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This is the downbeat on ninety seven
to one. The freak didn't my native

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tongue. Do you know any words
in Italian you're gonna use? Huh?

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Do you know any words in Italian? Yeah? Absolutely, barely know what

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cities you're going to get choo train. They do. I did notice this.

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They do appreciate even if you're speaking
English, if you do it like

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in that accent. Yeah I did. I did. Yeah, you blend

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in with your Texas Ranger cap that. I have no doubt you're gonna be

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wearing holes? Can I get the
pie? Do you have any clothes laid

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out? Specific? Or is this
a pack? Bro? But are we

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going with rather just kind of the
cavio. Look you have like a nice

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like a linen button down or just
something to look kind of? I don't

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really do linen. It rubs up. It makes my nipples chafe. To

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get some shirts? Look, get
some shirts cool, it's cool. I

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want you to go through the t
s A checkpoint dressed as Chef Boyard d

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to get the way I'm going.
Do you think that's funny? If you

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look like Chef Boyard, it's like
Dave too. I actually I'm wear joggers

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on the plane. Is that bad? What if you get a bone max

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comfort on the plane? Yeah,
I agree. Joggers in a little sweater,

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a little cardigan, yeah, little
hoodie in case it gets cool,

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a little jumper. A scuba tank. Yeah, we didn't go that far

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overboard to get you a scuba tank. As long as you're going to be

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in the water, that's really not
going to help you much anyway. No,

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if you're under the water, you're
it's gone poorly for you. Anyway

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you want to, you're gonna want
to stay at the surface. That's why

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we brought you the water. That's
the pool noodle. Thank you for the

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water, weenie. I was gonna
buy inflatable arm things for kids or water

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wings. Water wings, Oh,
Malcolms wouldn't fit you. I was at

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the store. You're gonna fit those
guns, and I'm like, I'm not

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spending ten bucks on these. Yeah, don't. This pool noodle was three

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bucks. Yeah, my joke limits. My joke limits usually twenty dollars.

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But that damn noodle is going to
stay in my house forever now. Yeah,

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but you can have fun with it, will you autograph the Oh?

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Yeah, the pool noodle yes,
so we can and date it no reason.

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Will you take a magic Will you
take a sharpie and draw a cavio

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mustache on Malcolm's rubber duck? Yeah
they can remember you remember me going to

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Italy? Bro? You get your
passport ready? Yeah? You have a

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passport right? Yeah, I'll to
Toronto once. You're gonna get your passport

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stamp. I knows maybe in Barcelona
too, well, you're not gonna leave

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customs, right, I think so
he won't get stamped in BARSI time.

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You better you better learn a couple
of phrases in Italian. You better learn

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how to order coffee. Yeah,
bathroom yep, I pretending like I'm deaf.

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That's going to actually pretty strategy.
But then you probably should learn sign

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language. If you far really loudly, you have to yell excuse EXCUSEA.

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That's my favorite thing, looking for
riving a fat one and going excuseay e

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scoozye. I think the one phrase
that I've made sure that I knew was

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na caffe one one coffee please,
because you're gonna want to drink a bunch

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of coffee over there. He doesn't
drink too much coffee. Yeah, he

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does every morning I drink coffee,
but you're gonna get in the little cup.

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You're gonna get a real Italian coffee. The cadillac of breakfast, breads,

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tons of bakery, bakery items.
Dress. You need to go to

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a little cafe under a little overhang
and sit outside. What if some Italian

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beauty falls in love with you?
What are you gonna do? Fiance?

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Yeah, but he can't help it
if it looks like an Italian Selma hyak.

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Yeah, I couldn't think of a
famous hot Italian. There's got italians,

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Selma hia. I don't know,
Well, who's the hottest famous Italian?

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Go Mario, Mario, I don't
know. You don't think about Italian

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much in that way when it comes
to we all think of Italian women are

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hot, but you can't think of
there's nothing better snookie then waking up early

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and walking down to the piazza,
get you a nice ownA cafe, and

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we get Alexandra de Dario. Oh
she's got Italian heritage, LUs she so

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what if she tries to steal you? Yep? Maybe you should watch True

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Detective season one. I don't need
to watch way over just one scene.

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Just stare at that watch the plane
and leave that scene in front of you

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for the whole flo I'm not going
to pull a Ben and have Nayling Palin

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up on my computer on the plane. How that happen? You're gonna bring

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it to land the plane in Birmingham
out of nowhere. They divert because of

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Ben's plane Porno. There's there's been
a situation. We're going to lay this

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bird down. It's because Ben was
watching Naylan Palin. The hell? Are

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you gonna bring your sleep mask on
the plane. That's a good idea.

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Kevin and I are sleeping. I
have sleeps ready to go, and it's

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kind of a nap game changer.
I've never in my life been sleep mask

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guy, but now I am.
You love it, don't you? I

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love it because there's something also you
associate with it. You put over your

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face. It's comforting, and then
it it kind of lets you know that

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it's time to shut it down for
a while. It works. I'm bringing

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on the plane in Vegas. I
don't need to get one of those.

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Yeah, I've never had it.
Because I read an article about the like

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putting up not for me, but
the youth are putting like a sweater around

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their head. It swaddles their whole
head. Yeah, that's helping them sleep,

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you feel comfortable or whatever. Have
you seen the inflatable thing? Yeah,

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in it and it's like a cube
and you put your head down into

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it. Yeah. I got one
of those you do for the plane as

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she got two of them. I
was like, all right, cool,

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I've never liked the next thing.
The next thing's never really worked because you're

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probably wearing it backwards. I'm wearing
on my foot. That's that's one reason

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everybody wears the next thing backwards.
Oh you think the opening is in the

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back? Yeah? Yeah, the
opening is in the back, is that

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right? Yeah? You put it
like this, not like that. Yeah,

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it works. I think the the
neck pillow is awesome if you wear

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it right and you just kind of
set your chin down on it. But

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if you have the little space the
break in the front, it's like what

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am I doing? But if you
lay head back or to the side,

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I guess it works either way.
Right, Well, you've got the head

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rest for back, and you know
that's the whole point is to keep your

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head from because that's the thing is
when you're nodding off in a seated position.

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You always wake up when you get
to that. That keeps you from

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going right, you don't want to
go I'll sleep for ten minutes. Yeah,

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boy, it sucks trying to sleep
on a plane. And then you

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try to do that, I'll lean
forward onto the tray and put my hand

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on my arms. That doesn't work. I'm going to lean into the the

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to the blow up inflatable box cube. It's deaf. It's difficult to describe.

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I think I know what you mean. Is there a little stunt for

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your hands too, like this block
and you kind of put your face down.

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Yeah, it's kind of good.
It's soft. Yeah. One thing

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that you're going to love, at
least I did, and you're gonna want

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to embrace. First of all,
dinner is late and it's long, right

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yeah, well nice, Yeah,
And you can sit and have dinner for

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two or three hours, and it
can go to ten eleven o'clock at night

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in some places, and you're but
you're gonna get up early. You're gonna

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want to get up early, and
you're like, well, when do I

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sleep? There's this cultural thing in
Europe and specifically Italy called siesta, and

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that's pretty much when everything shuts down
from what would you say, Mikey,

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from about two to five something like
that. They do like the restaurants.

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Everything is just kind of shut down
and everyone takes a big fat net.

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Is so the afternoon. I am
looking forward to siesta. Yeah, you

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get up early, you do stuff
in the morning. Yeah, it's great.

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I bounce, especially on vacation,
on trips. I'm let's go late

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nights. Lots of veno, lots
of heavy pasta. You just crash out

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and you wake up. You get
about the six hours of sleep. Wake

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up. You need to try the
mortadella too, which is essentially blooney,

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but it's like quality. If their
place has like a mortadella appetizer, get

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it because you don't think I don't
want baloney. But good you do.

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God, it's amazing. You're gonna
eat so good. Kevin, I'm gonna

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be a huge balloon. Hers not
me? Who cares? Not me?

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Maybe once we talked about me too
much today? No, like unlike me.

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Kevin Gray is another Kevin, and
he has a podcast called Inside the

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MAVs. It's the official MAVs podcast
of ninety seven. Won the Freak and

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they're getting ready for MAVs and Clippers. He's got big guests, including the

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great Mark Followell all right, Tim
Cato, the Athletic He's talk, Franco

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of D Magazine, and more.
I'm gonna try to get Kevin Gray to

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join us Thursday for an half hour
Maverick playoff preview. We're gonna try to

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get a Kevin every day to join
us. Maybe let's do that. I

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got Spacey lined up for Friday.
If you're down, Yeah, yeah,

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we got Kevin Spacey's first time on
a live radio interview in five years.

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For real, Let's try to get
a Kevin Kevin great Thursday. I need

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to get a Kevin from hit him
with a bunch of ass balls. We

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call our old friend Monty. He
might still have Kevin James's number, Okay,

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perfect, King of Queen's perfect.
All right, let's do this,

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Hinch, Kevin Minch. You can
get Mention on to talk rangers Namo.

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Okay, we get Kevin Costner.
Got to just leave a fifteen minute talkback.

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We don't have talkbacks either. I
don't know how to do it.

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Do you train me on everything?
Kevin? Pull us some extra talkbacks today?

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No? Will you pre record some
talkbacks of the future, No,

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of the future. Yeah, okay, So I saw the story ken on

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the USA today today. So the
Rangers gave all their clubhouse guys. The

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Becks did this too, but the
Rangers made more money. They gave all

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the clubbies five hundred can each hitting. No, they did, Yes,

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they did for the World Series.
Because all the Rangers got five hundred thousand

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dollars checks for winning the World Series. They gave them. They did not

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give their clubhouse. They gave all
the clubies half their million dollars. Five

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hundred and five thousand dollars. Are
you Kidding's beautiful? Changed their life.

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And there's the interviews got some of
these clubbies talking about paying for their house.

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Oh my god, dude, it's
a great And the Diamondbacks did the

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same thing, three hundred and twenty
thousand for them, and they hooked up

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all of their clubbies. Now this
was a thing you never heard about a

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team. I mean I've heard about
you know, you tip your your clubbies

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and if you win the World Series
there's a little bonus. But I thought,

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I mean, that is insane,
Like if you'd have told me they

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gave them thirty thousand dollars. My
eyebrow would have raised even at that.

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I would have thought maybe five to
ten grand at best. Everyone is serious

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this interviews. It's a USA today. It's like some of these clubbies who

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did the interview were like just talking
about how unexpected it was both sides.

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They were not expecting that. Dude, if you gave Mark Cuban a half

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a million dollars, just here,
here's a half a million dollars, he'd

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be like, whoa, why,
thanks, Oh my god, that's a

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lot of money. Man. It
was also they like, and they're talking

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about the hours too. These guys
work, which if Rangers play at seven,

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those guys get there before noon and
they're not done until midnight. Yeah,

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and I got a tough job on
then road trips, all the pouch

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or just the system you have to
follow. I know, the road club.

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He is a good gig because you
just take care of the road team,

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right, Yeah, because they have
their own I'm sure, but yeah,

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there's something you do and then they
can tip you too per road.

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Yes, and I know they all
get nice seasonal season ending gifts and bonuses

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from the players. But I suppose
if you win the World Series, Yeah,

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you could expect a big boy.
That is great. I wonder if

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they had any the idea that it
was they were going to make that much

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money. Uh, it doesn't seem
like they had any clue and it doesn't

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say like whose idea it was,
but both teams did it, which makes

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you like the Uh that makes you
like the Diamondbacks a little more too,

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you know, you know, you
think about like how much Corey Seeker makes.

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Yes, his Rangers got five hundred
and five thousand dollars checks. The

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Diamondbacks got three hundred and thirteen thousand
dollars checks. So that was that was

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the team World Series bonuses too,
or something like that, because yeah,

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I said, they they wanted the
everyone in their in their house or in

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their room right to get paid the
same thing we got paid. Yeah,

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incredible, that's so nice. That
is awesome. Stories. It is life

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changing. Jimmy Garrett, who handles
who also handles the umpire's room, not

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only paid off his house, but
travel to Baltimore and New York with his

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wife to watch the final performances of
Kiss all Right spend that money the time

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Garrett had seen them perform, I
wanted to see their last show. Paul

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Seawold said that the thank yous and
tips are great for these guys at the

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end of the year, but when
you get to the World Series, that

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check starts to get life changing.
They can pay off their mortgage, their

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kids can go to any college they
want. That's really special. So that's

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a nice story right there. That
is cool. Janikowski said. They all

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came and thanked us, and we
were like, you guys are welcome,

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but we're not really doing you a
favor. You deserve this. You guys

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work terrible hours. They do,
work eleven a m. Till midnight.

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What a cool story. Snow glory
and washing underwear and jockstraps, cleaning the

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showers, vacuuting the clubhouse floors.
I mean, yeah, you are a

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high performance janitor, right part of
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every need. Yes, you probably
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team. Yeap. Oh my god, you're writing the phone number down and

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running it up to some hot in
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a baseball, throw it to her. That's really nice. Uh. Other

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stories, So now have nice stories
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eight thirty homie. Yeah woof.
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up in eight minutes. There's been
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segment, Scotti Scheffer gets back to
town. Dodge's the media interviews like I'm

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trying to answer your questions to get
back home. My wife's pregnant, about

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to have a baby. Gotta get
home. I just want to get home.

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Kept saying it multiple times, gotta
get home, she's about to pop.

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Gotta get home. Well, he
was hanging out in Dallas last night.

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Did you see this Danny in wood
taver to the tav Are you allowed

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to go have drinks once? You
get home from winning the Masters, after

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you've told everyone in the world you
got to get home to be next next

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to your pregnant wife. Look,
if you've got two of those green bastards

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hanging in your closet, you can
pretty much do whatever you want. I

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would think, Yeah, that's the
ultimate walk out to the curb. Take

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a look at this house. I
guess, man, you're welcome. That's

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He's just basically said, Look,
I don't like doing media. That's all

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it is. I think this is
kind of I mean, I think it's

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awesome. I obviously don't care,
but it's a little odd. We were

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talking yesterday about the Master's trinket he
gets from making an eagle, and I

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guess we assumed he didn't drink.
It's a crystal trinket, A crystal trink

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I bet he gets hammered. Who
chef, I bet he is a party

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animal. No, I don't think
he's a party animal. You don't even

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know. Why would you even assume
that. I bet he can drink a

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lot then and doesn't get hammered because
of his big figure. That makes sense.

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I look, I think this is
awesome, but it's a little odd.

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You're gonna be the Bible man.
I would leave this tournament to get

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home to my pregnant wife. And
I guess did he go straight to that?

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Right? He took a bunch of
pictures with patrons. But okay,

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so have you guys ever been Yeah, okay, so that's like the dive

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bar of HP. And I dated
a gal for a couple of years that

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lived over by there, and if
we ever hung out in her neighborhood,

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we would go to the tab and
it's a great spot. Now, I

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don't know. Look, if you
live in East Dallas and you get home

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from a trip, one of your
favorite burgers might be at the Lakewood Landing,

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Well, I'm gonna stop in and
grab a burger and take it home.

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It could have been something as innocent
as that were, because this is

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a place that he hung out at
in college, knows people there. It's

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kind of like a neighborhood, family
type spot. And maybe he just wanted

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to go and get some some loaded
uh loaded skins to take home to the

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pregnant wife and took a few snapshots
while he was there. But Kevin's insinuating

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that he went there and drank fourteen
pictures of natty light. He wore the

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green jacket. He was trying to
hang out. Hey, imagine playing tonsil

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hockey was from SMU. Let's just
broaden the possibilities tonsil hockey totally. What's

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next? You can go home and
play a little pocket pool. Huh,

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Scotty Scottie it in would tavern last
night? I would imagine. I think

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it's cool. He checked in at
home, I met some friends, quietly

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opened the front door. He didn't
hear anything. He just set his golf

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bag down. You turn the handle
of the front door and apply equal pressure

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as you're pulling, and then you
barely get it, and then turn the

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endles like bear bear, and then
the most gentle kiss on the forehead.

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He's probably got an electric car,
so it starts real quiet. You need

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to rest, and then like a
cartoon character, tiptelling back on the front

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door. He's in Scooby Doom,
a ghost the high ghost Walk. Now,

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okay, shots. He probably had
a lot of friends, and that

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might be his own, you know, no doubt met me and in wood

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We're gonna have have a beer.
Yeah, sure, say cheers. And

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he probably hangs out there all the
time, secretly and full support for wearing

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the green jacket. Is he wearing
the same He's wearing the He's on the

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plane and flew home. He on
topped his shirt, but that's the shirt

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he was wearing. He didn't even
go home. He went straight to the

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tavern, picked up some food and
brought it home to the pregnant wife.

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He had to because she's hungry.
He had to make the FaceTime on the

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way home. Hey, I'm gonna
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haven't sided yet. I'll grab something. Don't worry, I'll call it in.

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Somebody texted him that his wife was
there, so which you know,

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the tavern? I don't know,
No fun, o't know if you got

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about fifteen days to pop a baby
out, if you need to be hanging

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out at the Inwood tavern, Kevin, when you can can do things like

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normal people. And Wood said his
wife was there with him. Buddy works

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at Inwood. Wife was there?
She was there? All right. Well

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that's a quick and well confirmed scott
he's nice guy, really boring. Then,

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God, I was hoping there was
some action there, give us something.

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Scottie took his wife to the bar. Takes me perfect, he took

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his pregnant wife to the bar and
they had some Natcho's eight and three quarter

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a month pregnant wife. Why is
he so perfect? He's so perfect?

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Can we not get him on?
Kevin? Not today? Not today?

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