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Happy Wednesday, family friends, all
even strangers or the downbeat, and we

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got a lot of craft today.
You're joined by in the studio guest of

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the nine. I'm sure to promote
something awesome that's happening this weekend. You

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can kind of hang the opportunity to
hang with some of us this weekend if

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you like. We that some big
articles about some dudes at the station,

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Dallas Observer d magazine. Give him
some pub I just love that as the

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tease. Some big articles, big
articles, big articles out there, some

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of the biggest articles. You have
a scene. Who's coming in studios?

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Is it a star? Nine times
bigger than Biden? It's a star?

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I mean, is it a star? I can answer that question. No,

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it's not. It's skin excitement levels
in here. I did in my

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email getting a request to have comedian
TJ. Miller on the show again and

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in March. Really and you know
what, why not? Yeah? He

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was so damn affable last time.
I think I'm in in studia, I

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don't think. So let's take place
some of you because Danny was gone when

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he came and popped in studio.
Yeah, regrettably, I missed teach because

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we had him on the phone.
And then two weeks later he's in town.

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He's just he was and he's just
cupping his hands looking through the glass

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door and waited for us to go
to break and then was it was all

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pumped to come in here and say
hi to his friends. Yeah, the

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frigg is my guys, Like you
remember the interview, I think, or

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he turns it on all the time. Yeah, that's the trick. Maybe

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maybe I don't know. He probably
remember the name of the freak with only

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one right, I think I think
there's one other one somewhere far away really

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in the gulag at at polar Wolf
facility. Oh, we're on that at

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eight. Oh. If you don't
think we will talk Russian dissidents, its

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political murders, it's you're wrong.
I don't know that. I can remember

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watching a documentary on someone from the
past that was kind of made for I

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mean, maybe it was just made
to be made like it won this documentary

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on Hus called Navalni. It won
the twenty twenty three Academy Award for Best

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Documentary. I won the award.
Did it win the balloon or maybe I

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doubt it because that's given the world's
best soccer player every year. You should

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have won that because the palm de
or right, that's the one at Khan

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given him to the best film Danny. See he's more cultured. I have

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more you guys, and that's okay. You guys are better at me and

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stuff. You're better at air tractor
knowledge actually not probably not walking in his

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little guitar. No better everything else. You're kind of an international savant.

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Oh, I'm a charlatan. Who
I have a little guitar. Yeah,

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you get a little guitar, and
I know where my parents work and there

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playing your little guitar, and I
know where my parents were. So diminishing

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your little guitar. Let's you go. Oh you guys playing your your little

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game. That is one of those
things you learn as you become a parent.

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Again, it is weird still that
you kind of recalibrate your parenting skills

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and you you learned that that is
that type of language is very diminishing.

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Yeah, condescending, condescending yeah,
yeah, even to a child, especially

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to a child. And is it
because of the tone, Well, it's

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just because you're telling them that their
feelings, their interests are are smaller than

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they should feel smaller about the things
they're interested in than big people. You

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are a little rascal, aren't you. But that makes the person saying it

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feel better about themselves in their own
little existence precisely. Yeah. Oh,

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it's usually said by people, usually
said by people that don't have anything else

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going on. I have anything big. Oh I see you're doing your little

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hobby. Yeah. Yeah, you're
still playing a little guitar. Yeah.

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Yeah, you're still doing you guys
doing your little your little band thing.

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Still is that going good? Every
family member asking me if I'm still following

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my career dreams, you're still doing
radio? Your a little radio thing.

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Radio. It's cute. It's an
obsolete medium. That's Cuget point. It's

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an obsolete medium. I'm contributing to. John Stewart said don Keyxoties of Morning

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Drive. Oh yeah, come get
some. He's expecting a different result.

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Well, you know, you never
know. I mean you kind of know

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at this point. But but fun
fun the uh this nave only documentary though,

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this guy And if you're if you, if you're listening to you don't

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know a thing about this. You
probably don't care. So I'm just gonna

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tell you, but you will care
if you if you learn, and you

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should because this might be eight at
eight Yeah, and it might be one

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of the most important stories in the
world literally, like happening with what's going

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on now in our world globally,
this might be like a thing that should

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be talked about. Oh yeah,
I don't. I don't think I've ever

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watched a documentary that was made.
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was made for this just has the
feelings. Definitely gonna be showing this to

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you after he's killed by Putin.
Yeah, I didn't see it until a

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day after he had died. Yeah, same because you know, Alexi Navolney

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will set all this up later.
But uh, it's the biggest story.

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Like you open up your any news
site and it's at the top, if

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not at the top. And this
documentary was made a few years back,

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two or three years back that kind
of covered his poisoning, which is pretty

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widely known and I knew about it
at the time, but I just kind

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of like anything else that goes on
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it, it's like Putin being Putin
or whatever. That didn't really follow up

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much. And I honestly I saw
the documentary drop sometime last week, and

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I'm like, man, when when
when it was announced that he had died

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in prison, like it was this
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they drive this at the same time
of his death. And I had kind

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of forgotten about it. And when
I saw the almost sound like a real

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idiot. But when I saw the
the icon on the HBO Max app and

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it said Devolney, I go,
I wonder what this movie is about the

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Navy in New York. I thought
it said Naval New York. That does

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feel like a CBS, CBS show, the new spring schedule. What what?

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What controversy is going on in the
New York branch of the Navy and

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the New York Navy. It's coming
on Rafter House of Carbs, Face of

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Carbs, Danger on the Hudson Merge, all the subs. Yeah die.

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But yeah, I watched that thing
and just couldn't believe number one that I'd

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never heard this. Yeah, I
was ignorant to the guy. I didn't

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know. Yeah, I was too. I vaguely had seen the name,

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but I didn't know. But even
today that it's on every sight now,

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it's still a huge thing. But
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whether it's you're just numb to maybe
world news or anything politically based, you're

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certainly not like locked into Russian politics
and you're just like, all right,

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I don't know what that like you
just said to believe you know, it's

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bad enough over here. Can you
imagine that's sort of what the root is

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is is the misinformation, And but
they go all the way to imprisonment and

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torture and murder and poisoning in public
and hiding poison in your underwear. Just

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to give a full tease. Yeah, it's an incredible story that just ended

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this week as the dude was finally
finished off by Putin, it's amazing.

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If you haven't seen this documentary,
I'm telling you collectively, I think all

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three of us about an hour into
it, there is a scene that happens

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that I but I bet all of
us when it went down were like,

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oh my god, and this made
news. And I don't remember the details

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of this when they were revealed at
all, because news gets washed away by

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more more news. Yeah, to
the important news of them stick, Yeah,

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get the traction that it should.
And the thing I think is so

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uh fascinating about how all this went
down and the fact that that government,

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that regime can blatantly act this way. I don't think it's any different than

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other authoritarian countries, but there are
you typically much smaller and you know,

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maybe like in parts of Africa or
islands and stuff like that. But this

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is on the biggest continent, you
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is this is Russia. This this
is a massive, massive country. And

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the fact that they're able to do
this in plain daylight, and there's really

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nothing you can do because if you
do anything, you're you're scared of them

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pressing the button. And that's what
all of this comes down to. If

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Russia did not have the nuclear capabilities
that they do, they would be wiped

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off the planet by drones and whatever
other crap that the US could throw at

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them, or any other government for
that matter. But we're we we teeter

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that line where we sit, you
know, scared on that fence of well,

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let's just maybe some sanctions on their
only guard send their bank accounts,

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and there's not too much because we
don't want them to blow up the world.

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And that's what we live under double
not the ropes that are mooring their

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yachts. Yeah, because that's what
you know, put in the tailpipe,

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banana in your yacht tailpipe. Yeah, that's what. That's how we deal

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with Russia because we're scared more sanctions
and more sanctions, but saying all right,

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they don't care. Yeah. Fascinating. It is fascinating, And it's

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also not like, uh, it's
it's interesting to it's ninety minutes. It's

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like an easy watch. I'm not
know wheny of you watch it now because

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we're talking about this, but like
it's like also sometimes you get documentaries like

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a big agenda based thing like yeah, he had like a side. His

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side is against Putin, okay,
the opposition, but it's also like spy

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thriller tactics and things like that that
you're gonna like enjoy. Yeah, so

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I know it's important. I meant
too. At the end of it,

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I'm serious and it's like a pe
but like I was sitting there like in

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tears because you're like, oh,
that's the last time he's gonna see his

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family. Kevin. If by P
you mean person, yeah, yeah you

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did, and you know what,
that's okay, thank you. I'm a

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total P person. Per real person. It's pretty incredible though that the strategy.

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Putin's strategy is just fear make everybody
in the world terrified, how unhinged

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that we appear live blame yeah,
because when does anything he blames it on

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the CIA is that's the CIA is
funding them. They're trying to disrupt Mother

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Russia. Like, obviously you're gonna
stand with Russia, right the CIA,

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And then you're like, well,
yeah, Russian, I believe the American

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narrative. Yeah, there it works. There's blood on their hands every day

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and if you yell about it,
you get arrested, sent to the polar

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Wolf. They have so many cops
over there. Do I spent over an

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hour on the polar Wolf that's the
prison who was in? That seems nuts?

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Okay? I also spent time on
just how e f and big Russia

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is. Well, I'm not going
to ask you to play the family Feud

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music, but do you guys know
the I mean, if you're all morning

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for it, do you guys know
the largest by land countries in the world,

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Russia by land, Yeah, by
size? Brazil? The largest countries

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in the world is Brazil up there? Long? I don't think Brazil is

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the biggest country. Okay, you're
all you guys are all over the place.

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Brazil is number five. I would
say China, but Brazil is not

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long. That's Chile long on.
Brazil is just fat, yeah, like

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a steak. You know. China
is also shaped like a steak. And

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yes, China is number three.
India. India's number seven in total land

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mass and mass. Two percent of
the world's land mass is India, China

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six point three. Russia is eleven
percent of the percentage of the world's land

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mass. It's number one. Yeah, uh yeah. For instance, Russia's

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is six over six million square miles
and that's double, just about double.

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The second biggest country in the world. You've got number one, Russia,

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number three, China, number five, Brazil two and four, and number

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seven India. North America, Canada. We're losing track here here you Canada,

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Canada. Let's stick with countries.
Canada a number two around a country,

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North America, the United States,
Canada. Canada is gigantoid. All

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of the big countries are like north
Yeah, you don't think of Canada too

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much, but yeah, Canada the
second largest country in the world massive.

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United States is number four. You
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What was three? China, Russia, Canada, Jina, United States,

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Brazil, and then Australia, Argentina
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Argentina, Gazighstan really big, yeah, and then Algeria. I like we

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cracked top ten and growing. I
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and sports at seven tease, weird. And then Mike, you're telling me

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about some satellites at six thirty.
Yeah, that's gonna be the most important

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thing in the world' satellite talk.
We have them fallen out of the sky.

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Will they land on your child?
Holy crap? Maybe I don't know,

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but literally this morning, like right
about the end of our show,

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we could have one hundred and fifteen
pound satellite falling out of the sky somewhere

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a piece of the satellite. Yeah
that, but the piece was a hundred

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fifty pounds, the largest piece that
could land. Where are we giving all

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this stuff? We just did the
whole eight o'clock and now we're doing the

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what else we got? I hope
it hits away, up, it hits

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this building and just finishes off the
renovation that they're working on just bam,

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just leave it, shakes it up. Maybe that's what happened is a smaller

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piece of the satellite hit the iHeart
building. They're making progress though they are.

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It's quick with a start. Yeah, I have some tickets to give

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away, guys. You guys want
to get guys, give us some tickets.

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This morning you got Fleetwood Mac,
Fleetwood Mac not quite now been and

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Skinni'll be giving away some tickets to
the Silver Skylarks release party on February twenty

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third at the Kessler. That's Friday
this weekend. Have some college baseball happening

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at Global Life Field. It's the
Shriners Children's College Showdown presented by Kuboda,

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featuring Arkansas, Oklahoma, State,
Michigan, and Danny's Oregon State Beavers.

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If you want to go see college
baseball two and four eight one seven seven

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eight seven one nine seven to one. Why do I feel like the life

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just get out of you? Danny? Would you help your phone answering wrist

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is loosened up this PA and then
get ready for some action once we get

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past the delay. When you look
into the control room, that is not

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a campfire. That JJ fashioned those
are the phones lighting up for college baseball

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tickets your control rooms of No.
At the time, James Garfield was president,

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Yeah, and electricity was introduting.
Whoa on fire? Not on fire?

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On fire? Not on fire?
What is that? Yeah? Two

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and four, eight and seven seven
eight seven, I got like five pair

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of tickets to give away. Now
I do want to bring back later in

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the week. Down beat dollars and
done that in a while. Hell yeah,

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jo ys some cash. What's for
the listener just wins cash directly from

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us and we venmo them. Yeah, it's very strange. That's not a

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gimmicky bit. Huh. You spind
the wheel. It's fun. It is

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fun. You get like real money, like cash in your bank account in

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one to three days if you don't
mind waiting to save the service fee.

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I think it's a thing too where
where you could it's almost almost unlimited funds

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that you could win. Oh there
was a limit, dude. It's sort

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of uh because we well we talked
about at three spins. So and that's

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fits fifty is the biggest one hundred
and fifteen. Hey for doing nothing.

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I mean this scrap's already free.
Yeah, you can actually profit. I

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definitely, you know, hurts my
savings account. Okay, we've got colles

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sore we go? Who we got
here? Good morning? Good morning?

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Hello? What's your name? My
name is Darryl. Pretty horny this morning,

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not so much? What up to
man? On the way to work?

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Where do you work? Work for
g and Financial in Arlington? What

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does that mean? It means we
do carloins? Oh really? Okay?

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What's a good percentage right now?
If you got you know, say you've

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got a credit score of around eight
point fifty and a good history of paying

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off your off your debts and stuff
on time. What rate do you think

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I could get just off the street
with those credentials? And I don't know.

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I don't deal in the rates.
I work in it, so I

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don't really look at people's I don't
look at people's deals. I just work

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on software. Okay, are you
beaten down? Because you sound beaten?

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Yeah? I mean he's on his
way too, you know. Yeah,

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you know you got kids and stuff. I have one son who's grown.

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Really so do I? So?
What are you into? Man? Chess?

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Poker? Sports? Really? You
like chess? I do? I

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actually host a chess club? Really? What's your rating? Crowley Texas Chess

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Club. Whoa okay, oh yeah, is that monitor lizard a member?

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Have you seen the lizard running around
Crowley's about two and a half feet long,

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looks like a little dinosaur. Yeah, I've been looking for that lizard.

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I haven't found it. I'm pretty
sure the Colties have got him.

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Oh, we've got a lot of
Cody's and Crowley a big couple of weeks

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for coyotes. Yeah. How long
do you the same kind they have at

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the border, but different kid?
How long do you think it would take

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Magnus Carlson to check mate you?
I'm probably a minute a minute, but

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if you play slow. Did you
enjoy the Queen's Gambit Wizards? I did

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watch the show. It was a
little cheesy, but you know, okay,

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they got they got people into chests, so that's good. Does anyone

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in your chess club do they use
the cheating methods that have been used over

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the last couple of years in chess? Do you know? Not that I'm

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aware of. Of course, when
they go to the bathroom, I don't

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follow them. So sure. I
just thought Kavanaugh could end up being a

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pretty good chess player. Really,
you know, if you're will end up

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do that, then, I guess
chess means more to you than the destiny.

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Yeah, well go ahead, Mike. Have you ever seen that.

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There's a video, one of my
favorite videos online. It's Maurice Ashley,

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who's a chess Do you know Maurice
Ashley. I've heard the name. So

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he's a I don't know, sort
of famous chess player. But he's playing

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a dude in the park in New
York City. One of these dudes who's

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a sister kind of and he doesn't
know who Maurice Ashley is. And Mary's

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Ashley is a black dude, and
he kind of rolls up just looking like

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a normal person. And the guy
wants to bet, you know, and

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the guy's talking and the guy plays
speech. You know, he's real distracting,

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and but he's facing Maurice Ashley.
He's going to get annihilated. He

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just doesn't know it. And the
guy tries to cheat and it's all on

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YouTube and Marri's actually real coolly sees
him cheat. You know, he doesn't

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care, he knows he's doing a
video, but he sees him cheat.

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He's like, I think that was
there, no, because the guy like

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knocks a piece over and then picks
it up and puts it back in a

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different place because he knew he was
made it before it you know, it's

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too late. Look, got Maurice
Ashley, New York City trash talker on

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YouTube. It's a it's a fun
video now that you've described it. Yeah,

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it's cool. What's your favorite video
online? Uh, this is a

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family show, right, We don't
know, we don't know. But yeah,

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no, I watch a lot of
chess videos. I watch a lot

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of the you know, the streamers
that everybody's aware of their chess. Oh

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yeah, that so it's gonna ask
you. There's hot good matters. There's

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hot chess sisters. Is it?
What is it? The boat? There's

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there's Yeah. The Bowtest Sisters were
from Texas. I don't think they're in

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Texas anymore. They were in Austin
Boutest Sisters. Yeah right, yeah,

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look up the Bowtest gambit. Do
you know what the Bowtest gambit is?

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Now, they invented their own move. They did invent their own moves.

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It's where you blunder your queen at
the beginning of the game. Have to

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fight that meaning business here, Daniel. Yeah, they're hot chess players and

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they on twitch and like they.
I don't know. There's a bunch of

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small community, but of kind of
young people making chess kind of cool.

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It's great games. Chess is in
a boom the way poker was, you

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know in two thousand and three.
Yeah, the poker booth. It's done

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that a little bit for chests,
right, it's it's making a big comeback.

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Yeah, you want to go watch
some college basketball or or something?

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Absolutely I would. All right,
Well, jj'll get your info on hold.

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You'll get an email from my heart. All right, so you're stay

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on holding your info. Appreciate it, guys. Rock on. Dude,

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have a good one. I like
you man. Call anytime a time,

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alright, call all day. I
have to reward o six am listeners getting

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up early, going to work.
Threw it on a Wednesday. Poor bastards

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out there grinding. I know.
I at at a car finance. Yeah,

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let's quickly do one more? Are
you hiring one more? Here?

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Hi? Hi? What's your name? Larry? Larry? Where are you

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going from? Bridgeport, Texas?
Larry? Hello, Larry, Yes,

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sir, oh coming off of it. Yes, that's the night shift we're

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at. I worked for Happenberg materials
in the QC labs. What's the QC

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and Control? Not Rock and Sime, but it is rock Sian. Oh

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god, before you've done this before
any ladies have heard that in the morning,

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tinking a glass of whiskey. Hey, yeah, you do. I

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haven't talked to you, sir Roy
since you were down the doll. We've

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upgraded, haven't we. Well.
And as far as mister Bayliss there,

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he's one of my aisles. And
I ran into him at one of the

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tickets deals years ago. What were
the circumstances around that? You were the

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hair and I was the hare and
you pocket I was hey, And so

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it was really a nice time.
I bet Danny was really excited to meet

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you and hat with you and learn
about you. You never know what he

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makes everybody feel special. I don't
know if anyone has the look walking into

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tea stock like like Danny does.
Look, it's not what booth you want

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me? Oh my god, tea
Stock, Oh my god, the bane

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of my existence. She don't have
to do that this year. And then

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at the end of it he has
to go and play guitar, help the

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band learn his stupid song. Play
some weird I don't know Paul Simon song

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that hey uh huh, hey man, what's the best place to eat in

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Bridgeport? Bridgeport? Say, Yesterday's
Cafe. Yesterday's Caf kind of like an

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old school diner, greasy spoon.
That sounds good, many good crowns food.

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Yeah. The best thing about it
is, though, is they've got

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different types of things like you can
get uh the chicken on rice and everything

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with the special type and blaze over. It's called the Jane Mansfield. That's

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one of my favorite. Try trying
to stay healthier of old age? Is

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coffee still ten cents out there?
I don't know. I'm not able to

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drink coffee. Oh that's too bad. Well what happened? I know I'm

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called on the doctor said I'm allergic
to the magic bean. Oh where his

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jokes starting in? Because I've got
a lot of singers that just told him

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to flick that magic bean out of
his lot. See, I thought of

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it about probably thought about it,
and you actually said it. I'm riding

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shotgun with this guy and you just
screamed the punchline. I know more about

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Bridgeports than you guys combined. I
know more about runaway Baye than you do.

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Oh maybe I played a golf tourment
there, Mike, did you?

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Yeah? I don't believe you.
Let's just give this guy's tickets. You

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get out of here. Man,
you're a big god, a boy,

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the boy Homer see a ticket stock
you have? What did over the weekend?

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No, we gotta go, man, All right, all right,

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j J. Get your info s
Downhold buddy, I like that guy.

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Those guys one you could tell one
was going to work and one was coming

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from Hey, guys, good morning, No kidding, you know? All

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right, Mike? What's coming up
next? And the most important thing in

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the world. Satellites are on the
menu. We have one falling from the

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sky and it's going to land in
a couple hours, and no one knows

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where it's going to land. Are
you safe? Are you in danger?

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Also, think of a number in
your head. You two and all listeners,

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How many active satellites do you think
are orbiting the Earth right now?

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All the answers can be yours next
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