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The down Beat on ninety seven to
one, the freak. Yeah, oh

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yeah, I know what we're gonna
do. All right, nat o'clock,

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we'll have our San Antonio man on
the phone live walking through the wooded area

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onto the golf course at San Antonio
for the Valero Open Field Reporters live right

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and uh yeah, it's gonna be
a lot of fun if you've missed some

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of the build up on that.
Fun times on the downbeat and fun times

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when this man joins your program.
No doubt he is going to be part

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of the Invited Celebrity Classic presented by
Chalk Tall Casinos and Resorts. That is

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a big old golf tournament at Las
Colinas Country Club on April fifteenth through the

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twenty first. He is a comedian, a movie star, a voice actor,

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and an approximate ten handicap. I
believe is Larry the Cable Guy joining

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us. Hey man, I'm a
thirteen handykaf No I did see the number

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from twenty twenty one? Are we
sliding the wrong direction? Lay in the

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tournament itself? I'd be a nineteen
handy. Kat had a boy, You're

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sand bag, You're sandbagging? Huh? I don't play as good in the

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tournaments. But I'm getting better though. I got a golf simulator, and

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I know I'm getting better because the
other day I only had to let three

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groups play through. I know I'm
getting better. That's my dream. Here's

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the thing about golf. Golf reminds
me of the Department of Motor Vehicles because

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you play and after the first hour
you want to kill everybody in there.

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You get so dady. Yeah,
but you play a lot of it,

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man. I think that's your number
one hobby, right, You're a golf

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man, have been for twenty years
now. Yeah, you know what,

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I love it. When you get
older, it's about the only thing that

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you can still kind of participate in
and be athletic. You know, I'm

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not. I'm I love sports.
I'm a baseball guy. But get to

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the point where, you know,
you get so old. I'm sixty one,

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so you can't down like I used
to do. You know you've been

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down to I've been down to the
time I shoot the other day and pull

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the handy. Oh you're preaching to
the choir here, Larry. Yeah.

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Yeah, it's the craziest thing.
So I can't. But golf is good

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because golf every now and then you
can get a shot like a pro giitch,

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you can make a pett like a
pro gits and and if you're still,

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if you're in your competitive it's something
that you really get hooked at because

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it keeps the fires burning, that
makes you, makes you want to It

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gives you something else to work hard
on accomplished. So I love golf absolutely.

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Yeah. A couple of us here, big golf dudes. I gotta

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ask, we got a hole in
one in the career Ledger, I never

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have. I've come close about four
times, but no one never had.

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What I will say that when I
was at the tournament in Tahoe, the

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acc and Tahoe the American Century in
Tahoe, I my first year, I

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was on that water part three and
I rimmed out. I looped out that

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seventh that that part three on the
water. People were screaming. I thought

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it went in. I was all
nervous. It hit the cup, spawn

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out, spawn out, rolled only
about a foot and a half away.

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I get up there for my birdie
putt. I was so nervous and excited.

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I drilled it about six foot pass
and I ended up four. I

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ended up four parts almost holding one
what from like a foot you four?

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Jack? Oh yeah, I'm not
very good. That's the one h Steph

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Curry made a hole in one in
last year, is right? Yeah,

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that is a wild end. He
had a dream week deck. I mean,

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if you if you could draw up
a dream scenario in golf, that

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would be it. But here's a
bad bar Buck deck. He'll never have

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a day good again a golf there's
nothing better. He'll never have that again.

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So every time he goes out now
it's just whatever. He'll never beat

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that. You already had the top. Yeah, Houly, you're on the

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air here with Dallas people. I
think Tony Romo won that event one year.

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I don't know. I don't know
how many years you've played in that

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one. But who do you normally
play with when you're when you're playing this

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celebrity tournament? So like that one
in Tahoe, and I guess maybe the

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one coming up here in a few
weeks. Well, I have a good

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time when I play, but out
there, first couple of rounds, me

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and Chuck go out together, Me
and Barsley, we like golfing together.

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We have good times. He's the
one of golfing. Partners out there,

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So I go with tour a lot
and then uh, if he's and then

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let's see here who they easily pit
me with you? They pit me with

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different people. So I'm gone with
well, I'm gone with a bunch of

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this. I never I'm always on
the driving range with Tony Romo, but

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I've never golf with him. But
I have gone a couple of Emmett and

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I golf Emmett. For some reason, I played with it turns it up.

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I know there's sometimes there's a couple
of tournaments. I know that I

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beat him, but he's really good. But when he plays with me,

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he really turns it up and then
kicks behind n For some reason, I

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don't play with it. If I'm
not in his group, I'm playing pretty

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good. We're pretty back. But
if I'm playing with and up boy,

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so you play with Barkley, I
mean I gotta ask how much money are

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you taking off of him? On
some little side prop bets on the course,

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Oh shoot, Chuck, and I
no bet a lot one hundred grand

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a hole. Not too much fun
money just walking around money. Huh,

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Larry, let me tell you one
thing we don't I'm not gonna get.

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If I was gonna get what chuck, it wouldn't be now because he's got

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his old swing back. Now he's
there's a lot of people didn't know.

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I felt back for him because he
likes golflick I do, and he really

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was struggling. He wanted to play
well and he just had that hitch in

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his head. But on the driving
range. Who would never see that on

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TV. He'd go to the driving
range and he was hitting bombs. He's

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hitting thirty hundred yard drives and his
irons were going. He was unbelievable.

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And then he get out and get
in his head. And so I always

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felt bad for him because I knew
he liked golfer. Guy didn't wanted to

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play good, just could. But
now he's getting it back and the hit

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is gone. So I don't think. I don't think I beat him now

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because I think I think you'll start
getting in the top fifteen of some of

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these pretty soon because he's playing he's
playing pretty good. That's the fact.

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This is Larry the Cab. Did
you play together one time? He hit

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a goose? What? Really?
Yeah, we were playing one time and

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this is a famous story. He
hit a line. He hit a worm

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burner and he hit the drive just
a worm burner went down. He goes

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those who hit the noose and the
here hit a goose in the head.

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Did it kill it? I think? Flopping around on here and there's a

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bunch of women up there and they
were screaming, oh goose. Now did

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I would expect from Larry the Cable
Guy that you would have gone up and

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much like Graham All would have just
snapped that goose's neck and dressed him right

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there on the course. Right well, by the time I got there and

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we started walking, all of a
sudden the guy who worked there went over

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and started swinging it by the neck. They were going even crazy. Buck

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ahead, get Dylan and evidently he
couldn't get it that way, and we

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get him all calmed down. He
couldn't get an He walks over starts drowning

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it in the walm Jesus, oh
my god, the hell it's a women.

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It was like a horror show for
they and there is the craziest thing.

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But but yeah, I was chucking
a goose. I'm auras song called

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chucking a goose. This is Larry
the Cable Guy joining us here on ninety

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seven won the Freak He's Gonna Be
at the Invited Celebrity Classic presented by Chuck

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Talk of Sinos and Resorts on April
fifteenth to the twenty first is kind of

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the week of that. It's at
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grounds tickets for all three days of
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slash tickets now. Larry obviously,
like you, you know, worked hard

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to get to where you are.
You started, you know, on the

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comedy circuit. I know you were
doing tons of radio hits all over the

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nation. I can't imagine that what
that was like, because I think,

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you know, we're radio guys here, but we've had other side hustles and

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other things that were like, you
know, you're going forward to chase these

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opportunities. I can't imagine what that
might have been like for you. When

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you're you're doing this and you're you're
tearing up the comedy scene and then all

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of a sudden you're invited by Pixar
to do the movie Cars. That must

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have been a big deal for you. Man, it was it was it

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was a God said I the you
know, the cool when you do what

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you do, you always would like
to pull in a whole array of an

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audience, you know, because if
you get a certain audience, you know,

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the audience grows old when you when
you it's kind of like, it's

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kind of like, I'm a old
rock and roll pan and I was a

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fan of Foreigner, so an Oreo
Speedwagon, them group. But it's weird

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getting old with your favorite rock pad. You know. That is weird.

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Man, when especially when you get
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were a kids, is you said
you're sixty one, yeah, okay,

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so I'm like, I just turned
fifty six, and I think back in

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the eighties and I think of like
bands like ac DC as being ancient,

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and then when you get older you
realize they're only like ten years older than

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me. This doesn't make sense,
you know what, I got a store

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you live And if I remember,
I was so excited in nineteen eighty seven

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to have seven throw tickets Foreigner,
and here I was in Vegas two weeks

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ago in line with buffet. Mm
hmm, that's crazy. Yeah, yeah,

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no, yeah it was, but
with four sitting here talking saying yeah,

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hey, then well anyway, it's
Uh, but yeah, what was

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I saying before? I said that
when cars came it was really cool because

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you know, now I go the
young, big Nebraska football fans. So

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sometimes I go to practice and I'll
have a you know, I'll have some

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big old eighteen year old lineman come
up to me and hey, well you

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made her. I'm like, oh, man, I gotta go get when

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I got to get a picture,
I love you. Mane hilarious and I'm

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going, man, that is really
cool. You know, I've been forever.

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Now I got college kids and high
school kids getting my picture because they

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loved made her when they were a
kid. So it's really cool. It

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was. It was a nice deal
that came around. And Pixar, well,

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you know, they've always been really
good to me, and it's such

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a good franchise. It was such
a fun thing to make a whole world

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of cars and that mater he was
fun to voice. So and we're still

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doing Little Lodge and them, so
it's been pretty cool. Well, we

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hope you're still doing MATERA. We
have a request and I know you get

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probably every day of your life.
But Danny here, his son is three

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years old. His name's Malcolm he
just had a birthday and he is obsessed

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with mater. He's obsessed with cars. It's our favorite thing in the world

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right now. And he's you're talking
about dealing with college kids, there's a

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whole nother generation behind those kids.
Like I said, my son is three

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years old and he is obsessed with
cars. So Larry, we're thinking if

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there any chance you could give us
a quick shout out as mad to Malcolm,

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we would be forever graceful, absolutely
ready, you got your stuff?

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Run a ready, Hey Malcolm,
Hey, this is mad like I'm made

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without the time. But am I
a beard and a tour the trailer park

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the jew fans of Major And if
you ever get to the Radiator's friends,

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Dad gum you and me, we'll
do some backward driving. All right then,

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Malcolm, don't forget you and me. We's best friends. See you

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later. This is Oh my god. I think I'm gonna cry. I'm

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not. I'm like, I have
tears of my eyes right now because he

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is going to freak when he hears
this. I need a video I will

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playing as Malcolm's eyes wide what what
it's like daddy? And as friends?

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I love doing that. That's one
of the funnest things about getting to do

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major you get to you get to
make a lot of kids' days. So

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that's I enjoy doing that. I've
been very blessed to be able to have

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the have that going for me.
So that's pretty what a kind sweet thing

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to do, man, I really
appreciate it. All right, Larry Man,

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I think we'll let you shuffle.
Man. We're excited to have you

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in town April fifteenth through twenty.
First. You're gonna be the Lost Colinas

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Country Club. Uh. Tons of
celebs, man, We said, Romo

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Pudge Rodriguez is in this DeMarcus where
we got Roger Clemens. Are you a

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Braves fan? I imagine you are
right. You said you like baseball.

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Oh yeah, I'm I'm a big
Brave fan. But I'll be honest,

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I'm a Braves fan. And I
became a Rangers fan because when I was

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last time I was, I was
down in Fort Worth doing some stuff for

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the PBR not the beer the Bulls, and I ran into some of the

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guys from the Rangers and they were
playing the Braves, so they were super

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sweet to me. I went and
set an owner's box for the Rangers and

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and I ended up meeting a bunch
of people, so I always, uh,

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they're my second favorite team now,
so I said, yeah, I

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love going down there to the Ranger
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too, So both, I'm but
I'm a huge Breaks fan. I've been

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a Brakes fan since I was years
old. So, well, it's cool

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you're on board with the Rangers.
Obviously a good time for that. Well,

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yeah, Glavin. Tom Glavin was
on with us last week talking about

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this tournament and small seer both can
be in this thing. So honestly,

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we're happy to have you in town, and we're are happy to I've had

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you here on ninety seven one the
Freak. Larry, thank you so much

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for joining us this morning. Brother. Oh you're welcome face for having me

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today. Come on out and see
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out there and hug your dang Nick
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there you go, Larry, how
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It's kind of cool this tournament is
you know, you have the Edgewood the

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Tahoe thing, which is sort of
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have the AT and T Pebble Beach
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you know, obviously a blend,
but dude, sneaky, sneak. The

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Invited Celebrity Classic is turning in one
of the best celebrity golf tournaments in America.

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And again we have it here.
Grounds. Tickets are free for all

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three days of competition. You can
get Invited Celebrity Classic dot com slash tickets.

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And it's not just celebs, dude, seventy eight PGA Tour champions,

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you know, legends, VJ saying
justin, Leonard Ratief, Goosen, John

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Daly is gonna be here. And
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half a million dollars for the momentous
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Worth. And also they have this
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at the Invited Celebrity Classic. Military
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access to premium views of the course
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doing it right, man. And
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and grown and grown and now it's
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heap of these celebrity turning. I
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too, Like it's it's gotten bigger
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thing is gonna be just as big
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the Lake Tahoe Day. Yeah,
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the Pebble be pro am is always
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of its own little thing. And
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lot of fun. And the tickets
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tickets if you want to get down
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tournament. They got a Tom Glavin
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guy, do stop. Was that
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I almost tear it up just picturing
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hero car from his favorite movie.
He said, Malcolm, we're friends for

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we're best friends, best friend.
God. I can just picture Malcolm eyes

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open. Malcolm's gonna ask for his
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We're not here talking to you and
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to like beat down like these like
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that, right, did I don't
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think he'll do it. I watched
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the Pixar thing, and I kind
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he just starts crying. It's on
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Pixar gig because he watched a few
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got that job and it changed his
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think about how many people might have
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maybe everyone does it, would have
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ready to go. Dude, He's
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That's why I was almost apologized,
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we're gonna do what was no doubt
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excited, Yeah, like all you
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plus, dude, I can't wait
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Put the arrow through your head and
then play that record. Malcolm,

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what a palate cleanser. After the
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Guys, can I give you some
breaking golf news? Max Homer birdied on

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three? No way? Oh my
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I'm like, well, there's only
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right, Well, we will talk
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the Max Hoomer Colin Morikawa group.
Okay, as he is going to trespass

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saying through a wooden through the woods
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He's a big listener and that's coming
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this is to commemorate Maxhoma birdying on
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is gonna try to hang out with
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airways in a few minutes. This
is Live Golf bought the PGA. Live

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Golf bought the pg A. How
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day? Lived Golf bought the peg
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yesterday, golf bag, clubs,
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It's fun. John Rahm, Brian
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Justin Rose, Ricky Fowler, Jordan
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golf shot, golf shot. That's
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You know everybody, Moura cow,
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looking at your He's looking at me
me, Tommy Fleetwood's looking at him.

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Max Holmer. Yeah, to clarify
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Work Tour doesn't stand for double penetration. Huh. Shocking turn at the end.

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Clarification out of nowhere for no reason. I'm good. No one was

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wondering that. God, look at
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emotional hearing that dedication to Malcolm.
Larry is a good dude. He is

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a good Dude's amazing, So happy
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that. How are you gonna Can
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your laptop and record. Yeah,
I'll yank the audio after the show,

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I'll put it on, I'll email
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email it to me. I'll play
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record him put video. Yeah,
oh yeah, for sure. Yeah,

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that way I get video and audio. Yes, you get both. Make

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sure you're set to both record video
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do that, so I can tell
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just clarify, just to make sure
everyone new, Mike, you drive over

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to Danny's later and set up the
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and then you just in charge of
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never been to Danny's. Wait here, if we do it that way,

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are you gonna tell it? So? Wait? Easy to me? In

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a good mood, right, and
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you. I probably have to set
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Daddy talked to a cool dude today. Yeah, a gold dude wants

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to be your friend, wants to
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Well, you listen, just see
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be awesome. We'll play it tomorrow. That is so great. Yeah.

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we turn our mic on, I
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I'm Kevin, that's Danny and Mike
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of the people who might just heard
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though we've played it a million times. So think about next week we will

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do Downbeat Request Live. That's right. DRL Live. You can call in

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uh and you basically can request an
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can find it, I'll play it. If I can't, I won't.

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You can request a topic for us
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If you can hear a song,
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DRL. You request it, we
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and if you won't, do you
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not right? Well, you can
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Don't care your it's my favorite things. KT does a lot that I really

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enjoy. But it's you KT describing
why you'd be an excellent actor. Oh

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my god, I don't that's the
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like that one. I don't know. I don't know. It was a

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six AM thing and it was just
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guys, we were talking about is
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is Christine listen to me. It's
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a little teaser. I was telling
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if I would have been ridiculed for
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and I would be a beast of
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know how to play it to the
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a moment, and I know when
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hands. Wanted to crush them,
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on the right of their lives.
You have a tremendous actor. I also

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pull that and we'll send that to
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talk about a turn coming up next, unnecessary information of a tremendous actor coming

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up next. We break them with
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great choice for I forgot about the
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you put them in the palm of
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them, but also send them on
the Texas Giant. Let everybody know that

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you can't get hold you're You're a
wonderful idiots beautiful. I'm hard. I'd

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like to request that for next week
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which we've been pushing back for three
weeks. D r L next week tomorrow

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eight o'clock. Five opportunities to win
a pair of tickets to see the Dave

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Matthews Band June first at No Seki's
Pavilion. Coming up next though, we

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will get San Antonio man on the
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we'll set it up briefly after the
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traverse to the wooded area and walk
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currently playing the Valero Open. The
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he's on fifteen ten. This is
going to be a blanking disaster next