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This is the downbeat on ninety seven
Won the Freak. I don't know that

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of all you've given to me.
When I close my all, I see

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you might have worn me about it
the first time. Week is how you

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love? It'll turn my heart to
This is a remix. This was a

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ballad that was on Bastards of Soul
first album, completely unrecognizable now. Really

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gave the track to gave the track
to Seth Applebaum from Ghost Funk Orchestra Brooklyn

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Dude amazing, and he remixed it
and added all of this these weird psychedelic,

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funky elements to it. But it's
a freaking little piano waltz ballad that

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was on our first album. I
think it was like the last track,

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so it's totally different. Now that's
new. Bastards of Soul just dropped seven

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hours and thirty nine minutes ago at
midnight last night. You can get that.

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I don't know wherever you get your
stuff. Do whatever you want,

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Honestly, I don't care. Dannybody
else is here. My name is Mike

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Siroy, No Kevin Turner today.
JJ as always the glue that holds the

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downbeat together. The downbeat is six
to ten am Ben and Skin and Steve

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and Christina is the show from ten
until two pm and then the Speak Easy

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We'll get you through the afternoons.
We certainly appreciate listening to our show in

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the mornings and ninety seven on the
Freak all day long. Like I said,

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no, Kevin Turner, he is
in New York City. He's the

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most devious bastard in New York City's
sending us weird videos, weird stores.

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He's going to. Can you imagine, like you really are the most devious

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Boston in Neil Yach six Gas,
Well, you imagine if Kat was your

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travel guide. Yeah, big Applet's
go over here, let's check over here.

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I don't know, look at that. It's weird. Huh oh.

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I like this store, what was
it called Silly Puppets. He was at

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Silly Puppets and it was like one
thousand creepy puppets in the window of a

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store. He says he's buying gifts. Yeah, we just started vendoing him

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money get everything. But no,
kt so does two men or one man

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down? And as we know,
a stool does not sit on two legs,

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Danny, A stool needs three legs
to comfortably sit, otherwise it's gonna

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wobble. So we brought mister Third
Leg himself in here. It's my only

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brother in the whole world. He's
a woman eating monster with a suitcase full

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of fire. Is Cash, Sir
Roy joining us? My God, you're

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a handsome man. Yes, I
am Third Leg Cash. How you guys?

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I guys doing what's up? Buddy, Ben? I'm so happy to

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be here, are you. I
hope that I can, you know,

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fulfill the gaping yash, oh Jesus
left by Katsie not being here. And

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uh yeah, man, I'm gonna
just happen to be on everything. You'll

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be fine and have a good time
with us. But I don't know if

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any human can fill the gash of
Kevin Turner. That's a big gash to

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fill. I don't think people appreciate
how genuinely weird Kevin is. They changed

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things out as quick on this world. So enjoy your every minute while you

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have it. And that's just regular
and poignant, Yeah, distinctly to the

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point eloquent. Odd, he's the
round mound of profound. I heard that.

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Kevin Turner. Oh God, I
love that. He's a sweet boy

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and he works probably harder than anyone
up at this station, and he deserves

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whatever days off he gets, so
big weekend for Kevio up in NYC.

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Why is UH hunting down Italian foods? What? Why is coffee so hot?

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Coffee? I mean just like who
wants it to look at it with

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the steam? What's the point of
that? Why then put it in a

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thing to keep it that hot for
that long? It's just because you're supposed

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to enjoy it over the course of
half an hour. But the burning this

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lawsuits from the fast food places.
I mean, like it is served too

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hot. I don't know what is
What is the temperature of coffee? Is

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it right under boiling? Yeah?
Like my when I put kettle on to

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make my pour over, the kettle
stops at around two oh eight? Did

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you say it was a sentence?
You just said when I put my kettle

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on to pour over? Yeah,
for my poor over method and I make

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coffee at home. That was weird, right, He's he thinks he's British

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now, so he's we just talked
as kettle to our f one friends.

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I'm surprised he even drinks coffee and
made the switch to gray bood water no,

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but uh, I think by the
time is there caffeine and tea,

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Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely,
by the time it filters through and you

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serve it, it's probably at around
one hundred and ninety degrees. So my

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guess one eight five something like that. What what tempt your burns tongue?

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Oh my gosh. You you can
get a good, strong burn at yeah,

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easily at one night. I mean
maybe I'd drink it faster than or

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I'd like to drink it faster than
most people. But I just don't understand

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why my initial sip has to be
so dangerous. It's supposed to, like

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Mikey said, look man, it's
supposed to be something you take your time

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with. Yeah, that's not Siroy. It's a gentle It's like a gentle

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love making session, like the the
the making of the coffee, the letting

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the coffee sit for a moment,
you know, until it cools down to

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uh appropriate to sleep with the story. That's foreplay. I tend to do

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that. Wait, that's the foreplay, you know, and you build up,

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you build up to the orgasmic explosion
that is getting that first big gulp.

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You can apply like coffee, you
can apply it to the sexual innuendo,

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if you like. But we surroys, grab the coffee the second it's

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thrown at us, and at two
hundred degrees we just tilt that and chug

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the whole thing and cry the rest
of the day. Your food doesn't have

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any flavor for three days. Your
taste buds, It doesn't hurt. It's

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a cup of covid. This is
how strong taste buds, cup of covid.

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Do you guys know what temperature water
boils at twelve? That's right?

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Is that common knowledge? Yeah?
You should have let me guess. Yeah,

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that damn. I thought you you're
a smart guy. I thought you

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would already know that. No,
I'm real smart in some things and really

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dumb and most you have some blind
spots, mostly blind spots plenty yea.

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Yeah, to twelve is right.
You're basically driving through life, driving through

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life in a tank. Yeah,
yeah, yeah. The slivers of brilliant

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vision. Yeah, all you can
see is but nothing else, sliver of

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the tank opening that's right in front
of you. It's cash's knowledge windows.

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The entire line of vision is just
twenty five feet in front of them and

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nothing, no periff. Yeah,
and when all goes to pot. Just

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fire off a fifty caliber shell into
something. Yeah, last anything in your

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way. Finance, keep going.
Now, it says McDonald's coffee served between

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one eighty and one ninety, so
it ain't too far below boiling. Yep,

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that's too much. And it is
odd that they can just hand you

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across America in ten eight thousands of
McDonald's restaurants, they're just handing you a

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heat grenade and they're fine with it, and you're, hey, be careful,

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be responsible with this. Now.
Starbucks they don't serve it that hot.

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As a matter of fact, I
used to date this gal that would

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specifically ask her order was I don't
mamb whatever vanilla latte one, and that

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meant served at one hundred and ninety
degrees. She wanted it super hot.

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I guess because with the travel,
by the time you get it back to

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you know, wherever you are,
then it cools down to a good It's

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still a hot cup of coffee,
but it's not undrinkable. See I'm just

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as a quick search, but I
think it says yeah, about one seventy

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one seventy five. But that's interesting. McDonald like this has talked about in

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a big room that McDonald's has decided
to go one eighty five one ninety and

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Starbucks has one sixty five one seventy
ish. And the insane order at high

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end coffee place that it gets made
fun of half calf double dcalf, got

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a Mocha latte flat whatever I and
the costs associated with it is insane and

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it's annoying when somebody's overly ordered.
But if you can actually order to the

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temperature, yeah, and maybe that
is just a button they're pressing, that's

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a that's a valuable edition that I
didn't know about that because I don't want

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to mine that hot. I usually
at home and here I have two cups

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of coffee day one before I leave, and I put a single ice cube

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in it. Yeah, I'd buy
me what fifteen degrees? Is that twenty

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degrees the same and then you can
drink it almost immediately. Absolutely. Yeah,

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it's an old trick, sorry coffee, But also add it's for everyone

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a cream or typically oat milk to
mine, and that immediately cools it off,

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often to the point where damn,
I wish this was warmer oat milk.

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Yeah, right out of the fridgie
are you not milk milk? No,

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I don't. I like cheese on
a cage, but yeah, I

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don't drink a lot of like cow
milk. Okay, so we got some

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dairy. We got some dairy stuff
here then kind of like cheese. Don't

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have regular milk. You know about
him with dairy, No, I don't.

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He won't share dairy. I don't
share dairy. But he was a

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nasty bit. You won't share.
It's because I look at other people and

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I think he's a nasty bitch.
Like if I have a cup of milk

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and milk, if you have any
of it or ice cream, you can

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just milk. You can just keep
it. I don't want it back.

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You won't let somebody have a lick
off your ice cream? Cone? Almost

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said the word right there. It's
because he's here, f No, not

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even your girlfriend, dudey if Christina, yes, I guess I would let

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her. Why because look, if
you share a wall whenever he starts a

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story with look, let me educate
you. Like if you have a bottle

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of water, I would give you
a sip of water. No problem,

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there's less stick, there's less sticking
with water. Okay, we went to

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a barbecue place one time that gives
you free free milk, free ice cream,

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you know whatever. Yeah, Like
at Dicky's, you get the little

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soft sertup might as well have been
Maybe it was there just to be a

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jerk. As soon as he sat
down with his ice cream, I just

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put my thumb in it and I
look at it and look at it up,

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and I'm like, all right,
I'll get another one. So you're

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saying that the thickness, the viscosity
of milk is attracting more germs. Absolutely,

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that's you know, that's probably not
right. Two sense though, you

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said you brought up viscosity, and
that is that's correct, different though different,

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Let's have different viscosities. And yes, I think milk has more than

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water does. But you think there's
a really good chance that you're thinking is

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probably flawed, probably insane, almost
in every thought I have. I apply

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that too, that what I'm thinking
right now is probably false. Yeah,

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yeah, I like Malcolm. Yeah, Like, I remember I worked at

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Outback Steakhouse and they have these tall
twenty two ounce glasses, right I would

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I made you can go in the
back big milk. I love chocolate.

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I didn't like milk. That's the
weird thing. I love chocolate milk.

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I made a huge, delicious chocolate
milk frosty mug right, and I just

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took my first sip of it.
It's like a tradition to start the day.

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I wonder why you gain thirty five
pounds when you go through college.

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And this real ugly broad I don't
remember her name. I'm sure she was

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nice somebody. Well, I'm telling
you visually you found her to be not

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your type. Yeah, she's gross. Every foot has a shoe, Well,

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she looked like a shoe. And
she in our little brain, nice

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mean nice in our little break area. I just set my giant, perfect,

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perfect chocolate milk down and she saw
it was mine and we're friends,

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and she goes ooh and took a
sip, one sip of milky chocolate sip.

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And then you tilt it back down
and you can just see the milk

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sludge coming out of her mouth going
into my cup and dripping down and mixing

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in with all the delicious chocolate milk. And I was like, I didn't

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know it. So I'm like,
hey, you can just you just have

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it. You just have that yours. I'm not drinking can you imagine the

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slow motion movie scene that happened when
he such a and the Michael Bluth Mayn

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egg face I made. There's just
what happens. See. The problem is

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is because it is so viscous that
the return of the backwash is slower,

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so it feels like you're seeing it
more with water. She's like, it's

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just right back in there. But
it's probably the same amount of bacterian germs

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going back in your water as it
is the chocolate milk. You're just seeing

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it happen in real time. It's
the the thick milk just goes her mustache

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particles slowly dripped down into my milk. Well, I guarantee you if this

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gal looked like Sydney Sweeney, oh
God, to dump the whole thing right,

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Yeah, it's like a tiva dump
the whole chocolate milk down my short.

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Yes, But because she looked like
a shoe, a shoe, I

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would like to compliment. I would
like to challenge you, Mike, what

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sound in your mind? In your
mind, what sound does milk make?

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No milk, Yeah, that's what
it makes. A milk. Milk.

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I don't know. I don't even
like milk. I don't drink milk.

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I haven't had a glass of milk
in a very long time. About cereal,

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Yeah, you like cereal. I
will about twice per year get a

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box, get get two boxes,
and like a half gallon and just go

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nuts on cereal for two days.
And it doesn't even sit well, it

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does taste great, and then I'll
just go nuts on cereal. I'll finish

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it, and then I won't do
it again for another six months. May

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have told you this before when I
had seventeen roommates in a two bedroom apartment

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in probably nineteen eighty eight. I
got so effing baked one morning on a

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Saturday that I came up with the
bright idea to make a bowl of Count

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Chocula, which you already pour the
milk in it, and you get chocolate

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milk in a matter of moments.
Oh you needed more? I needed more?

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Yeah, So I took a giant
scoop of chocolate ice cream and dumped

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it right in the middle of that
bowl and started it all together. And

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it was basically like this Count Chocula
blizzard, and I ate it all with

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a spoon, and I think I
got diabetes right right then, right there.

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The last bite. It was so
good at the time. But you

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remember when you had the morning chili
cheeseburger and you said that you had,

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I don't know, twenty four hours
of a burger regret distress. I had

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ice cream count chocolately regret for the
rest of the day. Yeah, it

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did not do me well. See
as logical as what you did is,

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certainly to someone who's stoned as hell, that sounds disgusting to me. It

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was so good, But why would
that? Why is that disgusting? You

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like all those things scoop of the
middle like a dollar of sour cream on

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top. You could have done it
with some you who and just finished the

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thing off. That's true, you
know it's true. You know you didn't.

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You went half measures. You know
what? You who fail, absolute

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failure with the you who and and
the the off break. So to every

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hamburgage watching, to every Hamburger helper, there is a pan Burger partner.

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To every you who, there is
a chocolate soldier. Did you know that

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there's a thing called chocolate soldier?
Chocolate milk is chocolate syrup and milk you

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who is chocolate syrup and water?
It is chocolate. It's terrible. It's

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chalk, it's water. It says
chocolate flavor. Drink on the bottle.

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I would like to retort, Okay, it's chocolate milk for poor people.

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Then I guess you're speaking to me. No, I liked I liked strawberry.

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You who neither one of those were
the best? You who? The

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king of all? You? Who's
that? I can't even find it anymore?

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Coconut you who? Yeah? You
who hated it so much they discontinued

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it. I believe that you mean
cocoa nut. Yeah, you're saying it

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right right. I feel comfortable.
Weird coconut you who? What it's tasting?

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It's coke flavors? He described coconut. I hear, now, we

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hear what you're trying to say.
But it's it's cocoa cash, it's cocoa

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nut. No, I'm pretty comfortable
with how I'm saying it. Well,

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you're wrong, Well try it the
right way. How does it feel to

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be wrong? Right now? I'll
try it? Cocoa nut? There,

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you go, pretty good? I
don't feel I don't feel feel dumber.

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Pretty good, coconnut. I feel
dumber. It tasted like convinced that that

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was the correct. I've always heard
coconut. What are you doing? Man,

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it's coconut for no reason? He
said, coconut, and you guys

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make fun of but no, I've
always said, God, that's funny.

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Do you guys have milk in your
fridge right now? Oat milk? No?

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Oat milk? You have none?
None? We're yeah, we don't

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have a lot of milk. I
don't know why. I love milk,

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dude, you know I also I'll
drink straight buttermilk. That's weird. You

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are a nasty bitch my grandmother.
Do you drink it right out of that

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a nasty bit half gallon? Joe? See, that's a whole the thing

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so gross. Maybe that's butter milk. Maybe that's where the whole don't share

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dairy thing started, as is probably
him milk booger man? What booger man?

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Drinking right out of the gallon?
Joe? Huge at the fridge.

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That's disgusting. That feels like a
old Sopranos at the latest. Such a

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dad thing to do. Did dad
still chug the milk gallon orange juice?

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Yeah? Always why Yeah? Seventies
dads, they're still okay. See,

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I've got the water pitcher that Dad
had. I've got a silver it's not

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silver, it's pewter or something,
water pitcher that my parents got at their

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wedding as a wedding gift that Dad
always would have in the fridge and he

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would tug off the side of it. And I absolutely still do have the

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same exact thing with the same pewter, same pewter thing. It's in my

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fridge right now, to the fridge. You're just carrying on the seventies dad

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traditions. I guess. I guess
I kind of respect it. Yeah,

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and but but very few times,
once a year or whatever, I'll just

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have a hanker in for some buttermilk
or if it's in an ingredient and something

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that i'm cooking, I guess fried
chicken, maybe some of their biscuits.

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Yeah, yeah, uh, I'll
tell man, I'll tug on that butter.

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You're nasty. It's a nasty bitch. I try to tell you.

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I'm a nasty bitch. We just
spent twenty three minutes discussing milk. There

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you go, Well we I didn't
have anything else planned, so we'll take

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it. That's my brother Cash and
that was brought to you by Parker University.

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Thank you Parker University. I've always
loved them. Yeah, they're legit.

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It's a great spot. My brother
Cash is gonna chill with us for

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like an hour plus. Danny Baalis
is here. My name is Mike's Roy

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JJ's here. No Kevin Turner,
but we will continue the tradition of our

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piping hot predictions for the Cowboys and
Panthers game. Cash, our guest is

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even going to have some predictions.
Oh I think, oh I think Kevioh

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even has some recorded predictions. Let's
step inside the Ghost Pepper Pavilion, Let's

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hold hands, and we'll do it
together. Next right here on ninety seven

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to one, The Freak