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The Downbeat on ninety seven to one. The freak Ceedee Lamb's finally commented on

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the story about his mom going on
Facebook for rants against DAK. He commented

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on it while eating pasta on the
Michael Parsons podcast I Have That for You

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at seven along with well MAV's action. Daniel Gafford calls in at nine forty

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five today for a little draft.
At eight o'clock, do have a pair

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of Dave Matthews band tickets we'll give
away today too. If you want to

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go see Dave. We'll figure out
how to do that. We got five

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pair to give away this week before
they go on so on Friday. They're

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in town on June first. Right
now, let's do this wow. According

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to Nielsen, Leslie Nielsen says that
the Super Bowl fifty eight on CBS averaged

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one hundred and twenty three point four
million viewers. That's eight million more than

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last year's the most watched television program
in the history of our existence. Like,

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we probably knew that was gonna happen. I don't know if it didn't

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have that Oh for a reason.
I've read conflicting reports it might be behind

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the moon landing, which is kind
of odd. Really wow? Yeah,

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so large. It approached the all
time most watched television broadcast set in nineteen

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sixty nine, when I estimated one
twenty five one to fifty million viewers watched

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the Apollo eleven moon landing, the
which is really wild nineteen sixty nine.

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Yeah, but the moon, like
the moon Mars landing. If we did

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that, which would be next.
No, people wouldn't care. Hey,

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you're right, We'd just look at
our phone. No one would care.

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Would they would care? Mars is
stupid, and YouTube streams and the internet

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streams would cut into actually watching it. But we just watched the game.

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I watched the game on YouTube TV. So does that that's CBS though,

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one hundred and twenty million CBS and
about three million on paramount plus yeah,

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paramount plus three million on paramount.
Think that's it's also making it like the

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most streamed, okay thing ever.
I don't know, damn well, I

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mean, I'm not surprised at all. I mean, it's what it is.

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Pretty much every year it's the next
Super Bowl is big. I saw

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the overtime created sixty million worth of
added money in advertisement money for CBS.

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Hell, I guess the replaying of
some ads, do they build the company?

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I wonder if that was like agreed
on before got to be I was

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thinking that yesterday when this came up. It's yeah, it's there's something in

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those contracts that if the game goes
over time, there's some word they use,

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I'm sure called you know whatever,
play and you can run it again

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and you have a tentative agreement.
I wonder if it's half price or Yeah,

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this says the network sold between five
and seven contingency spots, that's the

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word. And this day gave a
slight discount six point five million, serious

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half a million bucks off. Yeah, but ratings, I mean it probably

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peaked in overtime, right, Yeah, because all eyes are going to be

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on it in overtime. That's the
most important part of the game. Yeah,

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and you get a discount, makes
sense. Yeah. I was thinking

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about this too, Like we were
talking about seven million dollars for thirteen for

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a thirty minute spot. I'm sorry
for a thirty second spot. Seven million

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dollars for a thirty second spot.
A lot of the ads that I was

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pulling, you know, to play
audio yesterday, it was like we're sixty

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second ads, so fourteen million dollars
He gets Us campaign, which we learned

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was I don't know, born out
of Dallas. Yeah, how about that?

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Not reduce produced in Dallas? Were
the the the ad agency, the

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creative I guess they're the ones that
the people that put the ad together.

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The campaign is a Dallas firm.
They ran seventy five seconds worth of advertising

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and I think it was an excess
of seventeen and a half million dollars.

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Gosh, he gets Us, that's
all I've read somewhere where one of the

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one of the photographs that was taken
of people getting their feet washed, was

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it Lee Harvey's really Yeah, Wow, that's I thought it was all CGI.

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I did too, but I think
it was just retouched photos like the

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Barley Armies. Yeah, while the
king Bucks are playing into that ground,

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well, Captain and Camille, or
in the background, you're getting smoked out

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by the fire pit the juicy Lucy
or have that burger as they got there

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there that Barley, that's Barley House. That's a juicy juicy Lucy. But

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they have a great burger, they
damn sure do. I just looked up

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quick they said the most expensive Super
Bowl commercials of all time, because I

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was just sitting here thinking, did
anyone do a two minute job? The

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one hundred and twenty second I never
felt like they did. No, yep,

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because in history they have Last year
twenty twenty two, Alexa, Oh,

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I'm so sorry to everyone listening at
home. Alexa play Pirates starring Jesse

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Jane play Pirates. It's just tireds
of the Caribbean music, as you would

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imagine. What are you watching?
Dad? I didn't. I didn't trum

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this, honey, I did not
choose this nothing but this guy's They had

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the clam Tart spokesperson in the movie, at least not be Dune. I'm

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not watching this, but this guy's
Sagney's been wronged. Go back to bed,

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Little Sailor. There's more to this
story. Uh. They had a

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commercial called mind Reader with Colin Jost
and Scar Joe. Can I remember that

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one? Remember that? Yeah?
I like that. It was one hundred

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and thirty second commercial, two minutes
and ten seconds. Okay, on money,

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it says you it says cost twenty
six million, or about six point

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five million per thirty seconds, so
that was in a different price bracket.

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But I I mean, just the
balls to do the two minute commercial,

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like, yes, we want a
super Bowl commercial and double it, so

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we need more time. That that
is balls, and I's like thinking about

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how they spent we were talking about
the ones that were the Heidi Gardener Dan

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Levy one like homes dot Com,
a subsidiary of apartments dot Com, just

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whipped out a bunch of money for
bad creative Like how does that happen?

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I don't even know. I was
thinking about this too. Think about everyone

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who works their job, and it
is like, man, I don't get

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paid enough. I could get paid
a little more, or maybe they disagree

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with how the company spend some of
its funds. And then you're sitting at

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home watching the Super Bowl. You
gotta go to work the next day and

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a commercial for your company pops up
and you're like, myfing company just spent

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fourteen million dollars on this minute long
spot and they can't give everyone in the

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office five thousand dollars more. I
mean, I thought I thought about everyone

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thinks that if your company does it, but that that's not how that That's

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never how it works. It's never
how it works, but it is how

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humans react to it though it is, and you can't discount that, and

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I saw him. It's not a
unique thought. But you can also bring

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up all of the you know,
the the Twitter outrage over the the Heat

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Gets Us campaign. It's like you
spent seventeen million dollars showing pictures of people

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washing each other's feet while like in
excess cover plays in the background. That's

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your message where you couldn't you have
spent all that money, I don't know,

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feeding homeless people if you're in a
billion feet really, if that's what

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your you know, your outreach is
about, is about helping others, then

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you're trying to rebrand your message of
this kind of a weird little organization they

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have going on over there. I
don't know if you know much about that

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whole he gets Us campaign, but
I'm not uh dug deep, and I'm

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sure it's not funck on the Ranger. It's on the back of the Rangers

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pitch mound on Sundays. Let me
put it this way, it's it's not

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as it's not that that group is
not as inclusive as they're branding, or

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they're they're they're rebranding, would lead
you to believe, well, maybe they're

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trying to be more inclusive. Maybe
that's a part of the because Jesus does

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not hate it is weird that there. Jesus probably didn't donate to certain seapacks

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either. Well, yes, anyway, go ahead. They're rebranding Jesus during

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the super Bowl. That's that's odd. I was just like, is the

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link that that commercial just about that
song getting to the hook? Because you

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could have shown three people getting their
feet washed and got a forty five second

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commercial out of it. I just
can't imagine, you know, depending on

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what your ideal of Jesus is him
watching that spot and going, y'all don't

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effing get it, man, you
just don't get it. Have y'all read

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the book? Have y'all read the
book? No, they watched the Bible

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tick talk of which there are many. There's a bet payoff. Read the

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Bible and then do a TikTok about
it on the freak account. Oh my

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god. Really, the first Corinthians
turning the pages each day is a different

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chapter. I've definitely tried to read
the Bible a couple of times. It's

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tough. I've done it. Yeah, I was a kid. Yeah,

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whole thing. Yeah, come on, stern Man, really yeah, it's

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boring. Yeah, man, drawing
when it's boring, are there like badass

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parts? There's a lot of he
begat and she begat. So there's like

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pages and pages of just lineage like
does he get cooking when? And all

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that stuff. All Testaments get some
cool stuff. No Testament, not so

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much. The New Testament. They
hit you. I mean you gotta.

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But I also had one of those
books that was like, uh, you

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know a teenage or kind of translated. Yeah, you kind of know,

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urban dictionary Bible. I can get
this now, I understand it. No,

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they had this thing in our youth
group where it was a program where

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you you could read the Bible in
a year, and so you kind of

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you know, I told you how
many pages you need to read every day

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to get through the whole thing in
a year. And I actually did it.

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It took me longer than a year. But yeah, I read the

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damn Bible. That's impressive. It's
a long book. I don't think I've

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ever made it through Genesis. You
can't have tried. And it's got tiny

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font have tiny font The pages are
long. Sometimes it's two columns. Play.

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This Soroy industry is big Bible easy
read Bible. It's the same thing.

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It's just bigger font pages. Those
pages are super things. Even in

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the tiny font Bible, the pages
are really really think they have thin page

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and tiny font and what I don't
four columns too much. The words are

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running together, We're getting cross eyed. I was like, you know what,

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I got through about three pages of
Genesis and then let's go ahead skip

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under Revelations and then I've pretty much
seen the movie, you know, like

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it's I feel like I know it
from there. And the stuff in the

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middle that you guys are always posting, you know, and and tweeting about

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and then tagging. At the end
of it, it's just a bunch of

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numbers and names, you know,
Matthew and Paul and whatever happened. That's

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a weird wild a wild I mean
there in the end, it's like there's

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dragons coming out of the water.
Days are going to end. Yeah,

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Revelations a freaking is it. There's
a there a big finish, like right

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when you get to the end and
then you're like, Stagnetti comes in,

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good, STAGNETI comes in. The
big finish of our show today is Daniel

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Gafford calling in at ninety five.
I don't miss it. I know,

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like TV markets don't equate to team
popularity because Green Bay always fares very well

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with ratings, you know, like
so tons of transplants though people get the

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hell out of there. But like
if it was like New York against Los

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Angeles with that, I mean,
look, we're gonna probably beat the record

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every year at this point or is
it the TATA thing, like I don't

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know, but the second most watched
I think was the Houston super Bowl in

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twenty seventeen, New England Atlanta,
which went to overtime as well, and

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maybe that's what pushes it over the
top. Third most was Casey San Francisco

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in twenty twenty. Yeah, And
I mean, if you look at market,

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San Francisco is the tenth biggest market, San Francisco, Oakland, San

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Jose is number ten, and Kansas
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four. I'm sorry, that's the
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all that it'd smashed all the records. But if Taylor Swift didn't exist or

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had zero to do with this,
you know that it definitely impacted the interests

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and the numbers and I don't know
that would have had to have gotten them

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up over number one. Right.
I definitely agree that there was an impact.

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Was it ten million? I don't
five million, but there definitely definitely

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was, And I know just have
people that you know who cared about it

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more than they ever would have have
heard people talk about their wives and their

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daughters caring about it. Yeah,
more than ever because of that struct a

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genius to bring Usher into because I
know a lot of women, okay,

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a small handful of women that were
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of not not the tailor effect maybe
somewhat, but mainly because of Usher.

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Yeah, because that's like the late
thirties, mid to late thirties. That

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is the wheelhouse for forgetting all sex
stuff watching us or take his T shirt

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off. Yeah, no, there's
no doubt about that. I think the

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Beyonce thing was cool. If anyone
knew what drop was coming, I don't

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know. I mean there was something
that felt Verizon was teasing, yell,

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don't know what's coming, but that
was not Beyonce specific. I know a

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podcast list night with our local comedian
Michael Pasvar. He has no comedian course

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Pasvar, which one. Was it
rushing the passer? No, it about

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Russian defensive lineman. It's his back
in the Day Day podcast. But his

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like, his wife and his kids
love Taylor Swift. So he's like,

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yeah, I'm I'm in. But
we were having a conversation about that stuff,

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JJ, please go Mike on here, because I do want to ask.

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I was like, this just came
up in conversation. I don't know,

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but there are it's been a topic. There are people that hate Taylor

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Swift and hate that she's getting shown. And I was I was sitting there

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going, Okay, whatever you're gonna
say, we don't need to compare or

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pit two women against each other.
Although the juice is great, and if

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Beyonce would have dropped it her album
on Taylor's day of Taylor's album, that

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would have been amazing and we could
get metrics on that and I would love

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that. But Beyonce never has experienced
haters like Taylor has, and I just

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think that's interesting. Now JJ's gonna
say, I want to hear you what

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Jesus has said, because that white
man just said this, Like I do

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think, but yeah, you're who
are Beyonce's haters? Though? Because I've

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always just thought that everyone just loved
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the queen. No, not at
all. No, she has what Twitter

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can tell you that much. It's
bad. I mean it's mostly the fan

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bases though, it's mostly like Taylor's
fan base or Nicki Mina, Like everybody's

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trying to, like, you know, defend their favorite, and so when

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they do that, they tend to
go after the one on top, which

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is Beyonce. But oh yeah,
there's been plenty of situations where the haters

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are very like, for instance,
it's perfect that this country album is coming

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because the people forgot a few years
ago she performed on the Country Music Awards

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and a lot of conservatives are not
happy about that, and they got a

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lot of and I think they ended
up taking a lot of that, like

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footage down from their website or something
like that. So oh yeah, it's

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it's it's there. It's just not
experienced it. I don't know a single

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person who hates or anything bad to
say about Beyonce. But that's but you're

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not you don't have your finger on
the pulse of like the Beyonce trying to

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claim she can't sing and she does
all like she can't say she does.

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Her music isn't great. Oh yeah, it's it's it's heavy though, but

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it's just a white black thing,
right is that what it boils down to,

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it can be is a part of
it. I mean, that's what

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we're not really saying. That's the
real truth is that some people, for

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whatever reason, are cheering for their
side and they against the other side.

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And that applies to both because again
Rihanna, Rihanna's predominantly has a black audience

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and so still her face, he's
her, you know, her diehard fans

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still come after Beyonce or like I
said, Nicki Minaj is for some reason,

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Nicki Minaj fans, even though I
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but even though she's not necessarily in
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for some reason, her fan base
comes after the behiveh and Bey And

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it's just it's it's silly, it's
just stupid. But you did just casually

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say, well, you know,
Taylor and all of them are coming after

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who's on top Beyonce? Yeah,
like, I don't know by what,

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by what metric? And you probably
haven't answer obvious. Okay, it's subjective

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though it is. Yeah, it's
you're talking about there's no accounting for that.

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She's a celebrit of celebrities, like
she's the fact when you're hearing artists

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talk about like what the epitome of, like the higher standard is is Beyonce.

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But according to who, and it's
according to the artist, all the

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all those singers, the art who
has more sales? Yeah, I don't

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know, so I wish they was
that. That's the whole thing is they

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jump around sales plays a lot in
promotion. She doesn't promote like she used

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to. She doesn't have to really
just to take the money. Do you

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just like Taylor Swift? I don't. I mean she's there. I don't

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care for her. You don't like
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Do you think it's just there?
I mean it's there's nothing. I

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don't think there's any Her music isn't
growth. Like I don't think she's grown

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as an artist. I think she's
done the same thing since she dropped me.

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The only thing is she went from
like country to pop. But you

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saw that coming her music, Yeah, I I don't. As far as

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like music goes, it sounds the
same. Well, you can't say that

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about Beyonce, but I bet there's
some people that can, but they don't

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listen to her. That's my point. But like if you listen to her

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albums, I'm not defending one.
Yeah, I'm just saying that this whole

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argument is all about taste and and
and aligning your camp with your little group

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and and the anonymous you know,
uh uh, nondescript avatars in the comment

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section that will say anything. It's
like algorithm, Yeah exactly. It's just

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you like what you like, and
all of the the bickering about it.

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It's just so who cares. But
as far as like when you hear some

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artists like singers talk about music and
talk about the standard, so you're saying,

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oh, it's subjective, I'm like, it's them that's saying it,

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like they're the ones who the artists, and of them are all artists for

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all artists are saying a lot of
them are all we're saying it. So

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then I guess I say here full
of Dell Taylor Swift. A lot of

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them have mentioned her like it's it's
obvious. Award shows and there are people

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lined up to talk to you in
the commercial I would say, I would

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say that Beyonce is probably more critically
acclaimed than Taylor. Her art is probably

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more critically acclaimed than Taylor's art.
I think I don't know that. I

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still now I think like I think
Taylor's gotten there. She's getting maybe more

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of a gifted singer or more of
a natural talent or more. I don't

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know. The people that you know
care about these analytics and and ranking stuff

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would probably put her above Taylor.
The thing critics would the when you right

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start climbing the mountain, Paramount mountain. Beyonce climbed it, you know,

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way before Taylor did. Five,
six, seven, eight years, nine,

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ten years. Do you know why
we drop music on Fridays now because

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Beyonce? But I mean, like
people trying to say yeah, and then

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people just ask like she doesn't have
a say, Like she doesn't have like

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factor in music, Like there's like
major moments in history that she has made.

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And reasons why people artists do things
the way they do on a lot

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of and on a lot of staters. But that's a big one, right

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there is the reason why artists dropped
music on Fridays now is because she dropped

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a surprise album a few years ago. Yeah, Friday, they're both moguls

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in the industry, no doubt.
Oh yeah, I understand whatever. Two

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goats, it's it's Lebron and Michael
Jordan just out there. Haven't at it.

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Let me personally inclined. If I'm
gonna make a choice between the two,

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I'm ten out of ten times probably
gonna grab a Beyonce record to listen

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to. Yeah over Taylor, I'm
just ask Yeah, that's just my personal

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taste. Let's say Tiger matters to
nobody. Let's say Tigers whoever won the

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Grammy for Best Album of the Year
the most my big Mike, I had

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to google it. I'm like,
wait, what we're mad at something this

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week? I don't care, Ja, none of it matters. Nothing else

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doesn't mat matter. But it's weird
and it clearly led by Hook or Crook

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to uh more. People watching that
damn thing, I think a few million.

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Yeah, well that's enough of that. Coming up next to Halves,

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