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This is the downbeat on ninety seven
to one the freak. I haven't seen

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official word from MAVs operatives, but
also you know, I don't know,

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so I haven't looked for this,
but according to the NBS NBA dot com

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website, Mavericks Clippers game one will
be Sunday. In fact, I can

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verify with a Mark Followell tweet.
Yes, time still to be determined,

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but Mavericks Clippers will be. Game
one will be Sunday, So that hopefully

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good Sunday afternoon game. I like
that way more than the Sunday late night

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you're gonna be in Italy, you're
gonna watch will be seven hours, yeah

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something, Yeah, I'll watch.
Well, those nine thirty pm games that

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you run into playoff times good six
thirty am sports watching in Italy to I

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just remember we were in Bologna and
we did that, watch a MAVs playoff

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game in the kitchen of an airbnb
on Cash's laptop. I'll tell you it's

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sports on TV. Hard to find
when you're there, I assumed because we

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got there for a master's Sunday and
I was like, dude, there'll be

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a bar or something, and we
couldn't find Jack YouTube TV didn't work.

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Nothing works the way that it does
here. Oh, No, Cash had

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to do some shady we couldn't get. I had the Master's on my phone

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a little bit, but it wasn't
coming in very well. And yeah,

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we had to get some shady sight
on his on his laptops. We'd watch

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MAVs. You might be out of
luck there. I'm kind of insane that

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The Masters wouldn't be televised in Francesco
Mullinari in the field, in the hunt,

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speaking of Kevin underrated deadly animal of
the Atlantic, the box jellyfish.

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You don't hear about those much because
if you're just floating out there and you're

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like, I'm okay, I'm okay, Yeah it's cold, but I'm okay,

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it might be jellyfish. They get
you just a swarm, just stinging,

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stinging, and then the clock has
started. Once you get stung a

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couple of times. Well, the
box jellyfish just something you haven't thought up.

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I mean, you've thought of stonefish
obviously, puffer fish like poisonous fish,

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and clearly great whites and tiger sharks, bull sharks, I mean everywhere

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they say and as tempted as you
will be when you're on your flotation device.

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You're gonna get thirsty. Don't drink
the sea water. I know it's

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tempting, but don't drink it.
Don't drink it. It'll be worse for

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you than just avoiding water altogether.
And that's if you're lucky enough to find

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a raft or a room on a
raft for you. I mean, if

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the plane, if you even survive
the impact of the plane when it crashes

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into the sea. Planes are designed
not to nose dives, so it's not

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like nose dive, but you'll know, you know, you'll feel it and

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know. And I think that's when
I will just calmly take a deep breath

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and then smash my headmultiple times against
the knock yourself out. Yeah, and

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just go ahead and call it quits. You guess castaway? I mean's that's

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that is a brutal scene. Think
about this though made If he made it,

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he's the only one, right.
If you get marooned on a secret

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Atlantic island, think of the shape
that you're going to be in when you're

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done just eating nothing but fish.
You're gonna be lean and berries. And

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Arthur's a Brookshields type but eighteen plus. Yeah, yeah, definitely of age,

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and it'll be your blue lagoon.
Also, watch out for the blue

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ringed octopus. A single blue ring
octopus can kill it up to twenty six

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human. I'm not going to watch
out for any of them. We're helping

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Kevin prepare for his big Italy trip. Yeah, tomorrow night he's flying to

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Italy. You're just thinking that you're
going to be aware of so many more

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things that are dangerous to you while
you're bobbing. That's good bobbing. And

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maybe tomorrow I'll give you the Jaws
Uss Indianapolis speech to pump you up.

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Eleven hundred men did go into the
water that day. Three hundred and sixteen

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men came out in June the twenty
ninth, nineteen forty five. Blue rang

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the octopus, box of jellyfish.
Put them on your list. Someone showed

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me a map, Yeah, with
sea dragons, they said, hydras said,

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don't worry about buying insurance. Cavo. I don't think that's what it

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looks like, but whatever, those
are all real animals. You made it,

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But you rode a nice private jet
right when you went. Yeah,

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because you're made of money from the
power boat racing. That's right. We

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made it. We barely made it, but we made it. And I

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swore I would never fly over the
Atlantic Ocean again after that trip. Pacific

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though, fair game good. Yeah, I think Pacific's fine. The Atlantic

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is far more dangerous to fly over
because of winds. Yeah, and the

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Bermuda Trian. I always wanted to
go to North Korea. Did you see

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that half an hour hotel in Pyongyang? You should be fine? Okay,

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all right, well, Danny should
be. It's time for your news.

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It's your news. Thanks. Oh, Maddie, it's time for Dingy's morning

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news. H Danny's doing the news. Danny's doing the news. Let's just

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jump in. Yay. Thanks to
Andrew's American Pizza Kitchen for sponsoring the news.

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Boy ya, I don't worry about
it. We're good, all right.

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O. J. Simpson he's dead. Oh, prostate cancer. It

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got him. His lawyer, guy
named Malcolm Laverne. And he's also the

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executor of his estate. Was he
not a member of the Dream Team.

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No, I don't remember Malcolm Laverne
being on the docket when the dream Team

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was assembled. This is a guy
that's kind of just handled his legal affairs

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later in his life. He's seventy
six years old, so come to prostate

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cancer. Last week. We broke
the news right here on the Morning Downbeat,

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and the question was asked whether or
not he would if Simpson's brain would

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be donated to science to study or
look for any evidence of CTE and laverne.

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His attorney says that would be a
hard no. His entire body will

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be cremated, including his brain.
He made sure to that why not take

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the brain out and let's see what's
going on in there, because rumors had

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circulated recently that Simpson's brain would be
used to study CTE. I'm for those

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of you that don't know, it's
called chronic traumatic encephalopathy, which is a

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degenerated brain disease sometimes diagnosed in former
NFL players. I mean, it's believed

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to be a result of repeated collisions
on the field, and you don't know

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that you have it until you are
deceased and they can actually study your brain.

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He says, Nope. The entire
body, including his brain, will

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be cremated. Former Bill's running back
Thurman Thomas will be donating his brain to

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science. I think Ojay should do
that. For his fellow peers the running

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backs of the days of yore?
Mm hm, yeah, Danny, don't

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tell me about that on any control
over this. I'm not Malcolm Laverne.

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I'm just telling you the news.
Can you find out, though, if

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a guy was if he killed his
wife by studying his brain? If you

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can, the world will never know
because they're going to cremate his brain and

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his body. I feel like it's
always a one big package deal on cremations,

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but maybe not. I'm just saying, will we get to that technology

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where someone dies and then you can
study the brain and find out the truth

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of one part of your brain is
gray? Doesn't that mean that you probably

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killed them once? I think it's
all gray, But there is a murder

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lobe if you extract that study it. Apparently within an hour of announcing OJ's

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death that a debt collector working for
the Goldman family started reaching out. Well,

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I don't know how to feel about
that too. Should you be entitled

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to a lot of money? Yes, if your family members were killed,

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you know, say what you want
about Ron Goldman, But boy Love,

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I was not ever going to let
it go, and neither would I.

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He shouldn't you mean Fred Goldman.
Yeah, I'm sorry Fred Goldman, family

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of Ron Goldman, but Fred,
Yeah, the family of Ron. Uh

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that night? It would you should
you? How does that work? You

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should be entitled to millions of dollars
because your son was killed? Well he

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was. He civil thirty three million
dollars civil judgment that happened in ninety seven

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that said Simpson wilfully and wrongfully calls
caused Goldman in Nicole Brown's debts. What

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a dumb sister. God is done. It is what a weird admission?

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Fiel, Yes, so, yeah, you're responsible for it. Uh So,

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this attorney made comments. He clarified
some comments that he made to the

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Las Vegas Review Journal in which he
said he wanted the family of Ron Goldman

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to get zero nothing from Simpson's estate. Relating to the civil judgment, Laverne

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said he had been referring to a
debt collector working for the Goldman families,

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who he said, within an hour
we announced Simpson's death, this debt collector

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was bashing Simpson, we're gonna do
this, and that they're reaching out.

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And he also acknowledged, yes,
my comment was pretty harsh, but the

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bottom line is Simpson owed money to
the irs, and that most of his

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possessions, including football's jersey other sports
memorabilia, had long ago been seized.

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Towards this nineteen ninety seven judgment,
he clearly had something left, right,

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he was stashing some money away.
I never know how did that work either,

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because the civil suit says, all
right, I owe you more than

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I'll ever make in my life.
I can't pay it. The course,

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like, yeah, of course you
can't pay it, but we're going to

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work on it. Yet I still
live a pretty awesome life in golf every

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day. Hey, Twitter world,
I'm on the nicest course in La right,

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I mean, come on, every
day it seemed like everything's a lie.

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Yeah, where's Maybe that's OJ's things
Like I'm gonna die sooner than later.

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Anyways, I'll just tuck it away
and go as long as I can

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without paying this money. And OJ's
kids should not be responsible for this in

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any way. You know, it
dies with him. Yeah. So Bob

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cost disappeared on the Today Show and
he recalled a moment with OJ that happened

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when OJ was behind bars. So, for whatever reason, OJ reached out

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to Bob Costas and wanted to do
an interview with him. So Costas visited

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him in November of ninety four.
Now this was before the onset of the

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murder trial, and along with Robert
Kardashian and Al Collings, Costas showed up

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at his cell. And this isn't
you know when Costas was I mean heavy,

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heavyweighted NBC Sports, He was Joe
Bunk of that time, so pinky.

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They're separated by the glass partition,
and Simpson noticed that Costas had a

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cut on his hand and had a
bandage on. Simpson started licking his lips.

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Oh, he said something that was
kind of creepy and uncomfortable. He's

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Costa said. When I put my
hand up there and he saw the bandage

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and a little drop of blood,
he said, wait a minute, wait

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a minute, you did it?
Just have a little fun. Oh boy,

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now Simpson, I didn't do that. Well, yeah, I guess

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Costas had told this story before,
and Simpson denied this version of the story.

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But Costa says, now I remember
it plain a day, and I

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remember it as always being an incredibly
odd moment. He said, just in

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that moment, it was an attempt
at an awkward situation. The light in

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the mood if that was possible.
I didn't read anything more into it than

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that, but yeah, it was
a little weird. What's funnier that?

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Or that is bizarre? Hey,
man, are you leaking some puss?

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I mean his joke is at me. He's going for humor then just keeping

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it light. Yeah, he's in
a jail show. For God's sakes,

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you did it? You did it. I mean this is before this,

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before they were unable to prove his
guilt. I mean, he was a

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waiting trial for this. This wasn't
the civil this was the criminal case.

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And he's making jokes with costness.
Just the amount of narcissism and denial.

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And I'm telling you, like I
said last week, I think he just

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kind of got to a place in
his brain where he believed that he didn't

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do anything. See, I don't
think that. I was looking at his

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book this weekend, just the cover
of it, what I did it.

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But it just says in huge read
letters, I did it, and the

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if is like hidden in the eye
of I did it. It's like a

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tiny if. His book is called
if I did It? What If?

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What If? He was he published
a book called, essentially called I Did

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It? Yeah, to get money
to pay the bill. Yeah, I

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mean that was that was to pay
the dream Team. I don't think he

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ever had any intention of paying the
Goldmans. He was trying to make money.

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What if he felt wrong? What
if he I mean, there's no

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okay for this, right, But
like, what if he's like, truly,

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can you see where he could have
gotten to a place where he was

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okay with doing what she was having
an affair? Like what what if he

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had told himself that he'd gotten to
that point and that he was okay with

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it now I got away with it? Great. He saw her on the

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porch with another man, a young, handsome man who, by the way,

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was gay. Was there simply to
return her glasses from the restaurant?

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Right, Yeah, that's pretty sure
that was the case. I assumed there

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was an entanglement. I don't believe. So google gay man, make sure

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you click images. Wow, that's
not bad, it says, It says.

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According to the documents twenty twenty two, the Golden Family had received from

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mister Simpson around one hundred and thirty
two thousand dollars total, So he was

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just wow for a thirty three million
dollars Judge yeah, does it say he's

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gay unless I'm completely off base here, But they let me I know that

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they weren't romantically connected. If I
started was Ron Goldman. And the first

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option on Google that pops up was
Ron Goldman a black belt obviously not who's

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clicking on that? A third degree
black belt? Apparently he must have had

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an elvis black belt where they just
continue to give them to him. No,

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apparently the struggle was real, Danny. Just because he had frosted tips

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does not mean he was gay.
Nothing's showing up on that they were banging

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right, No way? Why no
way? What waiter bring goes to someone's

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house to return lasses? We waiter
has contact info for a patron And why

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does it matter? Well, it
matters. It's so bad because this idiot

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beat her up, and she finally
left and had the courage like restart and

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get her own place. And yes, was maybe messing around some young hot

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boy that she had gotten, and
this psychopath comes and kills them. It's

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terrible. I don't think they were
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just friends. Even Ron Goldman's friends
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informed them if he was dating Nicole
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so they friends described them as pals. His friends described Ron and Nicole's

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pals. They'd meet for coffee,
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dancing. I think he might have
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somewhat. I thought we were done
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not, because the univ States federal
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a federal criminal criminal investigation. Huh. The FBI and the US Coast Guard

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are leading a criminal investigation into the
disaster, and this is what they're looking

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into, whether or not the crew
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vessel that delayed its departure. So
we did know this that for whatever reason,

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the boat didn't leave on time when
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into, did they fail to report
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before it ever even departed, And
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people brought up on charges because you
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the bridge repairing potholes and they ended
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and they've only found three of the
bodies. Dang. Yeah, six victims

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killed, only three of them have
been recovered. But yeah, they're doing

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a full on investigation in that thing. Now, what's the cleanup status?

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Much? I actually just read they
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Okay, did they finally get the
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I guess I don't. I would
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least. It feels like it's been
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removing all the containers is a critical
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ship, which is covered in mangled
steel on its bow. Mattie, go

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ahead, pop me up on planting
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couple of quick hits. You had
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stranded in a freaking cable car got
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after an accident happened in Turkey.
One person did plummet from the car under

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the rocks below and died, and
several were injured. But dude, one

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hundred and seventy four people stranded in
multiple cable cars, Okay, so this

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is sort of a gondoless yes,
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for recreational purposes. But one of
the pods hit a pole and burst open.

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One of the people fell out of
that pod well to stop the whole

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operation. So these people are just
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And they had like six hundred and
seven search and rescue personnel and ten

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helicopters involved, and they got everybody
out that survived other than the one dude

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that fell. It was wind.
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a pole and a dude fell out
of it. Yep, okay, and

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that dude died one hundred and seventy
four strand in the air and a civil

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war. Scored number one at the
box office opening and broke an a twenty

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four record and netted twenty five point
seven million dollars. All right, this

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day in history. U Jackie Robinson
became the first African American player in Major

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League Baseball, making his debut at
the age of twenty eight on to Ebbitts

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Field in Brooklyn to compete for the
Dodgers. And also in nineteen twelve,

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the Titanic sank ohh Kevin nineteen twelve
Kevin go see the current leader for worst

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Atlantic disaster, but as of today. Most recently this happened in twoenty thirteen.

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Kevin mentioned that today as Patriot Day
in Boston, eleven years ago,

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we all remember when this happened.
Just before two point fifty pm. This

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is the viewpoint seen by many of
the twenty six thousand marathon runners were approaching

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the finish line. The first of
the two explosions rocks the sidewalk along the

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course, white smoke plasting to the
air, blowing metal barricades into the street.

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It's viewing shrap. The crowds gathered
at the finish We need some more

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ambulances, yes, because on April
fifteenth, twenty thirteen, two bombs went

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off near the finish line of the
Boston Marathon, killing three spectators, surprisingly

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low number considering the magnitude of these
blasts, but wounded more than two hundred

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and sixty other And that's a lot
of a lot of severe injuries, not

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just a little bit of shrap.
I mean people getting their effing legs blown

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off. I remember being really infatuated
with the hunt for those guys. Oh

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my gosh, that happened. They
had gone into and that one of them

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was hiding in a boat. Yeah, was it that? It was Mark

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Wahlberg and the made for TV series
where they hunted down the what was this

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a Joe kar He and Peter Griffin
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and Hambert tamber Darvish nineteen years old
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Four days later. Okay, here
it is. Four days later,

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after an intense man hunt, man
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they captured one of the sau suspects
of the nineteen year old. His older

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brother died following a shootout with law
enforcement earlier that same day. Wasn't that

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the one where they had the night
vision or the thermal thermal technology and the

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guy was hiding in the back of
a boat underneath a start a sailboat underneath

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a tarpyard. These guys were in
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of that? Uh? That neighborhood
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like just walking down the street,
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I remember, I remember listening to
the police incredible of that live. Yeah,

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yeah, that was a fascinating case. I can't remember what the name

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of the little limited series that came
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today. Patriots Day really really good. Was that a movie or was it

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a mini series? That's a good
question, Daddy, really good. Anyway,

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that's a news movie movie. Thank
you, Dingy, well done.

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They're nice to say that. We
got some more sports stuff to clean upright

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including, uh we know on the
maps are playing Arrangers, Panic arm once

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again, some more master stuff,
the races we are here in Texas.

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I have so much fun in audio. Next to and don't forget, we

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will continue to monitor all of the
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