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No, right, we continue on
sort of a melancholy day in the program.

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Melancholy. Yeah, I mean you
know we we Soldok forward to our

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visits with Eric and what a year
it has been. What a year it's

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been. Hey, I don't want
to disappoint you. I mean, I'm

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just being me. That's what we
love, That's what I mean. This

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has been an exceptional year, only
to be topped off by the Spotlight twenty

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nine Casino show that and again the
Dinner before that. Too bad that listeners

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can be in. Oh no,
no, as much as y'all want to

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be in, y'all don't want to
be included in that. God, that

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was one of the funniest nights.
And I am not exaggerating. I think

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I've ever spent that was hilarious.
That was so much fun. I got

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brought that story up at Super Bowl. I have to tell it again to

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some guys and the same thing.
They were laughing. So it's still funny

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to me. Let's put it like
that. It is good in this day

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and age. That's right that you
can you can be with a group where

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you can let your hair down and
tell those kind of stories and know that

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it's not going anywhere other than that
table, had no phones, none of

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that stuff at that. Yeah,
how's our man, the chairman doing?

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Chairman's good. He's good. I'm
gonna see him in a couple of weeks

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play golf, you know him and
George. I hope y'all listening. Thank

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y'all again for having us out there
a couple of weeks Square spot like twenty

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nine. We had a great show, a good time going out there.

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Oh I'm sorry, no, no, no, you know what. Excuse

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me? We had a great show. You mean the Eric Dickerson Show.

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What you mean, Fred, I
mean, come on, I mean they'm

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my show. Go you get mad? They had my name up there on

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on the bend. Yeah, it
was the Eron Dickerson Show. My god,

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Eric, Hey, Hey, hey, I thought Eric didn't have anything

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to do with that. Wait a
minute, hold up. I brought youall,

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chairman. I brought that to to
too hot our programming. You know,

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man, My friend Christian helped me
with it. So you gotta say

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thank you, Eric, Fred be
grateful. See. See, you're just

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being the man. You can't help
yourself. You just being who you are,

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just being the man. All I
know is when I showed up and

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saw that. Actually thought I was
in the wrong place. What are you

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doing? Cabaret? I didn't realize
that that's what we were doing there.

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That was a fun, fun night. That that really was. Uh oh,

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by the way, when you get
out there in a couple of weeks,

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call me I will, I will. I've befter a couple of weeks

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ill you know you'd be called?
You know, so I can you know?

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Pay you? You want another free
dinner? Is that what you want?

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Well, you never bought the first
one? Did I set the dinner

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up? Don't Rodney, whatever you
say, I'll go with what I'm gonna

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say. Did you Fred? Did
you pay? I did not? Did

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you eat for free? I did? Okay? Then upset, thank you

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That's what I was going to see. You beat me to it riding in

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such you guys know that that's that's
what I tried to pull. But what

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wait, you ain't for free too? But you are't supposed to pay to

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what's that the two of you were
supposed to pay for me? Well,

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well, we said you're gonna get
a free dinner friend where yeah it was

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gonna get you said you're gonna get
a free dinner. Oh you said,

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I'm gonna have you a nice date. Did you have a nice date?

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Yes, you did. I did
have a nice day. I had a

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great stake. And the chairman with
that, I just want to say that,

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the chairman with that whine. Oh
my god, that was loan.

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That was wow. That was a
dinner. That was a good time.

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Yeah, that was fun. Thank
you guys. Okay, what's in a

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name? So I worked with someone
at one point her name was successful.

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Wait wait wait wait wait you worked
with someone? Yeah, and her name

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someone I had know, someone I
worked with, and I introduced myself and

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they introduced themselves to me and they
said I'm successful. I said, well,

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I'm sure you are successful. You're
working here and that's great. They

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said, no, that's my name. I said, your name name is

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successful. Mm hmm. I went, I've never heard that before. And

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then I currently work with someone who
was not Christine but Christine. Her name

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is Pristine. Interesting name. So
it seems now that he successful. Let

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me ask you something. Yeah,
no successful black Oh yes, figure,

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Oh yeah yeah she was. I
thought you were going to say, was

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she successful? And really yeah,
we like to come up with some different

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names. Okay. So, so
there's this family and we found this on

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Reddit. Anyway, Uh, they're
having a son, but what they want

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to do is name their son something
from the let's say eighteen hundreds. For

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whatever reason, my nephew just had
a son and they named him Ezra Ezra

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Ezra Rogan my nephor. All right, So anyway, this family wants to

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name their son gay Lord, and
they want to nickname him Gail. No

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no, no, no, it's
cottage G. This cotton G. What's

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up? G? Okay? Well
G nickname G? What's up? G?

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I like to name GA. Nickname
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Reddit thought that this was a terrible
name and that this is a form of

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child abuse, naming your son gay
Lord, because that's something they'll never overcome.

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M I don't think. I mean, that's I kind of like the

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name gay Lord. It's got a
cool name. It's it's old. It's

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an old timy name. I mean, I mean that's like, that's like

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Mabel and the Black Mabel, you
know, yeah, And I think of

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Mabel. I think a maple of
big, big one with big breath,

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big liquor. Oh Mabel over there. Maybe maybe cooking, cooking, you

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know, cooking grits and chicken.
Big Mabel big, So Mabel would always

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be a woman with brought out big
breasts. Yes, because because I had

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at Mabel and she was just what
I just pictured, just what I said,

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she was a bigger woman. Heavy. I always see in like that

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flannel, you know, like that
nightgown with the big breast, with the

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bang on the head. You know, boys going throat over here. Come

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on now, you gotta put some
gotta put some meat on your bones.

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Yes, yeah, the kids can
be cruel, you understand that. So,

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yes, they can, they can. So are they mad that at

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the name gaylord or the fact that
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I think a little of each,
but more so that they want to call

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him Gael like Gael Sears. Back
in the day he was named Gael.

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You think he took you think he
took some heat back then. That's the

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old time though, that's the old
time, right, Yeah's old name Hal

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Gail is kind of more reserved for
the women. Mm hmm, yeah,

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yeah, I mean, like you
don't hear many Gaels nowadays, do you?

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No? Not so far to say
his child abuse, that's a little

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too much. No, I'm like
a guy. A guy could be named

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Michelle too. I mean it's odd, but I'm a guy named Michelle.

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I'm like, okay, from Europe, I'm like a lot of you.

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How about Madison Bumgardner Madison, yeah, d what do you automatically think?

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Think a man and a woman?
Woman? Woman. I have a friend

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that's Madison, A guy girl.
I got girl, one girl. You

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know. Now I'm not now I
have no I knew well just saying this.

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It was a last name. I
mean she hated her last name.

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I mean they was like, damn, my mother. I was saying,

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I think it was an English class, you know, your first day of

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class. They called that. Now
this now this is her last name.

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Now this wasn't her first name.
Was her last name they called? They

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got roll called it called you know
Fred Rogan, you know riding the pee,

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Eric Dickinson, Jena Greeza dick and
making that up. I swear,

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I swear, I swear. I'm
telling you matter of fact. The girl

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because I got to be friends with
her, I mean I became friends with

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her, and I'm like, she
said, I hate my last name.

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She said, I twent to the
teacher call me Gina Griza. Don't tell

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me the last name Gina and Gina
Greeza. That was. That was the

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girl's last name, Jana Greeza.
Dick, I'm like, I'm like,

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my god, but but let me
tell you something, brother, the folks

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had some real money. I'd have
been I'd have been idea, could have

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called me Eric. They had some
real money over there. You have some

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real money, real money. That's
why I said, just a last name.

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It's just a name, just a
name. Man. There was a

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kid that ran track at the University
of Texas when I worked there. His

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name was Ricky Faggott. M Can
you do? That? Was? That

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was his last name. That's his
last name, last name, that's the

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last name. Again. Probably was
he born here or was he from another

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country. I don't know where he
was from, because sometimes in another country

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that's like a big deal, right, it's like okay, what up?

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But here certain places, it's just
a bad name. Eric. But do

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you think he changed it as time
went on? I would hope it was

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play an uncomfortable name for him.
Okay, what's the what's the what's the

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receiver? I had? He played
the Oh is it Juju? Juju shoost

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is his name? Juju Smith shoot
now now now in the South, Juju

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is not a good name for a
personal color. Just be honest. I

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don't know what it means. Shout
out to the week. I'm not saying

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I know you, but I'm not
just saying, well, I hear you,

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I hear you. What in the
South to this is a negative connotation

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when you say you in the South, that's like that that that's like what

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what's his name? I mean the
old folks are like, hmm, why

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the name? They boy that?
Why didn't mess that boy up like that?

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But you have to you have to
admit, Eric, there are some

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sort of rather unique names, you
know, like for example, you know

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they're sewn or Shawn. You know, at times people just add a couple

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of letters to the yea name very
popular. You got that Lashonda, Ladonda,

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Ronda Wall. We went into the
car names for a while, the

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Mercedes and Lexus and you know,
BMW. You go, are you guys

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talking about last names? Things?
You can't help. There is a coach

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and there's a son that plays for
him in Indiana. I texted it to

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you guys. We don't necessarily have
to say the name on the air.

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But okay, it's uh, it's
interesting to say the least. Let me

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see all right now we're all opening
the same This is radio ladies and gentlemen.

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But no, no, we're not
saying we don't have to say it.

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And you the K is you pronounce
it? It's not silent. No,

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I don't see it it to me. Click click it again, Eric

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K is silent, K is not
silent. K is not silent. But

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at a certain point the name of
the account Eric, I don't see it

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to me again, it was the
father is the head coach at a high

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school, and the son, Noah
is his first name. I say it

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is the recruit. You know,
you can say it. It is.

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His last name is not silently.
K is not silent. You do say

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they can't you, Ryan Knigga.
That's that's how it's pronounced. That's how

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I was pronounced. I've seen that. I've seen that. I think that,

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Yeah, I've seen that because somebody. Yeah, I've seen that.

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That's exactly how it's pronounced. Yes, Ryan Kigy. Honestly, I I

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you know, I always kid around
about it. I never thought it would

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get to that point. But I
thought it just here. Those would be

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the final words we would speak on
the radio station. And I didn't say

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K got to hit that K hard. But wow, I bet he pronounced

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his name. When he introduces himself, he says that K hard as well.

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My name is Ryan. Right.
Forget mis Chewsky, I'm coach K

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from now on. That's what I'm
going. That's how I'm going, you

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know, that's what I would do. Like the girl said she wanted to

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be this called just called me Gina
Grisa, you know, forget that last

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name. I'm like, okay,
they had a lot of money. They

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had a lot of money, Fred, let me tell me this. The

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girl much money's girl folks had so
now think about this is like, this

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is nineteen seventy nine, nineteen eighty, and she was complaining. She said,

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you know, my my parents they
only seen me nothing. She everything

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free of school. They only send
me thirty five hundred dollars a month.

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What am I gonna do with thirty
five hundred a month? I'm like,

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what what could I do with thirty
five hundred a month? I mean,

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think about that. That's like nineteen
seventy nine, you at school, You

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got a car, you got everything
paid for, But you can't live off

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thirty five hundred a month. You
couldn't say I can't live off that.

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Like I heard that, I could
what you look like she was? She's

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acting a pretty girl. She was
actually really pretty. Whatever happened to Miss

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Gresa Dick? I don't know.
I mean, you know, because back

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then, back then, back back
then, you know, we didn't have

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you fail cell phones can keep a
touching any one. You know, it

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wasn't like that. So I was
wondering what happened to Gena? Virginia was

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a cute girl. You know,
we need to get spelling her last name

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and find her. I got amazed
to marry next, she says, I

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can't wait to get married his name. I'm gonna go ahead and put safe

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search on for this, just to
be safe. I'm not fired. What

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you what you're looking for over there? Kevin Show research research. I swear

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I was gonna give these tickets away. I'm not doing it yet.

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We'll do it later. We'll give
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Somebody's going to Eric's party and if
you're lucky, he'll tell some stories.

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Maybe come on, let's keep it
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NFL spotlight riding Pete Fred Brogan Hall
of Famer Eric Dickens. Boy, we

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need some spirituality on the day like
to day, so do hey, Fred,

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Fred needs some spirituality. Look at
it. You don't know what to

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do with himself. Look at Fred. You know I'm just a bit shaken.

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Yeah, a little bit. You're
shaking. What happened? What's wrong

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with Fred? Everything? We're shaking. It's shaking because I won't be here

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next week. But you know I'm
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last show. Yeah, yeah,
I'm very upset. But then again I

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thought about it. We're gonna see
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Yeah, you're right. That ain't
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are you now? Truly not?
When when we go out to your

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golf tournament. Because Kevin and I
were trying to figure this out. You're

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gonna sit with us for like three
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I'm not gonna play golf that day. No, I don't. And

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then my term is, I really
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the whole time. I may,
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but no, I shouldn't do most
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if y'all have me, But no, I don't. I don't take off

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all right? Good? Because of
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Eric's golf tournament. First, Uh, you got to listen today. We

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do it because it is it's hilarious
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Lawrence Taylor will be back. You
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what he says. We pray to
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all in a different division entirely.
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you what, the food is always
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I always going to evaluate the food
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on somewhere, Afred is all what
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woman. He'd be a greedy He'll
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everything everything, Oh my god,
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eat in the food. She won
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what I was saying, I ain't
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of the million. That bridge.
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God, all right, all right, let's have spirituality. Let's have some

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spirituality now, because we've got a
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that. We welcome on Victor Brick
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Vic Good afternoons. He's no fan
of Travis Kelsey's rendition of his Viva Las

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Vegas from the podium last night in
Vegas. It's Fred Rogan. I just

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thought it was a little much.
Vic. The planet went nuts. He

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and Holly they partied in Vegas,
and they knew Usher's special guests before even

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Justin Bieber rubbing, Yes he did, big vt B. I wanted to

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put some money down on it.
Big. The Bieber got shut out.

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Yeah he did. The Beebes McCaffrey
fumbled, but Jaco fumbled. But this

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guy would never fumble in a Super
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Eric Dickerson, Oh baby, baby
like him like that? Oh baby,

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oh baby, yeah like it?
Like that? Eric, you would have

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held onto that rock man. Man, I've been trying to hold that rocket

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tied as I could got any kind
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two splendid running backs on the McCaffrey
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had a very solid season, but
yet they fumbled. It was that was

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stunning to me that they would turn
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that. But you know it happens. It's nuts to Super Bowl. Anything

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anything goes. Do you see how
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how hard it is to hold onto
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guys pulling at the ball, not
just tackling you, they yanking at the

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ball, pulling your arms, and
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ball and try to read defenses and
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I know I've been there. Well, he is our super Bowl MVP.

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Kevin Figas, come on and his
musica, just hand them a little

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body trophy for his skills. On
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Show, how was King Flavor.
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Hey, Vic, did you see
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did. It was in the moment, totally in the moment. No,

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almost Not the problem with that,
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when Travis Kelsey went up and bumped
Andy Reid? I didn't know. Why

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did he do it? I didn'understand
it because he wanted the ball. I'm

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open, get me more involved in
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like Vic just said, man,
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I mean, you really are.
I mean I can't I can't say

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it was a bad thing or a
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how it feels, you know,
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like you're O, man, we
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I don't have a problem with it, Rodney. They have and they have

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that relationship. They have that relationship. It's one thing, you know,

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if it was you know, a
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Reid player certain players for sure,
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that team. I'm sure, but
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you in and with certain players.
So I didn't have a problem with at

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all, you know, and Travis
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have the relationship with Andy Reid.
Yea. He was very frustrated by the

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Potako fumbles. It put me in
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you know, let's let me handle, let me handle the end Zoll situation.

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But I'll tell you when Mahomes hit
Hardman in overtime, my beloved bride,

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you go screamed dynasty. She screamed
dynasty. That was the first thing

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out of he goes my mouth.
Yeah, look at her questions. She

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does man? Back to back super
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years? Kelsey slow start one catch, one yard first half, big catches

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down the stretch and then unleashed his
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this we've been fighting for right all
day? How about a little viv loud

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Vegas Viva, loud Vegas, vev
the loud Dad. You have section from

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the podium, a section from the
podium, and fellas, did we predict

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the Chief's victory or what Let's go
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Look Kelsey, Mahomes madness Chiefs twenty
seven, Niners twenty four A feeling

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you woo wow me? Who's at
the score four points in professional good lucky

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again? Mahomes He can't better bends. He can't go against Mahomes, can't

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let Vic at a big head.
All right, we'll get back to Vic.

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Who wants to go to the Eric
Dickerson Party. Sunday, February twenty

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fifth. Pair of Passes gourmet three
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six, six, nine, eighty
seven, two five seventy Rodney, whatd

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call her? Number? I like
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here. It is Ford, NFL
Spotlight, Roddy be Fred Rogan, Hall

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of Famer, Eric Dickerson and Vic
the brick Jacobs. You know what,

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Rodney? Before we get Vic,
want to bring Ruben on there? If

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that's okay, Ruben you're there,
Ruben one, Ruben you there, come

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on, Ruben, Rubin Ruben?
All right, well, we got it

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on mute. I don't know how
can you be on mute? Kevin?

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See if Ruben is there, Ruben
is gone, Ruben's gone, Rubbles is

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here from the LBC. Fred that
what do you do where were you here?

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I am the mute and the blues
toooth don't work too well for me.

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All right, well, congratulations,
you're going to Eric's party. You

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want to talk to Eric for a
second. Ed, you'll be all honor

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and the players to the meet you, sir. I'll be bringing my fellow

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h buddy with me, were the
Los Angeles Ramblers. We're a tell great

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crew, so we'll be out there
representing the Rams and I would be honored

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to meet you, sir. Thank
you, thank you for coming, thank

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you for being a fan, thank
you for supporting the Rams. And make

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sure you come up and introduce yourself
to me Ruben when you get there.

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Whenever you see me, I most
definitely will you did, and thank you.

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I'll introduce myself as Big Room,
but I ain't that big Okay,

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Okay, all right, Big Rue, have fun at the event. Goodbye,

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Thank you, I appreciate it,
Fellows enjoyed. Okay, that goes

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Big Rule. Okay, here comes
Big Vic Vic please continue. Congratulations,

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Big Rule. You going to an
incredible party with Eric Dickerson's gonna be fabulous.

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Tell us our show was unbelievable.
Ball there was such an incredible build

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up to the show, and he
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I was very very impressed, you
know, starting out with the fur

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coat, great fur Ala, James
Brown took to you know, someone took

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the fur off, as I used
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James Brown gave the baton to Usher
for Rockansas Music, and Usher just stepped

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up and was a massive hit.
I loved Alicia Keys my boo sensational collaboration.

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Alicia got off to a slow start, missed a note, but that's

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cool. I know Apple Music ended
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not that I don't think. I
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mister, but she was what they
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why do you have to call around? I didn't even know. I

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didn't even notice. Basically, media
notice social media notes. Why you gotta

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come out and say she sucked?
Vic yeah, Vic Mar didn't say that.

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I said she was fantastic. I
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But you don't listen. People miss
notes? Fred, yeah, Fred

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happens. What are you yelling me
for? I didn't even bring anything like

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at least of keys without missing a
note ever, come on, free it.

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I think it was messed up that
some people thought you made do pree

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with Selo Green. Come on now
wearing them? You're right? What was

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he doing wearing them? So he
was wearing Kevin my son Jack did he

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did? I'm like, really,
okay, little John in the house?

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Ludicrous was fabulous, I mean,
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Was I was blown away. I
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the greatest in history. And as
you guys said, maybe, you know,

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Prince in the reign in Miami might
be the most iconic performance ever,

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without a doubt, but this game
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reflect on the game for a long
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But remember how the second half started
for the Chiefs. Pachenko lost twelve twelve

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yards on a fumbled lateral and you
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be the forty nine ers day.
But they came back from that. That

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was amazing to me. It's all
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bamboo bend and you don't break.
I mean, you know, Chiefs of

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down ten points again, it was
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that's that's tough to recover from.
I know, I know we're congratulating Chiefs

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and all that big, but the
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fumble on the punt. Kansas City
scores the next playing takes the league,

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but the forty nine ers come back
and tie it up. They come right

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back and tie it up. That
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ers in that moment because they could
have folded for sure. I thought Purdy

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was very solid. I thought he
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the moment. He was not intimidated
by the moment and brought Purdy almost delivered

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the insane upset because he was moving
the ball. I mean, he makes

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place he may he's scary. I
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Man. Let me ask you.
So if they both score a touchdown and

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their initial drives, it's the next
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Sudden down after that? Right,
next score wins after that? Or

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or does the San Francisco score and
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No, s that's it. You
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you got if you go into overtime, you should have just played a whole

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Just play it out. What if
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Is it four? Fifteen, fifteen? Let them play, Let them

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play the fifteen minutes out. Let
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the end. That's what I think
did yesterday too. So yeah, but

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I'm play exactly. They had to
don't play to the hand. I mean,

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was there total clarity on the overtime
new rules? I mean, did

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the forty nine ers have total clarity? Did a chief some total clarity?

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Yes? Didn't no clue. Yeah, they were throwing somebody under the bus.

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I don't know about that, because
I guarantee you in those meetings two

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weeks prior to the Super Bowl,
there were multiple officials come in and talk

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about the new overtime rules. They
come and talk to you, so I

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guarantee you it was somebody was sleeping
or they weren't paying attention in those meetings.

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answer, Yeah, we wanted the

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ball first because of this, like
he knew that situation was Yeah, exactly,

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because in sudden death after that we
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we want the ball third. We
wanted first and third, so I thought

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it was right for him to take
the ball in Vic too. Congratulations,

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congratulations Chiefs, Congratulations Niners on an
amazing season. And congratulations to Sean Foster,

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head coach of the Uscilly Brewers and
soas when they when Martin Jomond announced

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today that de Shawn Foster was going
to be the next head coach at UCLA,

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the team went nuts and started hugging
Deshan Foster. The whole team started

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hugging DeShawn. They love Deshon Foster. So that's a very positive note to

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UCLA football. Hey is Martin Jarmond, French, Martin, Martin Jarmond,

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I'm not sure. Well you know
what that leads to any right? That

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the source? Yes, the source, Yes, el veryte. As they

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say in the streets of Paris.
Well you know what I mean, say

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the truth the streets, el very
te, the truth. You know,

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we're just you know we're gonna say
right now, let's get to it.

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It's from Musashi Fred the greatest ever
zen swordsman in the history of Japan.

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Yes, sixty sixty one duels,
sixty one victories. Please, Yes,

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beefs focused on the essentials and eliminated. This is not for Musashi. This

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is not from Musashi Van I'll dare
you, Fred. This is because it's

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not from musashe directly from Musashi,
he said, she just added the chees

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exactly, focus on the essentials and
eliminated distractions. I'm feeling you big,

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all right, Ronnie, thank you, Kevin, Thank you, Ed.

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What a treat man. It's been
a great year man. Thank you guys.

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I want to thank somebody who listeners, Michelle Robinson. I always thanks

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for calling and see by own my
boy Jeff Hell. I played golf with

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my man Crystal Legio, So thank
you for opportunity and all you. I

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really appreciate it. And uh,
I'm gonna miss you guys the rest of

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the season, but I'll see you
at my golf tournament. Yeah, I'm

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calling it. If you get out
to the desert, I will, all

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right, Rodney will got tomorrow right
on. Yes, Yes,