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This is the downbeat. You had
a little bit of breaking news earlier.

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Reset that for you before we get
to the scuttle butt featuring Shale. Excited

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about this. So the big lawsuit
that was filed, when did this happen?

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Last February, Dak Prescott was sued
by a woman claiming that he sexually

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assaulted her in twenty seventeen, and
she was demanding one hundred million dollars in

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exchange for not reporting this to police. So Dak's legal team filed a civil

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countersuit and a criminal report a month
later, and his lawyers denied these allegations

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vehemently and claimed that Dak was the
victim of a massive extortion plot. So

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this woman receives the countersuit and her
lawyer sends a statement to Channel eight and

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doubles down on the accusation. What
we just learned today that details are somewhat

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limited, but the woman has dropped
her lawsuit against Dak Prescott in Dallas County.

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And this is according to court documents. They say that her attorney submitted

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a request for a quote non suit
without prejudice and this was filed on April

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eight. That means the accuser is
voluntarily giving up the case. It does

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say that she could refile in the
future if she wants to. The judge

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signed this five days ago on the
twelve, so it's not clear if these

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cases involving the woman are over now. Some filings, including Dak's countersuit,

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were filed in Collin County, now
where the alleged assault happened, and it

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wasn't immediately clear if the case would
continue in Colin County as opposed to Dallas

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County. So we don't know if
Zach Zach, I'm not gonna suite anymore,

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if Dak is going to drop his
countersuit, but you kind of would

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expect that he wants this to go
away and get on with the bigger business

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of National Football League football important stuff. So this is about the last we

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hear this. Yep. I think
we might get a quick blip on our

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computer screens that say that Dak's team
has dropped the countersuit and they're happy with

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the results, and everything goes away, and Dak's out a few hundred bucks

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for to pay his attorneys or whoever
covers those costs, and we move on.

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We move on. So that's the
latest on the dak lawsuit. So

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un all likelihood he's going to go
into training training camp with a clear mind,

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yeah, and a willing heart,
looking good and a full wallet,

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looking good at OTAs and training camp. So that is breaking news that we

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wanted to get to you. We've
also got other news, and that usually

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occurs deep inside the Scottle but usually
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an aeroplane, no caveo. For
those scoring Kevin's flight at home, he

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had a three hour, twenty five
minute delay. Still he's in the air

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right now, still over water,
so uh for much longer though now he

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can maybe see land. I don't
know, hour and thirty seven minutes till

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he arrives in Barcelona. So no
Kevin today. I'll when he sees land,

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when he sees the outline of the
of the coast that Kevin stands up

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on the plane and puts his hand
above his eyes and as if to shield

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the sun, and says land Ho. Yes, screams land Ho and sits

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back down. It's funny I have
I don't know why I follow air Live

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and it just lets me know of
any anything going up in the skies.

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And in air France to Montreal,
they declared an emergency. They diverted due

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to an undetermined odor in the cabin. What is the uh? You have

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his flight number? Right? Yeah? Hang on a second, I'm going

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to text myself so is American?
Yeah? AA one two? Okay AA.

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Don't want to try that trick that
we learned in Dingu's Morning News about

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texting yourself the the airline and the
number. Yeah, So just just type

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an yeah, and I'm texting that
to myself and then you click that and

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it says preview flight. Look at
that. Look at that. This is

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so cool. Yeah, that is
so damn cool. Is this like the

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juke boxes at a bar where maybe
you can text and get some music to

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play in the plane or get him
to honk the horn or something. Flash

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the lights. They caused some chaos
on this thing. Isn't that incredible?

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How far his trajectory took him over
the United States? Because when you think,

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like you're leaving Texas, you would
just go across the Southern States,

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across Florida and then a straight shot. Yeah, but man, he went

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all the way up through like Nova
Scotia. Yeah. The Earth's curvature is

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always odd when you're seeing that,
like you always have to go far north.

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It's weird that Europe is essentially like
the same latitude as like Canada.

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It's way further north than US.
And yeah, Barcelona is about equal to

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Hell, New York, maybe a
little bit south of that. Yeah,

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and Dallas is if you went like
drew a straight line around the globe.

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I mean we we intersect northern northern
Africa. That's crazy, exactly in the

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globe. Weird, bro Maps Are
maps are interesting? Mikey, Sure as

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hell are all right? The scuttle
Butt is brought to you a advanced hair

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restoration at the home of the Advance
fue. Speaking of air travel, I

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just I like these. They just
saw the list Forbes drop the world's busiest

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airport list just yesterday. It's there's
a shake up and I don't have a

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family feud music, But if you'd
like to play, I'll tell you half

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of them us, half of them
outside US. The ten busiest airports on

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planet Earth. The DFW's on there, DFW is on there, DOFW on

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the podium. Third busiest airport on
Earth, eighty one point eight million passengers

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up eleven point four percent year on
year. Here's another weird fact. This

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article starts with close to eight point
five billion passengers took a plane trip last

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year. Eight point five that's crazy. Current population of the planet Earth.

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We're just about almost at eight Are
you kidding? We're almost at eight seven

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to nine? Well, alright,
we are at eight actually, because it's

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seven point nine to five one it
says in twenty twenty two. Wow,

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well what does that mean. It's
not like there's a world census, you

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know, like we can get close
to accurate for United States. But I

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remember when I was in like high
school that the number that was always thrown

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around this would have been in mid
eighties, that it was four point five

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billion people in the world. Is
that right? Yeah? I remember six

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being a player. So there's another
site World o Dometers, and it's this

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is it actually has the number going
up Bampa one two through faster night count

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baby baby Babby, Babby baby baby
bad by baby eight point one billion people

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on Earth. And I remember what
is our United States is what now at

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about three hundred and fifty million,
I think three sixty three seventy. But

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I remember the way that I knew
when I was a kid. How many

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people there were in the United States? Was a Coca Cola jingle? Oh

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yeah, and it started off two
hundred million people, No two of us

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the same blah blah blah, and
I remember the rest of it, but

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two hundred million people. Yeah,
And then what what is the that you

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knew the New York population because of
the Was it the eight million stories in

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the Naked City or whatever it was
or six million stories in the Naked City?

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What's ten million smiles and growing ten
million smiles and growing ten million smiles

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and growing. That's somebody too.
It must be from your list. It

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must be babies. I have to
look it up, dumb secnd no,

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no, no, no, tell
me population US three fifty three thirty three,

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three thirty three, Okay, ten
millions, give me that mile and

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growing. I don't even toothpaste.
What's flintstones? We are the flintstone kids.

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Okay, ten million smiles and growing. It should be toothpaste. But

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yeah, ten million kids at the
time, flintstone vitamins. But this current

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world past, so one hundred and
twenty thousand births today, jeez, in

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a wild thirty nine and a half
million berths this year and people are living

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longer. So I mean deaths today
right right now, fifty four thousand deaths

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today today, fifty four thousand.
Oh my god, I'm geting panic attack.

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I'm gonna die so soon one day
we're all gonna wake up. Dad,

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mikey oh uh, India the most
populated nation, China right on their

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heels, Team USA in third place. Is India at a billion? Yeah?

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One point four, That's what I
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as well. God's where the USA
Indonesia fourth? You'd think focused on fifth,

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you'd think that India with the just
the sheer amount of people that they

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have, would be a world superpower
MILLI tarily, but you never think of

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India. I think they're pretty tough, but not with tech. Nobody messes

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with India, right, I bet
India would differ. I don't know that

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Mumbai thing when they attacked a resort. I mean, I don't know.

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But you never really hear about India
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Now, no, I think they
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US? Yes? Okay, but
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density of the population of India is
crazy. If you look at like you

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think there's a lot of people here, dude, there's stats they you know,

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images where you can The density of
people is crazy. I remember a

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few years back reading articles and maybe
it was just because of a certain incident

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that at the time, but the
because of the density of people, they

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have massive sewage problems, like what
to do with all of this manure?

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I think you were watching slum Dog
Millionaire. I watched that too, which

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is great, a great film,
and he had to hide in the sewage

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area. I know we have some
Indian listeners. You can call and educat

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us if you want. Anyway.
World's busiest airports okay, DFW, I

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want to say Atlanta, oh On
lasting eight point five million passengers eight billion

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people on Earth, so more passengers
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think this means number of trips obviously, but it's still odd the percentage of

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people on Earth. You think we're
on a plane last year? I mean,

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I know a guy that twenty flies
every week, sometimes multiple times for

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his job, and there's a lot
of people that are like that. There

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are also people that have never been
on a plane. Right, That's okay?

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I bet no more than twenty percent
of the people on Earth flew and

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maybe that's wrong. I don't know. He was thirty fifty. I haven't

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been on a plane since twenty twenty
two. Really, yeah. I flew

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to n Ashville and see John USh
and that's the last time. I haven't

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flown anywhere. You're so poor.
I have a toddlers. They suck on

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airplanes, man, So he hasn't
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been. Yeah, he was.
He was three months old and it was

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easy. Easy. The little babies
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they put him now, oh my
god, I couldn't handle it. He'd

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be worse than Number three in the
world, as you guessed, is Dallas

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Fort Worth again from last year.
I want to say Atlanta because it's a

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big hub, but I don't know
if they get that much traffic. That

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is uh, but I'm putting them
on there an old tail. That is

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correct. Hartsfield Jackson the number one
busiest airplane on planet Earth, and then

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you've got a hundred and five million
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That's crazy. I would think that
lax Lax is in the top ten.

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Yeah, Lax number eight, and
then the obvious other choice would be Leguard.

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No, what about a hair o
hair is number nine? Is that

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the five US? That's the that's
four or five US? You're missing one

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a guest the guest Miami, Nope, San Francisco not JFK. No,

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San Francisco, okay. So nothing
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Nope, nothing else in Chicago.
Denver makes sense. Denver is number six,

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That is the five in the United
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a high percentage from last year.
It's crazy. The ones outside of the

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US. He throws number four.
I don't know the names of the ones

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in Paris, and is Paris up
there? Charles A. Gall Right,

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but no, it is not on
there. Number two busiest airport on Earth

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in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
So what about Tokyo, Yeah, Tokyo

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is number five, and then Istanbul
Turkey number seven. Nope, Delhi,

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India has discussed. So Atlanta won
Dubai to Dallas for it were third busiest

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airport on planet Earth. Wow,
Atlanta the atl is number one. That's

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kind of badass. Yeah. Now
they're a hub for Delta. For Delta

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and DFW is the hub for American
American, and we got two hubs and

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then love is for Southwest, right, wild wild stuff. That's weird,

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wild stuff. We did some sports
and sports at seven, but I had

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a couple other things that I think
applied. Some are pretty interesting. So

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I called Christina two nights ago,
like what are you doing. She's like,

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I'm watching the I'm watching the draft. I'm like, what, She's

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watching the w NBA Draft. And
I saw the ratings for this and this

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has has been big story, you
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WNBA never cracked a million people watching
their draft coverage, but because of this

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Caitlin Clark craziness, two point four
million views watched the WNBA Draft on Monday

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on ESPN. Okay, two point
four million. She's the best thing to

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happen to this sport. Maybe ever
believe it? And maybe it was trending

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on Twitter. Yes, it was
trended everywhere. And I don't know,

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I know the ratings when she played
was through the roof tom. I just

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we're a little detached from how big
this is. And I don't know if

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it's just because not just women.
I watched her play, you know,

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I watched the LSU games I knew
that was gonna be a cool showdown,

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but it's just bigger than I think
we can really quantify, Like, I

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mean, what do you attribute it
to it? It can't Is it just

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solely based on her? No,
they're getting way more eyeb Like. There

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is just more opportunities to watch because
they're showing them more on TV. It's

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just that's how it's been every year. And you can say that about all

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women's sports, call it so of
all all that. But I don't know

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if it's all creeping up at the
same rate as the Caitlin Clark effect.

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I don't think without her you're much
over a million viewers, which it's still

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respectable. I mean, the NHL
Draft has six hundred and eighty thousand on

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ESPN, and this quadrupled it.
The MLB draft Major League Baseball had seven

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hundred and forty four thousand ran.
That's a weird draft. That NBA draft,

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the NBA Men's Draft three point seven
million people watch. That is unbelievable.

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And what did you say that the
two point four watched the w NBA

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Draft. Shock It's it's it's got
to be all her, right, I

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mean, it's not all her.
But yeah, that she was the first

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one pick. So after that,
why you know, what's you know,

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what's funny he watching it if she's
already pick, you know what I mean?

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I think I think it's all it's
she hasn't contributed, but well by

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by people putting eyes on her,
they are you know, by osmosis learning

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about other players. Yeah, and
this class was a pretty good class.

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Angel Is coming out Cardosa from soccer. It was a good it was a

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good draft class coming out. Okay, so I don't watch and I haven't,

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and shame on me. I'll take
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her other than being a well tall
white girl that shoots the hoop? I

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mean, I mean, honestly,
her being a white girl matters for that

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amount of viewership and the relatability for
that section of people. I guess she's

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kind of a regular looking I mean, in any sport, I mean even

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the NBA, the tallest gigantic dudes
aren't relatable, but when there's someone who's

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a little closer to normal size,
it makes you feel differently about them.

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I think she's and she lit it
up and set the damn college scoring record.

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Yeah, so she she fills it
up and scores thirty plus, like

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every time she plays. She's really
good. But I think she's just relatable,

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maybe to a white audience. I
don't I don't know how you get

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two point four million? Can she
dunk? Does she have a trick?

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Her trick is that she makes everything
from anywhere. She's a Seth Curry of

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women's Okay, exactly right, Okay, Curry shoots eye and quick release.

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But she also got handles. You
know, she solid at everything? Is

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there a little bit of Luca when
I was watching her because she controls the

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ball and if anyone else is controlling
your ball, like dude, get it

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back to her. At least on
Iowa, you know, Like I said,

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when I watched that game, she
was the best player on the floor,

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right yeah, and then the next
six girls from LSU or the next

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six best and then maybe you start
sprinkling some mother Ira girls. She just

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stood out as being skilled. They
said her jerseys sold out on fanatics.

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I saw that after she got drafted
and it said it just smashed her record

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for Indiana Fever jerseys is nuts.
Yes, And the other thing that I

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can't get over is did you see
this? You do you know what her

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salary is going to be. Oh
God, please don't tell me. It's

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something embarrassing, like one hundred and
ten thousand dollars a year. It's not

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one hundred and ten thousand. She
makeing over a million, right, it's

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way less than that. Danny.
She's going to earn seventy six thousand,

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five hundred dollars in her first season. Well, it's the rookie contract.

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I mean, that's gonna blow up
in three years. I don't know how

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it works after four years, and
it's structured to where I think the top

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four picks all get the same amount. But Caitlin Clark seventeen, who's one

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of the most popular or famous athletes
in the war in America right now,

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is going to get seventy six thousand
dollars in first She'll make her nut in

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Oh Pals, and she probably already
is started. Me. Hell, she

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was offered five million from the Big
three, right, yeah, and commercials

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galore, Like we're not worried about
her income. But she gets to pick.

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Yeah, Like she gets to pick
the soft drink she wants to endorse,

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she gets to pick the shoe the
I don't know the financial investment company

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whatever she wants. Oh, she
is pick of the litter. She's a

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multi millionaire right now, and she
doesn't even know it. Yeah, no,

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she knows it. Her bank account
doesn't quite know it. Does she

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already have? Yeah, she has
Nike, Gatorade, Exfinity, State Farm

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buick. Good god, imagine just
checks from all those. It's like Tiger

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Woods, dude, just dinging your
your automatic income? What is that?

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Direct? A positive? Yeah?
You get the little little ping on your

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phone. What's that? Oh?
Wells Fargo, Okay, we check our

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account every two weeks, you know, and you're like, all right,

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yeah, making sure there's not a
minus in front of it. Yeah,

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and she's just getting ding. Emails
of Gatorade came in. But anyway,

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that's a crazy low number that will
blossom over the next four seasons into her

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peak in twenty twenty seven, when
she makes ninety seven five hundred dollars.

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Wow, pretty well seventy grand anyway, all that stuff cool? GHO,

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scuttle butt, go did some sports
in there. We're gonna do sports nine

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o'clock. Kevin Gray's gonna join us
in just about an hour. He is

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our MAVs expert and we just want
to kick it. Where do we stand

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after the play in night last night? Are we homers or are we realistic

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fans? Yeah? And I write
this say, I damn think that the

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MAVs might win the NBA Championship.
I'm going to Vegas. I'm in a

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bet at least one hundred dollars on
them winning the NBA Championship. I want

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him to tell me if I'm a
psychopath or not. I fear I know

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the answer to that question. All
right, coming up next, it is

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eight o'clock and a time for some
entertainment crap. Right, we got big

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movie reviews. JJ and I both
have seen Civil War and I want to

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go over man. It was nominated
for an Oscar. It won a few

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awards, but Zone of Interest,
Wow, we'll talk about those and Ministry

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of Ungentlemanly Warfare. And Mikey's been
watching three three Body Problem. A lot

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of reviews, a lot of movies, a lot of TV. Coming up next