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I would tell you what I said. No, I'm not ashamed of

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it. I cry. I cry
in emotional moments in my life, always

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with joy, never with sadness,
and not with pain. So I'm not

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a pee, but I care about
He cares about Tony. I care about

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things. Was that the finale of
the whole show? Yeah? He finished

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and die? Yeah he did.
I thought they were like at a booth

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that right, he got shot in
the head by the guy and the members

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only Jack really, Yeah, that's
the easy way out. I thought David

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Chase confirmed it. We didn't really
confirm it. I thought he was just

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at a booth, like at a
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Yeah, I get a heart atacke. I've never heard that theory,

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and it's not even a good one. A heart attack, No, man,

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I think there's enough foreshadowing in the
later seasons, and he's eating a

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big plate of onion rings. But
that's he always eats something terrible. That's

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not exactly and they were telling him
you got to stop, you gotta start

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eating healthy. I actually want to
hear Christ Can you imagine doing four hours

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with me today? With this day? We need to give our friend Danny

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a moment to kind of end the
show. So let's all let's all be

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silent. Danny. You really lean
in there and just kind of tell us

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whatever's on your mom damn it,
don't stop believing. Hold on to that

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street. There it is if they're
still here tomorrow. Yeah, we got

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medical advice from a dentist today today. You se how much that helped.

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He said, hydrate. The first
thing I do in that last break is

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I drink the most big, biggest
glass of water, and I come back

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in here and I got the hiccups. So maybe hydration isn't the answer.

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Maybe you don't know what you're talking
about, doctor Ted. Maybe stick to

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molers and lay off my diaphragm.
About that, he did a hiccup advice

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from a dentist. You're gonna be
okay, buddy, They're gonna they'll make

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a necklace or something. They're gonna
be gone today. I believe in you.

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What chance we missed today? We
have a Oh is the Hulk coming

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on with our friend the Mosquito?
Is that today or tomorrow? Okay,

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well we got what we got,
by the way, the Mosquito and the

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whole thing. The guy that we
pranked deleted his Twitter account. Are you

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serious? Yeah? He's like,
I don't even want to be around.

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Did you reach out? No,
he didn't take it out on a bowling

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alley? Did it? Making sure
they're still looking for that guy? Yeah.

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Yeah, we're gonna get a blogger
in Maine to discuss the Cowboys ram

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Rams game with the world, the
upcoming Frozen four wahouln. We missed today

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then, so Skin is off today, Skin is on vacation. Good,

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and so we we booked Skinned eleven
o'clock. Yeah earlier as well. He's

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like great, sure, yeah,
all right, that's Ben's skin and uh

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not skin. That is Ben and
Christina and Steve. They're gonna be getting

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until two pm. Here's Danny Baylist
say goodbye to everyone. Let's not a

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drop, it's a hiccup. Let's
go. I'm right on the bike.

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There. It is. It's a
quiet one. They're all quiet unless I'm

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singing Journey dude, stop leaving.
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