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Seven o'clock hour of Load with some
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in the Hall of Fame good news
for MAVs fans. In fact, I

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think a double dose of good news
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tonight. With the win, I
think you could expect Jason Kidd on our

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show tomorrow. We're also having former
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St always things going on. It's
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really, it truly is. It's
the place to be if you're looking for

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stuff to talk about the water cooler, you listen here on your way into

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work. You load it up and
don't be at jerk. Tell your friends,

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you know, in fact, tell
a friend, text a friend right

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now and screenshot it to us and
text into us too, and four or

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eight one seven seven eight seven.
Give them a reason, Yeah, give

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them a reason, because no,
no, you give the person texting their

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friend a reason. Yeah, what's
the reason that they should text their friends

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a chance to win free stuff.
He's got a murder mystery coming up.

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Double double shot of good MAVs News
at seven forty five. Ye, well

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what about right now? But right
now it's time for this. He's out

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following. Oh you're saying, now, I get it. I don't have

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to eat the pill. Eat the
pill, eat the pill. There's some

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funny small town games coming in.
How for the Yeah, what do you

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have? Last segment? We're talking
about old town game that you would do

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to pass the time in small towns
because you don't have six flags and football.

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Yeah, I mean, there's just
a lot. Some of them are

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just jokes. This one I haven't
even read it. I grew up in

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Savoy, Texas. Oh Savoy boy, north of it, directly on the

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Red River. I had known.
My age is a neighbor. I used

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to hit rocks with a stick for
four hours a day, pretending I was

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playing baseball. I would do the
announcers voices and everything. Then go to

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the creek and try to find snakes. Ye, dude, crowded fishing,

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so legit, Oh my god,
what a smear the Q mean mm that's

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we called it. Tackle the man
with the football. So did we.

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We called it tackle the man with
the football. I don't know what you

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would with the football? Yeah,
we would. That doesn't rhyme. I

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didn't even know politically correct. Well, I didn't know that it was.

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I didn't know it was called smear
the queue until I got to to Dallas.

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I had no idea. I swear
to god, I am not kidding

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you. There was a lot of
racist stuff that went on and around me

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and my small down that one wasn't. Yeah, I never heard that until

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I moved here. I was like, what y'all call it? That was

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like, No, we just called
it tackle the man with the football.

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I know it's a long title,
but that's what it was called. We

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definitely played smear the que and you
call it like that, Yeah, you

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big town lives yaks, so righteous, and then here you are calling that

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game. Yeah, you're right,
we're small town country bumpkins. We're calling

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it tackle the man correctly calling football. You really called it football? We

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both did aggressive in nineteen eighty three. Yes, we called it smear the

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Q. Very forward thinking kids,
and you guys are to have your mind

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rocked. Yeah, I was feeling
my mind's not going to be rocked,

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but I'm interested to hear what you
have to say. This is why you

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texted your friend. By the way, no superlatives, okay, I know

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you've no five year contracts for me. A US firm has installed this memory

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disc that contains a vault of human
history and they've put it inside this underground

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village in a mountain in Switzerland.
It's a futuristic disc. It holds sixty

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million microscopic pages of human knowledge.
It's designed to survive a cataclysmic event,

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the apocalypse. It's got it.
The entire contents of Wikipedia, Rosetta,

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Stone, books, photos, illustrations, every key aspect of world culture and

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art and history and sports and entertainment
is on these discs. There's small discs

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that hold a bunch of space and
they're hid in this thing that's called the

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Global Knowledge Vault. And this is
I have thought about this. First of

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all, some of the comments are
a little a little caustic because it's like

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we're overdue for a big, you
know, catastrophe. But there's this company

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that they're calling it the Art Mission
Foundation, and they are already they're gonna

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send these discs to Mars and Venus
as well. The chairman of this project

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basically said, if something really bad
happens on Earth, this will be our

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planetary insurance policy. Okay, so
it's got things that represent our history and

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our current culture, everything, everything
that we've done, really everything from our

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civilization and our civilization is three hundred
years, four hundred years in this country.

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How long have we been civilized people? A little launder three hundred years.

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In year sixteen hundred, we were
not civilized people. I mean we

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were. No, they were not. What do you mean by civilized?

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They were throwing pooh at each other. They were not civilized sixteen They were

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playing small town country games, Kevin. They were able to construct large wooden

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ships to traverse the seas. That
doesn't mean you're civilized. What do you

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think civilized? What is wrong with
you behaving like a normal person? Thousands

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of years, thousands and thousands of
years, thousands of years BC we were

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technically. Let's just agree to disagree
on the definition of what civilized means.

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I suppose your version of civilization could
be different than mine, because Kevin doesn't

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think that civilization started until the iPad. Yeah, I mean never had an

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iPad. Sure, So is this
database is it? Is it searchable to

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determine exactly what's in it? No, it's the public I said. It's

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a disc disc like how made out
of quartz and that single disc. So

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the size of it, they're smaller
than this. But if it was the

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size of a compact disc, this
is the way they used it to scale,

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it would hold three hundred and sixty
terabytes of info. So they've got

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a bunch of these and they've put
them underneath like in a mountain, in

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a vault. It's like a James
Bond Villains like layer and it's got a

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huge steel door. Now, they
took the publication the Sun in and showed

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them like they have to go in
there, and it's effing wild. They

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have a railway, they have underground, a full underground network, and they're

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like, it's not like a tunnel. They do have undergroun tunnels, but

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it's like it's not like it's just
tunnels. It's an underground village. They

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despite being under all these like three
hundred met of like rocks, because they're

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inside a mountain and a big huge
steel door inside that, they still have

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strong phone connection and Wi Fi and
that's where they're gonna store all this just

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in case. No, I love
this, Kim Jong un goes bam.

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It's the button and future civilizations generations
will be able to have some some context.

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How do the future civilizations get inside
the giant steel door? Is there

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a map with an X on it? Yeah? What if they don't have

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the retinal scan of the evil Bond
villain? That's the best question, because

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I think that's the best question so
far on this topic in the history of

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the station. Because you're you're you
are like, I mean, that's the

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because the the big steel gate is
not there to I don't think prevent intruders.

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That's there to prevent bomb or destruction
of the planet. So maybe it's

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just unlocked. It says this facility
has constant conditions, constant temperatures, sits

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many three hundred meters of rock on
weekends, at host music festivals, wedding

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ceremonies, and concerts, So they
find having people run in there, So

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that's a little weird. This doesn't
sound That's where it gets a little shoddy.

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Yeah, you're gonna find a bunch
of beer cans and cups. Future

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civilizations will find never reds, solo
cups everywhere, break it up, and

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no one cleaned up after this party. The Global Knowledge Vault, and I

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think you're going to be hearing more
and more about it in the coming days.

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I wonder who curated the content for
this Wikipedia, because I guarantee you

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it's not complete. That's interesting,
the Sun. What a good article do

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they have? Inside secret project backing
up Earth in case of World War III?

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With bomb style Alpine vault holding all
human knowledge? The massive bunk as

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five and a half kilometers of underground
tunnels, caverns and laboratories, and even

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its own miniature railway. Switzerland.
Is this a collective effort between nations,

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world government? Or is this just
Switzerland doing their own things. I don't

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think it's that. I think I
think it's I think it's his own.

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It's a a Roague company, it
says, a US firm has installed a

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British designed Superman memory disc containing a
compendium of human history. All right,

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let's get these people on. I
tried to. I've actually hollered at these

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Uh. The doctor who speaks in
that article, doctor comp stature, doctor

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evil. Oh it's evil. Now
that's the CEO, Right, does a

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doctor of that article, doctor comp
stature, you say he was the one

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who was going on and on about
the Wi Fi down there. But I

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love this sort of thing, I
believe if we have and it may be

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included in this too. But in
the Arctic somewhere, isn't there the Global

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seed Vault? You ever heard of
that? That came up in the article

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And I didn't know what it was
and was real tired, so it didn't

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click on it. They have what
is? It's no, not the seeds

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of people. Well, I bet
you had a seed vault in the eighth

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grade, Niki, under your bed? Anything else to do? We get

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it? You just stayed inside all
right here? It took shots at the

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help. I admitted that to you
in confidence. The Global Seed Vault in

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Small Barred is wedged into a small
island in the Arctic, halfway between Norway

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and the North Pole. It's not
a popular vacation destination. The vault is

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a secure bank for the future of
the world. It holds duplicate samples spare

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copies of seeds held in gene banks
worldwide. The Seed Vault provides insurance in

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the event of a large scale,
regional or global crisis. It's essentially a

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back up security plan for wait human
knowledge that underlies the Internet. Yeah,

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so maybe there's a different one,
same idea though, but I thought it

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was a literal seeds to read plant. That makes sense that that would exist.

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Yeah. Yeah, it's kind of
like that. What do they call

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them those time capsules when you're in
high school and you open them up at

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like your twenty year reunion and go
back and read them. We see what's

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in the buck? Did you do
one of those? We did one of

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those where I was we were on
mushrooms and we took video of us predicting

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what we'd be doing in like thirty
years or something. I think I had

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myself winning two green jackets two not
one, two to Claret Jugs. I

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think I was gonna double Grand Slam
the majors. You're gonna catch Jack when

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I was sixteen years old, have
yet to win one. That's not doing

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barely break ninety right now, but
not giving up. But they an amateur

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last week, that's right. But
there was a people because of drug use

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that were worried about it. So
they were like some friends were like trying

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to like get rid of the damn
thing, and then they added on so

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much crafter the school. They dug
it up, and I think it was

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all destroyed. Oh no, yeah, so we're in the clear. We

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never did one of those, never
did a time, No, I never

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did what do you call it?
Time? Time? Yeah? Yeah,

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it's the great idea, though,
man, And I think we dug one

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up in school or in college or
something like the date that's supposed to be

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dug up. We did it up
and it wasn't all that interesting, but

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it's a cool idea. We wrote
letters to ourselves in like eighth grade,

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and allegedly that's going to be coming
back to us soon. Let's see eight

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three, like thirteen fourteen. Yeah, yeah, allegedly that's going to be

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coming back in thirty years or twenty
five years. They send those out.

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It's like a tradition. It only
back in the day. So you wrote

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a letter to yourself and they were
in the eighth grade. And who's going

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to mail this to you is if
the teacher's still alive. Right, you

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assumed the teacher. But they're small
town traditions. You're passing. I am

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tired, yea, that means too
tired to mail. Oh no, and

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also the teacher. You know what, those teachers are probably still alive.

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I think a lot of my teachers
are still alive. And it's probably because

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they were actually like twenty five and
I thought they were sixty. Yeah,

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because you just have no reference,
like anybody that is, yeah, out

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of college is one hundred years old. Ye when you're when you're a kid,

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right, they're probably twenty four.
Yeah, it's not that different twenty

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four. Well, you know about
is it the golden disc on the Voyager

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U, the Space Mission Voyager.
It was launched in nineteen seventy seven,

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that's the one that there. It's
just going, which is awesome, like

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to think in nineteen seventy seven they
have the foresight to say, screw it,

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let's try this, and how the
hell's it? It's just still going

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and somehow communicating with us civilized,
just going. You're right, that was

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the day we achieved a real civilization
was at nineteen seventy seven. It was

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sixty. But they put a disc
on it with I believe audio recording.

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It might almost be exactly a record
to let other extraterrestrials basically to share information

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with them. I have it hang
on because it's super interesting. The Golden

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Record. Here you go. They're
still in communication with this thing, with

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the Voyager. They know where it
is. Yeah, is it outside of

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our galaxy or is it still floating
around? I mean, I have no

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idea about this stuff. As of
twenty twenty three, the Voyagers are still

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in operation beyond the outer boundary of
the heliosphere in interstellar space. The collect

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and transmit useful data to Earth.
Okay, what an ambitious, badass program.

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But they have a thing on it. I think it's like welded to

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the side of it. I believe
it's called the Golden Record. Um,

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this is in nineteen seventy seven.
Yeah, you're sure it's just not a

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copy of led Zeppelin's presence. Yeah, They're like, this covers it,

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so maybe it's not. Okay.
Pioneers ten and eleven, which preceded Voyager

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all right, both carried small metal
plaques identifying their time and place of origin

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for the benefit of any other spacefares
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Oh. With that example before them, NASA placed a more ambitious message

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aboard Voyager one and two, essentially
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of our world to extraterrestrials. The
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phonograph record, a twelve inch gold
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to portray the diversity of life and
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awesome, but it's also the proper
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records, it's why doctors have our
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all things that you need to advance. We need to know what happened.

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trusting that the people who might in
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record player. It's just gonna be. It's good. Well, it's gonna

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be a record player per se,
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to the side of the voyager.
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Hamster speak English, that might help. Well, that's the point is that

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a stone is in there, though
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there, but that's what this is, containing sounds and images. The point

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elected to portray diversity and life on
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and they're gonna have Oh my god, you guys found this. Yeah,

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they're gonna be radiated peoples, hies. The real key to your legacy is

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making sure what your Wikipedia page is
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it ceases to exist in the next
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up on that disc. So someone
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Throw cries after your orgasms, then
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be dead and't care. Right,
we'll all be dead. Birthdays. Let's

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go interesting pivot birthday? Is it
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thirty eight? Oh my friend?
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friends with Rachel Bilson. I escort
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OC on the Manhattan Beach Pier when
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start reading that book. The oral
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but Mischa Barton was also nearby.
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and see if yeah, check see
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of the funniest days on set he
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a big intern. He was posing
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Grande's forty one Frankie Grande, Right, Frankie in there for you, Thank

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you? Is that a wrestler?
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six Yeah no. And I'm trying
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close Electric six wrestling. I'm going
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towns. Frankie Grande. Maybe he
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Danny. He's the big brother of
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on a certain television show that was
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He's a double big brother brother.
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on a Big Brother a couple of
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a pretty solid big brother player,
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Happy Birthday, my friend Carrie Coon
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Is that Mohammad's daughter? No,
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Oh, she's got to be beautiful
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Fresh Prince. I love Fresh Prince. My mom and I would sing the

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theme song every week together, every
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spot the cat you do? Uh
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all and none of it. It
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purse. But yeah, the cast
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black friends. Look at my African
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I'm hi Cindy. Cindy's visiting from
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people campaigning to make ant viv a
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you caught the ant viv switch,
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did sing the song. How could
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Wellnda forty five, Oh, let's
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The Wilenda's Yeah, the artists,
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have to be from Florida to be
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circus capital of the United States of
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Welenda's all migrated to Sarasota, and
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teacher of mine at Riverview High School. Wow, I feel like we've learned

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a lot. Just now, go
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Is it? Time to speed round
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Actor Cornell Cornell, Yeah, hangover
office Sleepy Brown. Sleepy Brown Brown,

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most known for being a featured artist
on the Big Boys song which is technically

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credited to outcasting. I Like the
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Mary Blue rehtt In fifty six had
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She would have been sixteen at that
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Okay, one? What do you
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say the truth? It's right fine. Neil Diamond eighty three standards? Uh

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sing standards? He does? Now? Will you sing us out at the

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end of the show with Neil Diamond
today in honor of his birthday? And

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I love to like I did with
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find me a good deep cat too. I'm not gonna do Sweet Caroline,

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I'm not from Boss Danny. Aaron
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Angel, I think you should take
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up at nine Weirdly and Little Chocolate
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Warren Zeven would have been seventy seven. Sharon Tate would have been eighty

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one. One Manson, Yeah,
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dish. Yeah, And Oral Roberts
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I had a friend back in college
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a dentist. Stop you're making things
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college? Did you go to college? Yes? Where? Well? Texas?

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home of mean green football. So
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right, I'm not look at you, and nothing says get your guns up

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more than Kevoh okay. Coming up
next, how Adrian Beltray tried to prank

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the Hall of Fame next to ninety
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