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K I AM six forty is Later
with Mo Kelly. We're live everywhere on

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beyond the box score with our regular commentator

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Jackie Ray of Jackie Ray TV.
Jackie Ray is good to see you,

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Good to talk to you. How
you're doing tonight? Doing great? Good

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to see you too. I have
to ask you straight away. We have

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talked about Kate Lenclark for quite some
time now. She's had an up and

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down season. I think that's fair
to say. She's leading the league in

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turnovers, but her output has been
steadily increasing. She in fact, became

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the first rookie in WNBA history to
record a triple double. That's no small

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accomplishment. The team, the Indiana
Fever, has been rising in the rankings,

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and you know, game to game
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playoff picture. But what do you
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know, I don't think anyone is
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been doing it her entire collegiate career, so we expected her to come into

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the league and break records. I
think the whole narrative is just was just

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a little skewed because with her,
she bought fans that didn't understand that she

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wasn't going to come into the league
and immediately start dominating. It was going

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to take a growth spurt. A
lot of people don't know that the NCAA

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game is not the same as the
w so there is a learning curve there.

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I've said from day one that her
success was going to be pivotal on

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her relationship with Aleah Boston. That
relationship did not develop very quickly, but

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we're seeing it now. Caitlyn Clark
herself even said she credits Aliah for being

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a good leader, and now we're
seeing it now the whole team. And

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because when Kaitlyn Clark is good,
the whole team is good. When Aliah's

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good, the whole team is good. And if those two can work well

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in tandem, then now we're speaking
a different game about the Indiana Fever.

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So this is a huge, huge
thing for Fever fans to see, to

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see her come out and break this
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set this record, It's a big
thing for them to see because It's a

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testament of not only who Caitlin Clark
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becoming. I credit you with this
next point because I remember you saying that

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the league is not going to grow, and I'm paraphrasing you. The league

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is not going to grow as long
as you have to hunt for the games.

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You can't find them on TV.
I know where to find them,

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but I still had to hunt for
them. Now I don't have to hunt

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for them. I know every single
night a game is going to be on

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TV somewhere, be it a Chicago
Sky game with Angel Reason will get to

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hurt a second, or it will
be in Indiana Fever or some other game

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on ESPN or NBA TV. What
do you make of that change? I

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mean that has been something that I
have been talking about since I started watching

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the league, because you know,
back in nineteen nine to seven, way

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in a long, long time ago
days, watching the WNBA was not a

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thing. If you were in a
city that had a team, maybe you

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can go see one, but watching
it on TV has not been a thing.

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That started to grow, and that
started to change. But even as

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a reporter who covers the league,
it becomes difficult because now you're kind of

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relying on box scores and highlights because
you still couldn't find games readily available.

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Now it's great you can watch if
it's out of your if sometimes games are

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blacked out because you're in a certain
area and they want you to have a

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certain platform to watch that game,
but you could still go back and watch

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it later. Prime. I have
Prime. I'm on Prime all the time.

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I love turning on my Prime and
seeing the first thing that pops up

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when you turn on Prime now is
what WNBA games. That's an intentional advertisement

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to let people know, hey,
we're not just giving you movies and your

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favorite original series. We got sports
on here too. Amazon is getting more

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and more into the sports world,
so it's a great relationship for them.

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So it's important to grow the league
because now this is a huge moment for

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Caitlin Clark. I don't know if
it would have been as big as it

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is right now if people had to
try to go search and go on YouTube

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and maybe find a clip of it
to see the high People saw this in

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real time across the country, and
that's a great thing for Caitlyn. That's

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a great thing for the league.
And it's a great thing moving forward.

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Angel Reese, speaking of records and
speaking of rookies, just broke a record

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for the most double doubles in the
history of the league with thirteen double doubles.

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And if you don't know what a
double double is, that is double

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figures in points and rebounds. She's
been doing it like no one ever before.

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What do you make of her growth
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to me isn't as big as Caitlyn's
growth because Caitlyn struggled right out the gate

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when she came into the league,
whereas Angel just had to find her family,

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you know what I mean. It
was more about building a relationship.

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So she's been playing a pretty decent
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But now the same thing, though, they're gelling on all cylinders. Relationship

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between them and the coach, Kennedy
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the league for quite some time,
and there is a level of mutual respect

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between Nobody on that team is really
selfish. What you would expect with a

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name like Angel rees on that team, But nobody on that team is selfish

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and they play so well together.
So her grothburt Is exactly what I expected

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from her. I do expect her
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but as far as her first year, this is exactly what I expected

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from her. I'm going to ask
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to highlight a point. The headlines
have been Caitlin Clark. The headlines have

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been Angel Reese. Here's my question, who is the best player in the

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WNBA, Angel Wilson, But the
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And I would make a comparison.
Let's say this was five years ago

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and the headlines were around the rookie
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It would seem somewhat odd. What
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Lord, now I gotta pick my
words. I think this is one of

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those situations where you know, I've
talked to the commissioner about this, and

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you have to build these rivalries right
because rivalries grow the game. The problem

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with building rivalries in the w is, yes, they have an East coast

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West coast, but at the end
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going to the playoffs, it's the
top teams. The divisions don't matter,

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So it's difficult to really build a
rivalry when you don't have true divisions.

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So what you have to do now, unfortunately, is rely on some of

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the deep seated biases that are in
our country and how that's played out in

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real time, and you have to
play into that. I think it's disgusting

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personally, but if you're talking,
there's no such thing as bad press,

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so you do what you gotta do. Well, I agree with you as

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far as the rivalries, there may
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I hear you. I hear what
you're saying, but we also know what

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we see as far as the rooting
interest and why people may be rooting for

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certain players. But that was true
with Magic and Bird. This is not

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new. But I am overall pleased
at the growth of the WNBA, and

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it's something that we were ahead of
the curve, really far ahead of the

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curve, and it's now coming to
fruition. When we come back. We

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mentioned the NBA, but let's along
those same lines talk about some of the

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larger, i'll say issues in the
NBA. As Johntay Porter, we talked

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about him and the betting scandal,
how he was banned for life. Well,

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his ass is going to jail on
federal charges and he may be well,

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he's going to be pleading guilty.
So let's get into that next Later

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Beyond the box Score with Jackie Ray.

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It's Later with Mo Kelly as we
continue to go Beyond the box Score with

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Jackie Ray, and we're live everywhere
on the iHeartRadio app. We had reported

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recently about former Toronto Raptors player Johntay
Porter, who had been banned for life

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from the NBA for gambling on basketball, gambling on his own team, prop

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bets on his own play. He
was manipulating his own playing time to not

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reach certain numbers, faking injuries and
so forth. Well, since he's had

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the lifetime ban, federal prosecutors named
Jontay Porter in a criminal information sheet in

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Brooklyn last Tuesday. That means that
at least one federal charge against him is

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imminent, and there are also published
reports that Porter, I guess it will

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be a good thing to do,
is going to plead guilty. There's no

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way to get around it. But
beyond him pleading guilty. What do you

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think the criminal charge? What type
of message you will send to the rest

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of the league. It's one thing
if you're just going to get banned from

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the sport, it's another of your
ass might go to jail. Yeah,

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I think this is an interesting case
just in general, because deep down inside,

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I'm sure he wishes he spoke a
foreign language and had an interpreter,

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because that would make things much easier
for him. But wait, wait,

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wait, don't don't gloss over that. To whom are you referring? Are

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you making an oblique reference to show
hal Twani and his I am and I

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think that you know, you would
have had it been born last Tuesday at

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twelve oh one, to really think
that that's not exactly what you thought it

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was, you know that. But
again, he's not a star player,

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so there's a lot of things about
this that that question is kind of loaded.

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If this was Lebron James, we
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it have been all of a sudden
somebody in his camp got a hold of

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things, because you know, there's
I believe it was Jimmy Johnson one time

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said you know you're not gonna get
treated fairly. If you're not the star

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player, don't ask me how I'm
treating the star player because you're not that

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person. I saw him say that
one time, and that's just that's just

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how the league and truly the world
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is to people who, first of
all, don't risk the check. You

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know that that is first and foremost. Yes, whatever you're gonna earn from

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that bet is not worth your contract. What was like twenty five thousand dollars.

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I think he would have made you
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it's not worth it. We don't
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be risk in the check. That's
stupid. But second of all, you

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don't have the name. You don't
have the name to save yourself. There's

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no one that's gonna help you cover
this up. They will leave you out

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on that island by yourself. So
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do I think that this is going
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in the in the lower level players, but I do think the higher level

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players and that have that that ego
and that celebrity to go with their star

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power, we're gonna hear about this
again. I don't know how soon,

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but we're gonna hear about this again. I absolutely agree, and this goes

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back to my roach theory. It's
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the one hundred and fifty that you
don't see. And I believe that sports

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gambling is pervasive among athletes across all
the sports. Some are maybe a little

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smarter and going about it, and
others maybe they're not using their own name,

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maybe they're using their interpreter wink wink. Maybe they're doing something where it

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creates plausible deniability. But it's everywhere, and we knew that it's everywhere.

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It's just going to be handled differently. But also Johntay Porter is saying that

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he is he's going to claim gambling
addiction, which may not be untrue.

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But does that make a difference.
I think legally it might, you know,

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because I think we live in a
like if he's admitting, hey,

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I need help, you're basically throwing
yourself on the mercy of the court,

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is what you're doing. You're saying
I've had this problem. Now he would

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have to prove that. I don't
know how he would prove it, you

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know, maybe he's spent a ton
of money on Powerball tickets or something like

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that, but he definitely would have
to prove that. But then what you're

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saying is, you know, hey, I have this problem. I need

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help. Can you please help me? Because we as a country have all

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these things like gamblers anonymous even when
you do buy a powerball ticket, when

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you see those commercials, they always
in those commercials with please. He's gambled

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responsibly and if you need help,
So he's really throwing himself on the mercy

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of the court. I am certain
that this is by the urging of his

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attorney, and I think it's a
good play. All right, this is

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sports and society. We're going beyond
the box score. Should we have more

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sympathy for him if in fact he
has a gambling addiction? And when I

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say gambling addiction, I'm conflicted because
I'm not even talking about an addiction where

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there's a chemical imbalance. You can
argue with alcohol and the changes your brain

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chemistry. How should I say this? I don't know how much of a

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chemical imbalance is coming from gambling addiction
as opposed to a compulsive disorder, which

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I view completely differently. Am I
making any sense. No, you're making

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great sense, because I think if
I had a larger bank account, I

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for sure would have a shopping addiction
because I love especially at home, because

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it does release in door friends.
I like to shop online. I do

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not like malls. I do not
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like to try on stuff, But
I do you like to go online and

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order something and then sit patiently and
wait and just be can't wait to try

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it on. It does release a
level of endorphins. What prevents me from

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doing that, though, is when
I do it two or three times in

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a week and then my bank account
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that leads to your point. Do
the endorphins that I feel in the moment

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that I order something outweigh my common
sense that says I cannot financially afford to

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do this, And so that's where
this always comes into play with me.

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I can maybe argue same as you. I've seen people. I used to

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struggle with that because people would say, oh, addiction is a disease.

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I still struggle with that term,
and I think people who have experienced the

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true disease that's not by their own
design would do that as well. But

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when you talk about the effects that
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then you can start to understand why
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But when you live in a capitalistic
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you have an addiction to something that
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and you you know, so it's
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I would need a psychologist to really
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I think when I I've gone last
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oh, let me order this,
let me order this, And I have

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alerts on my Bank of America account
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it's gonna send me a text.
I got that text, I was like,

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let me cancel this order. Because
you know the world you live in.

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although there have been people who have
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something that's difficult for me to process. Though. Well, this is why

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we have this segment because we're all
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also, to your point, this
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process the idea of gambling, slash
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We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. Have you ever gone out, as

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we talk about tipping and social etiquette, have you ever gone out to a

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restaurant and you have maybe a party
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and you start thinking about the inevitable
discussion of Okay, are we gonna split

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the tab or we're gonna have one
person pay it? And there are things

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which make it a little bit easier
today when you have services like cash app

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or Venmo, it's easy for or
I should say easier for someone to put

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down their card and then maybe everyone
reimbursed at one person. That's something that

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I've been known to do, and
it makes it a lot easier than let's

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say, five years ago, where
everyone, or I should say, three

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people would have cash, two people
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have a debit card and it was
just a cluster truck. Now it's getting

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a little bit easier, but there's
still questions about the social etiquette of splitting

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the check. I came across this
article and it features Kiki are Anita,

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a food editor at New York Magazine
and She goes over common scenarios you may

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encounter while dining out with a large
group, and I wonder if you Tuala,

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and you Mark and you Stefan agree
with her suggestions about splitting a check.

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Here we go. Here's scenario number
one. You arrived to dinner.

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Everyone at the table already ordered drinks
and appetizers and are about to order their

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entrees. What should you do,
as the person who arrived late, turn

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right around and walk out because you're
screwed. Because even in the best case

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scenario, if you just operate like
a normal human being, there's always going

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to be some jerk who orders a
bunch of drinks and you're gonna pay more

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than your fair share. I hate
that. Okay, we'll come to that.

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But Key says, when you're ready
to order, tell your server you

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want your food and drinks on a
separate check. I've tried that and they

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say no. If you're in a
group over a certain size, do some

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do that. It's such a problem. Yeah, so the best answer may

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not be an available answer may not
be an available solution. Let's go on

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a scenario number two. Everyone ordered
alcohol except you, and now the table

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wants to split the tab fair and
square across all the food and drink.

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I've been in this situation and it's
not cool. It's not cool because those

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drinks are like fifteen twenty dollars a
pop. Sometimes. Yeah, but we

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should defer to to all on this
because I'm not the one who's gonna have

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stained from ordering a drink. Okay, Now, when I have gone to

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a few beat reunion get togethers like
the old station I used to work out,

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we would all get together, and
a lot of the old Bat crew

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they still drink. And even if
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late and I don't really order a
lot because of this crew, I still

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no matter what put in more than
anything, I don't care if I order

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just an appetizer. I'm putting in
an entrees worth towards my tab because that's

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just how I do. I do
it as well, and I'll put over

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and above that because I assume there's
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be a tip, so they're only
paying for their food. It's like,

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come on, the bill is two
hundred and forty five dollars and we have

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two hundred and fifty. Yeah,
what the frink. That's a problem.

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That's a problem. That's so irritating. It is so irritating, but you

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have to do it. Here's scenario
number three. You're a party of six.

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Is it okay to ask the server
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I just did this when I was
in Korea, and the technology is such

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where it's very easy. Now depending
on the place you go, we can

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just give them the six cards or
whatever, and most places they don't trip.

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They just it's almost like just filling
in check boxes and they can they

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just scan your cards and they just
assigning the amount to them. Now,

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there's a restaurant again with my beat
crew, there is a restaurant we went

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to, I believe it was in
Highland Park where when we sat down,

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the waitress came around and took each
person's order separately, even though we were

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in the same group, because it's
almost that forward thinking of already know you

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all are not trying to put this
together. You all showed up at different

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times. Each one of us got
our own tab, and that's why that's

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the best case scenario. Yeah,
if the place can accommodate it now.

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According to our Nia, who has
also been a bartender and server, recommends

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a maximum of two to four credit
cards. Yeah whatever, good luck,

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we got a party of six.
Two credit cards. Okay. Scenario number

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four, it's your birthday and your
friends take you out. Who should pay

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for the meal? The friends?
You took me out? I would have

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been at the house, I'm saying
to friends. Oh, the birthday person

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never pays all right, Hell no, they say, in American culture that's

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the correct answer. But that's made
me maybe not always the case, So

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you have to be aware of your
friends. You're not Look, if you're

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gonna take me out for my birthday, damn it. If I have to

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pull out my wallet, we're gonna
have a misunderstanding. Yeah, whatever,

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problem unacceptable. Last scenario, it's
your friends first time at your favorite restaurant

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and you decide to order an appetizer
that you think everyone at the table will

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love. Who pays for that?
If I order the appetiser, I think

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everyone's gonna like it. Yeah,
paying for it? Okay, I agree?

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Yes, just torch the place.
These things are so irritating. No,

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just set the restaurant on fire.
No, No, that's that's the

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way it is. If I want
to get I don't know, crab cakes

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or whatever, and I don't know
if anyone else wanted. I'm gonna get

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a large order and I'm paying for
that because I wanted it. But I'm

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saying, oh, you want something, right, you make it available.

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Have you seen the SNL skit on
this with Owen Wilson. I don't think

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so. It's very funny. Here's
a chick. When are you ready?

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No rush? He was great,
by the way, I think we tip

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him right, Okay, So how
should we do this? I mean,

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I guess I could put it on
my card. Oh no, no,

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you don't. You don't have to
do that. If it's easier, we

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can just split it six ways.
Well, some people had more than others.

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Let's just go through and see who
ordered what. That's fair. Diet

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coke, that's me, Coke zero, that's me Sprite zero me as well,

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just obeying my thirst. Iced tea
met Arnold Palmer, Arnold Palmer with

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tequila zil had to get the party
started. Whole roasted chicken, extra potatoes,

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familiar flat iron pork chops, about
broccoli for potatoes. Ohka, no,

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no, no, no way that
I ordered for the table, although

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I probably did eat the lion's share
of it. Ninety eight ounce Porterhouse steak.

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Okay, don't look at me,
because I did not get that.

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I'm serious, I didn't get that. There's no way. Come on,

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there's a photo of you on the
wall beating it. Four bacon cheeseburgers to

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go. Okay, I'm off the
hot seat, Bob, that's you.

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I'm a vegetarian. A little too
much information, the Carson Daily, chicken

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broth and vodka. Yeah, I
was trying to switch it up. A

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man cannot live on turkeyla alone.
Five shots of tequila, but leave them

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in the bathroom so my friends don't
find out. I'm actually more concerned.

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You called us friends A dozen raw
eggs still in the container that I'll admit

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was a little grocery shopping. And
I don't expect you guys to pay for

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that. A bottle of your nicest
white wine with a note that says,

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please take me back for I am
so, so so sorry. I know

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we can make this work if you
just tell the judge you were lying.

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They roped out on the bill.
Just do embarrass me. No, they

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charged you because you asked for it
to be done by a calligrapher. Beautiful

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full of turkey chili with a rum
floater, didn't I do that? Ercle?

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Another small side of potatoes, but
that actually was me? Those potatoes

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did look good. And a Cadillac
Margarita. It's five am somewhere right amnone

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else really fucking out right now?
It's Later with Mo Kelly. We have

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your horoscope when we come back can
If I am six forty, We're live

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from KFI AM six forty. If
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Kelly. We're live everywhere on the
iHeartRadio app. And all you need to

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know about your most attractive physical feature
but based on on your zodiac sign aries,

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your first up. Known for their
fearless and adventurous nature as individuals,

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can be easily identified by their strong
and assertive jawline. It is their well

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defined and chiseled jaw that radiates confidence, making them instantly appear all the more

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alluring. Taurus Tarans are popular for
their natural good looks and earthy sensuality as

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soon as they walk into any room. It is their full and luscious lips,

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paired with their well rounded cheeks,
that immediately draw all eyes toward them.

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Gemini mark, are you ready,
Let's have it for your best feature.

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Geminis are easily identifiable through their charming
and extrovert nature and their most attractive

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feature physical. The most attractive physical
feature is their expressive and sparkling eyes that

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easily give away their thoughts, whether
you are having a deep conversation or just

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sharing a joke. And I thought
you never noticed. I knew It's everything,

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Okay, Stefan, your turn for
cancer? Okay. Cancarians are sensitive

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and carrying individuals, with their most
attractive physical feature being their friendly and inviting

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smile. Known for their nurturing,
nurturing nature, their genuine grin instantly brightens

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their face, radiating warmth and compassion. Leo Leo's are born leaders who exude

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confidence and charisma. Their most attractive
physical feature is their hair, whether it

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be fuss free straight locks, cascading
curls, or even a stylish haircut.

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They naturally command attention with their regal
aura. Virgo Virgos are popular for their

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superior senses and meticulous attention to detail. Their most attractive physical feature is their

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flawless and youthful skin, which easily
reflects their natural beauty and makes them appear

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far younger than they actually are.
Libra, they're renowned for their charming and

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endearing nature. More often than not, their most attractive physical feature is their

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symmetrical and balanced facial structure. Balanced
facial features are not only pleasant to look

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at, but also give Libra ends
an otherworldly vibe. Scorpio twa are you

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ready? Oh, let me adjust
myself already know what? Just just never

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mind nice? I think he gets
a rim shot for that, Yes,

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geared to him. I don't know
if he was going for it, but

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he damn sure earned it. Scorpions
are famously believed to be the most mysterious

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of all, which them all which
make them all the more irresistible. Their

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most attractive physical feature is their intense
and penetrating gay Oh what gaze up gays

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yay yayoways. Penetrating gaze. I
knew it's like ghost The penitents stare yes,

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yeah, except this one penetrates don't
don't, which instantly draws people in

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and holds their attention. Yep.
Sagittarius. That's me. Sagittarians like me

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are renowned for being adventurous and unrestricted
in life. Their most attractive physical feature

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is their athletic and agile physique.
Yes, yes, yes. Their tone

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build easily reflects their active lifestyle and
displays their need for constant movement. What

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was I doing in the studio earlier
this hour? I was doing steps in

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the studio, just like a Greek
god would tell the truth, shame the

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devil. I think, out of
the four of us, you are probably

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the most physically fit, though.
I do have to agree with that absolutely.

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Yeah, it must be this wonderful
physique. Now Elmer, he's in

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the building now and he definitely beats
all of them. Yeah, but he's

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thirty years younger than me, that
is true, so that doesn't count.

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How old are you get on the
mic? You're new to CAMF How old

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are you? I'm about to turn
thirty two in October? Okay, so

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you're like twenty odds? All that? Do you have an energy? No,

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he hasn't had a decrease in testosterone. I said, yeah, he

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has a good eight years to play
with it. When does that happen?

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Yeah? Oh no, forty he
got a little bit. Matthew's fit too,

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so but it is something when you
start recognizing your own body changing and

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realized like, wait, man,
where did that come from? Why is

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that hanging just a little bit lower
than usual? Wait a minute, I'm

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a bee cup now right? How
did that happen? Say? It's so

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saw and I'm not turned on by
it. It happens fast. Oh,

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there's nothing worse then, especially when
you get I would say around forty five

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each year for me, at least, I noticed something different about me in

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the mirror. And that's when I
started ducking the mirror because it was always

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bad news. It was always like
or you'll see a picture of yourself and

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you say, gee, damn,
I'm that big. Yeah mirror, Yeah

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the mirror be lion, but yeah, enjoy it. Why you can't have

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one? Where was I? Thank
you? Capricorn Capricorns are ambitious and hard

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working individuals who command authority as soon
as they step inside a room. Their

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most attractive physical feature is usually usually, but not always, but usually,

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their strong and sturdy bone structure,
which easily reflects their diligence and discipline.

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Capricorns Aquarius Aquarians have a peculiar and
nonconformist nature and often follow their own rhythm.

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Their most attractive physical feature is often
their eccentric and quirky sense of style,

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which displays their unique individuality. Is
that a feature? What style?

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Okay? So they know how to
para their jeans and T shirts and I

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don't care it. Pisces Pissians are
some of the most caring and understanding people,

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who possess a deep compassion for every
individual they meet. Their most attractive

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physical feature is their sincere eyes,
which are often blessed with long eyelashes,

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giving them a dreamy and romantic look
that reflects their sensitive side. By drawing

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attention to the most attractive physical feature
of your zodiac sign, you can elevate

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your looks and instantly become all the
more captivating. Embrace and highlight your unique

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features, and let the universe guide
you towards looking your best. And that

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is your horoscope and your most attractive
physical feature based on your sign. It's

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