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Broadcasting live from the Addiction Treatment Services
Third Annual Beach Volleyball Tournament with Mitchell O'Brien,

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Justin Burke, Kim Hopkins, Kim
Ryan, Marnie Winfield, and your

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host Corey Winfield. Yes, hanging
out at the tournament. ATS Volleyball Tournament,

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third Annual. What's up, mccrey
Winfield. I'm justin Burke. What

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up? I'm Mitchell O'Brien. Oh. I just flicked a spider onto my

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leg. I've been trying to kill
as many as I can these spiders here.

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Man, this should be called Spider
Park. What's the name of this

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park? Justin Glickville? Wickville Park? What's that's that's totally not their cruct

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name. What's the name of this
park? Mitchell Grelickville, Gretlickville Park.

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That's That's where we're at today.
It's the tournament. We're having fun.

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Little overcast right now. I'd say
it's a nice like what seventy five,

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seven, seventy seven or somebody eight? How about eighty one? Damn?

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But it's so nice because the breeze. It feels like the breeze be hitting

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off the lake now. And this
isn't this is like Michigan, but the

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people here call it the Bay or
something. Yeah, yeah, it's uh,

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this is the west arm of Grand
Triver's Bay off of Lake Michigan.

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Okay, so how does that work
with fish? They're in the water.

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Yeah, but do the fish come
from Lake Michigan. Do they check out

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the bay and stuff? Yeah?
Yeah. They're kind of like tourists in

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the summertime who come from like Ohio
and Detroit to check out Triver's City in

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the bay. The fish come from
the other Great Lakes to It's like they're

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tourists fish. Okay, some actually
live in the bay. Oh well,

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it's just like Trivers City. We
got people that live here all year round.

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So some could be from southwest Michigan
where I'm from, and they swim

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all the way up here and someone
don't really think so it works like that.

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But then when they want to meet
like other fish, like say,

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like if they're you know, they've
been down in it's like Saint Joe Ben

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Harbor their whole life. And then
they check out South Haven, cruise up

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like maybe to Holland and the Skeigan
area, and they're like the stupid for

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like day trips with their kids.
Yeah. Yeah, and then they just

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keep going. So like, why
would I go back to Southwest Michigan.

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I've already made it this this far. Might as well just keep going.

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Check out the Bay. There are
better schools here. Yeah, that's a

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good one, Michelle, that's a
good one. I like that. I

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don't know what drops around this thing, so I'm not going to hit them.

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People are like, that's great,
thanks Cory for not doing that.

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Yeah. But yeah, we got
thanks to Max Bauer in Traverse City.

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They hooked us up with. It
was one hundred and fifty hot dogs or

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something like that. I was over
there for like two hours. Grow and

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they're not just hot dogs or like
Frank Furters or something. I'm taking ones

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Like that's like the sausage man.
Yeah, this sassage fest out here today.

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Yeah. Look at Gary, he's
shoving a hamburger and he's got a

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sausage too. He was already eight
one. Yeah, so thanks, I

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heard you, like Wieners. Well, thank you to Max Pauers for Justin's

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third grade teacher for laughing at his
jokes because you encouraged him to keep telling

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them throughout his life. Huh.
Oh, I was gonna get beat up.

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That was the podcast for Thanks for
listening. But there's a lot of

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people out here in early recovery and
they're just being showed that, like you

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can have a good time. You
know, there's volleyball being played, there's

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cookout going on, you know,
there's food. You know, you got

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drinks that don't have alcohol in them, you know, and it's it's a

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good time. Man. You got
men, you got women out here,

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you got whatever you want to identify
as out here. I guess spiders.

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Yeah, Spider's out here everywhere.
My son's out here, my wife's out

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here. This is pretty cool.
I could have used Parker back when I

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was trying to find a place to
put the equal Knox. It would be

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nice. Yeah, well he's a
Parker. And to Mitchell's four great teacher

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for encouraging his jokes about his life, thank you. It's really helped him

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out in his life. And he
wants to pay a tribute to you right

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now by telling you another joke.
Well, we just encourage encouragement. Wait,

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wait, each other, Okay,
encourage the encouragement of each other.

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I do agree with that statement.
But one thing I like about what's going

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on here at the volleyball tournament.
Is we actually you said early recovery.

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There's a lot of early recovery here, but there's actually a lot of long

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term recovery here too. And if
everybody's coming together, he said, men,

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women, if you want to identify
as a spider or whatever, we're

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all here hanging out having a fun
time. Justin took care of the wieners

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earlier and got everybody fed, and
it's just a good time everybody in recovery.

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When I had it was it was
hot. It was very hot.

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It was very juicy. So I
had a air folk that I wasn't gonna

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explode in my mouth dead. That's
my fifth grade teacher, Missus Hinton jokes.

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And something's funny. I do enjoy
the breeze. This is nice to

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have this breeze. Yeah, it
is. And that's a beautiful thing about

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Michigan. Man, is I live
down south. It's miserable. I hate

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it. Fort Smith, Arkansas,
San Antonio does Dallas, Texas. It's

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hot. It's damn hot, and
it's hot every day until from like April

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till mid November. It's just hot
every day. And the beautiful thing about

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Michigan is it could be hot a
couple days, then it gets dips down

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seventies. You're high, yeah,
you know. I mean that's the beautiful

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thing. We have four seasons and
here in Traverse City. You know,

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if you like water, there's a
lot of waters. Yeah, which is

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pretty cool. I flew the drone
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all right, I guess that's the
closest you're gonna get to it. Yep,

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because there's fishing there and they will
kill you. I saw a story

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the other day. I can't remember
what it was on, but about a

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fish killed somebody. Again, they
just they bury it, man, They

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just they don't want people to know
about it. I've heard a government six

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seven pike and musky out here and
I well, yeah, And I showed

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you guys that video I sent it
to you on on Facebook of that guy

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who was trying to get in the
boat and then like his buddies were like

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ha ha ha, and then like
he didn't realize what it was. He

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thought it was like a life raft
or something. Then he realized this big

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fish that was the size of a
whale just rolls up on him and he's

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like, ah, and he starts
freaking out and then the video winds before

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they show the fish eating them.
But like it's it's for real thing,

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man, I think there's a story
in the Bible. Actually yeah, yeah

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exactly. And you know how I
am about the Bible. It's facts.

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Yeah, you know it's not going
on. No. I was thinking about

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this today though, because my cat's
a little asshole. My cat even like

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their kittens, they look cute,
right, and then they grow up a

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little then you know, okay,
but then they hit that year between a

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year and two years, they are
just assholes. They will knock everything off

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your table anything. And I have
my acoustic panels up in the basement.

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He climbs them. He's a climbing
wall. Yeah. I had this one

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that that I paid more than I
would ever pay for him hung on the

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wall and it's like an art one
that has our wedding photo on it.

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And I see scratches all up in
that mug. He climbs them and I

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don't know, he's just a jerk. So here's what here's what I was

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thinking. You know how I'm always
on like I wonder if the first person

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had a baby, how they know
what a breastfeed it, and how they

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know this and how they even know
they were pregnant when a person was pregnant

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the first time and then like a
little elbow comes out, you know,

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the tummy. How were they not
like, oh, let's get that beast

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out of there, you know and
eat it. That's my that's my thinking

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of like why didn't they do that? Well, who was the first caveman

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to domesticate a cat? And like, oh, it's a cute kitting to

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like this is he's knocking over all
of our like rock fixtures and he just

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needs to go back. Then too, they just kick them out of the

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cave, Like what was what was
the thinking behind that? Like were they

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like, oh it, we shouldn't
have even like made this cat a thing

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because this is this is satan.
You know. Honestly, kids when they

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turn about three to four, they
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two to four they're the same way. Well, I could tell you that

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from about two to fourteen actually,
so back in the Viking days when the

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little three year olds run around like
just being an a hole? Is that

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better? Justin like what do you
think like the king Viking guy did,

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was he like just or like you
take a sword out. Yeah, yeah,

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tell the scars and stuff when the
girl You don't know, I think

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your headphones are up a little much, mitche really yeah, because you're just

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kinda oh yeah, okay, but
not that you're a part of the conversation.

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What'd you say is stabbing people?
Yeah? What the king Viking guy

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do And they just pulled stord out
and just be like cut it out.

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Yeah, I don't know. That's
just something I was thinking about. The

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cat thing though, they say that
I heard this on the History Channel that

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cats is a domestic cat actually domestic
themselves. Okay, they're smaller breeds of

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cats, wild cats in Africa that
started to realize that rodents were around human

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populations, and then they would go
there to hunt them, and then the

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humans would give them food and stuff, and eventually they realized there was a

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relationship because cats aren't actually tame like
a dog. You have cats and they

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don't try to kill you. Like
that's a nice thing that they do for

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us. But you can't teach it
to sit like you can a dog.

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You can, you can, but
not the average cat. Yeah, you

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can. You can do that stuff
to other lions. Too, But I

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would never just let one roam around
in your house, you know what I'm

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saying, because you might not wake
up that night. I'd love to have

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a lion in my house, right
the first year and a hat year to

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two years, I would not want
them because it'd be pushing all the that

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be push your fridge out the back
door. Yeah, get off the corner.

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Maybe a little harder to grab him
up and get down. Now snap

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my finger and look at him,
and it's just no back even growls.

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Okay, well just just once I
told you to stop feeding him turkey,

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give him cat treats, a lot
of tuna fish much. Yeah, you'd

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have to man that tiger king guy. I bet his bill was expensive that

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water if he left him by hanging
that other lady, Yeah, I think

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that. I think there's a part
of the show, isn't it. Lady

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left people hanging. Yeah, because
I'm sure he didn't pay his bills,

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right, I'm pretty sure that's part
of it. Better when the chick got

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her arm bit off and he's like, I'm never financially recovering from this,

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well, yeah, the guy got
his arm bit off too, didn't he?

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Probably there are multiple interesting things that
happened in that show. The one

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lady couldn't ford to feed hers so
she fed her husband. Man. I

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wonder if COVID didn't happen, if
they would ever be a thing. I

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don't know. We can think COVID
for it, though I don't think I

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would have watched it. We should
have a podcast today with Justin in it.

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Oh, okay, we'll talk about
Netflix. What's up? I don't

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watch Netflix? All right? It
was they could damn theirselves to one IP

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address, so you can't share it
because you can't steal it or have your

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family steal it from you. I
don't want it. Okay, cool,

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well, mention I have it.
I don't like how they keep raising prices,

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and dude, they're getting just as
bad as Amazon with like all their

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movies not being American. Yeah,
what's up with that. I've enjoyed some

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of the foreign ones. I have
not some, and it irritates me because

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like this is like, oh,
this looks good, and then I hit

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the trailer and then it'll just spiggie
and it's shitty dubbed. Yeah, dubbit

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dub it. Well, pay me, we're sitting right here. Have have

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Justin dub it. You know,
he'll do some American talk on there.

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Would that'd be great if there's just
like this hot guy and he's like on

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the beach and then he comes up
and Justin says, what, okay,

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he dropped your smile. He comes
a handsome dude out of the water,

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shaking his head because he's got this
long, beautiful char and he just looks

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at the camera and he says,
dropped your smile. Dropped your smile.

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Yeah, that'd be awesome. Wow. Yeah, this this game is getting

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pretty good. Kim's out there,
yeah cooking. Kim is out there and

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she's doing good. I just want
to do a little play by play like

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this, This younger guy here with
the blue shirt, he's going hardcore like

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he like in his gym class.
He was like pretty good at volleyball.

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Well, these there are two winning
teams playing each other because Kim's team won

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and this is my son. All
right, well maybe we should. I

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think they're gonna need some some music. And in order to play music,

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I have to connect to the thing. See. I was gonna bring pizza,

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and everybody was like, pizza's nut. So if you bring to the

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beach there's a man right across the
street. Yeah, looks like you do

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bring pizza to the beach. You
can bring pizza anywhere. Yeah, absolutely

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all right, but you can ship
it to your friends if you want.

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Anyway, we'll wrap this up.
Maybe we'll do one from the office later,

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but we'll get back to the music
and yeah, we're having fun here.

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Third annual ATS Beach Volleyball Tournament in
Traverse City. I'm Corey, I'm

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Mitch. Justin to seventeen regovery later