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minutes to about a few things going
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regarding Tiger Woods. Interesting, also
a had Cock the Dallas bracket part too,

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didn't new This morning News at eight
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guy who's behind the new big music
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the story last week the Sunset amphitheater. That's com up a nine right now,

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Sports at seven seven, let's go, and now Sports at seven.

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Well players championship mop up in a
second. MAV's back at it tonight.

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Maybe we'll touch on that in a
second. And another funny NBA story real

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quick. This story was uh I
was were the story in like twenty eighteen

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and I know it's probably been done
before, but you know, yesterday Lighton

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vander esh did announce that he was
medically retiring from the NFL, And yesterday

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morning I think we mentioned that the
Cowboys were releasing him. Why use that

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language medically retiring? What's the difference
between that and just a flat out retirement?

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Do you have any idea? I
wonder if there's some piece of pride

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to that that is, like,
I still have a lot of football left

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in me, but I just can't
because my neck. I also wonder if

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there is they could be a it
could be a financial Yeah, I think

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it would have to do with money. He did say in his comment that

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he was he didn't love that the
media was reporting this, and I was

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like, man, are we just
guessing kind of? I mean, one

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of the hot dog boys at the
combine said said Layton can speak about his

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future when he's ready. I mean
basically told us he was retiring then.

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So but story I thought. I
mean, I've always kicked around doing it

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when I worked on the Cowboys flagship
and never did it. I'm sure it's

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been passed around many times. I've
never you brought this up to me a

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couple of months back, and I
did not I wouldn't say a deep dive,

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but a tertiary dive into the details
of it. And I've never heard

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this. Okay, it's pretty fascinating. Do you wear this, Mikey?

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I know the headline thrown a surface
level, much like myself. I think

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Jake back in the day probably up
up his alley, but I am down

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to hear it again. Well,
it's uh, it's basically this came back

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to light because there's a murder case
involving his father, Darwin that is still

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open. And just because it's open
mean anything's happening with it. And that's

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clearly nothing's happening with it. It's
been open for a long time. It's

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cold. It's a cold case.
Yeah. In fact, some public case

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called cold case Iowa is the one
who dug it up and published it.

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So Lisa vander Ash was nineteen.
She was killed by a bullet to the

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head in nineteen eighty two. She
was outside playing with her sixteen month old

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son, Jason. Jason is Layton's
older brother. Lisa vander Esh is not

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Leyton's mom. So it's his older
half brother, his old half brother.

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Yeah, same daddy, different mama. Yeah, So the shooter was never

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in question. Darwin Vanderesh the father, who was a man who was well

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trained in gun safety, and he
had been hunting and trapping animals since the

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age of five, he says,
and he reported the incident immediately and told

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investigators that his rifle accidentally discharged.
But investigators at the scene, some of

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them did believe him. Some did
not, and they were like, I

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think he killed her. Now whatever, Now apparently he was. His story

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was he was climbing over a fence, h you know, step it's not

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like a like a an escape,
you know, just like sometimes you have

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in the country, you have these
fences that you just climb over, and

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that he had just accidentally not put
the gun on safety, so as he's

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climbing over the fence, he hit
it, it fired off and then hit

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her way far away or she was
standing outside. One in a million shot.

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Yeah. The sheriff's office had never
officially closed the investigation, but Darwin

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Vandrush at the time did take a
polygraph test that he clearly failed when they

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were investigating and trying to take this
thing down the path back in the eighties,

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and the many questions just set there
unanswered about why Darwin was beholding a

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loaded rifle. And you know,
it's like a thing where he's like,

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well, he's a hunter, so
that makes sense. I can almost see

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where he where I would believe him, But there were enough investigators there who

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are like no. This also spun
off into a big political thing in that

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county about people trying to get the
new sheriff's job, as well as some

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er for it and somewhere against it. Now, there was a very funny

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thing that I'm not funny, I
guess, but their thing from their their

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senior yearbook. This is back when
people got married way early too. Darwin

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van der ash and is Uh April
nineteen eighty one of his senior yearbook.

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The thing that he put in there
was that he is uncle Henry is the

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person he most admired the most because
we love to trap and hunt, and

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his uncle had given him many useful
tips. Boy, that was his identity,

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trapping and hunting since the age of
five. Now there was this thing

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about where he got years after he
got a company that was like a registered

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guide, you know, going on
these hunting trips one to night, Idaho,

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and there was one in Alaska,
and he would take, you know,

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customers on big game hunts, go
out polar bears, all kinds of

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stuff. And he had these websites
and proud kill shots of him with polar

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bears and wolves and huge animals.
But then in twenty ten, Alaska's Department

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of Commerce denied him a license,
but they said he obtained a license through

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fraud, deceit, and misrepresentation,
and he got convicted of a crime in

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twenty thirteen unsworn falsification to the second
degree, So basically lying about his credentials

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to be a marksman. I guess
now I don't know enough about how all

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that works with hunting. Not gonna
pretend to know. I don't. But

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so basically, seven years before,
seven years before he lost his big game

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hunting license, he sold his Idaho
business to another individual, and that individual

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hollered at Iowa Cold Cases in twenty
fifteen and was like, Yo, don't

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mention my name in this story.
I have his company, but he does

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not own this company anymore. So
it's my company. He has no say

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in it, he has no financial
stake in it. So when you report

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any of these stories, can you
clean up with like some of these articles,

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and like, can you like keep
my name out of it. I

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don't want to be associated with it. So no charges or ever officially fired

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filed against him. It was just
all in that one investigation. But this

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is something that was very very interesting. Two thousand and eight, a customer

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testimonial published on a website called gunworks
dot com and VANDERSH talks about shooting game

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from several hundred yards away and the
confidence needed to make the perfect shot.

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The testimonial has a photo of him
smiling, rifle in hand, kneeling behind

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a huge ass polar bear, and
then he says, quote because he's being

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interviewed, quote, there's no second
guessing. Range the game and set the

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scope, get a good rest,
relax and make the shot. And then

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this gets back in the news.
Honestly, when Layton gets drafted by the

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Cowboys and they are all over TV
his first couple of years in that huge

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bus because remember they drove to every
game in that RV. Yeah, and

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there's nothing more to it than that. I just always thought it was interesting

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that no one really talked or reported
locally that Layton's dad is involved in a

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open cold case that's resulted in the
death of his wife. Yeah, and

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his first wife. Yeah, you
know, Layton gets drafted and there's Layton's

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mom, you know, which is
you know, new bride cool and maybe

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it was an accident. It was
just never reported locally, and that always

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kind of shocked me. It's it's
strange that like absolutely no charges were filed,

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like nothing to do or connected to
any type of irresponsibility or reckless endangerment

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or I mean maybe manslaughter would even
be a little much if it played out

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the way he claims it did.
But I mean there's a certain amount of

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responsibility that should fall on somebody.
If you're holding a firearm, it's someone

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gets shot in the heads. Yeah, that needs to Yeah, because if

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you get manslaughter for some pedestrian right
running out on the road, sure you

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do, right if you can,
Yeah, you can, absolutely can.

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And it's that's that it comes to
how good is your lawyer and what kind

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of judge do you get assigned to? And where you are, you know,

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and if up there and then in
nineteen eighty two or whatever, it's

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probably a lot easier to just nothing
to see here. Yeah, I just

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maybe it's nothing. I don't know. I mean, I know you guys

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knew a little bit about it.
I don't know how many Cowboy fans know

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anything about this story. It doesn't
matter interesting point, right, See,

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Like it's so hard to even come
to any speculation, real speculation, even

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much less a conclusion without seeing the
scene. Yeah, you're talking about a

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fence. What kind of fence?
Yeah, if it was a barbed wire

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fence. You have no business any
anybody that has a gun safety one oh

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one knows you don't bring a gun
over a fence if you have the option

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of just sliding it under the bottom
and then scaling the fence and then retrieving

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your weapon on the other side.
I mean, it was at a wooden

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fence. Why was she so far
away? Were they together? I don't

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know. There's a lot of I'd
like to see more details on the actual

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scene, but that's more detective Shales
department. Yeah, I don't know what

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I'm kind of traying. I have
my ball of yarn out over here against

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the wall, the red yarn.
Yeah, yeah, you'll notice I have

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some lines and a few intersections pretty
great in this morning out there. I'm

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not prepared to reveal the results of
my investigation just yet. Yeah, give

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me ten minutes. Well, I
just wanted to do that because I've never

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you know, I know a lot
of people have probably done that before,

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maybe and maybe they haven't. I
don't know. I've never heard anyone do

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it or talk about it. Besides, you know, since they're known about

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it for a long time. It's
just some there's no updates on this twenty

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fifteen's the last article you can find
on it pretty much, so there it

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is, doesn't matter. Nice career
for the Cowboys, latent, and sorry

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about your neck, dude, that
sucks. That does suck. He was

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good. He was good. He
was good for what he was. A

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weird pick when you took him,
take a linebacker in the top twenty felt

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weird. It was like immediate game
changer, taking a coverage focused linebacker,

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and over time he turned into more
of a run stopper. But when they

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drafted him, it was more of
a like, can this guy cover some

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running back out of the ye,
out of the backfield and things like that.

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He had a relatively high bust potential
and he was really good and he

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was real the only hampered buy that
neck pretty consistently, but whenever he was

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on the field, it was tough. Dude. Did you say that they

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had the concerns about his neck out
of college? Yes, they did.

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It was a medical red flag on
him. Okay, so that wasn't something

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he sustained as a cowboy and then
dealt with the he was already yeah,

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that was already a problem. Was
interesting. He had a lot of injuries.

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Oh, yeah, I know it
was a questionable one, and that

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was the year after taking Jalen Smith
in the second round. But Cowboys took

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some injury risks along the way,
and some of them have panned out him.

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I think you would say he panned
out. I guess, you know,

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it's tough to to know. I
mean, there are other options.

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There weren't great. Uh would have
a Dori Jackson was a cornerback they would

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have taken. They might have.
There was a couple other players, but

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that was also a year where they
famously went into the year with no wide

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receivers. Well, they've had a
good, seems like about ten to fifteen

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year stretch of having difficulty keeping white
linebackers on the field between him and Sean

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Lee, Ain't that true? Ain't
that true? And that's why we got

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Eric Kendricks, who's not white?
Mike what the Players? Yes? What

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about it? Who won Scott?
He's Keef Scheffler. We did this yesterday.

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Did you finish the totaling of our
bet? Oh? Yeah, yeah,

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sorry I forgot about that. Yeah, we had our Big Players Championship

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bet. The Players is the largest
financial purse on the PGA Tour season and

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we all picked three dudes, and
we decided to make the largest financial bet

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that we've ever made, and I'm
not happy about it right now, but

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we each put in three hundred and
thirty three dollars to equal a total of

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one thousand dollars perse And then we
had a snake draft and Danny Bayliss shows

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first, and then we bing bing
went around the horn. We each picked

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three regular golfers in one wall card
that had to be one hundred to one

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or higher odds. And look,
let's be honest, this was not about

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winning a tournament selection contest. This
was about winning it rock paper scissors,

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because any one of us would have
taken Scotty Yeah with the number one pick,

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very true, but only one did
and that would have been bad karate

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move. I with my first two
picks to Justin Thomas and Will's alaturus okay,

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And next to their names, I
have two large letters that says mc

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uh oh not stand for their members
of a motorcycle club. That doesn't stand

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for mister champion. No. No. My one hundred and one wild card

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was Kegan Bradley. He's apparently mister
champion as well. They were not co

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masters of ceremony at the Players Tournament. My only guy to make the cut

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and make any money was a Decki
Matsuyama, who made eight hundred and seventy

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five thousand dollars, bringing my four
person total to eight hundred and seventy five

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thousand dollars. That's not very good. That is good enough in this game

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for third place, all right,
podium, Yeah, dude, bronze,

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No shame. Kevin Turner selected Jordan
Speith and Justin Rose later in the draft.

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Those are both MC's as well.
Oh, Kevin had Xander Schoffley who

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made nearly one point nine million dollars. Also had Rory McElroy, your first

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big overall gratulations, who had two
hundred and eighty five thousand dollars. A

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total of two point one seven seven
million dollars for Kevin Turner, So Danny

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would have to be two point one. I don't even need to do the

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drama thing because you had chefflerin he
got four and a half million. Yeah

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for winning, but you also can't
lay. We had fifty one thousand,

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Victor Hoblin at fifty five thousand,
and your wildcard Ricky Fowler made the cut

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for another fifty one to five,
a grand total of four point six five

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eight million dollars. Danny Bayless,
you just won six hundred and sixty six

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dollars. Use it wisely. The
numbers, the Devil's number stupid? Is

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that that sucks? It seemed like
such a great idea before they teat off.

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Yeah, you think you're gonna win. I was thinking about winningly like

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golf. They didn't know much about
golf. He knows plenty. He knows

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psychopath like you and I are.
I won. I threw down paper,

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and there was even we didn't There
was a discrepancy whether you throw down on

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three or you throw down on four. So we had kind of we almost

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did a rethrow. I actually had
rock, just because I wasn't ready to

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throw yet. But everybody but you
always start with rock, That's the thing.

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I was still in default setting.
Yeah, some people do it.

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Some people do rock, paper scisors. Some people do paper scissor rock.

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It's one two shoot, that's their
from the equator. You do that,

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Kevin, I think we should just
always scissor. It's rock so convincingly,

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Danny, you have won the Players
Championship. Down beat throw down, I

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feel like I should make a speech, but I'm not going to. We

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would appreciate if you would make a
champion speech. Well, I'm trying to

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determine what I should do with the
winnings, and now that our hot homeless

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couple has moved on to greener pastures
from the Spring Valley toll Way Bridge overpass,

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I'm kind of in flux on what
I what my decision should be to

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do with this wonderful money, because
I thought bestowing them with a wonderful gift

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of the devil's number of cash of
giving them six hundred and sixty six one

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dollar bills by your son Malcolm a
chicken nugget cake, yeah, for his

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birthday real quick. So the big
this will be like one minute. But

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the rumors are after the players they
were having the big meeting in the same

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location as a tournament with the piff. Yeah, like this whole mis PGA

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tour and the private investment fund or
the public public investment fund right to finally

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figure this out, and then all
these the plane trackers, right, you

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know we have the plane trackers now, which is awesome. By the way,

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they're like all these planes are going
to the Bahamas, Tiger's in the

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Bahamas. Tiger's plane is in the
Bahamas. Whatever his name is, yes,

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Sir Arafat deadn't matter. The guy
who has all the Saday money,

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yes, sere all Roman is the
piff Governor. He's on his way to

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the Bahamas. Jay Monahan is down
there. All the big dogs of the

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Player Committee, which is Tiger Woods, Patrick can't Ley, web Simpson,

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Adam Scott, Jordan Speith, Peter
Malnatty. Apparently they all visited in the

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Bahamas together on Monday to have this
big meeting and figure out what this is.

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Now we don't have the results of
that, but it has been confirmed

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that they did have their meeting and
it went well, and Yasser wanted to

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just meet all these people and get
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The thing I always think of is
this piff, this public investment fund,

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the Saudi Arabian money. Essentially is
if you gave like one hundred billion dollars

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like a fifteen year old Yeah,
the child king, right, and this

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guy's not. But like all their
ideas are insane. It's all Soroy industries.

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It's all like, dude, we
could do this, but they have

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the money. To do it.
So I don't know what this is going

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to turn into, but I have
this thing in my head where we might

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have four and they might even call
them mega majors, you know, or

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the piff super major. Seriously,
it shows that is it could be that,

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and we could have, like the
players, the biggest person golf was

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twenty five million dollars, it could
be four one hundred million dollar tournaments.

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I think the whole world of golf
could wow, clearly be turned upside down

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and not even look like the same
schedule that it looks like this year.

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That's on the table. But I
think maintaining what the PGA Tour is and

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even on their case, maintaining what
live is fine. They may want to

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do that. I'm calling super majors
four year where everybody plays, there's one

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hundred million dollars, Like, how
break that down? Supermajors. He's predicting

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the super major. She does sound
like a twelve year old with a billion

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dollars, And he's like, all
right, hear me out, super super

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majors, Like what does that mean? One hundred million dollar person? Four

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of them for new courses whatever,
Yeah, genius, And everyone goes and

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then you determine, like for your
legacy, which I always keep saying,

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Fine, you want to win the
PGA Championship, Yeah, they got twenty

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million dollar person, that's nice.
You get the you know, the Wannamaker,

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the Wanamaker Cup, or do you
want to win what twenty twenty five

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million one check for winning a super
major? More money where everybody plays.

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And his other ideas making a race
car made out of chicken nuggets. Yes,

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chicken nugget race car is the other
thing we're working on. Well,

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have borne Tiger Woods in just a
second in the scuttle. But all right,

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that plus a wild new thing that
happening in the movies and it's real

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shocking what it's titled. Next on
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