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That's right, baby News Ready to
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d White Wind and that's my buddy
Rick. Say hi Rick, Hey,

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everybody listen. Dave Jennings is off
today with some well deserved, well earned

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timed off. Tony Vineddy He's off
all week and me and Rick are kind

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of holding down the fort. It's
National Tequila Day. Let's face it,

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anytime we can just sip some tequila. I brought some number one in.

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I thought, you know what,
let's phone it in today. My buddy

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Rick and I will drink some tequila
allegedly allegedly sip some tequila and play some

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some interviews from days gone by.
A couple of them. Left is Dion

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Branch is where we're getting ready to
play here now, but coming up in

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It's a Bottomy Hour. Johnny Rotten
aka real named John Lydon. I guess

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I should have flipped that John Lyden
aka Johnny Rotten did the show when I

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first got in to the wh As
to start interviewing Pee. It's one of

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my first interviews and one of the
most terrifying interviews. Because you're gonna interview

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Johnny Rotten, you don't know what's
coming if you know the history of the

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sex Pistols and of course John Lyden. But right now we're going to talk

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to a two time Super Bowl champion
and also University of Louisville Fighting Cardinal Don

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Branch. Click it or ticket.
We have two time Super Bowl champion and

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Super Bowl MVP Don Branch in the
studio. How you doing, Dan good?

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Thanks for having me, Hey,
thanks for coming on listen. Man.

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A lot of times before the Super
Bowl, a lot of athletes and

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football players they'll go out and they'll
grab hookers and blow and they just party

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it up. But on your first, it was your first super Bowl,

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you did something quite different. You
picked up the phone and you called every

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single coach in your life, going
all the way back to pee wee,

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Like two and a half hours on
the phone before Super Bowl Night's crazy.

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That's got to make that coach,
you know what, all the years of

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dedication that I put towards coaching the
youth, yep, it's worthwhile. What

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made you do that? Yeah?
My grandmother, my mom, you know,

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always not thinking about yourself at those
time, in those precious moments,

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always giving back to the people that
help you, help develop you. And

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get you to the point that where
you are a lot of people don't even

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know the moment they're in. It
seems like exactly yet, right, I

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think it really wasn't anything I'm telling
you. It was a great story.

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It was a great story that my
guy wrote, but I haven't read it

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because that's just not me. What
I did was, I'm gonna take you

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back to when I lead up to
it. But we had so much time

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from our last walkthrough that Sunday.
I walked through It was at like ten

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o'clock that morning and we left to
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just so much dead time. And
I promise it it took up all of

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that those three four or five hours
to call everyone in my family and all

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my coaches, just to just to
let them know how much I truly appreciate

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them at this one particular moment.
Everybody that all eyes are on the Patriots

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and Carolina Panthers at that time,
and I just want to let them know

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this is about you all. Thank
you all for blessing me and helping develop

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me to become the man that I
am, the player that I am,

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to get me to this point and
hopefully I can go out and show the

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world of things that you all have
blessed me with. Let's talk about the

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first Super Bowl for us, sir, right, because I had the pleasure

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of interviewing one of the Buffalo Bill's
linemen from Super Bowl twenty five, where

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Scott Norwood goes wind right and pretty
much of me for all intentsive purposes,

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it runs his life, right,
okay? And I asked him, not

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the offensive lineman, but the kicker, to get the kickers. Norwood,

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Now there's a second left on the
clock and it's a Super Bowl, and

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he goes wide right, misses the
kick, and it runs his life.

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So I asked the line and I
said, hey, Will Wolford, after

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after why are you beating around the
bush? It's Will Wolford after the game?

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After the game, does everybody verbally
beat up on him? He said,

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no, You know, we shouldn't
have been in the position for yes,

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But going into the Super Bowl,
are you kind of scared that you

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might have a life changing moment that
could run you forever about one time?

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Playing? Don't think about that stuff, man, objective, just go out

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and execute the game playing. That
was my thoughts. After five clearly sat

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here and looked at my playbook twenty
times. There's no I can't do anything

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else. It's time to play ball. Now. Outside of that, I

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had about another four hours. That's
when I reached out to everybody and shot

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that was it. What about the
nerves? Is there more nerves than there's

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gotta be until the first I mean, it's the entire world's looking. I'm

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gonna give you a prime example.
Paul McCartney is playing at halftime, right,

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I mean all the no, no, no, that's the second one.

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Yeah, yeah, you did the
first half time. No, Beyonce

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did the oh the national anthem party. That was Denny Jackson wardrobe. Yeah,

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yeah, yeah, that was a
great uh super Bowl. But overall,

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but you missed. Jacksons were in
the locker room. We heard about

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it, but we missed it all
kidd, Is there any extra nerves?

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It's got to be right? And
now I think Belichick gave us that the

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pregame speech leading up to that one
particular game, because you got to remember

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that was Super Bowl thirty eight,
and they played in super Bowl thirty six,

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so majority of the guys were still
on the on the team, so

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they pretty much had the experience of
what the pre uh pre game and how

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long come much time you have in
between going out during the warm ups and

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we go back in This normally about
fifteen minutes during the regular season. For

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the super Bowl, it's about an
hour, yep. And what you try,

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I think what the coaches try to
do is to keep you in your

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normal routine as much as possible,
exactly because you don't want to eat too

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little. You don't want to eat
too much, right, you don't want

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to you don't want to get it. You need to do your game day

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ritual if you eat a thousand calories
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do the exactly exactly, even though
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Yes, and then not only of
that, we have fifteen minutes at

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the pregame in the locker room during
the regular season, once we go out,

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it's about four or five minutes.
Once you run out in the Super

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Bowl it's another twenty five minutes.
So it's just so much dead time in

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between it. And I think the
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except my guy, Troy Brown.
He's gonna kill me if somebody tell

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him about this. I love him, but yeah, it's just oh yeah,

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I know, Troy, I love
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he was in that one particular game
and Bill told us, look,

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you guys, you understand for the
guys that are new, do not do

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x y z. Troy went out
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he was done the first ten minutes
of the game, right, the guy

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had I've never seen so on the
oxygen day he was done. But the

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night before Deon, well, no, it was just he was so ramped,

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all right, yes, yes,
all of his energy and learnt out

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about it so easily. So be
honest. Did Tom Brady sell his soul?

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Because nobody is he's the devil?
He sold his soul. He didn't

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sell his soul to the devil.
He is the guy. Tom Brady's the

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devil. No rich, He's got
a supermodel wife and he could try to

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throw away a shoe and he just
wrote a book to Tom Brady. Did

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you think that the Patriots had had
a chance last year at halftime against the

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Falcons? Nobody did? How can
I say it? I'm from Georgia and

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I actually here's another crazy story.
I was at the game. I left

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after the after the first quarter,
a bunch of appearances were the super Bowl

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we have to do. I left. I left at the end because I

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gave my friend my word that I'll
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of his friends super Bowl party.
I messed run to walk into the building.

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Everybody in the building was all Falcon
fans and they were just like,

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get this guy, kick him out
whatever. But besides that, I would

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say the first quarter, the second
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were crying the entire time, because
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pretty much majority of the game.
Majority of the game. I'll say about

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the third quarter towards it the fourth
when Tom threw the pick, I looked

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at the lady, I said,
okay, you can I'm being honest,

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I said, you can cry.
This game is pretty much old. And

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then they made a mistake of two. They just never put their foot on

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that throat. Never did. Here's
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the exactly what I was the time. That's what I was gonna say.

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That red suit. He had that
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he had a nineteen year old wife
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to lose, the look on his
face, that's his ritual, like a

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tornado had hit one of his home
depots. I'm surprised he didn't say there's

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no way we can lose now,
right. He practically said that. Oh

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my gosh, I think, when
how can I say? We turned the

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ball over and then they turned it
over and we scored off that. I

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said, it's a game if we
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time it was what twenty eight to
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the game has shifted, and that
was the anytime it gets to to double

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digits each. You were in the
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today's game, especially with Tom Brady, you you're right. Well, I

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think whenwer got that strip fumble,
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I said, this is the turning
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there was almost it was a non
pick on their point. The one on

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there was a shoe string and all
he had to do was just bring the

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ball in and he dropped it.
Games over. If he brings it in

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game over, Falcons win. Gabriel. Yes, he dropped it yep.

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Now real quick, we got about
three or four minutes here, can you

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can you stick around? Oh?
Yeah, we could do one more break?

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What is it with wide receivers?
Why are that? Why? Man?

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Why are you built the way you
built? All right? I had

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I coached a wide receiver that was
so cocky he would tell the corner his

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route. He would lean it and
go go route, and I would go

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stop tell it because and he go
coach, he can't cover me. Even

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if he knows the route, he
can't exactly. And and what is it

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about you guys? I think I
don't want to put myself in that ball.

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But and it's a lot of guys
that are very comfort I'm very confident

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in my game. Uh. Some
of the guys who actually do that,

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I just I just think that their
upbringing. I feel that most of the

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guys have been the man for a
long time. Now, you gotta give

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me a guy in particular, and
then I can give you my opinion on

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the individual. I would say,
like my guy Chad, everybody, Chad

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is the most probably the the most
outspoken receiver that we've okay, ever came

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up. But overall, wide receivers
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like Chad Johnson overall, I would
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that, IMNA be honest. No, No, Internally I'm that way,

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yes, but externally I would never
kind of like let it off. You

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know my guy also gonna let it
out. Took her to a different level.

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Oh yeah, jumping up and work
in the camera. Did a great

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job man, he I mean,
he even a breath of fresh air.

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If you ask me, internally,
I'm that way. I'll just say externally,

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I would just never know. I
love the game. I'm very passionate

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about it. I enjoy competing,
and these guys are all the same,

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but now they live bit more.
You know, they let it out.

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You know that's not me. You
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receivers are a little bit different than
everyone else. I can't when it comes

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to travel, but in reality,
you guys, you guys have specific routes

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that you run, but you've got
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lot of the times football is the
ball is snapped, you get into a

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fistfight with the other guys and then
you got to move him. And you,

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on the other hand, have footwork
boom, hit your route, go

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get the ball right. You got
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the extra for some other guy.
I don't know how accessible you guys are

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during the season, For example,
if you're playing for the Patriots, if

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you go to the store on your
own and your walking. But here's what

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I've always wanted to know. Have
you ever been out somewhere at the mall

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you're with your family, some fat
guy that's built like me comes up and

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starts complaining about his fantasy football league
all the time? Are you? Are

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you all the time? Are you
a fantasy football guy? Never played me?

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Don't understand. I mean, I
understand the points and all that mess,

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but I call it dungeons and dragons. Yeah, it's all the guys

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who want to be playing. I'm
sorry. I I played for four or

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five seasons. It'll drive you crazy, Dean. I need fourteen points from

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you today because if not, I'm
gonna lose by three points for you.

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Right, So what are you're telling
me? You're telling me? What's the

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damn Baul? What do you What
do you tell the guys when they say

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something like that, don't play?
I could have I could have played football

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boy, and for stupid trombone lessons. There you go. I'm sorry,

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you probably told the right thing.
What does that mean? Probably that led

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Zeppelin in marijuana, But that's that's
another story. And you're welcome anytime.

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Man. I appreciate Louisville legend.
Man, you're the best, and and

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we we want to encourage you and
is the website can go to Yesdon Branchfoundation

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dot org. Bingo Man, what
a great guy he was. Dion Branch

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News Radio Waight forty whas d White, Whitning and Rick just rolling through on

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your Wednesday, humble day. I
want to ask you, when's the last

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time you've had the best pizza in
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a chicken palm or a apasta asagna, you name it. I'm talking about,

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of course Barono's pizza. It's Louisville
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constantly goes back to Louisville, Southern
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single Baronos, well it's unique.
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every individually, every neighborhood Baronos has
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it. But They all have that
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like to kick off our weekend with. We're in there on Fridays and many

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other days as well. But if
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check out their extensive menu pasta,
wings, sandwiches. You're gonna love

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your bare nos pizza, dine in, carry out or delivery. Yeah,

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it's that good. Stick around.
When we come back, I'm gonna check

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out McCartney dnehole one last time.
At the bottom the Hour After News,

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I'm gonna replay when I sat down
with Johnny Rotten from the Sex Pistols.

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This is one of my first interviews
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That's on the way News. Ready
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we made it is Wednesday, Hall
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forty minutes or so, Courtney Dunnahole, how much longer you got to the

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end of this and then I'm done? So let's make it quick. Oh

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no, no, no, no, listen a Courtney. Over the next

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forty five minutes, I want to
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everything else that's so riveting. I
am riveting, not the Winka. Now

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you are. Actually our listeners love
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good thing about our show. I'm
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not arguing with them. I didn't
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It's what they tell us when we
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know what you love about your show? Now what Cordy donaho? And then

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he just kind of walk away.
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I guess good news. You have
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Tequila Day? Do you have some
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Yeah, let me talk to you
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okay, Yeah, So beer is
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summer. According to research for A
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beer in the past three months,
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And by the way, if you're
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folks are out there and they choose
the lovers. I wonder if, and

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this is serious, is because I
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drank all just straight to quila,
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drink a beer. One was at
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place called Mike Lennings here in Louisville, and the other one was in Cobbo,

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San Lucas. Assuming both times it's
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half of a beer and I was
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I developed somehow a beer a allergy. It's the same thing with me when

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I graduated from Zeema's, which we
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I ended up. I used to
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and be okay, And now I'm
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I'm like, I never really like
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Did you just get a tall pills
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was one of my favorite things.
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do like is in the fall.
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have to be in a mood in
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if I'm going apple picking, I
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go apple picking. And actually now
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I was sick. People brought me
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non alcoholic beer, and it actually
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non alcoholic beer, the closest no
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not a joke. Was Old Milwaukee
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this has been decades ago. There
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was the only one I ever tasted. It actually tasted like beer. But

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this one at the Athletic was pretty
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try different kinds of beers and non
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that somebody got me, and it's
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tastes like rose. Just I mean
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exactly rose, which is again my
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pretty good and I actually enjoyed.
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called Welch's Grape Views. Yeah.
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it is. It is. So
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about lingerie. Okay, okay,
now now we're cooking with yeah, taking

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me there. Uh, Victoria's Secrets
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really? Yeah? So the exact
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they haven't quite told us, hasn't
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says the collection is going to be
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be able to buy the items once
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to so if you like some of
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either buy for yourself or buy for
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wear things that make me feel pretty. Yeah, well, they said,

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I'll just leave it there. They
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change, and especially the types of
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we can't deny that over the years
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like Airy came out there and it
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they ended up getting a lot more
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seemed that it had to be only
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if you're only a certain height,
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thing that they did say is that
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sparkle, and there's going to be
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will still be there that that's going
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need a lull. The prizes on
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mean, you know what I mean, it's expensive out there, and especially

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if you're going to buy anything like
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one of the things I did today
and this isn't a story, it's this

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is just an aside. So last
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guess they're so backed up on being
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into just to get a few items
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stuff that you can get in cvs, so like cotton rounds and everything like

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that. Nothing is going to be
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was like, what everything on Prime? And these are not these are Amazon

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basic items that I was getting.
I was getting like a couple of hooks

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to hang stuff. But I'm like, oh, I just don't feel like

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going to CVS where everything is a
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be able to just have it delivered
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I'm on the other side of that
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tea and it's it's getting delivered between
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Three am and seven The weirdest thing
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not people out there, but it
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and I had looked twice. I
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you know, would they need their
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need your tea, If you need
some money, let's get you out of

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here, baby. Well, speaking
of no money, the dall is down

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three hundred and fifty points, the
S and P five hundred, falling one

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point six percent. Tech having NASDAC
leading the losses today. Lackluster earnings results

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from Tesla to Google parento Alphabet is
definitely worrying Wall Street today. We'll keep

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you posted on all of that throughout
the day with the News Radio eight forty

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whas Bloomberg Money Report on Courtney Donahoe. Well, you got admit they made

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their mark on pop culture off that
one album, Sex Pistols right there,

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and it's Radio eight forty whas is
Dwight witting Rick right over there, my

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buddy Rick. As we get on
through this hump day, being a little

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bit lazy today, kind of wanted
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One of the first interviews I did
when I got on Whas was l

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reached out and I went wound up
booking Johnny Rotten, the real name John

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Lyden, of course, from the
Sex Pistols and later on Public Image Limited

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aka PILL And as soon as I
confirmed the interview, my stomach just went

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in knots because I thought, oh
man, this is Johnny Rodden. His

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history with Tom Schnyder and all the
media for that matter wasn't exactly friendly,

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and I thought, well, you
know what that Why did I do this

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to myself? But the interview wound
up being okay, and let's go ahead

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and run the interview right now.
Here's John Lyden aka Johnny Rotten News Radio

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eight forty WHS. His name is
John Lyden. Brand new movie coming out

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is called The Public Image Is Rotten. And I watched it last night.

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How you doing, John, I'm
very much alive. Listen. They sent

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the screener to me last night and
it was incredible. I watched the entire

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movie and I'll probably go home and
watch it again today. Fantastic movie.

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I want to start back in the
beginning. So you're seven years old,

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and is it meningitis you get?
Yeah, it puts you in a coma

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and you wake up you have absolutely
zero memory. You don't even recognize your

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parents know who you are. And
the doctors have to tell you not only

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who you are, but who your
parents are, and what's a hospital?

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And you're it's not only a complete
mental loss, the mind breaking down,

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but it's physically unable to move.
It just trapped it. It's really like

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a slug really woke up as And
that went on for quite a few years.

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I was in hospital then after for
about a year, got out of

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that and it was sent straight to
school, where, of course those Catholic

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nuns and priests weren't taken too kindly
to me, and so you know,

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there's some real serious torture began with
them, because I mean I was born

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left handed, so and I could
read and write at five because my mum

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and I was interested in in the
fact that I was interested in the shapes

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of letters, but being able to
do all that a being left handed,

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he was seen as the sign of
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So when I got when I got
back to school at eight, you know,

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because where large portions of my memory
still not not intact or they really

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really put me through it. Wow, it's insisting I was left handed.

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And there's something in there that that
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write with your right hand because that
your natural instinct is left And then it's

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the cruelty of religion. And you
know when I finally found out, Oh

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did I did I get revenge?
Or what you kind of did? Let's

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talk about out that. So so
you started, I think miss I think

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mister Rosson is exactly what the Catholic
Church is of. So basically you go

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from obscurity to public enemy number one
when the sex pistols put out never Mind

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the Bollocks and God Saved the Queen
takes off. I mean you're literally known

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worldwide with songs and lyrics like God
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Did you constantly fear for your life? John? Were you always looking

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over your shoulder? Uh? No, but I should have. There were

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a few incidentss. You know,
people will will will will do their level

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best to try and exterminate you because
they'll believe what they read in the press,

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and and you know, fake news, fake does exist, Fake news

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does exist. Hey listen. So
for you, it really was about the

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music and you could tell that and
pill and everything you've done. So not

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long after the sex pistols just blow
up and everyone knows you. You get

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Did you get frustrated because the management
and the media they were more into the

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sensationalism than they were about the music. Yeah yeah, yeah yeah, and

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not listening to the content and so
all that side of it was trivialized and

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that was not not right for any
of us. So we were really we

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wanted to achieve something here. We
were young kids and you know, we're

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really like respectful of each other and
what we thought was an interesting business to

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be a part of. What we
found is a load of shitzters and crooks

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and you know, and never trusted
adult. Some something's never changed, they

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never do. But you know what
I say to anyone who's had you avoid

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that, you know, because a
lot of people will ask me, I'll

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say, don't avoid it right the
straight smack into it, because there's just

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like learning on the playground, you've
got to go through those hard knots.

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Well, you'll never ever survive what
follows it. No, absolutely absolutely,

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So you form Public Image Limited and
so many great songs, so many great

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records, but one of them album
you have Ginger Baker on it, even

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Steve Steve V playing guitar, and
you tell Steve V, you say,

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hey, play less and it will
be more. Did it make him angry

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because there was such a great album
and it seems to me, I mean,

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you know what you're doing right?
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the time I had a band that
were very young, but that they were

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incapable of handling the pressure. So
Laswell and I had a chat and we

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had to find immediate replacements because we
were running out of money, and you

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know, the record company weren't exactly
being helpful. And it was people at

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Ginger Baker that actually asked the phone
and said, yes, it wasn't a

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deliberate plan, but I mean,
hey, oh, accidents like that I

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want to happen a lot in my
life. Yeah. Right. I was

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listening to Rise this morning and it's
just it's the music's timeless, and I

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mean it's just so iconic and it
defines that time, time and space.

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Listen. The new movie is the
Public Image is Rotten. I watched it

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last night. I want to encourage
everybody to see it. John. It's

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just amazing, man, and I
thank you for your time. Like I

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told you, if you call it, i'd be respectful and I want to

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honor that. But please ask you, please, please please keep doing what

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you're doing. And God bless you, my friend. Well, if anybody

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wants to say us live, and
you really should because Pill is something.

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Oh yeah, go to Pill official
dot com and all our tour dates solicited

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them and we're adding to that list
all the time. Right. I gotta

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tell you where. We're starting in
New Orleans on the ninth of October.

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Hot, sweaty, Hey, listen, I promise you I'm gonna make two

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or three days to see Pill.
The band's incredible. You're incredible, John

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Lyden. I can't thank you enough
for the call, my friend. I

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really can't thank you. Bade the
Road rising. Your enemies always be behind

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you. May that's got the flats
to bats and shot. Yeah, take

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it, Johnny, appreciate it.
Hey, there you go, John Lyden

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from the Sex Pistols and later pill
aka Public Image, Limited News Radio eight

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forty WHS. That's, of course
an older interview, one of the first

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interviews I did as a matter of
fact, when I came to whas try

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to do a little bit of something
different. I think we did. But

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anyway, let's take a quick break
right now. And or who do I

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have? As a matter of fact, Rick, is there a sponsor?

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I got a tri State Men's Health. Oh hey, how about that?

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no more and drop the ego,
drop the embarrassment. It's it's a medical

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issue, all right, It's nothing
to be embarrassed about. Here's what you

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do need to do, though,
you need to get it corrected and do

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get lab work done. They're gonna
draw your blood. You'll get the results

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back within thirty minutes or less.
You're sitting across from a licensed medical professional

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and they're going over all of your
numbers with you, your testosterone, your

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a ninety percent success rate. Well, that means you can just apply it

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towards your plan. What's all that
mean? It means you have absolutely nothing

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to try Statemen's health dot com.
Coming back here in just a couple minutes

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to wrap it up and put a
bow on it. Rick and Dwight news

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Radio eight forty whas. Wow,
Rick, you know the way to my

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heart? Right, they're a little
rolling Stones NewsRadio eight forty whas. I'm

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Dwight witting right, there's Rick say
hey, Rick, Hey, everybody listen,

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man, I want to thank you
so much for getting me through the

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day. And if you were listening, sorry to get lazy on you.

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But last night I thought, you
know what, why not just play some

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interviews from days gone by, and
that's what we did. Started off the

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show with Johnny Edwards, he replaced
Lou Graham from Foreigner. We had Pat

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Day. He came on, what
if you've never met Pat Day? He

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is what you think is. He's
genuine, he's kind, he's got all

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the fruits of this spirit. He
is the man. I gotta tell you

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that. And then Cory King and
Bill Bell came in. That was Live

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without a Net. We listened to
Dion Branch about the two super Bowl appearance.

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It's one of them. He was
a super Bowl MVP. And we

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just entted the show with John Lyden
from Public Image Limited aka Johnny Rotten from

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the Sex Epistols. Tomorrow join us
with our guest. We're going to do

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an hour with him too. Senate
President Robert Stivers would join the show.

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Senate President Robert Steivers joins the show
tomorrow at nine. Looking forward to that

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Friday. Jeff and Ethan Almighty.
They come in to talk many things,

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including an Ethan almighty movie. Stick
around, all right, clam Bucks next,

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and then of course Louisville Legend and
WHS is owned to Terry Miners.

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At three, it's all on the
way news ready, towaight forty WHS.

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I Love you, Ma,