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Good morning. There's pipes bursting everywhere, pipes bursting in Dallas or Worth water

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main brakes. But the roads they're
nice. We canceled the Metroplex today for

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no reason. The roads are just
fine, at least on my right end.

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How about your ride in? Yeah? Perfect? Are you talking to

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us or people that are I'm always
talking or something. I'm always talking to

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America and our two percent of listeners
in Hong Kong. I'd like to put

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out the call for people to phone
in if their roads are bad. And

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I bet we don't get one call
no, because this was like a normal

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day driving in. Man, I
stand and fight for corporate America. Don't

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let these people off today. Okay, you call them right now and you

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say nah, water cooler talk.
The roads are good. My boy's Kevio

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dingu and Detective Dick say no,
sweat. You can't get anything done unless

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you go into the office. Get
him in, big boss man, get

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them all in, Round them up, get him in. Don't want your

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excuses want you're ass in that chair
typing away. How is your company going

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to be unique? If everyone's just
going back to excuses. Everyone's got excuses.

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That doesn't make your company any different. You're just like any other company,

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trying to stay above the line.
Get your employees to work. Those

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episodes of Reacher aren't going to watch
themselves. That's what they're doing. They're

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watching Reacher today. That's what the
oil guy I said yesterday. That was

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funny. I've been working all night. We're like, oh, man,

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what a badass. He's out there. What are you Roughnecker. Yeah,

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he's just with a tank top doing
the big metal thing, possibly losing a

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finger every ten seconds. Oh my
dude, Hell yeah, you're out there

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getting it done. Gas price is
good right now, it's twelve degrees.

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This guy's killing it. Yeah,
keeping America. Strong smoke coming out of

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his mouth, breathing heavy. He's
in a nice heated office watching Reacher.

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No. I watched Reacher the whole
second season, all of it. God

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Boss asked him to come in and
an overnight and a beautiful warm trailer crushing

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Reacher. He experienced the he experienced
the Arctic blast, the twelve feet he

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walked from the trail door to his
truck. He called in because he was

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mad about the cowboys. Right,
Yeah, as watch Reacher at worked all

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right, everybody trying to get over
Well, you know what, people don't

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make it make it difficult when they
close every school in a hundred radius.

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Is it a lot of that,
dude? Uh yeah, And a lot

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of this was getting ahead of it
yesterday. And like I'll say, like

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yesterday we had NBC five's Kevin Smith
on the meteorologist and he predicted that Rhades

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would be treacherous today just because the
temperatures were going to remain in the fifteens.

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But the problem is we just didn't
get enough precip over the weekend.

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Was that in line with your models? It was in line with my models.

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As the week went on, as
we got closer, it became more

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evident we weren't going to have as
much of a threat of precip. Now.

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Look at may be different up north, you know Denton County and up

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there toward the Red Yeah yeah,
but man, down here, it was

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a light dusting and and whatever traffic
mushed that into slush and uh melted ice.

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It all evaporated. We had enough
sunshine yesterday where all that stuff evaporated.

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Like my yard had snow in it
all gone. Yeah yeah, I

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figured it would survive the night,
but no, we I don't care if

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you get to work or not.
But no joke. The roads are totally

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fine, at least in Dallas from
downtown Dallas from oak Cliffe to Addison,

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at least in the toll way and
all the side roads. Any one was

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about my house, which are sometimes
the ones that you know don't get the

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treatment. Zero problem thirty east or
west from East Dallas area six thirty five,

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seventy five bridges, overpasses, high
fives, exchanges, just like just

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like a normal day. Now we're
a little further north Richardson going west to

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Addison. All clear. Where our
problems are going to be today is water

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main bursts. What's a water I
think it's like the fire higer right or

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is it short for main line?
Is it it may and e or is

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it m A I N water main
m A I N it is, Yeah,

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sure, I see it right behind
your head on the NBC five TV

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right there. Look at that,
And that's down where we used to work

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by what al Rodgers and what is
that pearl? Pearl? So there's a

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bunch. There's a guy. His
name and I thought this was funny when

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I looked at the article. His
name was Master plumber David Butler, WHOA

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so the master plumber I didn't go
to plumbing school for eight years, should

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be called mister he Uh he said
that. Uh, they got a bunch

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of calls yesterday. You know,
once the temperatures got going up into the

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twenties a little bit. They barely
got into the twenties and some places though,

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So, I mean, but we
have a water main burst downtown off

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Pearl Street. The watermain burst in
four earth and I s's one off one

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eighty three as well. And I
don't know the specific neighborhood on that yet

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because they're just now kind of starting
to report these. But yeah, roads

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are gonna suck down there by Pearl
downtown. Yeah, that's gonna be icy

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and nasty today. But the main
thoroughfares are largely unaffected. They've I've got

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one break that's Highway three seventy seven
north of Benbrook one on Jacksonborough Highway,

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which is one ninety nine. Kevin
familiar with that stretch of land heading toward

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downtown Fort Worth along the thirty five
west of Felix Street and then the aforementioned

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Pearl Street exit ramp from seventy five
to what al Rogers. So those all

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three are active, and I think
they started around three am, and that's

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gonna stick and freeze and turned eyes
right, because yeah, we don't jump

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out of the We don't jump out
of like the twenty and to teens.

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We didn't get above freezing until maybe
tomorrow. What the thing is is they've

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gotten ahead of. This has happened
early enough that they've already closed those roads.

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So put some Brian on it.
I don't know. I think they

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need to worry about finding the break
and shutting the water off down there,

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But as far as like traveling on
that stuff, look, go to work.

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Watch some Reacher. The highest sixty
one next Tuesday, just so everyone,

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look, we're gonna make it through
it just fine. It'll be sub

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sub freezing all day today and then
tonight and then tomorrow. I think we're

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up into what the low forties.
Yeah, the Friday, another cold front

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hands. I think the high on
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thirty six, So stay inside and
watch football Saturday. I guess the thing

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that blew my mind was opening up
the school closing list, the most recent

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one, and I mean they made
these decisions last night. I know it's

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probably difficult to put that horse back
in the barn, you know, overnight,

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But dude, this list, Mikey, this page. Look at this,

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I mean it is look at this. This is all DFW, and

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percent of the text that you're seeing
there are closed schools or delay openings,

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closed their campus to really yes,
it's according to this, it's just precautionary

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from the hell we all had a
couple of years ago, right, yeah,

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and why not get ahead of it. What's the real problem if you

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miss it this way versus say they're
open and then it's hell out there?

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Can you imagine someone from Buffalo coming
to Dallas for the first time and hearing

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this segment, yeah, and being
outside to them this is spring beautiful,

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y'all coast for hunh you'r coach for
who y'all wait won yesterday? I don't

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think they sound like that, not
at all. Well, but odd voice,

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I think you need to keep working
workshopping Buffalo, Kevo, don't add

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Buffalo to your list. Stop thinking
of Buffalo. I don't care what anyone

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says. The Buffalo Loud Wings commercial
with the singing Buffalo is hilarious, Like

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that is they just the commercial stars. You don't see him, and you

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hear him going on the barbecue wa
and it's a huge buffalo and when it

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zooms out you can see how big
he is, his heads always hitting the

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ceiling and he's talking to the people
at the table, just having wings.

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It's great. I missed the buffalo. Did you see the newest, the

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Great White Buffalo? The Ella Cool
Jay Don't turn in your parents commercial?

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No, oh, those are obviously
we all love those. And it's the

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one dude, Oh, I think
no, it wasn't Kevin. He's standing

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there and then doctor Rick is there. He's like, I don't want to

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slowly turn around and just don't do
anything. And the guy turns around and

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it's hello, cool Jay standing there
and he just immediately extends his hand and

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says Keith and introduces himself. Instantly
freaks out. And then they show him

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showing videos of his nephew to Elle
cool Jy on his phone, Yeah,

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on his phone, trying to find
him piano recital. I s all the

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blue hair at the store, don't
say it. Yeah, that's what I'll

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see it exactly, I'll see it
blue. It's funny watching like people that

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were you know, relevant in the
nineties eighties, that are aging and you

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know, growing in the middle age, just kind of embracing that role and

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remaining in entertainment. Like Ll could
probably have never imagined himself in twenty twenty

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four being the old guy in the
insurance spot. Ye, turning into your

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dad. And that's the connector is
well, I'm a contemporary of your dad,

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so of course they know me.
It's just really funny to see because

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we're all, you know, I'm
probably closer. I'm closer to ELL's age

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than you guys. Obviously you are
Kevin, but you two Mikey. So

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it's just funny to see all these
dudes that I grew up with that were

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you know, relevant to high school
in my early twenties that are now thought

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of as grandparents. And he's fifty
six. Yeah, he's older than me.

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Crazy. What's your exact birthday?
I'd rather not give that out.

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Why doesn't people don't need to March. We'll just say March. Stay away

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from his birth certificate. I wanted
to see what slab might be born in

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the exact same day as you.
Well, why would that you worried about

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receiving tons of great presents. No
really not. Oh, it's like my

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birthday. I don't share it with
anybody really great, Like it's Jason Kidd

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and like one other person Heath Ledger
for me, I meant on your exact

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day, like there was one exact
year, oh year, and yeah,

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okay that I don't know. I
don't worry about them. I don't think

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anybody good. Yeah, what about
minute now or do you go to find

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that in the time you're born.
I have some sort of like a piece

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of art on my in my house
was Zoo animals and yeah, like Clay

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Numbers and the show the exact I
think it was very very early in the

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morning. Mine is a baby shoe. Yeah, there you go. We

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all got something eight to fourteen pm
PM, which explains my night out tendencies

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before they said you'll be good for
morning drive. I think mine was three

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or four of the morning, which
in yours as well, which explains our

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overnight ol tendency. Yeah, exactly. Hoot. Paul Cogan saved a life.

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We'll get to that in twenty minutes. Sports at seven, uh and

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the preliminary teas I'm going with right
now, although it could use workshopping is

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why the Cowboys should hurry and make
a decision, much like officials did in

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DFW to cancel school today. They
should make it fast. I texted you

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guys in the middle of the third
last night that Eagles game, saying,

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I hope Jerry's on the phone with
with Bill. Bill was on the phone

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or in person with the Atlanta Falcons
last night, Bill being Bill Cosby.

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Look at him, Bill Belichick?
What if it just hit me? What

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if Bill Cosy was the coach of
the Falcons? How well did that be

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if he coached the NFL dame after
all of these been through, I had

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put people there and they're just dominant. It's like, damn it, I

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don't want to pull for him.
If they're fun, they're running the fact

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he's a bad man. Did uh
Belichick really did an interview with him?

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He interviewed with the Falcons last night. Yes, that's what I wanted to

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ask you guys. I saw that
too. Do you think that Belichick is

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going to take the first offer that
he vibes with or is he going to

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do the NFL tour and just first
class food hotel? Or does he even

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care about that stuff? Can you
imagine that dude in an interview, you

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know, yeah, you know we
you know, we got a big plan.

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We had some in our past and
you know, look to replicated.

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Here here's my dog. Like does
he even like try to fake a smile

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in an interview, you know,
and like put on anything other than I

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think so, I think he's a
little more relatable than he shows. I

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do believe that. You know what
I bet it is is I go ahead

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that bella chicken saving thing. That
documentary on HBO was eye opening. It

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showed that he's a real person.
He's still boring, but you know,

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it showed that he's got something.
I bet beyond him slapping down his resume,

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which like you need a printed copy
of that. His credentials speak for

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themselves. I bet what it is
is the teams, the suitors are asking

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him, hey, looking at our
situation, what would you do? And

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I'm talking about personnel schemes all that
stuff. And then the owners a GM

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probably listens to what he has to
say and if that stuff, you know,

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works for them or gets them excited, he's cool with Arthur Blank Arthur

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Mike is going to let him run
the show. Now you don't have a

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quarterback, so you figure all that
out. Yeah, but they got a

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lot of other stuff, at least
offensively. I wonder how I would love

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to talk to a coach, maybe
retired one, about the process of interviewing

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for head coaching job, because you
do here sometimes it's five hours. And

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then does Bill Belichick have to go
nuts preparing for an interview with the Falcons

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and learning every position players, you
know, contract situation, who's not going

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to be here, what gaps need
to be Like, do you have to

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do all that beforehand? Does the
average potential first time head coach have to

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do that? Bill Belichick doesn't really
have to do that. It may have

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to Bill to do anything. I
would imagine, right, he's like,

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look who I am? It might
be you know how Like we talk about

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chemistry and one of the clearest paths
to success is to be able to get

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along with people you know, and
absolutely especially unper management, they love us,

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love us. But I bet it's
a lot of that just trying to

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like kind of getting to know each
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you gel with the with the people
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when you're gone. Probably that you
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you vibe with each other. It's
dumb for him if to just go and

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take the Falcons job, and the
Falcons it's great for them if they could

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get Bill Belichick right. Whether you
think of Bill Belichick, this is good

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for the Falcons either way, if
they work. It'd be done for him

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to take the job without the Chargers
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mean, you know, at least, dude, you at least listen.

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He may have it in his mind, I would never work for the Jones

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family. I don't think that's the
case. In fact, I think he

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would like to be here. I
wonder if he has any of the I

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don't want to call it infatuational Cowboys
franchise, and maybe it's completely fabricated from

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us living down here, but there
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damn Dallas Cowboys and for a guy
like him, the opportunity to return us

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to where we belong, you know, where our fan base believes that we

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you know, the normal rules don't
apply and twelve when seasons aren't to be

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celebrated. If you get bounced,
how fast could you prove that it was

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not all Tom. Just in the
narratives of dummies. It doesn't matter,

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but history will still look at no
matter what happened, you won without Tom

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somewhere else and go to a roster
that is ready to win games. I

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don't know that they're ready to win
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games. You can't argue that,
and that's where you go. Man.

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And I don't know. It's like, if you lose McCarthy, how much

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does that impact Dak. I don't
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too much because Dak's been good before
Mike McCarthy was his coach. And I

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know a lot of people don't want
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So I think Belichick here makes more
sense than other people. As listen to

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Kavanar said, I don't think that's
what Kavanaugh wants. You know, he

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wants a young uh you know,
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if we're gonna do it. I
also think Kavanaugh fully feels like McCarthy he

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said, or say, yeah,
he probably should be fired for that loss,

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but we all acknowledged we don't know
if it's the right thing to do

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as well, go it's a risky
thing and the next thing could suck,

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but the roster's ready to win at
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I know it's he's kind of the
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but I mean, Mike Tomlin has
been around forever. He's the most tenured

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coach in football, right, yeah, and they just keep running him back

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out there regardless of the outcome of
their seasons. Did you see they don't

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they don't win. I mean,
they don't. Press conversation at the end

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of his press conference, I saw
a blurb. Why what was the that

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Maddy crak me up, please,
Maddie and for aj this morning. He'll

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Maddie, let's uh for you play
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Kevin Ken Is this working many?
My competer man? It says it's implying

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it. So I don't know,
Kevin, Okay, whatever the point is

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he was at the question was like, it wasn't questions, Mike, you

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have a year left on your contract, and then he said deuces and left

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and he just did the yep James
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like before the question got finished.
I can't help it that, like we're

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so effan messed up in the head
with this what the Cowboys are and how

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anyone in the league views them.
You know, don't I even talk about

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him? But it is Mike Tomlin
maybe, like you know what I want

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to change and the big the big
job is open or are we just nuts

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to even think that? I mean, the Pittsburgh Steelers, that's not any

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step below the Dallas Cowboy or is
it perception wise? It is? Is

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it? I mean they have more
titles than the Cowboys, right? Is

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it tied? Are them in the
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and then one they have five?
Yeah, I think they have the same.

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Yeah, it's forty five. I
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of five years? Seers five?
Steelers and Patriots have six apiece? Okay,

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Steelers got Cowboys forty nine? Ers
have five. Yeah, I'm telling

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you, like I the Steelers might
well, I don't you know, you

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can't say it because the ratings and
all this stuff that is consistent with the

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Cowboys have two quarterbacks in my lifetime. I have two coaches in my lifetime,

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Bill Cowvern, Mike Tomlin. Yeah, that is weird. Did they

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go right from Chuck Nole to Cower? I think so. I answered their

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bit too right. We have coaches
for twenty years at a time for them

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to the seven had a losing record
with him as head coach. Yeah,

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he's incredible from having a rebuild,
I guess. But man, so they

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got one Super Bowl under Cower?
Yeah, yes, the it was the

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one with is it when they beat
Seattle in six? I believe the Arizona

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one? That's right. I think
that was Bruce Springsteen at halftime. That's

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my memory. They had a bunch
of coaches in their first decade basically,

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can anyone name one? Peter Hines, No, Peter Hinds. I don't

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know. I don't think I've ever
heard of any of these people. Richard

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three Rivers, you know what?
This is their handful of coaches before Chuck

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Nold, Bill Austen, Mike Nixon, Buddy Parker, Walt Keisling. These

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are all of my grandpa's drinking buddies. These guys all work at air Tractor.

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Joe Bach, Oh, yeah he's
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with Troy. That's Buck John Mickelson. And then they Chuck Field's Dad Chuck

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Nole there forever. Then Bill Cower
for a massive chunk my Tom, and

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that is kind of amazing. Okay, hold on, hold on, hold

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on. Troy came up. Can
I put Can I play something for you

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guys? Yeah? Man, oh
yeah, I assume it works. Maddie,

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Let's see if this is up.
You're ready. This is from the

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past, because that sets up here
we go lecher Cox of the Eagles,

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this is from the past, and
it was me and Skin on the air.

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Okay, cast, okay, and
it's gonna We're gonna get back to

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Joe. We go back to Joe
and Troy in a minute of the date

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bletcher Cox of the Eagles one of
the best Cox dump it? But Butcher

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Cox, what are the best tackles? I didn't hear what you missaid,

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but your cos what do you want
me to do? Likes? My what

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are you talking? Football? Okay? You made it singular. Fletcher Cox

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is tough and Troy but now knows
how I felt on that fateful day.

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You're ready last night Monday Night football
and Baker trying to step up. Fletcher

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Cock Cox makes a huge play on
him and he did. Joe, You're

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right, he got hit hard,
able to get out. Okay, you

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left all of them in there,
hit hard and get up. Yeah,

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I love it. Celebrities, they're
just like us. It's at least so

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quick though. Troy kind of oh
yeah, I should probably, and Baker

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trying to step up. Fletcher cock
Cox makes a huge play on him,

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and he did. Joe, You're
right, he got hit hard, able

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to get out, were able to
get up. Troy had a little bit

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of a sinusy voice last night,
But dude, I'll give even the Steelers.

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They played the Bills pretty tough.
Yeah, they gave it to him

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a little bit. And I was
thinking of the Cowboys again, like that's

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a team with a beat up backup
QBU probably didn't belong playing. Yeah,

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but Tomlin always has them playing above
their heads or above where they should be

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sure. And they were down what
fourteen and nothing like lightning, and they

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had to toughen up and fight and
they hung in there and they were in

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that game until very late. And
it's just the opposite of what happens here.

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Yeah, complete opposite. Yeah,
the Cowboys were the Cadillac that hadn't

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had an oil change in ten thousand
miles. But they have a brand new

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air freshener pine tree hanging from the
rear view mirror that the owner of it

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spent more on that than he did, you know, maintaining the engine and

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a good washing in detail. Huh
in this vehicle just got was Steelers showed

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up in what nineteen seventy four snowplaid
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the game was also twenty one bodywork. I think it was twenty one nothing

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and Steelers couldn't hold on the ball. The Bills are the clear better team.

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I think we're now like asking that
like weird question, like we're the

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Cowboys the clear better team? I
think they were and they were at the

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beginning of the year. Where the
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What are the Packers go play San
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gonna happen. I really don't.
I think San Francisco is far and away

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the best team in football. I
even think they're better than Baltimore, who

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smoked them. I do think that, Like hou s like wonder if like

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did things even out that quickly as
we went on throughout the year, are

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sting to keep these things going.
Are you saying that that that the Cowboys

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game could have been that weird confluence
of one team showing up and having that

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anomaly of their worst performance of the
year arguably, and the other team showing

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up and having their best. Yes, and that's all just to do about

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nothing. Well, I'm saying it's
possible, that's a part of it.

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And if they play that game fifty
more times, the Cowboys win it forty

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nine, which that is a and
isn't that a vote for running it back?

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It is, But I mean,
yeah, that's a hell of a

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jump to make, and there's not
much evidence that supports that being that's the

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thing is, you can't prove that
there's no data that can really improve that.

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Yes, right, if the Packers
go and god forbid, beat San

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Francisco, I mean, it's San
Francisco and the rest. Because one of

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the four teams of the forty nine
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and the Lions are going to the
Super Bowl, and the Cowbys and Eagles

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are better than those teams for majority
of the season. You know, yeah,

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better Since you're gonna mark Cuban Day
at eleven thirty, listen to that

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but when you listen to the Menskin
Show, just listen for little tiny things.

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They'll sprinkle in there. I've worked
with them long enough to know they're

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not just gonna come out and tell
you what's happening. They will sprinkle things.

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And Ben kept saying yesterday someone that
he knows that's close with decision makers.

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You know, dan Quinn was the
succession plan, and now that's created

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a bit of turbulence. But like, I think it would have been real

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easy. If that game was close, then they would have just been like,

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man, you had your shot,
Mike, here's dan Quinn. Keep

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in mind, we got to remember
what we said three four or five months

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ago, six months ago, because
here's what it was when Kellen Morris pushed

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out and things removed, and assistant
coaches who have been here for a long

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time, Dug Nusts Myers of the
world are pushed out. They're pushed out

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in the name of this is your
chance, Mike, go make it happen.

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We're giving you the keys. He
got the keys, and that happened.

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He dropped the keys in the storm
grate in the parking lot, so

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I think he's probably gone. But
yeah, let's do that at the top

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of Oh it's not sports yet,
all right, it's the top of seven

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o'clock because I want to do this
every day, because this is gonna change

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in our heads every day. It's
like, what you think is what you

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think the resolution of this is for
the Cowboys? Sure, And like yesterday

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I was like, you know what
sports gun to Monogan, I'm going with

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Mike Vrabel. Yeah, And now
I don't know if I feel the same

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way, So I don't know.
Artist sports at seven, let's do the

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daily guess on how this soap opera
ends over the next couple months. I

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get, why do I have a
weird feeling that the judges are scrambling to

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find a black guy to interview to
just get the Rooney rule requirement out of

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the way, like they did when
they interviewed Marvin Lewis and then hired Mike

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McCarthy. They don't like to interview
for head coaches either, so it'll be

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someone they know or have a good
feeling about. So there's that kind of

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make sure today a lot of stuff, guys. I'm at a bit of

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a war with the city of More, Oklahoma. More on that at eight,

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and it does involve Dildo's good big
stuff at the Emmy's last night.

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I guess nine o'clock will review some
of that. I can uncross my fingers

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now for eight o'clock. I just
thought other big things happening all around the

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Metroplex. We're live, we're local, we're kicking ass. Coming up next

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