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Good morning everybody. Here we go. It's gonna get mild before it gets

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wild. It's gonna warm up for
the downbeat. And we have stuff all

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day long for you. Gonna pay
tribute something turning twenty five years old today

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at nine o'clock. It's gotta butt
for you a little bit later. Didn't

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go this morning news? Of course? Did Aaron Rodgers apologize to Jimmy Kimmel?

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Did he cuss a lot on National
TV? Have that for you?

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A quick way to get rich?
Sure? How we can save Mike Siroy

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get that seven o'clock. Let's do
it now. It's cowboys stuff, tons

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of cowboys stuff. Cowboys. You're
gonna win, right, I got another

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bad thing, though I had another
bad note. There's more good notes than

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that notes, mostly good notes.
At seven MAVs we're gonna have Jason Kidd

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today and the MAVs lost by a
lot, and uh, I don't mind

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either getting in touch at the PR
guys, and like you know, we're

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gonna have to do it tomorrow.
When do text him right after the game?

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Uh yeah, near the end.
To me, the guy that I'm

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going with now is Alan. It
makes to be bff with Scooter, I

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know, and he was awesome.
And I'm sure Alan's great. Who's been

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great? Yeah? Yeah? Did
he work under Scott, I don't know.

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I'm sure sure know if he was
brought in he has an understudy.

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Yeah, because Tomlin was my favorite
in twenty five years in this business,

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My favorite. Pr got to deal
with yeap the best, so good,

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no disrespect to any others, but
you know, it got to be a

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goat. It was him takes That's
a tricky job, man. It takes

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a certain kind of person, it
does, and there are some people that

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are really good at the nuts and
bolts of that job. But Scott was

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not only great at that part,
but he was always in a fabulous food

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And that is honestly the key to
be positive attitude not and put that vibe

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out and it makes even it makes
when you get declined for interviews that much

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better. You don't get mad,
you don't think it personally, you know,

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I doubt anyone is confused, but
every sports team has at least one

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I mean usually a team of media
relations people and there's sort of one point

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person at least, I mean,
there's different levels because like John Blake,

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is it for the Rangers, but
we tend to deal with rich Rice unless

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you have like a really big yeah, unless you're the manager or an owner.

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So it just kind of works itself
out. And then the relationship over

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time, you figure it out who
you should go through and what and every

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team has them and that's who we
need to go through, and they need

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to decide when to ask. The
coaches of the players, you know,

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you got to do some stuff.
You don't have to say yes everything.

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And then the player's personalities come into
that, and then the relationships with the

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media outlet goes into that, and
then the importance of the media outlet goes

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into that. And what are you
asking for five minutes on the phone?

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Are you asking for a twenty minute, well lit, green screen television sit

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down? And there's just a lot
of spinning plates that they have to manage,

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and it's a really tricky job.
It's interesting. I havn't really,

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I don't know, sat down for
a minute and thought of but you're right.

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So the annihilated last night by maybe
the worst offensive team in the NBA,

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and we already had an agreement to
have Jason kidd on and I wonder

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what time an hour after the game, how far after the game? And

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then you're like, so, Alan, what's uh? What's so? I

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hid scheduled tomorrow and he'd been working. We have been talking for seven days,

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you know about and I wanted to
get this in the middle of the

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week, you know, away from
cowboys madness and all that stuff at the

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beginning of the week. And he's
really great. So last night I just

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sent him a about ten o'clock,
I sent him an email said, not

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the result we wanted there, but
just let me know if he's still down

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to do it. I'm sure asking
or reminding of nights like these isn't very

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fun. And that's just me being
mindful of the job they have to do

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well. It shows your experience as
well, yes, and that I'm not

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a selfish a whole. I think
it is a big part of that.

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Does a lot of people do this, I'll be honest. This in general

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fair or unfair, And I'm gonna
say specifically radio types, although there are

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different forms of radio types. You're
people who go play music and don't have

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to talk for four hours, no
offense or your you know, the sports

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A lot of the sports talk people, which we are not but is you

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know, in my opinion, weird
DFW's talk station. To me, that's

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the way I see it. But
like the the people, the sports people,

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I think, especially nationally, just
have such a e f and high

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opinion of themselves and act like they
matter. And if I'm a John Blake

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or a white Joe Trahn or An
Allen okay, you know, doing the

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PR jobs here, I'm like,
well, you know, I got partnerships

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I gotta think about here, and
you know they've got a multiple interview requests.

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The thing that I think also,
I've always this might be over the

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last five to six years, I've
really thought about a lot these jobs a

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or more like what players do is
more than what anyone ever knows. But

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coaches Bruce Bochie one hundred and sixty
two games, okay, pregame meeting with

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the media, postgame meeting with the
media, plus other obligations. Are we

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talking about five hundred interviews? Are
we talking about one thousand interviews? It's

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a lot. Yeah. In at
three hundred and sixty five day year,

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you may do three times that many
interviews. Now you get a little bit

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time off granted. Pictures and catchers
reporting a month Okay, baseball is really

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stupid. I heard the other the
day the red Zone guy was like game

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two hundred and seventy two of the
NFL season. I was like, God,

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they've played one hundred and sixty two
games per team in baseball. It's

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pretty insane. And that's my point. You did the right thing for giving

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the responsibility of having kid on today
a soft place still land in an option,

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and I would imagine Alan didn't even
ask I mean didn't ask him.

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It never you know, And that's
part of the job, is managing that

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and maybe asked him prior or not
not even do you think Jason Kidd cared

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about and inevery he was going to
do in two days? No, So

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Alan has his calendar or however the
hell he organizes all this stuff, and

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he's like, all right, after
the game, I'll set him up ninety

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seven to one, okay, And
then you text him and he's I bet

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a lot of almost majority of requests
never make it to the player. It's

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not even like a request to the
player. Yeah, I mean, Jason

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Kidd listens to Alan and he's like, where what do I have to do?

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Where do you need me? I
don't think it's hayy, can you

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do ninety seven won the Freak on
Wednesday? No, it's do radio to

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care. He's like, hey,
I got a radio for you at you

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know nine am. I mean,
that's it. It's it's part of his

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job. It's that, it's absolutely
But part of Allen's job is managing when

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the requests go in, when to
lie to us, which is fine and

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say hey, coach, isn't availab
tomorrow because it's not like he asked him?

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And he's like, hey, I
really am not available. Allan's the

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liaison. He knows how to read
the situation to if he doesn't need to

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lie to us and go yeah,
he's not available. He knows when to

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ask even ask at all yes and
then and then if the interview is set

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up, then it's on Alan to
you know, the day of depending on

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how long before the interview, to
remind him and then to text him to

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the exact number. So now all
he has to do is press the button

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when it's the time to call in
call now, Jason Bam. Part of

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that media aaison is making the job
as easy as possible for the people you

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work for, which is the Mavericks
not us for the coaches and Jason Kidd

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could have an ESPN or an NBA
TV interview this morning, and they're like,

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you know what, No, I'm
already doing NBA TV man, I

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don't want to. Yeah, the
juggling f that job for me. And

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that's why we brought up Scott Tomlin. And honestly, I like everyone.

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I don't think I like every one
we've dealt with. I love Sarah Melton.

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Oh so that was great. Rich
Rice has been great. John Blake

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has been great. John Blake is
famous around here and like John Blake's awesome

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and he's been there forever, Like
he's the kind that would be like,

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no, you know, but I
like John Blake. Yes, I did

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too. I really like him.
All it takes it takes a special kind

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of person to have that job.
But even though he tried to kick me

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out a Yankee stadium once you know
what a time, you know, and

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supported your arrest as his stadium,
he was a witness for the get out

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of right dugout. You have a
good reputation at that time, either,

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you know, yeah, like I
do now, so uh well, I

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could have just let him dangle and
just like see what he says, but

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he said, sorry, yes,
he'd like to reschedule with Friday following a

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win, work if we win.
Okay, so he's got a caveat what

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should I play the nick? I
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day after a loss. I know
that a lot of people will go,

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let's go grilling. I have no
interest in doing that. Honestly, I

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don't have interest in that. But
I watched that game even more closely than

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the average MAVs game. I watch
knowing that we were at the time going

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to have the head coach on,
and I had some doozies. Well,

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you know what I keep coming back
to, you had your weapon loaded?

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Well, I was like, how
do you ask this? How do you

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ask is defense just about effort?
And I was like oh, and then

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some things I kind of write and
I'm like, I wouldn't do But it's

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like, are there nights when NBA
players take the night off. That's what

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they did last night. They did. You know what they did, Mikey?

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They cut corners. They cut corners
down, the cut cut cut Okay,

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Dave, it's not his birthday anymore. Cut these cone It's birthday week

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for Dave Matthews. Do you celerate
the whole birthday week? Absolutely? Did

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you wait till rocks? He went
to bed last night and light a single

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candle and put it in a sad
Kroger cupcake. He went Tom thumb idiot

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said, Kevin's favorite band is the
Dave Matthews Band and his birthday was yesterday.

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And did you get were you on
the text too of Kevin's LP mural

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of the Dave Matthews Band. I
glanced at it and I assumed in on

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every album cover, So you've got
this. It's nine right. Those are

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an album covers. Those are just
pictures. Those are pictures from discs on

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live albums, all right, Because
is that what you were talking about yesterday

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when you're talking about your your your
LP shrine. Yeah, yeah, okay,

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but those are pictures from different live
albums. And you're engaged to a

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woman that lives with you and she
allows that she likes Dave. No,

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she does. I don't think she
does. After your response yesterday when we

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asked you that I know how this
works. My brother's cash the roy He

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loves fish more than anything in the
world. And sweet Mary that doesn't really

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like fish Well, I believe that
people can be different. That's the dumbest

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thing you've ever seen quick on this
world. You're much smarter than both me

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and Roxy. That may be true, but you're hesitant to when we asked

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you yesterday. Is Roxy like Dave
Matthew's band and you're you're the cash coming

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around? Or he said something like
that. Even goes far to say that

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if you're in a relationship the woman
that you're with, if you're a dude,

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there's a nine out of ten chance
that she hates your favorite band and

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just tolerates it. Because your favorite, she kind of likes you a little

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bit. I like her favorite.
Who's her favorite? Harry Styles? Okay,

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yeah, I sure you like Harry
Styles. Harry's House just added to

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the Rolling Stone Top five hundred albums
of all time. Thank you. Yeah,

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that does nothing to do with you. I love Harry Styles. No,

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you don't know. You don't.
It's amazing. You do not sit

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around and spind Harry Styles Vinyl at
your house. I le do not on

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your own. I got all three
albums. You don't do this on your

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own. I saw him live.
He's amazing because of her. No one

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because of her. You would not
seek out Harry Styles before. If you

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lived in a second bastard bachelor apartment
or a duplex on Lower Greenville somewhere and

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have a little record player set up, I guarantdamnity you you would not be

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well but to go home tonight and
put on the Harry Styles LP. Yeah,

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well I know you would. I
get it when I met you,

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you know, ten to fifteen years
ago, when I was a part time

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guy at the Ticket I know I
was really cool and everyone knew I had

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great music days. So it doesn't
seem like I would be, you know,

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spinning Harry Styles records. I'm not
saying that you don't appreciate Harry Styles

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and you realize that he may be
misunderstood by guys that go suck. Yes,

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it's guy, I agree. I
agree. Yes, half off Harry

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Styles at your house unless it's brought
on by her. Are you with me

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on this? I am. Although
I I don't hate Harry Styles. It's

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sort of like what Timberlake was for
most of the decade. Yeah, Gary

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a boy band who broke out,
for sure, and you're and you're kind

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of like, he's kind of cool
and plus he has the acting crossover,

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although I've never seen him act,
and they go on Saturday Night Live and

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they're really funny and engaging, and
they you see a version of them that

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you're not used to, and it's
like, you know what, I like

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Harry Styles, but you don't really
like Harry in my life press play on

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a justin Timberlake anything on my own
time, even though I was like,

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ah, he's cool, and I
think Harry Styles is cool, and I

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think I know rat what's he got? Raspberry buttercut? What's his song?

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Yeah, Raspberry Buttercut. He's got
like two or three songs that I know,

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and I'm like, they're catchy,
man, they're pop songs, and

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pop songs are fun. But I've
never pressed play in my own time Harry

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Styles song or bed Bath and body
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Watermelon Sugar. There you go,
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that. I'm just saying that we
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when we're betrothed. The guy who's
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what I'm not doing tonight going home
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record, even though I like him
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good. You know when when he
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But I'm not buying the albums and
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jam it out to it and then
maybe yellow Yeah, with what my

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dog, don't do it with your
a, your dog, your god.

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Speaking of that, we got a
letter from prison speaking of that. I

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don't know all of our fans and
cool people in prison. That's how you

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transition and speak of speak of them. Kidding. So I actually posted the

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picture of this on the down on
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and when I get time, I'll
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Twitter and I'll I should have time
right now. But he's so busy.

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It's he's so busy cleaning his hairy
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This is from I'm not No,
i'man like today like now I hear

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at work, not what I'm doing
at home. It's our listener Picasso Picasso.

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Yeah, okay, so we're number
one in prison. You guys can

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do freak out all you want over
the ratings. We're number one in prison.

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Uh here, ninety seven won the
freak and uh, he drew a

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picture of us without ever seeing us, and it's great and I've posted that

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to go check it out. Now, this is a he's an incredible artist,

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Yes he is. He's really good. I've seen stuff he's done with

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like just pen on a sheet of
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don't know when months ago or we
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challenged him to draw us, and
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or something that is a plus art. Now, if he nailed us or

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not, I don't you know.
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is yeah, pretty good, incredibly
good. Yeah, yeah, he nailed

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my athleticism. Yeah, I mean
yeah. And you're smoking a cigarette.

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I think, no, you're playing
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Let me see that in the picture. Doesn't have a mustache, you heard

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a mustache, and you're bald with
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know, it's kind of the detective
Dick Shale. I'll tweek that out from

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a at down Beat DFW as well
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so damn good. It's really good. This is written on twelve thirty,

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twenty three. Okay, all right, ready for the big prison New Year's

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Eve blowout? All right, down
beat, I've been listening, just too

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lazy to write or draw for a
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so I put them in at the
letter. You guys also had some questions

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about music in prison, so I'll
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this, but we're wresting about how
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So they used to sell us MP
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lder, but they've replaced those with
iPad many tablets. These tablets can be

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used to play video games, rent
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I've got the old MP three player
which only has radio, and purchased

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EMP three. So there's a database
of MP three's that you can buy music

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from. The database is limited,
and no one understands how they pick what

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they could choose from. One song
costs a dollar fifty. The player as

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a whole cost ninety five dollars.
They can damn purchase you said, a

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tablet, mini iPad tablet, But
they can, you said, look at

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internet and watch movies. Yeah,
okay, play iPad iPad mini sized tablets.

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They can be used to play video
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or play purchased MP three's. Yeah, I bet it's all some weird

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contained network that's super limited. Yeah, you don't play Dick Dug. Yeah,

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so he says, we can purchase
our own little archive of music to

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listen to after you guys go off
the air at six pm. Sorry news

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junkie, but yeah, one song
cost one fifty The player was ninety five

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dollars. A new style tablet is
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maybe you have a loved one who
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Okay, I always think that video
games in the penitentiary would be a

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good idea. Yeah, are you
too right? Yeah? I guess you

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could limit and maybe not play grand
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is that really? Is that having
the problem? You know? Madden and

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FIFA? Yes, maybe what are
you in for? I stole a car

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back in ninety three city, But
here's some grand theft auto. No,

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I understand that might be what you
solicitation of prostitute aggravated as ault. It's

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a common one. Yeah, here's
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don't they want uh? Their inmates
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would think so, and not be
an ass whip and like have not be

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plot and whatever, like just go
kill some time, whether it be reading

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a book, I would think so. But playing some games. But then

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again, is that a reward for, you know, someone who's screwed up.

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It seems to me like you'd want
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there spinning around thinking of slam.
Yeah, where does crab walk? What

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wall to crab walk up? And
what shed to hide in cavalcante? Our

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friend Picasso writes also, and he's
in prison by the way. Also,

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people can check out instruments from the
rec center and form bands who play during

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the various holiday weekends. We have
an r EM cover band, but they

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play you two as well. This
could be my road to platinum. Danny

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Bayless's prison jam band. Uh.
The quality is varied, but some guys

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can play. I'm no musician,
so to me it all sounds all right

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to me, So to me,
it all sounds all right. My friend

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tells me the equipment is very nice, at least as far as finding out

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about new music very difficult, he
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But they only put new stuff on
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the indie stuff is very limited.
I hope that answers your questions. If

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you have any new questions or drawing
requests, you know what to do drawing

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request. I feel terrible for even
asking no. Well, but he's clearly

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good. Much like we just said, occupy the mind. I mean,

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if you don't have a new xbox
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time. That's beautiful. Also,
no pressure on this one, but I

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would like for you to draw Danny
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athletic shores and I know that's a
minute made part in Houston with the Rangers

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celebrating and him scared to stand up
because he might have a half bone,

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wearing sleep shorts. I would also
like to see a picture of Mike's a

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Roy Whiskey in hand, pacing in
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by a touchdown over the Dolphins,
because that's a visual that's been in my

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head. Kind of old. And
his dog Simon's in the corner just kind

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of staring at him. Yeah,
and I'm standing in front of the TV,

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hands on hips like a dad on
election night. Come on, only

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you can't call it? How do
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a whiskey in your hand on a
Sunday night game night. Hold on,

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we got a chance here. Yeah, wait till all the precincts are in

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this robs. Uh shut up,
Chuck Todd. Todd, Okay, so

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uh he said, I did want
to throw my hat into the scorching hot

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predictions for what's gonna happen in twenty
twenty four scorching hot prediction picasto from prison

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for the whole year. Yeah,
well, next time you're right it tell

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us when you the earliest you might
be getting out. Yeah, I want

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to know how long he in.
I don't need to know what you did.

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I think he probably told us in
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didn't know know who those letters are. We get him somewhere. Number one

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Tite gonna announce her baby. She
and Kelsey will announce, not have the

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birth of their child. They're gonna
announce it, but not have it.

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Extra point if when born in twenty
twenty five, they name it Dragon and

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he goes on to be the first
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Dragon Kelsey swift Man, AS's got
chance for extra points? Pretty good?

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Number two? Oh, chalk dust
everywhere. Next summer, In a last

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ditch effort to fight climate change,
a coalition of world governments shoot chalk dust

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into the stratosphere to create a solar
shield, which is designed to cut the

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amount of heat the sun radiates into
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The sky turns a haunting gray green
color and zombies raise up, starting

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an apocalypse. Okay, picasso,
pretty good. Fertile mind here and number

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three, A conflux of TikTok,
trump Mania and mass gun violence creates a

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new trend hashtag shoot the Vote,
where people record themselves recording their votes for

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Trump by shooting the hole in the
ballot. Instead of using the punch lever,

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the're just shooting the electronic voting machine. Shooting the electronic voting machine.

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That's funny. They gotta get out
and shoot the vote. Okay, Minor

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on record, thanks for the post
year or for the past year of great

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radio. And I'm looking forward to
the next Find the Bunny Holiday, white

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Sannah and all the rest. I
think white elephant. Yeah, yeah,

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his hands not white. We know
that. Just look at my emojis and

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all the rest. Do you guys
truly do a great service to those of

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us who are in a low patch
of our lives. I consider you all

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like friends, which is kind of
embarrassing. But my hero, Kurt Vonnegut

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said, isn't it embarrassing to be
human? And he is right, love

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you all. Picasso and he cites
Vonnegut. I think Picasso is a guy

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I want to hang out with.
I know right, Yes, he makes

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great predictions. He likes Kurt Vonnegut, and he's an excellent artist. What

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do you do? Maybe find that
out for you? Does that book that

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reservation for two? He was a
serial killer of middle aged white men.

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Change that idea. Yeah, non
platinum middle age. That's cool, man.

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That's why the that's why the bare
necked ladies are still living because they

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went platinum. Yeah, just made
it. It's ben being okay, thank

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you for goss so for real,
thanks for listening. Man, So movie

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out there thinking that you got through
you know, the weather, it's been

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a little cold, but you know, let's go warm back up into the

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sixties. Beware, because we're on
the brink of chaos here in DFW,

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and are you prepared. I'm going
to tell you what you need to know,

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what you need to do so you
don't have chaos at your home due

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to the weather. Next on ninety
seven won the Free