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Good morning about your plans. Your
comedy first responders are here. Although this

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week and then into this weekend,
we're morphing into the comedy ice Breakers story.

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That's us every single morning, Kevin
Turner with Danny Baylis and Mike Sary.

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What I thought about it last night, don't worry about it. Then

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look at me like that thought about
that overnight comedy ice Breakers. Cold Front

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one has hit. Okay, hold
Front one has hit, Go front one

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of two. I'm gonna give a
little credit here to Kevin. The cold

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Front one hit within about ninety seconds. And when your model said the first

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gold fronk was gonna happen, yeah, nailed it. I thought that was

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a joke. Well you remember the
whole I'm always right from earlier in the

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week, vividly bill valid Like I
thought your models was a joke. I

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thought you were just like a fortend
weather man. But that's incredible accuracy that

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you've displayed this morning. Yeah.
I'm sitting here and going I send some

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emails off to some weather a meteorologist, a fumble geologist, weatherman, weather

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women, you know, And I'm
sitting there as I'm sending it, just

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conflicted, like why would I try
to get a weather person on when I

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am the guy who knows. But
I did shoot an email off to send

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at Finfrock last night, so we
get Frock on on Monday, trying to

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have him on call. Send me
DM over to Kylie Kapps and Fox four

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no response. Speaking of weather,
Weather, where I sit, I'm in

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the middle of a long table.
Mikey is flanked to my right, Kevi

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Oh is flanked to my left.
Behind each of them are flat screen televisions,

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one showing the Fox for Weather.
Behind Mikey. We have NBC five

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Weather, and I feel like I'm
at a tennis match, but the participants

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are people that work at twin Peaks
well. Experts come in many shapes and

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sizes, forms, genders. I'm
just glad that I have both options without

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having to turn degrees. It's not
just the women though, it's the men

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too. I mean Pete Delkas famously
puts the meat and meteorologist he does.

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He's always said that, did we
got to kiss the chef? City Agrill

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put the meat and meteorologists? Will
you will you check Danny whenever they sync

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up If each network has the exact
same temperature, Yes, Okay, that's

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your job today, right thirty three
and thirty three, Yes, like to

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the like if it changes by six
o three. Okay, this still says

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six o two, am ya.
But that's that's on that's on a stream,

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and that's on direct TV. Oh
well, there you go, there

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you go, disregardless. Well we'll
talk about the Arctic blast at six thirty.

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As they plan to treat the roads
with Brian. I read that last

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night the text dot is going to
be treating the roads with Brian going to

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empty a bunch of pickle jars on
the roads. I thought that was shrimp.

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No, no, just a guy
named Brian's going around and just one

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guy, very well, one guy. He brought Brian's on the case.

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Are he's saying Brian or Brian?
Brian? What is? What's Brian?

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It's like a salty discharge. You've
heard of brianing pickles like salt and vinegar

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and water. But what's shrimp is? Okay, Brian is the type of

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shrimp? Yeah, it's marinated in
a Brian. It's got like an acidic

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kind of flavor to it. What
Brian? Shrimp is a specific animal?

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Bo Oh yeah, you think they're
just gonna cover the highways with shrimp.

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Yeah, with small, small shrimp. And it's hard to get and it's

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expensive, but it works better than
anything clearly. Story one is the icy

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Roads. You've got to back up
High five due to a malfunction with the

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scampy scampy. Story two is gonna
be Cowboys Packers, and they've made poor

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Larry Collins of NBC five go stand
outside the stadium this morning and the you

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know, thirty mile per hour wind
gusts to talk about you know, what's

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going to be happening here. This
game tailgating could suck Sunday morning, but

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they had him standing out there.
They shouldn't do that to him. I

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have done something for our listeners.
Guys, this football for a reason.

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You do if you go the Freak
Facebook page. Okay, not the Facebook

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listen group, the ninety seven on
the Freak Facebook page, which will still

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have these freaking mongoloids will go in
there and comment what bring back like these

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guys. Ugh, there's boycott the
Freak all these guys, they'll do that

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stuff. Don't worry about them so
much, though. I've put a post

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up if you correctly guessed the score
of Cowboys Packers. With the winning team,

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you get one entry. We'll give
you a Downbeat mystery giveaway next week.

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All right, so go fill up
those comments because we need you to.

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Is it gonna be three pairs of
Luke Bryan tickets that are so highly

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coveted around the Actually, all right, a bunch of people DM and mesual

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like, I'll take the tickets,
Billing walts them. I'll take them so

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like we've had two callers refuse them. A bunch of people want to Well,

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I think there, I think there
is a fine like there are people

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who who really like Luke Brian the
people who really don't like him. I'm

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not sure he lives in the in
the gray. You know, nine o'clock,

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we're gonna do something called the Downbeat
Betting Card. We've got all the

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games from Super wild Card Weekend,
plus some fun props with them, and

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we'll invite our listeners to jump on. Pick one of us as their war

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daddy, yes, their war daddy, Nick me, and we'll go to

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town and the two winners we'll get
Luke Brian tickets and they'll know they'll find

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out on Monday or Tuesday. I
guess Tuesday, technically because there's a game

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Monday night that they're getting Luke tickets
and the loser you got to live with

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it. You cost your listener Luke
Brian tickets, you jerk like Danny cost

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his guy. What was the tickets
last week for the Golden Gloves? I

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think it was Brian tickets, that's
right. Yeah, Chase didn't get Chase

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the brother who is Danny's partner,
who I don't think was too heartbroken over

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the mystery prize reveal. That would
be more of a bet payoff for me

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and Chase to have to go to
Luke Brian together. Yeah. Yeah,

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you have fun though. He's a
funny dude. Chase hilarious. Uh big,

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I got that real good, feel
good stuff back up into my big,

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stupid, dumb mass truck driving on
thirty five. Thank you, bitch

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by my side. I don't look
that trip there it is. Hold on.

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There may only be two pairs of
tickets of feel there's three, three

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pairs available, just two pairs of
We gave one to someone. They were

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kidding. You got it. You
can't avoid this tune. Seven eight years

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ago, I somehow did guilty pleasure
for Dingu ding I've got a lot of

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guilty pleasures. This is not one
of them. I have seen him live

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though, Yeah, we're at Twilight. I think it was at STARplex.

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Yeah it wasn't star Plex because my
friend Ward plays pedal steel guitar in a

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band that opened up for him.
Okay, and he's from here and we're

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great, great friends from years back, and he invited me to the show.

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So I watched Luke Bryan. Basically, I'm just standing next to the

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guy mixing, yeah, the sound
engine, with Ward's wife and they're then

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one year old. I have some
minor showbreaking news. Oh, but nobody

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cares about that. Kevin hit me. I also was declined for a radio

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interview request with Aaron Andrews. Oh
this is good because yesterday we told you

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that Aaron Andrews Is told us at
a very passive age, passive aggressive email

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that included the term Aaron gets so
many wonderful opportunities. Yeah, you mentioned

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that she's a new mom. Yeah
it was aggressive in any way, not

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at all. It was very kind. Copy paste. It is not copy

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paste, because that's why we did
it, Danny. Kevin Center request got

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swatted, and if you truly are
getting this many opportunities. I would imagine

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you just have a cut and paste
response to why we can't grant you an

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interview? Kind of what a thought. Maybe a'ce doing an interview on Friday

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before a game she covers in Dallas, Texas and super Walk our weekend might

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be worthy of doing a thing.
But I think Kevin's onto something and right,

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what's the value in doing radio interviews? How does it help her?

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Versus potentially what she might say,
they get her in some hot water.

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It's just not worth it, I
don't think so. That's a pro tip.

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Never do a radio interview. I
thought that the reply. I thought

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the reply from Aaron's people was almost
complimentary to us, or she said Aaron

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gets lots of what was the word, wonderful opportunities, saying that we are

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one of those wonderful opportunities. That
is a nice she has to decline them.

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That's a nice way to decline someone
asking you to go on a date.

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It's what a wonderful opportunity. Unfortunately
I can't accommodate at this time.

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It's not verbatim because I didn't get
any reference to her fresh Babby, but

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essentially it's the same thing from Kyla
Chalmers yesterday afternoon. Hi Michael, thank

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you so much for inviting Aaron onto
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exclamation point. Unfortunately she is unable
to participate. Aaron receives so many wonderful

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opportunities, however, it's impossible to
accommodate them all. Thank you for reaching

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out, Kyla Chalmers. So,
sam's the blaming the baby. It's it's

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pretty much the same, but it's
not cut and pasted for a decline.

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So that's the experiment that we were
kind of doing. They probably declined every

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NFL team, Well, they really
only do Cowboys games, it seems so

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the Cowboys applying the media from that
market probably hollers it then and they say

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the same thing, appreciate all these
wonderful opportunities. Yeah, but I'm sure

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she's making good money, and like
I just said, she doesn't need to

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do it. She's like, what, why would I know, Kylo say

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no to all of them unless it's
a national maybe or paid you know,

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paid or paid you know. I
think there's a line that people have taken

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and it's like, we're not doing
stuff for free anymore. Yeah, you're

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raising crab on us. I'm not
doing free stuff anymore. And she's right.

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I mean, this is the market, you know, this is Dallas.

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Do you think that us having Aaron
Andrews on is going to I don't

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know, tip the scales one way
or the other for a listener to decide

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whether or not they're going to watch
the Cowboy game? Right? Would one

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person hear her? God, I
really like that Aaron Andrews lady. I

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think it looks like I think I'm
going to watch the Cowboys on Sunday.

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It's football for a reason. Okay, but no, she wouldn't be doing

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it, Tom, it's football for
a reason. Fox's ratings by even a

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fraction. She'd be doing it just
to up the Aaron Andrews profile profile quot,

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you know, by a little bit. She doesn't want that thing to

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go higher anymore. And she's been
around for fifteen years doing this. Yeah,

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yeah, what do you expect?
Kevin? Yeah? Kevin? Why'd

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you make me send that? Well? I wanted someone from the A team

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to respond. At least they did
that little baby KK went silent. You

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should have aimed for Rhino. You're
right, but I didn't want him to

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bring the show down. Rhino would
have come in the studio, put his

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jacket on an hour with you guys. He told us a story about a

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sick kid. I mean, did
he got famous by any know what they

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are? They're good stories, and
I just he got famous by Saturday mornings

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during college game day, like you're
there are those drunk people at the at

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the tailgate, you know, and
the stupid signs, and then all of

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a sudden, tell a story about
one of the fan bases who's got a

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sick kid, and then you do
a ten minute peace on it. You're

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like God, and it's back and
he goes back to the crowd and someone

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just cracked up with a beer on
their forehead, you know. Like Tom

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Rinaldi got it KT him a promotion
to the NFL A team with Greg and

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KK. And also it's gonna be
a little baby KK and Tom Brady next

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year. Probably it's Greg Olsen.
He said, what am I chopped deliver

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and Greg Olsen's good, and I'm
Tom Brady'll be tom Brady will be way

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better. I think you think I
think so. I don't know, man,

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I just looked up Rinaldi's things because
I thought he was a writer first

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whatever, and it says uh,
he was a high school teacher, English

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teacher, whatever, back before and
before journalism. Before he was on a

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local newsman in Portland, Oregon.
But he's also the handball coach at Morris

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High School in the Bronx, New
York. Still no, he was Oh,

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hanball hands to go back to the
Bronx, have to teach handball and

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then fly out Monday through Thursday.
Who's playing handball? What do you think

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handball is? When I say handball, it's it's a worst pickleball. There's

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two handballs. I think of the
handball as the one that I see some

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people play at tennis courts in far
East Dallas, so on the racquetball court

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and they're maybe taking a break with
your little slap glove on. Yeah.

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Al Bundy used to play a lot
of the handball. I've never played handball.

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It looks terrible. What is that? That's when you got Al Bundy

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always had his hands down the foot
of Okay, I mean reference from a

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show that was canceled thirty five years
ago, But thanks Kevin. I saw

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a dude when I flew back from
Sriicota with a no ma'am shirt on.

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It was in the security line,
and another guy in the security line pointed

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out, he goes married with children. That's awesome, bad as love the

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misogyny on that show wearing your no
ma shirt to the airport. Handball is

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slap ball on a racketball court.
But handball is also the incredible Olympic sport

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that I still argue should be popular
in the United States. It's like a

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perfect mix of basketball and soccer played
on the basketball court where they run around

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and pass and they do spin shots, flying soaring highlights. I love watching

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handball that version team handball in the
Olympics. Yes, and it's one of

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Dirk's favorite sports growing up. And
I always say, like, Dirk,

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just start the us HBL or whatever, the handball league. You be the

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face of it. Hell you,
I mean, a couple of years ago

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you could have even played the first
season as a member of the Dallas team.

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I'm telling you, handball could be
super popular in the United States.

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Look up handball highlights on YouTube,
and it's like watching NBA highlights. Like

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you deek the goalie, you nutmeg
the goalie, you do it, jump

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and do like a slow spin ball
that bounces behind the goalie and spins in.

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It's fascinating. That is kind of
dope. It's really it has every

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element that's required to be popular in
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playing knowledge. Yeah. Man,
I, Mike you said something earlier.

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Hello, we're talking about the cold
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earlier. It kind of broke me
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and usually I am. The Emmy's
are Monday Night. Yeah. I

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just saw something on the TV behind
you. I looked it up. Emmy's

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Monday Night, and True Detective is
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on HBO. I'm gonna watch that
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same for sure. Yeah, Emmys
Monday Night. Don't put these award

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shows up against the NFL. This
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because I'm pulling up my document for
the Award Show Invitational. I did

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have eight categories set aside for the
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squeeze them in Monday when we're in
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it's Monday Night. We'll do it
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you're right. I thought it was
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I'd be shocking. Good, it's
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all right, just make sure I
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how much I care about this,
but I wanted to do it before I

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forgot, because, uh, you
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three. No, really, you're
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works. Is that they're saying,
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made a billion dollars, isn't it. I don't know specific react Maverick a

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ton of money, but the idea
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Teller and the same people who did
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again. One point five billion worldwide. Good grief. Yes, I still

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haven't seen it. That's good.
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HBO, he's uh, Tom Cruise
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then he's doing he's working on a
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that. When that you're a go
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see the first movie like or at
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thing filled in space and space,
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there and just put a camera on
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a flying around and there is so
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lot of shrimp and Brian shrimp floating
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do anything about it. She's just
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report once every four or five months
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to Earth. Could hit your neighborhood
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Maybe my young son will invent the
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thing up. POWs. Doctor Malcolm
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sporsh space wash that Earthlings don't We
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we definitely don't care about trash floating
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I'll never go up there. Who
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but there's a lot more of it. I there's a lot of it there's

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so much of it. We are
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but we're not even gross gluttonous consumers, that's all we are. Yeah,

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just devouring our silly little plan.
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and screw? That's all we care
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weren't in the food chain, that's
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appreciate things more. But we were, well, we were for a while.

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well, I guess we technically could
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in twenty years. If the robots
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could be in bad Jane running away
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University, at Boston Aero Dynamic.
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right, we've decided to add a
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one guy that shot a guy at
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this. Oh, okay, cool, let's do it until he starts thinking

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for himself. Yeah, hung greak. Okay. So we're have a little

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fun today because we got a Cowboys
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in that game. So their Ghost
Pepper predictions at eight o'clock. But this

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is something that kind of jumped up
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I'll played off my computer here,
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it was actually sent to us.
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gets that time of year, a
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up with kind of hype songs.
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Rangers. They I think we had
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two three. Game three was very
exciting. You get people pumped up and

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these Sometimes these things go viral and
then who knows that maybe they'll be theme

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songs in stadiums or whatnot. But
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from Wisconsin. They are big Packer
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for their team, the Packers and
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are connected with some my Heart radio
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maybe one of our Milwaukee affiliates yesterday. Yeah. So this is a song

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by a Wisconsin band about the Packers
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and I thought it'd be funny for
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And the name of the band is
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called green Bay? I don't get
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hear green Bay's Packers hype song for
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this Sunday. What kind of lady
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January's big stadium. That's a big
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and liquor. The nation's attend shot. Tont expector boo celebration. Shine.

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the sorrow. Maybe KK will be
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under steps to his lap, I's
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they say complete the official The second
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Jared Cook and with three seconds left, the Packers are gonna have a chance

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to win it. This to send
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be God. The Packers are moving
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you, and Tallah looks like cappeneass
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funny stops their Nigra shine fell the
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said that you will come with tens
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Rachel you get back to that red
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a friend to actually wow, I
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Green Day cover band. I get
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Okay. I got a buddy who
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and said, I've seen that band
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refuse they're coming to town and they're
playing on an outdoor stage because they refuse

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to play indoors. They like to
play in the cold. And they're sitting

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up an outdoor stage over by ships
on lower Green Ships, which they don't

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really do a lot of music over
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weird. They're doing it in the
parking lot by that coffee shop, Yeah,

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and the Milk and Honey ice cream
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Desert Racer, if you want to
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Green Bay. We're going to play
the American Idiot, so calling up that

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the Cowboys America's team, the American
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Cowboys reserves and not bad at the
pronunciation of some very difficult last names.

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Yeah, when you have a lyric
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he's not gonna play. Let's do
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guess o'diggy's doing. Maybe I applawed
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see them weird that it ends with
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I I thought it was weird.
There's crocs in the background. It's

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a little stuff. He kind of
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to to be honest. Let's uh, I'll look up band, get him

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to send us the lyrics. Okay, maybe we'll play it again later and

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let's play in the eight and decode
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lot going on and Green Bay's hit
song. American Idiots preview on the Packers

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and Cowboys this Sunday, What do
that again? Into the Money Hour,

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the eight Man Hour at eight o'clock. Amazing. All right, so that's

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fun. We got a lot of
stuff. MAV's big win last night.

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Kyrie turned up Michael Irvans being he's
got the Biggers an allegation against him that

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he claims there's nothing to it.
But this is this is the point where

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your track record hurts you as a
person. Get into that later coming up

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next though, when is part two
of the Cold Front gonna hit and how

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it's going to affect your weekend next
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