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Down beat on ninety one freak in
sports, Well, the few stories at

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seven that might have your interest,
including the one that might have been touched

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on in the past a little bit. I know it's been around for a

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long time, but I thought it
was a little topical giving yesterday's Leyton vandersh

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news involves a murder an open case. I guess it's a question of it

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was a murder or not. And
much more fun and weird stuff in sports

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at seven? Why is Tiger Woods
in the news? Get that in the

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seven o'clock hour as well. I
wanna go ahead and get this going a

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little bit early. I have tickets
to give away, Mike, you do,

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Yeah, what do we got?
You're gonna have to combine the powers

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of three bands for one ticket giveaway, Primus, A Perfect Circle and Pussifer

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all together forming Csanta. It's April
twelfth at the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory.

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And if you want to go to
that, if you want to go

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to there, two and four,
seven, eight, seven, one,

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nine seven to one, we'll take
callers one and two, one and two

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today give you a pair of tickets
to Csanta Susanta. Yeah, all right,

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Pussifer primus, perfect circle together all
at once, joining forces at last,

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Avengers assemble, Susanta, callers one
and two. You can have it.

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All is this, we should do
this, We'll do this. This

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is the thing we should do.
We're doing it. I know you know

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Ssanta, I mean sixty in Italian. Oh, that's cescanta santa, and

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it's that's sixty in Espanos Hispanics.
Italian Hispanics does say it like messy or

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our messy Florenti op, that's fifty
sanquenta sixty cescenta, but it was spelled

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sosanta. Does your fiance yell at
you in Spanish now when you're in big

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trouble? Really? Because I would? Did she see an idea of meo

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a lot? She doesn't yell,
She just either leaves or just goes silent

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for seventy two hours. It's the
right play, not bad, it's the

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right right. Is she bilingual?
Oh yeah, fluent perfect? Oh yeah,

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she's great. You can't even understand
when it's happening. Yeah, you

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can't even understand what's going on.
And you always have this constant like they're

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talking about me, aren't they?
But you're right, usually when people think

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that they're not right, but in
your case they are. I was like,

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can we get it's rude to not
have a translator right now? Something?

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Tell me in English what was just
said? I would like to join

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in on the conversation. Already moved
on. Do you have the app cooking

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translates things? Why don't you do
that when you go over there? Because

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that's enough of my mind? What? Like? What? What are you

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thinking? What are you thinking about? I'm I know enough Spanish to get

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bid and follow along a little bit. But do you think you understand more

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than they think you do? Oh
for sure? Like you're picking up yeah,

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yeah, And you want to say
that, how long have you guys?

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How long have you been together?
Five years? Six years, four?

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Seven? It can keep going?
Which of those it's over five years?

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Six or seven? I think like
seven. If I lived with someone

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who spoke fluent Spanish, I think
by now I like to say, I

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have a pretty dang good grasp.
Well she doesn't speak it at home,

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I would require it. She speaks
as a man. Yeah, Well,

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if you did that that whole time
as a man, as man require in

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your home, you would you would
basically not be fluent by now. But

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yeah, it'd be ten times better. Why don't you do that. Let's

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talk Spanish. Uh no, No, we're trying to better you, like

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this would be, this would better
you. I'm good enough. I'm good

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enough, and this is the whole
thing. Though, it's interesting to me.

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I'm glad that you believe that that's
good. That's good for you.

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Yeah, we're suggesting there was I
think me doing pretty good. The TV

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would be on Telemundo twenty four to
seven. Yeah, I have I have

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the DVR set for uh lagra meta
eco stell for my evening's entertainment. You

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just want to watch the Juggie Weather
girl. You don't know me? As

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was her name? Yeah, the
girl went the super Bowl every year.

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Yeah, the bubble, but South
America. It is supreme or whatever her

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name is. Something is supreme.
Seriously, take take this task. Man,

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learn Spanish as signs and as signs
anyway, dude, I took three

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semesters of Spanish and college. Not
great, but often get in a fight

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with my professor. We took a
lot of stuff in high school and college

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and none of us remember anything.
Right. Yeah, you got a boy.

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The more I get older, I
still think. I think education is

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becoming more and more worthless. Uh, you guys been having some bug problems

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lately or what. I don't know
if I'm saying problems, but my god,

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yes, huge big flying bugs,
thin legs, huge wings everywhere.

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They look like kind of well,
it's hard to describe them because they do

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look almost look like extra large mosquitoes, but they've had huge wings that are

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a little more fluffy kind of with
the wings than their thin shaped mosquito wings.

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They look like extra large mosquitos that
have spent the evening at the landing.

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They drunk, no coordination at all. Whether they're flying high or low,

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they don't know. But they're trying
to get in the house. Oh,

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they definitely want the house. And
they want my dog to be preoccupied

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with them if one gets in her. But whatever you want to All the

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mosquito hawk radars just darting around the
room until I go grab it and throw

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it outside. So these flies have
a lot of different names. You might

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have heard them been referred to as
skeeter eaters, crane flies, Jimmy spinners,

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mosquito hawks, golly whoppers, gallon
nippers, mosquito nippers and more.

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I've primarily known them as mosquito hawks, which is you know, I've learned

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is kind of a mythical name,
mosquito in the hawk. They're actually called

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crane flies, right, that's their
actual name, crane flies, Mosquito hulk,

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mosquito hulks. They have the name
mosquito Hulk. Is welcome in my

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home movie? Yeah, mosquito hulks
show me with the bathroom is Dady in

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for a minute? Incredible? They
just kept shifting between characters. The mosquito

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hulk so like they have the legs
of a daddy. Long legs, but

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fascinating that part of their name,
crane flies is the actual scientific name,

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but mosquito eaters is apparently a lot
of people around here call them. And

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it turns out they don't even eat
mosquitos and they don't even have mouths,

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much like Nick Cannon. Their only
going life is to reproduce. That's all

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they do. They are not around
for any reason other than to hang out

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for two weeks and then they die, so they try to reproduce within those

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two weeks. Very short life span. They're not predatorial. They just drink

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fluids, water, nectar that's their
sustenance. They're only around for sometimes a

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few days, but yeah, I
think their lifespan is around two weeks.

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It highly disappointed me that they aren't
mosquito eaters and they don't help because you

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read something skier eater and you're like, hell, yeah, all right,

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I'm not going to kill them anymore, you know, not that I don't

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really mess with that stuff anyway,
but if you you know, if they're

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in your house, you might get
out of here, or you may swat

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it outside. It bother you walk
in your house and they're flocking to the

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door, It's like, get out
of here. They let me in my

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house. They do want in your
house if I open my front door.

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I don't know if it's the climate
or they feel the coolness of the you

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know, the reliant air conditioning.
It's the best. He wouldn't want in

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my house, of course. But
they're just all just caked over the front

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door, and they're they're not that
troublesome, you know, if you if

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you have a pet, they're fine. Annoying. I'll see them get caught

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up in yeah, yeah, for
sure, I'll see them get caught up

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in spiderwebs. And I've read that
more often than not, they get tangled

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up in a spider web. The
spider can't even get to them because of

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the way their legs are. They
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Sometimes they'll get free, but more
often than not, the spider can't even

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to get to their main body.
I just I'm learning today that they don't

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actually eat mosquitoes. Yeah right,
Why is it good? Then? How

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do they get that reputation? Why
is it? Why are they a good

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thing when it comes to the mosquito
population, because that's another thing when they're

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around, I don't see mosquitoes.
Do we know that they're good for that?

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I don't know that we know that
there last news had I didn't read

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the article of Dallas News said that
this was a positive thing, that we're

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seeing a lot more of them,
and I just assumed that it had to

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do with mosquitos. I know that
they grow in their larva is developed.

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I believe in standing water, much
like the mosquito. So maybe they're taking

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over their I don't know, taking
over their home. I think it's just

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a sign that winter is over and
spring is abundant. Maybe that's the good

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Okay, I don't think they actually, yeah, I don't know what they

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like. They're not replacing mosquitoes,
if anything, they just mean mosquito season

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is coming. Bake it incredible.
I just can't get over having a ten

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day lifespan. I know, like, what what do you do? They

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have sex every day? The only
do they have sex, well, they

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reproduce, So yeah, I don't
know. The only two redeemable things I

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could find about them in my studies
were they they're put on earth to reproduce,

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and also that they help, uh
decompose dead plants. That's it,

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that's all. And they're there's there, and there's an abundance of them,

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like if you ever wonder if an
animal not like that, but if they're

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put on earth to reproduce at a
high rate and then they just go away

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and don't do anything. Could their
numbers ever get so big though that we're

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outnumbered? Not in a traditional like
well we already might be outnumbered, but

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I mean like to where you're like
there's not even more space, Like they're

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taking up too much of our oxygen. I think you're off on a lot

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of your questions here. I don't
know if they require oxygen. I don't

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know how the reproduction works, and
I don't also know if they if I

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don't remember what, I don't know, And that's why I will transition to

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birthdays real quick, thank you,
real quick. The reason we're seeing a

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lot of them is because of the
mild winter and wet spring and record high

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almost summer like temperatures late in the
winter, and you add all that up

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and it creates, uh, the
perfect condition for these crane flies, mosquito

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hawks, whatever you choose to call
them, to mature from the larva to

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full grown flying adults. So in
the larval stage they can survive up to

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three years. In many of the
adult the rain flies that we're seeing right

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now may have simply been larva patiently
waiting years for the right conditions to come

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to light. That's why we're seeing
an explosion in the crane fly population.

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So it's when the temperatures warm enough, they emerge from hibernation and they end

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up moseying their way right into our
homes. Yeah, as I said,

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Kevin, mm hm, boy,
they are the drunken idiots of this guy.

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Somebody on an article I read said
they're like the like the rumbas of

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animals. They just kind of bonk
into something, then off they go and

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then oh my god, there's a
light and then they die. Like that's

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how you spend your week. Yeah, I looked at my porch last night

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and it was chaos. There was
I could see one hundred of them around

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my two porch lights. Yeah,
do you want to go out there?

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They don't do anything doing. They're
not even having an orgy because they're reproducing.

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Maybe I don't well, shout out, yeah, Skeeter Eaters. They're

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doing their part for our eist,
whoever that whatever that is, we don't

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know. But keep it up,
guys. That's our first mosquito topic of

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the week. Let's move on to
birthdays guys. Today. Clayton Kershaw is

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thirty six years old and he's happy
to be thirty six. Send him a

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text earlier, did you? He
said, thanks, man, appreciate it.

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Show us. Yeah, I'm gonna
give you my phone do that.

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Just hold it up from there.
We had one one request of you in

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the first segment. He did get
him a birthday party one year. Start

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managing your your lying a little bit, don't. Is this like your Travis

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Frederick dinner when you happen to walk
into a building and Clayton Kershaw was there.

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And then now you claim he attended
your birthday party. Yes, that's

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not like the Travis Frederick dinner.
That was an open invite. He did

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come to my birthday party one year. Do you think it was pretty bad

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ass to walk into Milo's and go, oh, it's Clayton Kershaw and we

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all sit in the corner on what
should we bother him? Let me tell

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you this. I we used to
get Clayton Kershaw was a He's awesome,

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awesome and a very charitable young man. And we had him two or three

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years in a row come visit the
Normathon, so all right, so I

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would book him and I only got
him through his wife Ellen. It was

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amazing as well. And I don't
know how I got her email address,

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and I made the request through Ellen, and I think three years ago Clayton

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would show up. And the whole
time I just tried to like every email

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it's an Ellen. You know,
Hey, if Clayton needs me or needs

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help getting the building, just text
me, you know. And he would

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never text me. Like my operation
get Clayton Kershaw's phone number. It's wasn't

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all that subtle, but it just
never worked. But here's the trick.

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I'll tell you this. Back in
the day, I got Clayton Kershaw and

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Jordan Speith to both come to the
Normathon, and the way I got him

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was to sell one to the other. So I was like, hey,

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Jordan'speat's coming. He wants to meet, you know, Clayton. And it

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is before I really booked confirmed Clayton, and then I said told Clayton,

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I'm like, hey, all right, I told Jordan, Hey, Clayton

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Kershaw's coming. He wants you know, he would you guys are gonna overlap.

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And it thankfully worked. So I
got to I don't know if introduced

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they've probably met before, but get
in the bowels of Light Star. What's

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the TV plus star Power Star Power
Light Star. You couldn't think of it?

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Got to set them up in a
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Yeah, it was probably stupid,
right, but the worst case, I

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said, oh my god, Clayton, stupid if it doesn't work, But

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it worked. Right worst case,
I was, oh my god, Clayton

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just canceled. I'm so sorry,
but we're so honored to have you.

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You know, a lot of people
thought the Right Brothers were stupid. Yeah,

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and then look at yeah, look
at us now. Air travel is

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perfect. Yeah, no problems there
lately, nothing just killing it. Never

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got any of their phone numbers,
not real friends, her birthday, Clayton

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and enjoy the l a traffic for
another year. Bunbe is fifty one,

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Houston with the H town dirty South, right, Mikey Yeah, Man,

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yeah, Man. If you saw
Bunbe though, and you were going to

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say, go uptown, but you
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what would you guess his formal probably
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awesome, something perfectly is it?
I did not know that really. I

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swear that was a gift point awarded. He's got a burger joint Houston.

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It's really goodherger. What's it called
tril Burger, trail Burger or trill Burger,

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trail Berger, trail Berger. That
is that is Southern Gary. Jules

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is fifty five. Nothing. Nobody
knows who that is? Think you do.

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He did a song that it was
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one a long time ago, or
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like this song is like a sad
sad World, Bad World, Mad World,

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Mad World. I know Mad World. That's got to be him,

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but that was his original Mad World. No, No, he's fifty five,

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so it could have been. Good
job, dude. But when you

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look it up, does Gary Jewels
come up? Oh? It is yeah,

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Mad World song by Gary Jewles.
It has a great song. You

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know that commercial was very iconic too
for one of those games. Andy Reid's

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sixty six, A big Nuggie day
for him. A nugget cake gross gross?

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It is a gross giant, Oh
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Oh funny? Is it cake?
Make a giant chicken nugget? But it's

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cake, But they can make that
perfect. It looks like a giant,

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you know, rigid chicken nug but
delicious. What about a chicken nugget cake

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that's chicken? Well? The is
it cake? People couldn't do that,

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but somebody probably could. I know
an almost three year old that would love

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that. Just a gigantic nug with
three candles on it. It'd be pretty

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gross after you cut into it if
it was chicken. If it was really

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chicken, it's a huge okay chicken. Well, I don't like my chicken

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things. But I like my chicken
thin anyway, So it's already kind of

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grossing me out thinking about it.
Benskinshaw, though, will be at Pluckers

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in Dallas tomorrow for good chicken.
See if they have chicken cake off green

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Yeah, audio as you ask your
server if they have chicken cake, desertionion

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fus chicken cake. I heard you
guys have chicken cake. No, sir,

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I don't. I don't know.
We have another beer. We have

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the Larry Bird Sandwiches. Well that
Suffice, No, no, no,

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the chicken cake it's off. Maybe
it's my friend's birthday, like it?

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Chicken cake? You'd like to get
one of those chicken cakes? Then a

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wink at her for him Slipper twenty
The Hell's going on A big one,

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A good one, make it,
make it special. Brice Will's sixty nine

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including close seventy seven. Too big
one, you stuck at the end.

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Well, I have two other big
ones, okay, and going to hell

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birthdays. Casey Anthony's thirty eight,
I'm still hunt and yeah, Harvey white

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Steat, have you seen lately?
Yeah? No, thank he's fine,

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Yeah, no problem. Yeah,
you started a ranger game. I didn't

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get to any Ranger Harvey Weinstein's seventy
two Harvey Weinstein. The only Ranger game

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I went to this year was game
seven of the On the Road. The

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Road, God, I'm not kidding
you too, or did you go to

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some others? Yeah? I think
that's real fans here, guys. Oh

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that's incredible diehards, long suffering.
When I lived in La interviewed at Mira

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Max and it was when Harvey Weinstein
worked there, and I did not get

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the job. And I think it's
because I wasn't a sexy young woman.

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Yeah, this probably has a lot
to do with it. I was a

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balding late twenty something. You had
a chance before and I should sue you

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looked like a younger version of him. Probably, Yeah, get this guy

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out of here. I just feel
like I was on some camera and he

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was in his office on the top
floor, and just don't let pirates into

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your house. Nope, on this, No matter what this kid says,

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whom out threatened by your coming up
next. A few things in sports,

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including did this cowboy player's dad murder
someone