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Three, four, two four,
Good Monday morning, Metroplex with a downbeat,

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and we're here to party. Get
tickets for Burt Kreischer. At nine

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thirty five nine o'clock Sports Butt returns
live in studio eight thirty Dingo's Morning News.

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That Hey, we'll have the season
one winner of the floor, Jacqueline

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Kenney'll be calling in. I forgot
about that. Yes, we have four

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minutes slotted for that interview fresh four
minutes, one hundred questions. I have

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four minutes that will just be a
question of mine. Oh okay, yeah,

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that is true. Remember your question
a lot the lake, the interviewer,

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how much you have for just know
you have ding Do on your side.

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Yeah, chew that ping up,
long question coming. It's a fifteen

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play drive to watch than do work. I learned with it. I'd learned

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from the best. Thank you.
When it comes to long questions me,

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there's someone who better than you.
Sandy does will start a question, then

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I'll start answering it and they'll eventually
rip chord and let him take it from

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here. Day's gone for ball Control, fifteen play Drive, Nicola and Diamond.

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Yeah they win Super bowls. Kevin, what you wear it's not sexy.

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What'd you shoot it at? But
it works? That's the big explosive

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play you want to that's right,
splash plays. I do want to ask,

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but did you have to wear that
green outfit? Did you go wash

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it every day? He is yellow? Bro, yellow? Dude? That

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is green to me? Okay,
this is just like the dress. If

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we want to do it. We're
watching it sleepy again? Are you watching

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it sleepy? No? No?
No? A while ao No, I

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was green, I'm green, lime
yellow? What colors are tennis ball?

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Kevin? Oh? You know what? That is interesting? Somewhere between green

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and yellow for sure. Well,
if you if you made me say it,

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I'd say lime green. What are
they gonna say online? What does

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mister Penn say? Does doctor Wilson
have an answer? Yeah, Chris Penn?

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Does Kevin Bridgestone have an answer for
you? It's it? What's the

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color? Artenciple? That's a good
question. Uh, I think yellow is

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what most people say. You think? Well, I asked you because it

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was a question. Didn't mean I
had the answer, my boy. That's

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one I remember being single digits and
having a long, long argument with my

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brother Richard Richard Cash s Roy how
about that being yellow or green? What

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about the dress? What was it
was blue or gray? That was a

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lighting issue? All right, the
dress is not gray. We've seen tennis

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balls under enough light to have some
consistency fluorescent yellow in organized competitions. Okay,

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okay, Well, Jacqueline Kenney was
your season one winner of the floor

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and she will join us fresh off
of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars at

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eight am, and she's doing it
today. I was trying to push it

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to tomorrow because tomorrow I was going
to sneak attack and throw Gene the machine

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from the floor on her mid interview, spook them find out who the real

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winner was. We break fox,
okay, because if we proved that Jeanne

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could win, Yeah, that is
the floor, then what is the floor?

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Did they face off against each other? No? I do not think

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so, but I could. I
could get a floor stats dot com and

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find out. You know, to
the rest of the world, the floor

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had concluded and was in all of
our rear view mirrors, and some folks

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were happy about that. Everyone everyone
was correct about that. But to us,

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the floor is alive. I wondered
that a lot. Trust me,

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it's still illuminated beneath our feet.
Trust me, I've thought about that a

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lot. But then as I attempted
showgun over the weekend, it's episode one.

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Got through episode one, see that's
you gotta bad start episode one.

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It's a lot of setup, but
episode two weak, hate set up.

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Get me the why don't you put
your dumb phone on a charger and your

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other it's off the phone? Yes, still whispering in the subtitles. Brother,

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I send so much energy everywhere else
and I want to sit down and

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just really lock into some TV.
And then it's just like and then subtitles

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up style and you're like, I'm
reading and listening, I'm having to activate

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my senses. Well, I need
someone to lotion up and go to town.

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You just want to sit back,
hands intertwined behind your head is entertained.

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Yes, make a joke, make
funny me dumb the other thing though,

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the point is what you were saying
with the floor mm hmmm. Consistently

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all week and long, And trust
me, I spent a lot of time

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on Hulu this weekend. Consistently in
the top three most watched shows on Hulu?

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Is that right? Weekend? Yes, so people are watching the Floor.

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Wait, you have like stats that
show that it shows it on the

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well just because it shows you that's
Al's name is geared toward you. No

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me, I'm not watching Your machine
knows that you love the Floor? No

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like you. It says us rated
rated whatever it says, like Hulu popular

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right now on Hulu And I watched
who on YouTube TV, So it shouldn't

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know what it probably does know,
but it shouldn't know you watch the Floor

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on YouTube TV. Yeah, yeah, show gun on Hululus. I had

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to yeah, but yeah, so
yeah, the four is popular and the

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winner of it's coming. So I
had questions. I had a bunch of

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questions. Were you allowed to study
for other topics? Did we learn that

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it took two days to shoot that? I looked it up and it said

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three days. I think three days, okay, And that does beg the

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question of the same outfit, But
it was continuity, like either you're going

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to pretend it's all kind of a
one thing or not. But if you

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only change outfits every two days,
and I think that to the eye is

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more noticeable. You know where you
start then thinking of all, right,

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wait, this is a different day. Also, your question from last week,

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Mike, thank you. Did you
come in with one or did they

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have the list of here's eighty one
areas of expertise? When top three?

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I thought of that that is the
answer. They had one hundred idea to

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Yep, they all choose them because
no one will walk in there and say,

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what's your expertise? Hobbies? Things, hobbies, things in a drawer,

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things in a kitchen drawer is something
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You're like, I'll take it.
I want to know if. Okay,

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So they had to wear the same
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three day shoot. On day three, It's like, are you kind of

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concerned that maybe the the ketchup stain
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was going to show up on camera
when you're wearing a tennis ball yellow short

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dress your craft services mishap, Yeah, okay, what if you do spill

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an apple pie on your chest?
An apple pie? What do you do?

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What did you have for idee?
Stress ate an apple pie for dinner

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in the box? So like my
kid, but also like, how long

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do you go without having to tell
or how long do you go without getting

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to tell her? Anyone that you
wanted her fifty thousand dollars. What happens

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if you do tell someone and it
gets out. I don't know. Okay,

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we are going to get over five
minutes on this interview. You're right,

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dude, she's gonna bring it.
You don't know that she's gonna bring

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it. She's got a pretty bubbly
personality. She's taking off a sardonic wit.

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She's taken off out of town Tomorrow's
that's what she's doing today. I

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was trying to push it to Tuesday
because it was great to do a niche

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Monday, but she's going out of
town. Kevin, that quartermill ain't spending

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itself in that money. You got
a little broad before we get to weekend

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crap. You mentioned apple pie and
stress eating. Yes, And I don't

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like tell too many anecdotes about Malcolm, but this one's really funny. So

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we've been battling illness over like pretty
much since Thursday, and he's on the

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back end of it now. But
his mom got sick over the weekend,

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and so her parents sent him or
us them her whatever, A box of

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TIFFs streets, okay, A dozen
cookies delicious, yeah, yeah, variety

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and I think that on Thursday night, before bed he had one and mom

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had one, So there was a
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The next morning, they are both
not feeling great, and he was up

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all night, you know, coughing
and trying to and so he kept his

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mom up all night. So she's
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watching whatever TV, just trying to
get through the morning until Friday. I

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get off work and can come pick
him up. And I learned that she

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fell asleep on the couch for ten
minutes oh, and woke up and his

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face was covered in chocolate? How
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The funny thing about it. She
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her house, and she opened it
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And I go, Malcolm, how
many cookies did you eat? And he

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looks at me. He says all
of them? And I look at the

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two cookies that are remaining, and
each one of those two cookies had one

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to two bites taken out of them. So he ate eight cookies and then

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realized, I guess I'm just full. I'm gonna try to eat the final

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two, but I am stuffed on
cookies, And I'm telling you that Friday

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was one of the wildest rides with
a sugar buzz cookie fuel toddler that I

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have ever been. It was like
hanging out with the worst bipolar human being

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in the world. All the highs
were the best, but the lows were

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the deepest depression you could experiences.
It was so wild. You have a

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Tom Tom nopened No, you never
had any Tom tum issues. He didn't.

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He didn't have any unusually blasted pampers
or anything like that. But dude,

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ate freaking eight cookies in ten minutes. Do you think he was You

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don't have like nanny cam DoD.
No, you aware that mom was out

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of course, And was he like
I don't know how kids were? Okay?

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So was he like quietly doing the
the wax paper separation in between the

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tiff treats layers and then like looking
in the kids are looking at the diabolical

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manipulators. They're so sneaky. God. There they scheme really long term,

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think it out. Yeah, and
at this age, I've learned they just

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really want a reaction. They just
want to They want there. They're pushing

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boundaries, They're seeing how far they
can go learning what they can get away

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with and how you're going to respond. For example, walking down the hall

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with him, uh Saturday, change
diaper or whatever. We're walking down and

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sometimes he likes me to carry him. Most he doesn't, but I'm just

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carrying him and walking down my dark
hallway and he leans over into my ear

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and goes the real words, goes
F and s yes, because he's just

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trying, trying it. Yeah,
and he's smiling and I can tell,

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and I'm kind of turning my head
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And then he grabs my face and
pulls my ear to him and he

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goes F and s and then he
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at him while he's looking me right
in the eye with his huge grin,

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just waiting, what's dad gonna do
with this information? That was a big

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information download right there when you locked
eyes and I'm just I'm doing I am

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trying to be is just no personality, no emotion, no reaction, act

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like it didn't even happen. And
he just wanted to make damn sure that

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I knew you heard it, that
I heard you heard me right, you

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heard Malkie, just to hear a
two year old just yeah, that's shocking

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with a hard k in there,
just like what, I don't say that

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in front of you. Where did
you learn that? Mommy? He knows

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it's any record us. Yeah please. Oh I can't though, because he's

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gonna know. He knows that when
I record things and see I play them

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on the radio for Mikey and Cavo. So he hands it up a little

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bit and JJ. Of course he
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because it kind of gives him,
it gives him agency to continue it and

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I'm trying not to do that.
But anyway, Yeah, it was cookie

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chaos over the weekend. Man eight
Cookies agreed, how how how does this

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boy do it? Sheer will?
Sheer will training him to be a competitive

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EATERO God eight Cookies. We talked
about firehouse ride along options. I kind

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of want to do the TIFFs treats
right along. We were that the consistency

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is so good, How hot?
How always hot, always hot, weirdly

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always hot, all the way up
here on the floor, on our floor,

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been sitting there for at least ten
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they have soroy Industry's car ovens and
they're they have car tronk cartron car trunk

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oven trunk oven oven trunk. If
you order them, you can just choose,

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you know, one cookie. But
usually they're what they're really good about

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is it's, you know, a
pretty uh practical gift. They're good about

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the mixture. You can go through
a box of Tift treats and most likely,

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unless someone was a simping just got
chocolate chocolate chip, you're gonna find

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some chocolate chip. You're gonna find
some M and M, some peanut butter,

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some oatmeal, chocolate chocolate chip,
chocolate chocolate chip, some oatmeal,

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double raisin. So at this facility, they're just cooking up. There's cookies

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on all these different trays. And
how many are there, how many facilities

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are there in them just the metroplex. I think there's TIFFs Treats outlets,

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but they don't. They don't bake
their cookies on site. I think they

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outsource their baking. But then I
read that somewhere outsour restaurant. Just no,

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no, they outsource. It's there's
a probably a giant warehouse or whatever

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kitchen that bakes cookies all day and
the and they ship them to the Tiff

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Streets outlets. They're not baking them
on site from what I understand, and

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I'm sure they have warming ovens just
like anywhere else that just keep them at

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a certain temperature. They give them
to. Why is your pizza hot when

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the driver shows up? You know? Yeah, but that was me keep

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them in these bags that, you
know, insulated bags and stuff like that.

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So yeah, I'm sure that they
boxes do have metallic interiors. Yes,

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optimum seals in the deal. Fascinating. If you know anything about TIFFs

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Streets, call in Hi. I'm
Tiff Figasi. Later. I've been listening

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up the show for a long time. Let's have a week, y'all.

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Let's let's put our pads on our
football pads on the fifteen yards behind the

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long snapper. All right, yeah, look left, look right, we're

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gonna show our hands already that thing. Guy's gonna wing that thing back fifteen

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yards and we're just gonna boot this
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kind of crushed February and then that
guess what the week is going?

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Oh oh, and it's got his
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next thing, you know, when
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Thursday. Yeah, they have a
chance to come back. And then one

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day and then guess what, We're
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on Friday, Sweet Release, Sweet
Release. I think it happens when Kevin

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plays the news montage from the E
Network. That's when we know we we're

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home. Plus, I can't get
the littlest pirates, the smallest ones ever.

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We got time for some crap.
Let's do some crap, and it's

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now. Some crap happens over the
weekend. We're going to talk about it

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down crap here. Let me go
first real quick. Hello, I had

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Sweet Crosine at the house. She
was kind of sick, like all weekend,

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I don't feel fine. I was
been waiting for it to hit.

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I called her dumb, dumb.
I'm like, why are you dummy?

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Who gets sick on the weekend.
Wait till Monday, Yes, wait till

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Monday, and then hey, we'll
see you Thursday, when this week's recovering

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from the nutshot. We sent it
on Monday morning, but she was hacking

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cough. But next to me,
I was doctor Shale. All weekend run

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into consumer value stores, getting meds, taking care of her. But that

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said, I didn't ice. My
ass was on my recliner forty hours this

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weekend. I it was a beautiful
in a row? Did you no?

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But probably back to back fifteen hour
sessions. I did nothing except open the

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front door, let the dogs out, be like god, GD, it's

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beautiful out here, and then slam
play. I did nothing. Literally,

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TV shows are video games a lot
above. Okay, this girl loves me,

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and I don't know why. We've
been wondering that too, dude for

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years now. It's weird. I
will play a video game for our course

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and she's like into it. You
know this is not real life. I

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don't know. There's I like watching
people play video games too, if they're

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good. I'm not good. Yeah
you are. You're better than most.

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I know how to play them.
Okay, fine, I don't. But

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the last time I was over at
your house, I was like, hey,

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will you please play Call of Duty
for me? All right? Fine?

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You wouldn't spend multiple hours of your
forty eight hour weekend watching someone else

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play video I could watch Mikey play
video games for sixty sixty to ninety minutes.

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Okay, yeah, Well, and
I do make an entertaining for I

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make jokes the whole time. But
I was playing Cea Thieves too. It's

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that pirate game. The water is
but beautiful, the water is amazing,

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and it's kind of these long adventures
still the pirates into your house. It's

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sort of like, but anyway,
it did absolutely nothing, but did take

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in Oppenheimer this weekend. Finally did
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And I'll give you this tip.
A nice spot is there's a big build

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up in the middle to when they're
going to test this thing. It's about

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an hour and forty forty five minutes
through out of a three hour movie,

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and like the weather broke and they're
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then they do this drone shot or
helicopter shot of that tower thing, and

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it's like pause and Christine goes,
what we're finally here. It's what everyone

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says. I go, we'll be
back in a couple hours. That's what

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everyone says. That's the breaking game. Oh really yeah, oh really yeah.

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My buddy Kent, who does a
Man About Movies podcast, I was

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like, that's the spot where you
still amazing because I almost looked it up

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on my phone to try to find
out where, like, where's a good

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spot to split this thing? Had
no idea. I just did it right

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there. I'm like, this is
a good dramatic moment. We're gonna pausea

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right here and then we ate and
whatever, did some other stuff. We

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drank a lot of hotty Toddies.
Yeah, and I wasn't sick. You

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don't need to be sick to enjoy
those good yeah. I mean it's still

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winter with yeah, exactly, tea
honey and when whiskey. Yes, anyway,

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took an op and imer. I
really love I loved it. I

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thought it was great. Yeah,
it was good. There was a ton

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of like his communistic leanings in the
obviously the court conversations. I mean maybe

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a little much of all that,
but I thought it was I loved it.

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Big, big, big cast,
a lot a lot of characters,

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a lot of huge characters that just
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like Remy Mallick, for instance.
I'm like, wow, yeah, for

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a minute, is nowhere and then
the Andy plays you know, a fairly

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stitifit part. I thought it was
great. I get it. I get

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all the critiques and commentary, but
I loved it. Did you feel like

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you had enough context of the details
to to follow along. Do you feel

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like you were being introduced to a
lot of information that you were like,

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I don't know, I don't remember
this. This is a blind spot,

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but it's it's not too complicated to
follow. Before this came out, I

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knew the name. Yeah, I
know the mission. Sure, that's it.

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I'm not going to claim that I
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So no, I most everything I
learned. But Christina is great about this.

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We'll look it up afterward and check
what's true and what's not, and

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you know it's Christopher Nolan said,
it was all basically factual or accurate.

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I loved it. I thought it
was great. Nice. Now do I

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want to watch it again? No? No, anytime soon, maybe never,

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but I do want to see it
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That's on the cables now, Kevin, did you do anything good? Yeah?

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Watching it for free on Hulu?
Yes? Or che party? Uh

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well, I went to Andrew's Pizza
Kitchen Friday night. Now to a party

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Saturday. Ended up in the midnight
Rambler VIP lounge because the people party were

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friends with the people who were in
midnight Rambler. So it got real drunk,

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VIP lounge, back to back,
go to bed after midnights. So

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you're at the high toned VIP section
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Yep, and me and Mikey watched
TV and played Batari in our boxes

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all weekend. Get real drunk.
I didn't have any drink. Good night,

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Rambler's cool. That's finally cool bars. I've been too downtown. I

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just don't know many the old fashioned
record Saturday. You want to save whatever

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you gotts do it at the top
of the You got s housed? Oh

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I got s house? That a
boy? Did you get trouble? No

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fucking mo artist to day guys,
just gathering majia. Yeah, push pushed,

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push it. Second time. I've
had to mow the spring. The

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grasses are growing right now. Mm
hmm. But you know it's okay,

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it's good. Good weekend. I
want to know what Danny had, because

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Danny's got special audio for us.
Just a little thing I took in a

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TV show that I don't know anybody
that's watching it. Maybe one person on

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text kind of tipped me off on
it last week, and I just missed

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it on the BBC originally. This
we have shifted. Okay, you know

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what, here's the teas. We
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From across that pond, we have
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Japanese documental. I can't wait to
tell you about this show that's on HBO.

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That is one of the best things
I've seen in forever. And do this