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Oh, somebody got me a doctor
last week thanks to the staff at Baptist.

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He's good to be back with my
buddy, Dave Jennings. How you

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doing, Dave, Good to have
you back, brother. Oh my gosh,

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that is some rough, almost cussed
rough stuff. This flu. There's

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flu going around that I was in
there. They also said that COVID was

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going around. So I used to
be a selective germophobe. Here's what I

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mean, Okay, a couple of
reasons. I would worry about shicking hands

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and wash my hands all that,
but yeah, I would still eat stuff

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out of garbage cans and do disgusting
stuff like that. Then that kind of

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I guess evolved to being a selective
germophobe. This way. I knew that

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I would be going to UH.
I was going to vacation in October.

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So around mid September I start to
sanitize, and I started to take bottles

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of alcohol and rub my hands no
matter what I do all day and crack

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I'm open. That behavior would go
all the way into around on to April,

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late April, okay, and then
I would always get this sense of

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security. Hey it's summer, there's
no flu. There's no codes, and

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then I get the flu in the
middle of the summer, in the middle

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of the sun, the middle of
the sum Now you also prepped for Mexico

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by drinking a bottle of tequila a
day and other things. Yeah, I

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did, And then you got down
there and continued. Any chance your immune

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system was a little bit compromised.
Okay, So our next girlfriend of mine

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reached out and said, hey,
what was his name? Trying to do

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a broad tap? You cant heng
on? Let me just give met me,

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just give myself together, hang on
all right, deep breaths. Anyway,

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she said, hey, uh,
recently stopped at drinking. I'm going

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to AA. Did you know that
alcohol? Where's your immune system down?

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And sent me this and I was
like, wow, it kind of makes

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sense. The timeline kind of kind
of kind of lines up. So I

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guess from this point forward, I'm
also going to be a germaphobe in the

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summer. People in radio and I'll
get off this because we got some important

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stuff to talk about. People in
radio, a lot of us seem to

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be germophobes. And here's why.
Because we make our living with our voice,

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and when we can't, you off
for work and you can't cut commercials.

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Well, you're losing money, and
you know you just I feel horrible

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when I call him sick. I
was apologizing to you and Tony. It

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happens, and I want to say
thank you one more time. But it's

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good to be back. And let's
get right into it. Man. Elephant

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in the room. Yeah, as
in Democrat elephant. Oh wait a minute,

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sorry, that's a Republican. Uh, elephant in the room. It

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looks like that Joe Biden has dropped
out of the race. We saw it

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coming, yeah, everybody, you
know, everybody kind of did. And

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and we'll talk about that. And
we've also I've been I'm told I don't

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know when, but they said sometime
this hour we're supposed to hear from the

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president. So oh is that?
Uh? I think that's him? Do

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we have it? We do?
Okay, So evidently we're getting ready to

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go to President Biden and see what
he has to say. All right,

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here we go. Oh my god, gosh, no, sir, right,

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hey, hey what he Well,
there we go. It's to the

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point. I mean, that was
right to the point. Not very presidential,

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man, not very presidential. Wow. But I will say I've heard

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a lot of great presidents speak,
and that was a really good one.

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It was right to the point.
It wasn't very presidential, but wow,

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he really got to it. He
did. So. When you can't financially

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break your opponent, when you can't
falsely in prison in your opponent, when

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there's a failed assassination attempt, I'll
just leave that one out there. You

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do your own math. Sometimes you
got to take the TKO. I guess

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right. Indeed, do you think
that this is going to open eyes to

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a lot of people with the media, And here's what I mean. For

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years and years, three and a
half years, we've been saying, hey,

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the man's incompetent. What are you
doing? It's gotten worse. We

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knew this in the campaign four years
ago. No, absolutely, And if

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you were to speak out on that
on social media, you were calling a

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nut job, amongst other things.
Sometimes your account would be suspended if you

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shared actual videos. Who did that
happen to his name rhymes with Dwight Witten.

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Happened many times. But do you
think it's going to open eyes?

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Because now it proves to us this
amongst many things about the media. If

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you remember during COVID, if you
would bring up Iva Mechtron, they would

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slaughter it. People were getting losing
their jobs over that. I haven't why

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are you pushing that? Doctors with
alternative theories were banned from social media absolutely,

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and now that is one of the
treatments for COVID nineteen. But if

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you were to speak the truth,
they would silence you, ridicule you,

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sometimes fire you. I think a
few people might be awakened by this.

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Most of them don't care. As
long as the big D wins, that's

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all that matters. Well, will
the big D win, because here's what

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I'm let's not call it the big
D. Look, look, here's the

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thing, though, there's what three
four months, three and a half months

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until the election. Somewhere in there
we're walking in all this. We'll call

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it four to be generous. Okay, it takes about two years just to

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ramp up a presidential campaign, meaning
they start out with this, you know,

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they start campaign, they start,
they start a staff. But it

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doesn't just happen a year out.
Well, the ground game is in place

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of Harris's the nominee, and she
like will be well, okay, let's

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let's see, let's let's go to
this article that I read. The presumptive

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nominee for the Democratic Party. Biden
had the majority of the delegates in the

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primary election. Okay, but now
since that he's dropped out, all of

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the delegates are now free to vote
for whoever they choose. Technically, the

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votes went for the ticket Biden.
Harris. Yeah, but with that said,

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because Biden dropped out, now all
of the delegates that nominated, or

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all the delegates they haven't nominated because
they haven't had the DNC yet, but

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now they're free to vote for anyone
else they choose. They're no longer required

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to vote at the convention. They
can have an open They can have an

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open convention if they want. That's
pretty risky. Remember they got Fetterman elected

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with early voting. Feederman had a
seven hundred thousand vote lead before any but

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he saw the debate and realized he
couldn't speak. The Democrats are confident they

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can get anybody elected, see four
years ago. If they make her the

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nominee, now they can rally the
machine behind her start to reinvent her.

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If they wait till the convention to
try to get someone else in, there

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would be very difficult. I think, well, and here's another thing,

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Dave, no serious candidate will throw
our hat in at this point. Here's

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what I mean, no serious,
because once you run for president for your

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party, if you fail at that, then you're done politically as political wealth

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side not Biden he ran with three
times before he got elected. Oh so

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not always well, but he he
never got to be the oh the candidate

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though he never made it through the
primary. No, no, no,

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yeah. But what I'm saying is
if you make it through the primary and

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you're the legitimate candidate, and you
get your ass handed to you and the

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president, they're never going to go
back to that. Well again, probably

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not. Now here's where the Democrats
made a mistake, and they've done it

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twice. Now. People always talk
about all the vice presidential nominee. That's

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really not a big deal. It's
mainly about the top of the ticket.

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Which is true. However, four
years ago, when Hillary Clinton won,

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I'm sorry, when she lost and
barely lost, who did she pick as

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a veep? A white dude that
looked like the joker? Yeah? Who

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bullied Mike Penson the debate like Trump
did dibided in the first debate last time

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out. If you had a young, dynamic JD vance type future of the

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party person to get excited about the
Democrats probably get another hundred thousand votes and

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win that thing. But no,
Hillary had to dan quail it. It's

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about me, you like me,
you really really like me. It's not

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the undercard. And they did it
a second time with Kamala Harris. They

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said we're gonna have a black female. They came out and said that how

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many millions more black females are there
as competent or more than Kamala Harris.

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If they had a planed, b
solid future of the party JD vance type

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sitting there now, this would be
a no brainer for them. Bad veep

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pics might cost them two elections,
and I would say it would be a

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horrible vice president pick for him,
just for the fact that if you recalled

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during the Democratic primary. I may
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think I am. Harris was one
of the first ones out in the primary,

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and she had like the lowest polling
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popular of all twenty candidates or so, and the first one to drop out.

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Well, there you go, and
that's who they picked. See previous

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argument as their veep. Okay,
the least popular person. And here's another

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thing. So we all know,
I mean Biden, he doesn't know what

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he's doing. We've all been saying
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you're a conspiracy theorist. If you
view video from one of his rallies and

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you go, hey, look the
guy can't walk off the stage by himself,

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oh, that's hate speech. But
it's starting to unravel, right,

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you know, everything's starting to come
out right now. My point being,

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we've seen all those videos. People
that watch seeing an An MSNBC haven't seen

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any of them. We've been watching
him for four years. Handshakes to nowhere.

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Right. But here's the thing.
If you say, what whoa whoa,

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whoa, whoa wah, those are
cheap fakes. They say they're cheap

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fakes. Well, no, they're
not his actual video from you know,

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one of his appearances. My question
is, if he's not able to even

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run for office, what the hell
is he doing behind the desk in the

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oh office. If you're not fit
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fit to be the leader of the
free world. Makes perfect sense, which

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is why they should elevate Kamala threaten
the twenty fifth, like they did to

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Nixon. Get her in there to
run then as an incumbent, give her

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a few months to do some presidential
things. That's to me what they have

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to do. Hang on, I'm
not sure that they will. Hang on,

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Dave, I'm getting something your hang
on? Oh you got uh?

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Okay, hang on? Okay,
yeah, oh there's the music. Okay.

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I'm being told now that Vice President
Kamala Harris is going to address the

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nation. Do you have any button
in their days? I do, I've

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got it hanging she's up to the
podium. Wow, Okay, you know

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what that was? Deep? I
feel better now, I do as a

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matter of fact, might be voting
for her after that. But all of

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those foibles and slip ups we pulled
from social media, watch them today if

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you want. If they're not already
pulled, they are going to reinvent Harris

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can Dave, you didn't record that, by any chance? Did you?

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Which one? Kamala? I?
Did you want to hear it again?

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Yeah? But some kind of low
I kind of want to get fired up.

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Okay, okay, just cut this
back up for you. Yes,

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yes, oh yeah, there's like
three T shirts in there. Golly,

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I want to run through a wall
right now. She's got me fired up?

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Is it going to be Harris and
you're hearing and uh Andy b Sheer

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might be running with her. That's
a Possibility's truth that sure, there is

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goodness. Could you talk about today
being tomorrow again today or yesterday? All

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right? Lots to get to on
the show where we'll be talking about what

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was that Governor? Oh wow?
Yeah. If if you're gonna hang around

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with us the rest of the morning, we appreciate it. Doctor Henry Sadlow

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is going to be coming in with
a very special guest and we're talking heart

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health. Also, Greg Getcher's coming
in. We're gonna oh my buddy,

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Yeah, as much as I hated
get Your's coming in and we're going to

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talk about the assassination a little bit
more in depth because we still haven't heard

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anything. There's still only answers.
There's still no press conferences. If there's

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a school shooting or something of this
nature, usually there's a press conference update

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every single day, unless it's a
transgender person in a school and you never

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hear about that point. That's a
good point. Depends on the narrative.

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Lots to get to including hopefully Courtney
doneh and reeling in the years. And

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I've been told now we're going hang
on, Dave, something in my ear,

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Yeah yeah, yeah, Are you
getting this too. They're saying that

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President Biden's gonna do a joke of
the day. He is, oh,

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wow, Okay, then I'm gonna
sit back and uh, whenever you get

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the green light, go ahead and
put him on. I gotta do this

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for him. He doesn't know protocol. Hey Fellas, you say, hey,

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hey President, Hey President dude again, Hey Fellas, Hey President,

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come on, Joe, you got
to talk to us anyway. Oh Hillary,

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stop it already. Let's go to
the president now with the joke of

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the day. Wow. Not bad, bad, mister president at all.

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Wow. I didn't realize we would
have so many big guests in the very

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first half hour. But wow,
glad you're here with me. Dave.

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lot better when I was sick.
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I was so worried about you.
How are you feeling? I feel great?

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Are you kidding me? It's good
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And uh sometimes I'm like, it
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Collaud, you know what? You
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of man. I would like just
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my wife. I always thought,
you know what, to be good,

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just to lay in bed and watch
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I got to tell you, I
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really, No. See, for
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always running after the kids and everything
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quite delightful. Yeah. And I'm
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to go to sleep for a couple
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the beeps are so comforting. That's
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it didn't pan out for me that
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Well, I'm glad you're out of
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Yes, yes, I'm how was
you go ahead? And you rested all

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weekend too, so you're up?
Okay? Good? Yeah I did even

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after I got feeling better. The
uh you know, the doctor said I

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wouldn't be contagious after twenty four hours
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so I would actually seventy two hours. But I didn't do anything.

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I hung out. I did a
little cleanings about it too much. You

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know. I was looking for you
to be the boy in the bubble.

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Yeah, right, when I ask
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horse over it? Didn't. Didn't
somebody jump a horse over the bubble or

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something? I remember that? Oh, the Boy in the Bubble? Now

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that was Fonsie and the barrels.
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wrong on this. When Travolta when
he was in the bubble, wasn't there

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somebody that rode a horse and jumped
over the bubble or something? Maybe I

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was. I don't remember that party. I couldn't. I'm too old to

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remember this. I'm too old to
remember what I had for breakfast, never

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mind a movie that I've seen years
ago. But boy in a Bubble?

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Yeah, with Travolta. And wasn't
it his girlfriend at the time too?

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She was in it? Was it? Really? He died? Yeah?

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Oh wow? And then she died
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that's why I said, I guess
somebody else. I was trying to be

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tactful about it. We're very taxed
on this, very very attachical. But

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how was your weekend? Did you
do anything fantastic? So on Friday,

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three of my friends they had their
birthdays, and we were supposed to go

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to a restaurant that I've been waiting
to go for forever. We arrived and

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the food was terrible. Oh,
I was so disappointed. And then in

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the middle of the dinner, the
fire alarms go off, which scared all

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of us. So yes, we
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we were hoping the firemen actually came
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we had our block party where my
two children were the stars of the show,

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singing along they were we did.
They had a whole karaoke sort of

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thing. And one of my neighbors, so I've never met before, this

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dude. He gets up there in
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just like Sinatra. It was amazing. He serenaded us while we were eating

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our public dinner. It was delicious. Well, last question, I saw

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you were You and Sloan and Evid
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Bloomberg rented the whole entire Botanical guard
gardens And then they had food,

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they had drinks, they had entertainers, and yes, my son was Deadpool.

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Oh, I thought he was Putty
from Seinfeld and the Jersey Devil.

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I'm gonna show you how to dave
the picture. Oh, I know.

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The thing is I was waiting for
and We were waiting for an hour to

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get this and was so hot yesterday
and I was standing in the sun and

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I finally get to the front and
my son goes up and he's like deadpool.

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And the woman turns to him and
goes, I'm not doing any custom

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sort of things. And I'm like, you're gonna slap red on him and

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then put black eyes. So yes, I turned into angry bear mama going

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putman red. Yes, evidently we're
running behind, so I got to give

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you the market. I'll talk to
you next hour, right, Yes,

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yes, but we have real in
in the years, so yeah, Well

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we'll continue this throughout the morning,
my dear, and we kick off a

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new trading week. We do see
stocks higher, markets have a read.

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He had plenty to deal with as
summer kicks into full gear, and now

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investors are assessing President Biden's moved to
end the re election campaign. So the

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DALL was up one hundred and fifteen
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rising seven tents of percent, the
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Today it's up about one percent.
With the news radio eight forty wha s

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Bloomberg money report. I'm Courtney Donaho. Oh what a song right there,

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It just takes you right back New
Heart News Radio eight forty whas Tony Vinetti

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out on vacation. It's me and
my buddy Dave Jennings, and I know

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that you guys. I guess you
covered this Friday or did you? We

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mentioned he passed away at the age
of ninety four. What a run,

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man, What a run, What
a guy. I've got a lot of

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comedic influences in me since I was
a child, Don Rickles, Red Fox,

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Norm McDonald, Richard Pryor. But
I do have to say that he

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was one of the major early influences
on me. And I love the self

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deprecating humor. And one of his
favorite things that he did for me was

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the one sided phone calls or the
one sided conversations. You know that.

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And my favorite one I would have
to say is when he was is it

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double Day? I can't remember the
I thank an double day, Abner double

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Day, going to a game who
you know like Parker and Parker and that

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they make the games like Monopoly,
trying to pitch the game of baseball And

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if you indulge me for three minutes
and thirty seconds, I just want to

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play in his memory. Nobody will
ever play this game. I loved it,

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ye man, Bob Newhart rest in
piece ninety four. It was a

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good run. Let's go ahead and
do the box office receipts while we're up.

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Heure real quick, I will say
it's not in the top five.

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I'll tell you about a movie I
did. Actually I didn't go to the

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movies, but okay, I had
the option to rent or buy. It

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was a new one and I loved
her. Okay, coming at number five

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A Quiet Place, Day one.
I've heard a couple of people that loved

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it, but most said, probably
shouldn't have made this one six point one

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million. I finally watched The Quiet
Place. I'd never seen it, but

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when you're sick, you know how
you grab it anything. Yep, what

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the hell, I'll give it a
run. It was all right, have

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you seen him? I saw the
first two, did not see the third

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one. I didn't see the second
one. It came up after Phineis and

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said, that's enough of that,
because you know, there's a whole lot

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of talking. So that's hence the
title of the movie, right. You

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know, if that would have happened
in modern day it would be me and

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my wife, Susan. We'll be
dead in like the first twenty five seconds

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because we'll hide and you go,
do you think they'll find us here?

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Shit? And then we'll be dead. So anyway, that comes in at

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number five at Quiet Place, Day
one, number four, eleven point seven

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million. Not sure what the long
legs is that? The old Tony saw

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that one. That's what Nick Cage
as the bad guy. He said,

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it's really really good. He said
it was really good. Okay, Yeah,

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serial killer, horror suspense kind of
flick. What horror? Oh horror

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okay or what he said? I
still might see it, okay. Inside

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Out two that was twelve point eight
million. That comes in at number three.

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Number two is a guess is a
cartoon? Despicable Me? Part four?

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That is a cartoon? Steve Carell
voices that one. That's the main

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character. Yeah, twenty three point
eight million. And then coming in at

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number one Twisters. Oh they made
it? Is that a sequel to Twister?

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It is? Does it have the
same cast in it? Gee?

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I hope it has the same kind
of plot. Now I'm not sure who's

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in it. To be honest with
you, yours, this is NIF five.

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There's only been seven of them in
the history. Merp. Then you

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have this special tornado camera. The
only thing I want about the original one

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is the van Halen human beings.
There you go, humans being humans being

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I'm sorry on the soundtrack, here's
what I watched. Okay, I've never

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I can't remember that never. But
I can't remember the last time I rented

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a movie or went to Actually,
I can't remember the last time I went

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to the movies. It was Dawn
of the Dead with Tony in like two

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thousand and five. Wow, when
they made that. Haven't been since.

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So I'm actually this after I was
sick, I was over the weekend.

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I was still resting. I saw
that the bikers, the bike riders,

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the bike Riders was out on rental. The bike riders, Yeah, the

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bike riders said about the Tour de
Front, Well, see a couple of

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weeks ago into the receipts, I
had no idea what it was about.

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And then Tony goes, oh,
it's just about bikers. Well I watched

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the trailer. I thought, God, that past looks like thet I thought

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that pass looks like the Outlaws.
And they started doing some research. They

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say, yeah. It was based
on the Outlaw MC. I grew up

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up with two different Louisville Outlaws at
two different times. I mean they were

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ages apart, and I always looked
up to them. But I so I

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rented it, and no, I
didn't. I started to rent it.

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I know it was to purchase it. It was gonna be six dollars more.

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I bought the damn thing and it
was great. Oh cool, it

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was absolutely terrific. The Bike Riders. If you get a chance, check

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that out. It was a really
good movie. Other things that I did

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over the weekend was special lady time. Oh my wife, Susan, that's

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right, So you weren't contagious,
well kind of maybe. Oh I know

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