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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
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and thirty minutes, we're learning to
be a text which, by the way,

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you can text us all day two
and four eight when seven seven eight,

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seven one nine seven to one that
the pump and dump is illegal?

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H one. Guy, that's not
enough. Yeah, I asked him.

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I said, can you tell me
how? I don't know if you responding

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on a couple of people. This
is good. We're getting some insight.

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Yeah. This guy working finance for
a long time also worked at Google.

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See there's there's there's big brains out
there. This is encouraging. And this

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guy's right. He said, you
start in early or you're screwed. The

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people who run them already have bought
and they sell into your buys and then

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you hold the bag for who knows
how long. And I've done that a

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bunch of times. You buy something
that starts going down, you're like,

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well, hang on to it.
Then you just forget about it. It's

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on some site that you have to
factor authenticating to two years later and can't

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figure out how to do it.
Yeah, he shouldn't. The thing's robinhood

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until we talk. If we talk
about the show randomly, I'll check it,

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but I never look at it.
And I have been to see something

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about doze coin three days ago and
hold it up. I was like,

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oh, yeah, I get more
money in there, and I thought,

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which don't have hardly any money in
there. It's all right, Kevin,

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it's all right, it's all good. We have sports at seven and thirty.

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MAVs dude stuff last night not great. But also I have a little

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a minor ranger report for you.
Just too small, really small sweets.

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Why is everyone everyone wants to cut
Jason Kidd's head off, though, we

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are back to fire Jason kids ass
quick. I mean it took ten days

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and it was like this team sucks
again in the worst part. Right now,

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we're not doing that right now?
Right, No, it's seven,

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but go ahead, no way,
you were right on it. I'm the

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same. Yeah, I'm gonna Like
a week ago, I'm like, see,

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let's not be idiots. I mean, he's a fine coach. They're

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playing good. They just needed some
players. No one could have coached those

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that roster, even with Kyrie and
Luca. And then now this morning,

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I'm like, yeah, we should
fire him. And I don't think I'm

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a hot headed MAV fan. I
try to be very level headed, but

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I'm like, you know what a
decent coach And then it's not easy to

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see Carlisle all night. Yeah,
it's because it happened twice to Carlisle,

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That's why. Yeah, But within
basically a week, week and a half,

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I don't, Okay, when we
had Carlisle, I know for a

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fact we would have high quality,
strategic inbounds plays and I don't know this.

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Did we have this level of inconsistency
under Carlisle? And I'm sitting there

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going, I don't think we did. I think it was more consistent,

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and I feel like that's the sign
of how good a coaches is how consistent

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your team plays. Maybe, and
this team is wild. Yes, on

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their best day, they could absolutely
make a run at the one seed in

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the West. Now make a run
against the one seed in the West in

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the playoffs. They could. Offensively, they're so good they could beat anyone

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on any given night, I think. But the inconsistencies are so wild,

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and that is the coach's job,
especially when there's no effort on defense.

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That buck stops with the coach.
I think I think I see flashes of

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it, but nothing like what Indiana
does on every possession. Okay, so

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is that every opponent's possession? The
head coach, because myself Sean Sweeney,

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who's a great defensive mind, he's
losing it on the sidelines too, palms

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up like you guys, just don't
And then you can hear kid in the

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post game he's basically without saying it's
like I can't make them try, like

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they know what to do. That's
his go to move. Now, when

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he stopped trying to be coach hard
ass, he switched to well they're playing,

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why are you asking me questions?
I'm just there. It's it's strange,

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I say, like the whole Carlisle
thing that he wanted to play that

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car if Carlisle, if you make
a choice to keep car Carlisle, then

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Luca is a Laker right now.
I don't think anyone just want to see

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that so or a Celtic or you
know, like the Carlisle thing's off the

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table. It's like just not,
It's not even something. It's funny.

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I see people like so on Twitter
last night we had Rick I can't believe.

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I'm like, well, hold on, like, then Luca's gone and

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I will take Luca over Rick.
Okay one hundred times out of one hundred.

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Is there any coach short of a
Slovenian that Luca would be like this,

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Yes, this is my guy a
one hundred percent. He seems to

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be like, if you're losing,
he's not going to be happy with something.

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I don't think Luca spends too much
time blaming himself for things, which

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he has a thirty point triple double
every night, Like even if he is

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taking possessions off on defense, it's
like, you know, what, what

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do you want? What do you
guys really want from me? I think

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he is pretty hard on himself.
You think he blames himself. Uh,

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maybe not necessarily blames himself, But
I don't think there's a bigger critic of

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Luca then Luca. Really Yeah,
I think Luca thinks he's a player in

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the world. Did you see his
reaction when he missed that little round under

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the basket, that little layup that
he makes ninety nine out of one hundred

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times, and last night he missed
it and when he went to the bench.

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We've seen him mad, We've seen
him get emotional with officials and rant

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and do all the crap that he
does on the court. But boy,

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he was legit pissed at himself.
He smashed a water bottle, like somebody

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handed him a sports drink and he
gritted his teeth and just crushed it into

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the ground. And within one and
a half seconds there was another one presented

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to him and he took it and
took the lid off and took a drink.

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But he was pissed. Man,
we missed the lamp. And then

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Gafford makes a play to give have
a chance to get the ball back right

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there. And because Luca was had
his head down, Yeah, because he

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was mad, like he's that's that's
his biggest thing? Is that just cooling

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that off? Okay? What makes
him good? And like four thirty point

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triple double and then you got to
take the good with the bad. How

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about when's the bad not look that
bad? And I and look if those

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performances translated into wins, we're not
talking about any of this or just a

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couple of wins, but dude,
it's because they got beat by the Pacers

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and beat soundly by Rick Carlile.
So yeah, everyone makes the comparison.

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Well, Rick Carlisle. Want it's
a championship. What's kid ever done?

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He got his ass out coach by
Rick Carlyle, get him out of here.

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Well, maybe Jason Kidd won you
a championship too, you know.

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I mean the part of that was
Rick Carlisle, and also Rick Carlisle saying,

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yeah, I'm not gonna fight you
on who kind of gets to run

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the offense. Well, look,
nobody's gonna argue that Jason Kidd was a

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better player than he is a coach. Yeah, no, sure, not

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sure. But it's like, okay, what are your answers? Give me

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the list of candidates you want to
be the head coach right now? And

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that's where I end up going there, Like, I think there's solutions somewhere.

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This team can play good. We've
seen it. I think you run

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into a we'll talk about twenty minutes
very too much. There you go.

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I don't even need an insure today. This is the most important thing in

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the world. We're switching. Just
measure it. Measure your emotions, measure

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it. It's gonna be fine.
Measure it Mike until they I have,

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until they can I push blast their
way out of the top eight and then

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have to, I don't know,
do some weird ass play in situation and

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get eliminated and miss the playoffs again. Dan after reinforcements and a full season

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with Kyrie, Well, I think
then you can say say goodbye to kid.

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But anyway, that's not the most
important thing in the world. That

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isn't either. But I will answer
this question, and I think the person's

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being genuine. They say, what
is a triple double? I know nothing

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about sports? Oh, good question. That means when you scored double,

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you have double digits and points,
rebounds and assists or any three categories.

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In Lucas case, it's always points. So he has more than ten points,

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more than ten or more than nine
assists, more than nine rebounds,

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you get triple three in three different
categories, double digits. That probably wasn't

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real good. No, I think
here's Danny Baylis explaining a triple double in

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three two one double figures in three
categories. It's when you have three pieces

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of meat and two pieces of cheese. That's actually funny. Actually is just

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as if to say it's he's never
been funny before, not not a time.

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The action. I didn't expect it. I didn't expect that to be

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funny. It was really funny,
especially with you know, with all of

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the windy surge pricing in the news. Just kind of connects. Okay,

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your joke was relatables. Okay,
here we go, uh election press,

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Super Tuesday election stuff. So that
means we had people commenting on it.

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JJ creak me please. Court.
Of course, wasn't sane. Their official

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explanation was not they didn't like Donald
Trump. They said he participated in an

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erection. And I have to it's
insurrection, sorry, and an insurrection.

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And I have to say, I
got up at five this morning to do

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Casey Hunts Show, and I'm exhausted. I don't think the level of your

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tiredness has anything to do with what's
on your mind. That's like the person

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who commits a verbal boner and then
they're like, oh, it's Monday,

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Well it doesn't matter. It's still
one of the days. But if you

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have to throw out election and insurrection
a lot, erection's gonna have erections right

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there. Erection is close, Especially
if you work at CNN, you're gonna

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get an in erection. Over all
these topics. You're pumped the pedis one

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more time, Jake Tapper. The
Colorado Supreme Court, of course, wasn't

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saying. Their official explanation was not
they didn't like Donald Trump. They said

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he participated in an erection. And
I have to it's insurrection, sorry,

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and an insurrection. And I have
to say, I got up at five

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this morning to do Casey Hunts Show, and I'm exhausted. I would give

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to participate in an erection, to
participate, anticipate in it, just to

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be around and erection, not yours, could be anyone on this one's on

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from MSNBC last night is irrelevant,
irrelevant because it's obvious that she's just there

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representing the Rhino part of the Republican
Party and she has no chance and she

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knows it, and everyone knows it, and stuff outage. Everyone knows it.

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He was parting and she's there representing
the Reiner part of the Republican Party.

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Interesting has his own wing because it's
obvious that she's just there representing the

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Rhino part of the party. Is
he really saying rho okay, Rhino,

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Okay, I get it. Yeah, he's a god. She's just there

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representing the part of the Republican Party. Yeah, he is shaking He is

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one of those old fifties workout machines
with the belt that goes around while he's

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doing this interview. To do it
the Republicans. Everyone knows that, Oh

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it's great you voted, Mike,
get there. I went straight to vote.

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I went to the Kids Springs Community
Center. No paparazzi, damn it,

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No one's they're waiting on you.
Strutted straight in zero weight, voted.

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Yeah, it seems like you in
about I don't know, fifteen thousand

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other Dallas County residents. It low
turnout. Hell, yeah, of course

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it is. It's weird. It's
a weird one. This is a weird

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one. The Tuesday. It's weird, you know, because you vote in

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part by you know, by party, right, so you're you're just there

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to show support for democracy. Essentially, you're not really there to vote against

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someone. And I think who you're
voting against drives more votes these days than

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who you're voting for. Uh so, yeah, there's nobody there. I

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was offered a sticker that I politely
declined, and she was like, what

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I do that too? I don't. I don't want what am I going

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to do with this? But I
want to put a sticker on my shirt.

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You don't want to have the selfie
while you're in your car after you

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vote with your stupid sticker on your
forehead. Yes, yeah, that you

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want. I voted, did you? I got to say something, oh

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like that starts like this. I'm
proud to be an American and good for

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you with your sticker, But don't
use it as a tool to shame others

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that just choose not to decide.
Because Rush, the Great Rush Band once

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said, if you choose not to
decide, you still have made a choice.

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Okay, and it means as much
today as exactly. Honestly, those

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stickers are such a good idea in
the modern world because yes, it's like,

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what percentage of stickers don't get put
on Instagram? Oh my god,

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it's weird that an old thing like
the stickery I was like resurrected. Yeah,

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but it matters. Yeah, so
you didn't act like your did your

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civic duty and you care even if
you don't you think some old man like,

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what the hell. No, I
don't need a sticker. I don't

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need a toy for voting. I
don't need a prize. I don't know

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about you, but Kevin You probably
don't remember this dynamic. You're not old

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enough to. But boy, when
I was a kid, you didn't talk

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about who you voted for. You
didn't talk about what party you were affiliated

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with. No, that was just
something that I grew up hearing that that

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rhetoric. My parents told me straight
up. It's like, we don't talk

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about politics. We don't. We
don't talk about Democrats and Republicans, we

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don't. We don't associate that with
our neighbors. It's just something that was

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never discussed. And now it's so
different. And then you have the the

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the wise guys that come up with
stickers that say have an American flag,

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that say I farted. Those are
always fun. Yeah, that is fun.

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And you don't know Dallas unless you
really look. It's like the smart

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elks that come up with the stickers
that you put on your back windshield.

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It just says zero point zero.
I kind of support that. When I

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first saw it, I just had
zero. But I think my all time

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favorite and we all see the stickers
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where it's the husband and the wife
and the three kids, and then there's

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a dog and a cat. My
favorite one of all time was the stick

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figure of the solo man. Just
one dude, and next to him is

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a bag of money. It's a
giant bag of cash. That's comedy.

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Who makes the eye voted stickers.
I was just trying to look it up.

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But I'm sure there's a story on
it. But that's a nice little

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industry highlights magazine. I don't know
I have voted stickers. So I read

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decline that. But I walked out
and was walking back to my car and

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a woman approached me holding a clipboard
and she said, what is she trying

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to sign you up for a time
share? Yeah? Did you say no

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before? Got a word? Beautiful
kid Springs, Texas. I'm like,

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I live right down the road.
We got great deals in the Panhandle right

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now, Panhandle, incredible dealside of
Memarillo. And she's like, oh,

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could you please sign my petition?
Trying to keep uh my what she said?

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I want to get it right,
uh minor not miners, I don't

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know. Uh No. It was
basically to take marijuana users out of prison.

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Oh okay to maj no, but
it was to prevent small say she

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had a word small use marijuana users, personal use, something like that prevent

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them from going to prison, and
she I'm like, yeah, in so

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I put my name, signature,
and address, and then I'm walking away

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and I'm like, I feel like
I just clicked something on the Internet that's

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going to get me hundreds of emails. I didn't put my email on it,

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but I'm like, cause I know
I hate that. I normally default

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in a no thank you, just
because I don't want anything. But then

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I got my car and I'm just
like, oh my god, all.

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I thought it was the movie Oppenheimer, which I just watched. And in

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fifteen years, am I going to
be labeled a member of the Communist Party

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because it's something I signed, you
know? And I'm in some court unofficial

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back room court case. You signed
up for this and you're a member of

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this, you know what I mean. I like you real name on that.

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You showed really that you didn't put
your email address, but you didn't

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have any consternation about putting your home
address. That's fine. You put your

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phone number on there. That's it. Calls are now annoying me more than

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spam emails. It's every day.
It's a bunch every day. No,

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no, all, I put my
data birth, I put my print name,

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signature, home address, date of
birth, social, no, do

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you name? I just fake it. Yeah, if it's something like I

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accidentally got myself into it and I
realize it, because sometimes you just respond

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and then I'll get the pin in
my hand and then my go to I

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do this every time I write Donald
Hodge really, which is a nineties MAVs

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player, you barely get to play, and I just go with that d

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Hodge email. I put d Hodge
at gmail plus dot com so it doesn't

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accidentally go to a d Hodge.
You just start faking a phone number and

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then I'm out of there. Don't
it very often? But anyway, she

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seemed nice. Mm hmm. I
mean she cares about something. She's out

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there just begging for signatures on a
petition. I don't know. I should

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be getting paid by someone, or
she was volunteering. And she walked with

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me, didn't even slow me down. Nice, no problem. How would

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it take you the voter? Three
minutes? Four or five? Yes?

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Okay? Part of that is okay. I I am I good or bad?

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I voted, I went. I
voted up for people I don't know.

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I've never heard of their whole life, their whole life to be decided

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with a click of my stylusts.
And I'm just looking at names. Yeah,

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you know, like I knew the
big one, but there wasn't even

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any eight issues. It was just
a couple of things. There was a

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dude on there. I have the
thing Texas Supreme Court. Yeah, I

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think a Democrat won that well,
which was one of the few, one

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of the few because it was red
wave. Well, no, but we

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only voted on your on the party
that you agreed to be a part of.

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Uh huh oh okay. But then
you then you have know you can

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select options within the within the park. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

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It's it's it's it's an election where
you're not voting against someone you disagree with.

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Novembers a little different, takes longer, Yeah, and it should.

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There's a guy named Joe Pool on
there, right, I'm like, wait,

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gives some bluff. I think I
voted against him, assuming that a

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lot of people are going to vote
for him because he has a nice lake.

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I'll punish him for having a cool
name. Well, I think I

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voted for Bonnie Goldstein, who is
against Joe Poole because I grew up with

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a cool girl named Jennifer Goldstein.
Okay, now that's the worst reason,

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incredible logic. I'm telling you how
many people go in there and know every

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single battle and like who they wanted, everyone less than I don't know if

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what you did is worse than what
I did. I did it, just

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went in there and just did write
in candidates and put Jeff's skin wade for

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all of them. Do is hope
and he wins one. I voted for

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a guy whose name was close to
Siroy when it started with an s.

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Yeahs d uh huh Randy CISTI we
need to get him on. It might

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be the Randy's hot tonight in Texas
Supreme Court. I don't know. So

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I'm in. They're going I don't
know anything about these people, and I'm

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partaking in. You're right, but
is it better that I'm at least in

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here or not? It doesn't matter. Kevin just said it. It doesn't

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matter. Your vote doesn't matter.
It doesn't And in most of these it's

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unopposed. You just have to click
names. Yeah, there's only one name

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there, like fine, I was
voting for I was. I did not

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vote for those people. I wanted
to see if they could be a tie

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on those when they're vote running unopposed. I'm like, I'm not hitting that

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button to check that off. The
name, He's right on the names.

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Though. You see a cool name, people, your eyes are drawn to

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it. If you were a political
candidate, you should change your name to

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something cool, yes, or something
known, yeah, or anyone who's like

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a last name that sounds like a
president. Yeah, all a cowboy player.

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If your first name was an apeman, Yeah, well, that'd be

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a good one. Change your last
name to a yes, or Landry,

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Tim Landry right, or an animal
Roger Landry, Yeah, I mean tigers

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easy one. But if your name
was you know, Roger Landry would win

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everything. I don't care one thing
he cares about. If you had some

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type of animal name tires too easy, puppy Yeah, I mean yeah,

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Puppy Peterson would win the entire Puppy
Peterson he was there, That'd be like,

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nah, of course, puppy Peterson. How it would be. Yeah,

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Roger Landry sweeping all elections. Yeah, Roger Landry is the governor of

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the great State of Texas. I
think if I if I went that route

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by I'd picked the funnier name,
like I'm going to pick. If it's

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Roger Landry versus Dick Snack, I'm
definitely voting for Dick Snack, right Crooked

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von Fayle, Oh damn, I
guess I'll go with Dick's or six Puffy

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Peterson here Brawnie man Slide Victory Dallas
County UH commissioner is Dick Snack. But

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my ties went to the women,
yep, or names that appear to me

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to be minorities. What does that
mean? Well, that's another thing I

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don't know. Look at my African
American. I'm a champion of diversity.

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Okay, what were some of the
names that you thought might be minorities?

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That's okay, So there you go. That's some curb stuff right there.

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You try to do the right thing
anyway, Go America, Go yeah,

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and shout out to American Samoa,
who voted for some dude named Jason Palmer

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to beat uh Joe Biden. He
found out when his phone was blowing up

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and he said he's never been there
and he's somehow won. Happy Super Tuesday,

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Happy Super Tuesday, Welcome to Awesome
Wednesday. Sports is next and we

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will continue our maths conversation should Jason
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