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Who is this Toby Keith's old school. Okay, uh, we do a

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lot of stories on gen Z and
millennial. Of course we're gen X yep.

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And then there we leap frog from
gen X to the boomers. So

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millennials now are almost forty, and
I've got a BuzzFeed list millennials share the

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exact moment they realized they weren't young
anymore. Hey, oh, I love

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the aha moments in people's lives.
Welcome to the club. Oh yes,

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I love it. Can I chase
the squirrel real quick? Of course,

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chase King Charles. They've done a
painting for him. Yeah, they said,

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hey, King Charles, we're gonna
do the painting for you. He

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goes, really, I want to
hear about it. I'm all yours hit

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the dinghy. It's number two.
You got the geometry joke in you did,

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but you got the I've said that. Just say this. He just

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unveiled the painting of himself. Yeah, and it looks like here, I'm

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gonna show you. I saw it
the Ghostbusters. Look. Yeah, it

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looks like he's the he looks he's
the evil painting. He looks like King

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Charles the Impaler. Yeah. He
looks like, uh, really, the

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Impaler, I'm the IMpower the Impalers. There a sorry party, Sorry you

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always make fun of the second greatest
Ghostbusters there is. Boy not saying much,

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just one good one. When I
turned forty, I still don't feel

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forty. It's weird to think about. I asked my teenage niece if she

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knew who Britney Spears was. She
says, I've heard of her, but

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I don't know her music. You
gotta be kidding me. No, that's

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I'm telling you. It's in Wow. And here's the thing. I think

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that kind of pop culture information has
gotten smaller and smaller and smaller, right,

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Like, let's go back to the
big stuff like Elvis. Every one

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new Elvis, right, but they're
but they'll tell you. They'll tell you

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Drake or Beyonce or whatever sold you
know ten times man in the albums and

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all that. And there's some people
are like, who's who's Beyonce? No,

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but you say stuff like you know
the Beatles, Biff Buyforted Socks and

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led Zeppelin. You know, people
just know. People know the iconic cars.

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Yeah, everyone knows nubs nips,
it's nibs. Actually, I like

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this one when I realized that my
students use a completely different hand sign for

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making a call. Instead of sticking
out their thumb and pinky and putting into

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the side of their face like our
phones, they put their whole hand against

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the side of their face like an
iPhone like this. No, look here,

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no call me man. No,
No, that's wrong. That sounds

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like a like a conehead would do. It's internationalist thumb and pink. It's

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the Hawaii hangs in the internet.
So I'm making a call. Hey,

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you know what I get it.
If you do the spin the finger like

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you're doing the dialing, that's out. Hey, Tony, what does this

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one mean? She said, Her
students do the whole hand. I know.

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I'm glad I went away. What
talk to the hand? No,

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I kind of like that. You
really, I just say it to you

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right now. Millennials feeling old.
When a friend of mine told me he

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was in fourth grade when nine to
eleven happened and I was a senior in

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college, I mean, wow,
I was well into my career. Yeah.

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I was surprised, absolutely. Uh. Yeah, It's that's another thing

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that we cannot believe. How long
ago two thousand and one, one oh,

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like that is a entire generation.
It's crazy and how much stuff has

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happened. And I know I'm aging
that's kind of what happens. But the

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first time my oldest call me bruh
hit different. Yeah, he's ten bruh

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and it happened maybe two years ago. I still hate it, but I

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can laugh about it now. I
don't know how many times I've looked at

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Megan and said, if you call
me bra one more time? But aren't

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aren't kids calling their mother bro too? It's they're so stupid. It's ridiculous.

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Listen, Ace, it's so stupid. Yeah, listen here, here

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are the acceptable terms ACE sport.
Yeah ya, I think like, I

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think the cutoff is twenty twelve because
it's the iPhone. That's that's what changed

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the world. Because you've ever been
on Facebook and they have videos of here's

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what a high school was was like
in two thousand and two, and it

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was or nineteen ninety eight, and
it was totally different. Yep, people

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were different. I saw a post
the other day where they were questioning the

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JCPS. Maybe they should not allow
phones during class. Now that's stupid.

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They should they need phones? And
then what do you need phones for because

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all people, because phones are part
of everyone's lives. It's stupid. This

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isn't nineteen eighty. Besides, what
JGP is going to do. The next

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thing they take away the phones,
next thing you're gonna do is take away

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their guns. Stop it. They
need their phone. Still, be stupid.

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What would you need your phone while
you're in class? It's a calculator.

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It is searched the web, because
that's how you search out stories answers.

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I'm sorry, but you it's you
use your phone in life. Correct.

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Use it for your yes, but
use it for your job. No.

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Oh, I don't even I don't
even have a phone. No,

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but here's the thing I'm supposed to
be studying. I'm in schooltop it's no,

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just use your tool. It's a
tool. Stop, you're a tool.

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What's the difference between the iPad and
a damn phone? You shouldn't have

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an iPad usually that's what they're using
books anymore. Now they use quills and

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you dip it in the egg and
you put it on a scroll. That's

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what happens. My daughter asked,
asked me when her dad and I were

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born, to which she replied,
oh MG, the nineteen hundreds. Yeah,

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I try to guess what it sounds
like when I tell people I was

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born in nineteen sixty nine, Like, what does that sound like when I

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was a kid or a teenager?
What was the equivalent of that? Right?

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Like if I if I hear somebody
was born in the nineteen thirties,

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right, yep, I was born
in thirty seven? What no I know?

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Right? Absolutely? Like all of
our rock stars and what makes me?

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What's uhol Sometimes they'll say, hey, in nineteen eighty we were closer

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to you. When they do those
things, yes, it's unbelievable. Sucks

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man. I was walking into a
new store that just popped up in my

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neighborhood, a vintage clothing store.
I didn't see anything cute or vintage when

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I walked in. I strolled the
aisles feeling confused for a minute, but

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then it hit me. Everything in
there was from the nineties. Yes,

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the nineties is vintage. You're still
wearing it. You should see one of

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us still wears eighty to twenty something's
go on campus. It is nineteen ninety

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five or six. It is all
that bright colored windbreaker. It was yeah

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ninety one with the with the really
blue jeanie blue jeens, the white leather

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tennis shoes. And you're like,
dude, that's had that looking. Let

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me tell you it wasn't. No, it was. It was a good

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look. We are you talking about
what what do you talk about? Sporting

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it now? Sports? Let me
tell you something, Jack, Maybe I

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do. Maybe I do sport it
still. Hey, listen now for you

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first day back bro So. But
here's the thing I liked it in the

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nineties. I thought, I thought
the whole day glow and neon stuff.

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And here's something I liked in the
nineties but you claim to hate is the

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high waisted jeans that it makes the
butts look really really super tall wasted jeans

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are by the devil. How do
you not like? How do you not

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like a tall butt? They're dopey
looking, They're dope it do thank you.

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Tall butt is a hibiscus. I
like a tall butt. Give me

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a nice tall butt, bartender.
Here's one all of us can relate to.

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I used to go to music festivals
religiously. Then I took a couple

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of years off when I had a
kid, and bang, I don't recognize

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any of the acts on the lineups
anymore. No, a later in life,

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I'm getting started to get more and
more lost on a couple of headliners

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like Judas Priest and you know,
egos of death Metal be there this year,

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but a lot of them, who
are you? You know? I

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know everyone says it, every generation
says it, but I think we're the

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first generation. It's right in the
music today, Yeah sucks, it sucks.

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I don't understand how one guy walking
back and forth with a microphone and

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all of the music is on a
recording and he is mumbling into a mic

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and basically the show is on the
screens behind them, But like that's part

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of the show, right, And
these kids will tell you it change while

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that performance can change my like,
are you serious? What? Yes?

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What their lip syncing? You know
what I say. I'm not saying,

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you know, I left when rock
did. I'm not saying that. I

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just think that some of today's music
sucks. It sucks. Most of it

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sucks. But when I was growing
up, I would listen to fifties music

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and I loved it. Sixties music, same thing. When millennials felt old.

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It was when I realized the Princess
and the Frog came out fifteen years

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ago. Fifteen that film was now
what the Lion King was to me and

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my sister. Yeah, Princesses,
it's a Disney movie that came out.

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It takes place in Louisiana. They
realized they didn't have any people of color

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for their Disney princess. Wait,
hold on, the first Disney princess of

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color I believe was no. But
is it a frog? Is it like

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something that was remade or what?
No, the story of the Princess and

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the frog is very old. This
is the first Disney movie does have a

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hop. I don't laugh at that. I don't laugh at that. Oh,

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that's a good one. It is
this where she kisses him he becomes

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a prince. Yes, okay,
that's an old story story. Correct,

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he should have become prince. Let
me ask you a question about the woman.

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Yeah, she's the princess. Yeah? Does she wear open toad shoes?

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He loves her though warts and all? Here we go. That's not

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true, is it? Hey?
You know I hate the soundtrack though it's

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nothing but hip hop. I was
talking to the younger girls in the office

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and they didn't understand listening to a
cassette tape and having to wind it back

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with a pencil. Oh yeah,
absolutely no. I tell you who used

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to do that a lot and enjoyed
it. Was Haley Hansen. I would

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be telling a story, a radio
story that you know, the ones that

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people don't believe. Right, Oh
yeah, what's happening in the newsroom?

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And she would walk pot past,
going towards the copy machine, and going

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I was born that year. Thank
you, Thanks, thanks, Haley.

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I'd like this one. I dressed
up as Daria last year for Halloween,

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and my gen Z friend asked if
I was Harry Potter, oh Man,

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how do you dress up as diarrhea? No? You can't take a bunch

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of milk and chocolate milk or right? Diaria? All right? Next one,

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Hi, Suzanne, I think I
got the diarrheazue is Zuzanne? Hy

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Suzanne? Could you put some only
susanne'll stay out of that room for

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at least forty five minutes, Hi, Susiane, how many can has we

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got? I felt old when I
realized Avril Levigne's debut album, let Go,

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turned twenty a couple of years ago. That is, that's surprising to

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me, even oh Man, because
she was a new artist. I mean

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ever twenty years twenty plus years ago. I thought she was twenty. Oh,

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I don't know what ASMR means.
Okay, ASMR. I've looked it

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up and I don't remember it.
Essmo soon hang on anonymous sensory what what?

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What does it mean? Dude?
What's this? Can be right?

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This can't be right? Can you
say it on the radio? No,

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I I don't know it says an
autonomous sensory meridian response. Okay, it

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refers to a kingly feeling that travels
down from the head. Gosh. Wow.

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When my niece was a baby,
she was an extra in the Hannah

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Montana movie along with her older siblings. This baby graduates from high school next

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month. Generation Z It's least funny
generation effort. Thanks for ruining everything,

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especially like television commercials. These are
the dumbasses that are righting them so stupid,

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and none of them are funny.
None of them are funny. They

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ruined everything because they're narcissists. No, they only think of themselves. When

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I just finished training someone for a
few weeks at work and she had to

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call one of our vendors from the
landline in a different area, Coach,

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she couldn't get the number right.
Three times I tried and it went straight

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through. She didn't understand area codes. No, why it seems, Oh,

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because you're just SOPHO. You just
hit cold hit your person. Yeah

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see, I still know your number
by hard my mom's but you all thought

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of when we were in Vegas thanks
to Planet thirteen, I thought, how

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cool would it be if you could
have like an old rotary phone that's just

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like the shell of it. I
have one in my basement, but it's

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bluetooth and it sinks up to your
cell phone, so you can talk on

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the old regular phone. Why would
I do that? Because it was easy,

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because it was easier. Here,
let me tell you, putting this

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to your ear sucks. Put a
regular phone that was made to be able

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to gainst your ear, but it's
attached to a cord and you hold so

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what it's it's bluetooth, Okay,
then maybe just a receiver. I have

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the old school, uh, the
black phone with a rotary twenty five feet

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cord on it. I still do
too, but I'm just saying it would

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be cool to make that a I
don't even hold the phone to my head

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anymore. I usually put the little
one ear in. I'm the guy that

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has the one ear in, so
you're the guy up against the walk on.

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I don't know. I don't starting
with leak pud and they think they'renna

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get some white men for me.
No. I never answered the phone in

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the store any matter. If I
get caught in the store and I have

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to answer the answer the phone,
I say, look, I look like

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a dumb ass because I'm in a
store. I'll call you back. And

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they say, that's not why you
look like a dumb ass. That's what

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they say when millennials fell old.
Finally, when I did the math and

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realized I was physically old enough to
have a child in middle school. Now

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there are people younger than me with
grandchildren. Yeah. Yeah, welcome to

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the club, millennials. Yeah wow. You know, because because you see

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your friends as we did twenty five
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at your buddies and think of what
they look like now. Oh and everyone

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else looks at us like a bunch
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like, I think of my guys, you guys twenty years ago. You

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guys are old people of all ages. They'll love Louisville style pizza. I

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tell you that. Let me tell
you it's two. Let me tell you

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I missed Barono's pizza so bad ones
on the Lost Vegas Baby. Barono's pizza

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is Louisville style pizza. Plus,
it's the pizza that constantly gives back to

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the city of Little what surrounding areas. You're gonna love your neighborhood Barano's Pizza.

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Each one of them has their unique
flare and flavor to them. But

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the Mama Baronos. Wow, baby, you can't beat it with a switch.

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It will work. But if you
don't like pizza, how about another

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menu item like sandwiches, pastas,
salads, wings. You're gonna be amazed

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at how expansive the menu is.
When's the last time you've been to Baronos?

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Treat yourself? Go today Baronos Pizza
Dining and carry out her delivery.

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Yeah, it's that good, all
right. Sometimes people use carriage forward,

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Ford trucks and vans to deliver Baronos
pizza. Well that's their best about country

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Courtney Donahoe in one second. First, I want to tell you about my

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Southern Comfort hot tub. Oh,
how I missed you. Baby. We

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got on our Southern covered hot tub
last night. Got a couple number one

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the key list to end the day. Wife was burned down on hearing the

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Rolling Stone, so we listened to
the best of Courtney Dunaho and it was

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marvelous. Folks, if you don't
know about a vacation right there in your

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own backyard, get your Southern Cover
hot tub and let the worries of the

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world just melt away all the stress
from work. Maybe you work with two

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dumbasses and they get on your nerves. Oh you'll forget back. Wait wait

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not you guys, right, A
couple of people, I mean Courtney just

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got back. I can't believe you
can't not her either. But anyway,

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say you can't afford a hot tub? How about a hot tub? Is

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lowest sixty five dollars a month over
one hundred and fifty tubs to choose front,

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plus they have twelve months same as
cast. Get your family of vacation

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right there in your own backyard.
Dude, it's seventy five and one present

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highway Southern Comfort hot tubs. And
since I'm not the dumb ass I'm looking

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for my it's not you. Yeah, I'm actually looking for my Southern comfort

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hot Your name would be nice to
have one in New York. Your name

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is? Your name is stupid toilet
heead. If anyone deserves a hot tub,

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I think it's me. I agree, as long as you wear that

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giant ice pack thing is so sexy
right now, you now what? I'm

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a classy broad life. Has Evan
called you a stupid toilet head lately?

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Because oh he calls me all sorts
of things. You gotta send more of

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them my way. Kid's hilarious.
He is. Oh my goodness, So

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Evan is a delight. He's very, very funny. And for listeners who

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are not familiar with me, you're
tuning in for the first time. I

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have a delightful son named Evan.
Evan has autism and developmental delays, and

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he is just the biggest joy in
my life. So he received his communion

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recently. Yeah yeah, oh,
and the Good Lord got us through that

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whole entire thing. He still don't
know how he did it. So he

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ended up because my children's last name
is Bromley. My last name is donahomme

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my maiden name, but the children's
last name is Bromley. So of course

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my son is the first kid to
go, and I'm like, oh great,

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the kid from special education is leading
every So my son goes up there,

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and he, of course completely forgets
everything that he's been practicing. And

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I was practicing with him with those
what are those wafers, those those horrible

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candies. Oh you know what I'm
trying. I wanted to mill a wafers,

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but the necho wafers. Oh,
and and so we were doing it

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every day, and he was putting
the hands over hand and I would pretend

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with him and he would do it. So he finally gets to the communion.

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He goes right, the priest raises
communion. My son goes to grab

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it and says, thank you,
Evan, put your hands down. Put

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your hands down. So, yes, we are on the video me yelling

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at him, go put your hands
down. Put your First Communion is really

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the cutest your kids will ever look
because the girls wear basically a wedding dress

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with a veil, and the little
boys have white jackets. It's it's the

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cutest your kids will ever be on
first community. And I have to tell

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you my my son is a very
handsome kid. I'm not one of those.

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But yes, if you actually look, for those of you who are

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on Facebook, if you look on
my Facebook page, you'll see pictures of

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the communion. You'll see me in
my wig. But yes, you'll see

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my son on there. And here's
what I say. Your son is handsome

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as can be. Your daughter's absolutely
beautiful. Did you all adopt or something

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exactly? Yes, I definitely adopted. No, he is. He is

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just such a handsome looking kid,
and he's just he's really really funny,

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and he totally makes my day and
all of the different things that he does.

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But yes, So we go to
the communion party after I decided to

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have a small party at a local
Irish restaurant because of course we're irishin you

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know, let's let's give it to
let's give it to our people. So

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we go into the restaurant and Evan
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this is not what I wanted for
my anniversary party. He's like, we're

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not a David Buster. So is
that. I'm looking at the picture now,

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that's a wig. That's my wig. Oh it looks real. Yeah,

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it's amazing. And actually you'd be
surprised because I a friend of mine

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told me to get my wig before
I ended up going through chemo because she's

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like, you'll feel a little bit
better doing it, yeah, And she

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was right. So I went to
this great place up in Hartsdale, New

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York, which is right near White
Plains, and the woman so compassionate and

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so fantastic. But she said to
me, she's like, you know your

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skin is going to be bleached from
the chemo. So the wig you buy

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now, you're gonna have to come
back and get it died. And I'm

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like, a yeah, whatever,
a week before the communion put the wig

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on and I'm like, oh my
god, this looks terrible. So I

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ended up having to go up to
and you were talking it a bit ways

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getting a bad rap. Susan and
I have a wide selection of weeks in

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our bedroom selection even all right,
we are we are the green across the

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board. Tell me about the market
and the S and P five hundred is

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at a record woo the Dow up
two hundred and sixty five points inflation.

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That's the name of the game today. It cooled in April for the first

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time in six months. It's a
small step in the right direction for the

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Federal Reserve. They're looking to start
cutting rates later this year. Some people

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are saying maybe it could be September
with the news radio eight forty wha s

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Bloomberg money report on Courtney to have
just a birthday or something. Nope,

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just Mumford and Sons. Oh okay, yeah. I used to love that.

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Red Fox was hilarious in that and
they would say you big, big

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in every song in that way.
Three Bob Ferguson's have you seen that in

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Washington? Bob Ferguson, Bob Ferguson. No, I'm Bob Ferguson. Is

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it? Like the Blue Man group? So they U two smart asses named

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Robert Ferguson put themselves on the ballot
for governor of Washington because the Democratic candidate

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is named Bob Ferguson, So it
would read Bob Ferguson or Robert Ferguson three

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times and then the other candidate,
right, So how you know which Bob

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Ferguson is. Here's the thing.
They here's the thing. They have laws

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on the books exactly like that,
because that's a smart thing to do.

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You have another person with the exact
same name run and muddy the water.

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Well there actually is. It's a
felony, which I don't think these two

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Robert Ferguson's knew because they've already pulled
their name off the ballot. What happened

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when remember a lot of times they
used to have like Jim Pop Malone,

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You know Jim Pop No, you
could put your nickname on nicknames. If

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you want to put Pop Malone on
there, you can do that. There's

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not enough nicknames in politics, right
because they I'm sure they asked Susan that,

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because they asked Jackie. That is
there a phraser, a nickname that

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you want to go by, because
I could have been Dwight al Mucho ding

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Dong Witten, who doesn't the Metro
Council. You know, it's the nickname

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that makes you memorable, if absolutely, And there's not enough nicknames in politics.

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So again, these two guys were
informed that it is a felony to

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do so, so they have pulled
their names off the ballad. Best thing

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like that was the movie from Eddie
Murphy. I loved it. It was

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called The Distinguished Young Gentleman. And
there's a congressman or senator, one of

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the two federal His name was Jeff
Johnson, and he just changed. He

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started going by his middle name was
Jeff. So he got on the ballot

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as Jeff Johnson, and everybody just
thought, okay, but how many generations

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of politicians have been elected because it's
the same last name. Just keep writing

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the name, right, Sime Dan, Sime and the other Sime. Well

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they're both signed. They're both Dan
signs. Oh they're both Dan signs.

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Yeah, that's what I meant.
There's only one George Bush Siamese twins,

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big, thank god, you a
big fan of Bush Bush the beer.

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Yeah, regular Bush, It's great. It's not. Bob Ferguson is not

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a politician's name. I'm Bob Ferguson. That's the guy that owns a furniture

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store. He sells insurance. Yes, Bob Ferguson doesn't just sell insurance.

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He's the hell of an insurance sell
And here's how he has his phone,

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Bob Ferguson. Bob Ferguson has here's
a bookcase. He doesn't have a backpack.

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He's got a briefcase. He hands
to the phone in one of two

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ways, either this way, Bob
Ferguson, or you got Ferguson. How

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is a backpacking improvement on a briefcase? Do you have a combination on a

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briefcase? There were so many people
with these damn backpacks on as we were

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traveling. Oh yeah, I travel
with the nice attaheday case. Are you

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hiking? I don't know. I
don't know. No. I think no,

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because you could put whatever you need
on the flight in there. Medication,

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gum, what your laptop? I
take a gym bag, a gym

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bag, gym bag? I think
you take a gym bag. Okay,

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travel I carry a gym bag where
you can throw the one arm backpack on.

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What are you talking about? Because
I'm not going I'm not going to

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eighth grade class. It's versatile.
You're versatile. Everyone carries a backpack,

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nobody carry Do you carry back No? Oh okay, I just realized why

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Nerve he carries a backpack, car
to carries a backpack, taking to carry

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a laptop and my stuff in like
my bag. Ook at that back James

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Bond see that. It's like a
navy sealing. Stupid. Your face is

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stupid. So I take you what
Here's what I do. I take my

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SEATPAP and I put that in all
my medication, all the seatpap because you

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don't want your luggage. No,
it's I keep all my mads and my

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SEATPAP and my gym bag and I
put in the overhead thank you. Yes,

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And it's in a backpack I carry. It's a gym bag because you

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throw the gym back strap over your
shoulder and on you go. But now

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it looks like you're going up.
Who could you adjust my we're getting ready

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to climb evertence. Why are Irish
people climbing Everest? And by the way,

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that is an official Saint Matthew's Fire
Department. Basically the fireman, and

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basically I basically the fireman. I'm
an honorary fireman. Refair, got the

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hose. Well, it looks like
the whales are out to sink the oh

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I know, did you see this, Dave? Killer whales have been attacking

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boats for a couple of years now. Yeah, it's it's it's kicking up

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a little bit too. Where is
this killer whale? This happened in Morocco,

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Morocco. They have good hummus there, nice Moroccos. Yeah, I

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don't get hummus. Hey, baby, well you're married, Well, yeah,

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that goes away. I forget married. It's true, except for your

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birthday and anniversary you get hummus then. Yeah, but this hummus is flavored.

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Well, thank you. Lots of
Pasta has the best hummus. Don't

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get but also don't get guacamole.
So you don't get guacamole. I don't

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get it. I'd rather I'd rather
have sour cream than guawk. Yeah.

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Both people can't even say guacamole.
They go give me some guawk, I

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go in, uh, never mind, Okay, it's killer whales. But

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they are. They're attacking boats and
sinking the Orcas. Yeahs Orcas. They

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sunk a sailing yacht and the waters
on Sunday. It's not the first time

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either. Like Dave said, Uh, while Orcas the killer whales are typically

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peaceful. That's how he got their
name killer Wells because they're so peaceful.

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So Orca too. This times it's
personal. Orca two electric Googleloo good that

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you take the break dancing and the
Orcas win, win, and then free

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Willie. But then you're n C. Seventeen. My wife has a DVD

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called free WILLI in the night stand. Uh, and Orca with some sunglasses

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and maybe the gold chains and then
like a big gigantic underwater jam box and

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like the sharks come instead of fighting
to get a dance off. Okay,

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but we're talking about the stupid seventies
and eighties movies about sharks and orcas attacking

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people. In the title does say
just time it's personal. Now you're like,

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it's an animal, it's not personal. But now you're saying, these

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boats are attacking the boats. Are
these orches are attacking the boats? That

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sounds like this time it's personal,
It as personal. Baby, happened on

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Sunday in Morocco, Moroccan waters,
not the first time. Orcas are normally

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peaceful, but this Sunday, around
nine am, there was a forty nine

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foot long vessel. That's a big
one. I was carrying two people that

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encountered the wells at nine am local
time Sunday. That's when the passers reported

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sudden blows to the hall. That's
on the starboard or the what is it

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starboard wants starboard is starboard left?
Port is kind of a wine. Yeah,

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you know how you tell the difference. Port is four letters left,

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four letters. Starboard is more letters. So it's right, it's more like

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that's a good one. What's your
favorite starboardst mine is watermelon, banana,

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watermelon. Yeah. I was carrying
two people. Around nine am, that's

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when the orchest started to attack the
yacht. Sudden blows to the hull and

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then the rudder. That's when waters
started seeping in the ship. They made

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the yacht rock. You were hold
on to it like he had it.

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He had it in the he was
just waiting to drop it in. Luckily,

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a nearby oil tanker saw what was
going on to rescue the two that

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were on board the yacht. They
transported them to shore while the yacht slowly

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sank into the ocean and said goodbye
forever. That's why nothing good happens when

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you get out in the ocean a
fifty foot boat, you'd think you'd be

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safe. Right as it passed by, once said it's a twenty footer,

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and the other one said twenty five. That's right, gonna need a bigger

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boat, twenty five, twenty foot
twenty five. This has happened a bunch

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of times so far. Oh,
by the way, I wonder what's going

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on there By the way, tomorrow
our guest will be Ronnie plattfor from Kansas.

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How many Kansas guys are left?
Well they're Steve Walsh is still alive

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but doesn't sing with them anymore.
Richard Williams Murp is still touring, and

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Phil would know. You know.
I a aw interesting story about the Whiting

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crew is in seventy seven. The
lights they used was a posterial gel type

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Whiting and then they went to the
LEDs seven years ago to spend much more.

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Just should be difficult as the drummer, but it was just from June

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to July, just a couple of
things about their hardware on the drum kits.

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Instead of normal nickel, it was
gold plated platinum nuts Sorr a Tuesday

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answer there, So Joy's Tomorrow with
guests Ronnie Plaid from Kansas. Christian Brothers

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Roofing a lot of storms going on
lately. If you think you have damage,

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get a hold of them a christianbro
Roofing dot com. They're located there

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in Middletown. Family owner operates since
nineteen ninety seven and they've been busy.

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But they have a great relationship with
their retailers, so they distributors. They

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have all the nails, the tie, everything they need. Even through the

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pandemic and all that, they were
getting their stuff, so obviously now it's

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a lot better. But they certainly
can handle whatever you need quickly in a

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great way. So Christian Brothers Roofing, have them walk the roof and see

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if you have damage. If so, they'll take it from there. Christianbroroofing

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dot com. I was at Weight
Loss Centers of Louisville yesterday for my red

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light therapy. You lose weight,
it helps out your skin condition. It's

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fantastic. My wife says her c
section scar, which she's hated since she's

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had the kids twenty years ago,
is softened and looks better. And she

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said mention on the radio, I
don't care. I was like, okay,

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So Red Light Therapy is at Weight
Loss Centers of Louisville nine zero six,

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seventy one oh five, nine oh
six seventy one oh five call it

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now. It said you want the
Vinetti Special its forty nine bucks, Sis

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New Kansas. It is Allionire,
the first album they did with Ronnie Platt.

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Wellt's just push off Clay and Buck
and just play the rest of this

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for an hour. Yeah, what
the what type of underwear was Ronnie Platt

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wearing? Win? He doesn't wear
it. I And the first day in

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the PGA. I'm shocked that Terry
Miners is working this week and not going

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to the PGA Championship because Valhalla used
to be his home course. And of

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course he loves hanging out with the
multi billionaires. That's his crew. Rich

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people is his crew. That's his
Yeah, that's his people. So I

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hang out with exactly right, don't
you get he'll ye? So first day

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is tomorrow. Obviously, if you
don't know golf, it's Thursday and Friday,

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then the cut and then the people
that make the cut will finish up

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on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are
going for about two hundred and fifty dollars

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on a daily basis. Uh.
And if you're lucky enough to get into

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one of those VIP tents, they're
amazing. So how funny if you're going

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out there for sure, a couple
of shows on the road. This Friday,

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join us at Other and Comfort Hot
Does. We'll be doing the show

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live. And then next Friday,
Baby, we're cooking with the hog Fathers

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at Grill Masters supply at the Fireplace. Can't wait, all right, dude

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for Dave Jennings. Whole team back
together again today, Dwight Whitte, I'm

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Tony Venetti on news Radio eight forty
whas I Love you,