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Mark Cuban's coming up on the ben
and skin show today at eleven thirty.

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That's juicy. That's in studio,
in studio hour, we're told full

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hour, first interview really since the
cell has went through, I mean he's

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done some media availability, you know, on the court with reporters and had

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some fascinating things to say, and
I was just wanted to bounce around.

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I mean, the Mats won by
the way one twenty five yesterday, and

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it is good. They got the
split. Anytime you can win without Luca,

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absolutely great. Thank God for Kyrie
Irving and Tim Hardaway Junior, each

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pouring in forty, each pouring in
over forty points. Forty one for Hardaway,

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forty two for Irving. Timmy was
threatening that career high, dude.

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He I think forty two was his
career. I had forty one last night,

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nine to three pointers and then you
get the Derek Lively experience again,

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seven offensive rebounds for him, twelve
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and so he got him. And
it's fun to kind of watch Zion

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play a little bit too, kind
of crazy watching him play, but he's

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good. He had thirty. He
was good too, and that was a

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good, exciting fourth quarter. Yesterday. So who's played more or less in

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their first What is he in his
third year? Fourth Zion? Yes,

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year three? I think? Yeah, who's played less in their first three

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seasons in the NBA? Him or
Greg Odin? Well, he had to

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set out what year one because the
foot pretty much and then he played a

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lot last year? I think a
lot. I think, so here I

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got his stuff man, Not really. He was drafted in twenty nineteen,

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played twenty four games that year,
played sixty one. The next year that

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was his best year of sixty one. Then he played twenty nine games than

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thirty three games. Dang, that's
this year? Yeah, thirty three,

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So that's tell. Yeah, he's
on the come. Yeah, it's it's

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all gonna get there. You saying
that, Well, I think you know

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when it's true. I think it's
all good. One question that I haven't

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for Ben it's Gonner to be a
Cuban a little bit later, is just

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is there real truth to having luxury
tax flexibility? Now that you have the

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Las Vegas Sands people because you Addlelson
family in charge, because that's something that

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can really make a difference and that
allows you to get another superstar. And

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I'm not. I don't want to
do super teams and win that way,

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But I don't know. We already
have one. You already have one,

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you already have two. Honestly,
Kyrie's a mazing You already have the beginning

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of a super team. Yeah,
so you might as well get the two

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top ten players in the league,
right, Yeah. Doesn't that qualify as

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under the super team banner? Yeah? Kind of. I think it would

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if you got another one. Yeah, And I don't know if trading for

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Siakam would put you in there,
but that is a step closer. It's

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a highly I mean, that is
an awesome big three. I like that

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question for Cubes because you know in
print for the fans to read that,

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and basically it's kind of like money
is no object for this team anymore.

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That feels good inside. But you
guys know as well as I do.

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I don't care how rich you are, how much wealth you have. You

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don't like parting with money that you
don't have to sure, And I just

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wonder how practical and realistic that is. It's one thing to say it,

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but to really put that in practice. Can we expect that, expect them

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to consistently get into the luxury tax
tax bracket to you know, just have

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an unlimited amount of funds. They're
not the only casino company. I guess

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that's a weird way to say it, but that's the only corp. There's

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another corporation that's teamed up with the
people who run Caesar's Palace, and they

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have a resort. It's called Canyon
Ranch. It's in Fort Worth, and

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they've got plans to expand what they're
doing out in Fort Worth, which is

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another sign that gambling will be legal
eventually. I would really love to know

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when the specific timetable is on that. It's like they know something that we

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don't know, right, Yeah,
I mean it's well, how Bally's bought

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the station how many years ago?
Like they all three expect the train to

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arrive. Which my attitude on that
jockeying for position, is it all for

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it gets here? Do you think
it's all? Do they really know something

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we don't or is it all just
kind of hedge moves. I don't think

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people make billion dollar decisions without knowing
a lot of stuff agreed. So I

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feel like it's inevitable and I feel
like the states that have legalized it have

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proved it to be very, very
profitable. So yes, I think it

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is an inevitability. Just the timetable, I guess is the only issue I

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took. Like now, because this
has happened, I do believe. But

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man, I did not believe before
that because I look at the same people,

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the Dan Patricks of the world,
who have spoken out heavily against it,

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you know, despite what it could
do for your educational systems or what

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infrastructure and things like that. He's
always been against it, and I'm like,

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he's still in office. I don't
think this is going to change.

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It's the same way I followed up
marijuana, almost put the two together,

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like we're never going to get this
until these old heads are done. What

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are their platforms on going against legalizing, you know, full fully decriminalizing weed

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and bringing in gambling? Is do
they do? They fall back on the

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morality slash religious cushion, Yes to
kind of. It's that bolster their beliefs

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or that's what they say. But
are they representing their voters? Massive money

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coming from Oklahoma, Okay, yeah, the first place is up and run

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it. I just don't understand that
because money is the driving force behind everything,

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why wouldn't they want that. Number
one, yes, it brings in

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a windfall of capital for your state. But number two, it opens up

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myriad avenues for for corruption, for
you and your cronies on all sides.

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To get a taste it does.
I feel. You can't tell me that

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the lottery, the Texas Lottery,
is one incorruptible. No, it's I

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think the fear of the unknown.
Like the system right now is good,

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a lot of money comes in to
keep things at the status quo and the

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fear of the unknown, of who
the power shifts to if gambling is legalized

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here, and all these sharks have
swum into Texas and they're all just circling.

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They're all hungry, they're all looking
to eat the politicians. I don't

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think know exactly how it's going to
play out if and when that happens.

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So they say no, Gambic's a
moral and then people vote, you know,

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vote in that direction because of that. All I'm saying is it just,

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yeah, there's there's a certain element
of this that doesn't it doesn't make

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sense because money drives everything, and
anytime that they use the reason that they

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don't want gambling and you know,
legal legalized marijuana in this state, and

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they base it on well, that's
not what our values represent BS. It's

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the it's it's people in the Bible
to manipulate, which is a whole different

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conversation. There's nothing moral about being
a politician. No politicians are. We

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all know that. Though you know
that's all fine. I also think I

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would ask like, is there like
a specific plan for Luca if we do

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have a nagging quad strain and that
that you know that's just takes time and

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rest to go away. I believe
like is there a plan there? Because

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I mean, they're not load managing
him. He has a bad quad,

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He's hurt and you can see it, but he plays through it a lot.

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And I would like to get more
details on what the plan is for

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that, because you can survive a
little bit with Kyrie, especially if Derek

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Lively's back, you can kind of
get through the woods if you needed Luca

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to take a week off. Fascinated
with that, and they're going on the

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road down Lakers tomorrow night, Warriors
on Friday Night. I mean some fun

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MAVs action came up the next two
games? How many more wins without Luca

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and with Kyrie going nuts does it
take before people start saying, hold on,

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I think they already do it.
And Luca's what got a player option

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in twenty six twenty seven, so
the only sure thing is him right now

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through twenty five twenty six and how
long until some idiot on the radio,

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Oh, so why do you treat
Luca to Oka? See for three first

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rounders and shake yogas Alexander and look
at the pace someone else? They play

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faster, they move the ball around
because okay, if they keep winning.

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There is some it's been going on
forever, but just the conversation of how

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do other players play with Luca because
he's such a unique unicorn, you don't

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really know what to do. But
with Luca, al Kyrie has been banana.

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He's unstoppable. Yeah. I'm just
saying, because there's a lot of

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fluctuation for what this team puts out
there, and when Luca and Kyrie are

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both on the floor together, yeah, I can't wait to hear that one

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radio idiot make that stand, Yeah
idiot, Yeah, wait for that idiot.

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What a moron? What a heck, what a phony? What a

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heck? Anyway, Cuban in studio
with Ben and Skinny today eleven thirty,

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Do not miss three hours from now? Are you going to stick around so

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you can meet him? Just linger
and meet him, not only for fifteen

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years. I think he thinks some
cash when he sees me though common Yeah,

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not the only one mistake me.
I'm not sure. Every morning when

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you walk in that I know you're
not cash. Thank you. You have

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number one, you're wearing socks.
Yeah, that's a big movie. It

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is Florida man. Yeah. Number
two, you're you have skinnier calves.

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I can always tell he has incredible
calves. He was God. God gave

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him beauties. All right, let's
go. What are we doing? So

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we gotta u Let's go to Kevin
on the free catline. What's this guy's

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problem? Hi, Kevin? Can
you turn your radio down? Kevin?

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Can we act like we've done this? Kevin? We turn your radio down?

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Where are you stop? Show?
No? I mean, I mean,

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why is there so much noise?
Kevin? We're on the radio.

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We have another person on the phone. There's two callers, got two callers

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bunched up? Take not hang on? Kevin? Kevin? Kevin, there

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he is, Kevin? Can you
turn down still? I think there's another

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caller still on. Don't yell at
Kevin. Stop yelling at Kevin. Kevin,

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I just why is everything? You
know? Hang up on everyone?

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No one gets mash tickets today.
You ruined it. Screw off. But

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it's not Kevin's fault. He didn't
ruin it. He's sitting in his living

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room trying to have fun. Lit
up on everyone. That's okay. Kevin

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lost his privileges today. They who's
this? No? This is okay?

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How are you? We're calling from
Johann from Dallas. I'm driving around delivery

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delivering what food? Yeah? What
do you mean, like like door to

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door delivery or like big big food? Really? How's that streat? Good?

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Just started? I was supposed to
didn't get my mail. I might

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work it up children's elementary school school? Nice man, they didn't get my

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moil. Woke up to school.
Nobody's there dashing, okay, So wait

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your door dashing in the morning?
What what is it you gotta You got

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a big order for hash browns?
What what was that? Looking like?

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Biscuits? I just dropped off some
Panera Panera, Oh yeah for breakfast?

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Did I hit food delivery yesterday?
So on days when the weather sucks,

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or the roads. Maybe not good? Is it? A lot more orders

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come in? Well, I'm just
started because I was supposed to be in

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my at my first job. I'm
a elementary school teacher. Yeah, and

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uh did get my my email?
Gonna check my inbox while don't get it.

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I screwed up and showed up and
nobody's there. So so this is

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your first day Dashian Dashing. Well, no, I do it when I'm

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when I'm free, free time beside
me. Yeah, okay, you sound

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like a good guy. And what
we're doing here, though, is we're

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making our listeners earn it. Okay, So we have MAVs tickets to give

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away, but we're gonna test you
on something that happened earlier in the show,

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and if you answered the question correctly, then you'll get the tickets.

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All right, man, I'll try
best, all right. In the six

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thirty segment today, the most important
thing in the world, who was the

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very recognizable American hero who saved seventeen
year olds who saved a seventeen year old

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girl in a car wreck in Tampa
Bay, Florida. I'm a compete Comaniac

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Cault Cogan, Correct, Johan,
You're you're going to see the MAVs.

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Johann they recognized I told oh see, he said his kids are teens and

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they all recognize haul Coga. Yes, and twelve and ten. Yeah,

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their father is a Hulk maniac though
raised in Mexico, and they know there

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you go. Yeah, we set
American viewers and they're born and raised in

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Mexico. Well, that tour went
through the w CW went through Mexico a

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lot. They had a lot of
Mexico tour dates. So yeah, well

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they know it from me. I
mean I grew up with well Macho man

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uh, Ultimate Warrior. I mean, well your kids are going to grow

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up with Kyrie and Luca or whoever
you decided to take to the game.

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So you just want a pair of
MAVs tickets? Oh? Really, thank

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you so much. You know what
you got Hey, you said you got

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two kids. I got two kids
and my wife. You know what,

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We'll give you two pair whole fair
Oh that's pretty dog, that's awesome.

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I mean we didn't want to leave
anyone out there, so uh, we'll

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be safe on the roads. Thanks
for making a difference in the world of

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teaching as well. Yea and food
delivery check your emails a little better next

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time though, and we're just listening
to us. We we kind of gave

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you a rundown. And all the
schools that were closed would have it would

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have been here, would have been
if it wasn't it wasn't. That's true.

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What had the schools not been closed, Johan would not be going to

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see the MAVs with his whole family. A great day. Everything happens for

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a reason. All right, we're
gonna put you on to hold stop talking,

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and she's gonna get information from you. It was kind of NonStop.

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It was like none of us finished
the sentence. Then that was a crazy

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run on. That was nuts.
Okay, good, how about that Joy?

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Joy to hair your hair for a
whole family going to the damn MAVs

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game just from paying attention and listening
earlier in the show. That's all he

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had to do. And he also
needed Kevin to have a bit of chaos

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in his living room. Poor Kevin's
just fist on the table right now,

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Like I wouldn't have anything. I
wasn't listening like six callers at the same

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time. Oh that's a turn them
off. Okay, So there's a sorry,

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get a little certainly a little angry
sometimes you do. Man, you're

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a hot head when it comes to
callers. You know what, You're trying

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to run a tight ship around here
just with callers. And it wasn't their

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fault. They were just sitting there
rearticipate in the show. Yeah, the

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rest of the fault, the rest
of the ship. The rest of the

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day. We're just like throwing buckets
of water over the bow. Ye,

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trying to for four hours this thing
up. Two more pairs of MAVs tickets

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to give away this week, Mark
Cuban on The Benskin Show at eleven thirty,

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I'm gonna push back my war with
a city in Oklahoma or a town

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in Oklahoma to nine thirty. Is
I want to stay on time for Dingo's

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morning news. I don't know if
I have enough news. You might want

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to do it next. No,
we got plenty of stuff, including this

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dude is suing twenty seven women and
Facebook for this. You won't believe it.

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Look out fellas,