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This is the Downbeat on ninety seven
to one the Freak. We are the

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Downbeat, and we have big stuff
coming for you today, including a draft

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coming up at eight fifteen new nominees
for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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We'll draft them up and attach a
little bet to it. Who do

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you think should get in of the
fifteen that's coming up at eight at nine

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o'clock. I lost a bet a
few weeks ago in the Royal Rumble.

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I repaid it by watching the most
expensive adult film ever made at the time

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in terms of budget pirates. A
review with audio come up at nine tomorrow

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at eight o'clock. I want you
to know that the Downbeat singing boxes of

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Chocolate, Well Beck, weill you
a preview that as they hit flower shops

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tomorrow. Happy Gallantine's Day everyone out
there, ladies, have yourselves a day

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to exchange parties whatever you do.
It's today Gallentine's Day. Yeah, Today's

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Galentine's Day. And what does that
mean just for the ladies? Yeah,

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and you think that's thong? Parties
may be a DJ class. What did

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you say, DJ? Yeah?
No, I don't think you did.

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Huh. I watched Old School in
the past. So Gallantine, what do

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the dudes get? Yeah, we
don't need we get enough. What do

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we get as men? Do they
come and play a DJ set for us?

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Ship? He comes over to disappointing
groups. So a bunch of girls

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go out tonight on Gallentine's Day.
They probably did it over the weekend.

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Okay, I don't know, ladies. If you weigh in, let us

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know. Yeah, have you already
celebrated Gallantine's Day? And if not,

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do you plan to? And what
would that look like? What would that

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and how are your DJ skills?
Yeah? Daniel Gafford nine forty five.

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Let's do the scuttle butt. Parker
University Parker dot E EDU. The class

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that one of us will have to
go take if we lose. I like

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that one. I want to further
my education. You're talking about IQ in

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the first segment. That's true.
Would you either do that or take the

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A C T or S A T. I'd like to do that. I'll

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take the SAT right now on the
computer. I'm not going to the room

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for half a day. Yeah.
No, do you take it on your

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computer or you take a classic Parker
That's not like they don't hold you all

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day. Like you just go take
the test, turn it in as fast

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as you can. No, I
want to take it on the computer.

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Or Kevin, you could put it
together. Anyone could do that. Okay,

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Well, look I have something special, honor system. Kevin, you

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put together that. Just say tea
just to stand up comedy again, I

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ain't doing that. A doing that. Let's do a fake, a fake

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rock show. You gotta get together
a band and you have to do a

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rock show at Club Dot to get
them to agree to it. First.

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Cobble together a band and do a
play a show at UH. You can

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make we can do individuals and I
if I lose, I will do backwards

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man. I like backwards man,
and paint a perfect face of myself on

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the back of my head. I'll
even shave off all the beard and put

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put makeup on my normal face to
make it look like the back of your

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head the best I can. I'll
shave my eyebrows. No, I won't,

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No, I will not, and
put all my clothes on backwards and

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walk around for you guys to make
you laugh for a whole day. I'll

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take a correspondence course at Parker You
and learn French. Okay, I kind

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of want to take a class at
Parker You. Yeah, I might need

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a new some new trade, new
vocation, or maybe we have to go

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to DJ school. Send your bet
payoff suggestions that are not torturous to two

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one four eight seven something not too
bad? Yeah, stories. I had

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another one boys plane off the runway
to American Airlines. This is on Saturday.

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It was a Boeing seven eight seven
had old trouble with its brakes while

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landing. The FAA says a flag
from DC experienced a breaking malfunction and ran

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into the Engineered Materials Arresting System.
They call it the e MASS and basically

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it's all these crushable material they have
at the end of the runway to help

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you in a case your aircraft overruns
it to absorb the force. So plane

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has a brake problem, high speed, hits the Engineered Materials Arresting System the

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EMASS, and it stops. They
had ninety nine on board, six crew

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member. Wow, no injuries,
all right, but good thing that e

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MASS held up. Am I right? How deep? Because I would think

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it's very loose, you know,
crushable material. Yes, like it's got

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to be kind of deep. I
mean, is it a couple a few

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feet deep. I'm glad you asked. I mean, you knew what he

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did for I didn't know that part. I mean, that's kind of interesting.

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What's at the end of a runway, the depth and looseness of the

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rocks that they put in to slow
down a plane. I find that interesting.

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You brought it up, so I'm
asking to follow up and shut down

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the force of the plane. I
don't know the specific measurements on it.

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I'll be sure after the show to
get out to DFW and measure with a

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with a dipstick with a yard stick. Can just see how deep she goes.

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There's a man on the runway with
the yardstick measuring, and then tomorrow

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idiot on runway shuts down DFW Airport
and we'll have a story locked in for

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now. The DFA says that from
January to August of last year, there

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were fifteen of these, so you
know that's eight months of the year fifteen.

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I just think that the probability continues
to get higher that something weird is

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gonna happen on a plane. Oh
it doesn't. We had the expert on

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just What last week that said that
these incidents are on the decline. Did

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y'all feel good about it? Though? Did y'all feel good about everything?

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She was saying, Yes, we
had an expert who was Her job is

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to write stories about the world of
aviation. Yeah, I don't know,

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I don't know. I don't know. Thousands of uber, Lyft and DoorDash

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drivers are expected to go on strike
across the United States tomorrow. Sorry,

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you're going to have to go get
your own food. Yeah. Way,

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Now, last week might be their
new new hires. Think about it.

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A couple openings there every hour of
every day. Uh. Lyft said it

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would guarantee weekly earnings for drivers,
which is a first in the United States.

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So lifts like locking in not by
riot anymore. We'll give you weekly

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earnings. But that's just Lyft,
and I don't think they did that for

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everyone, just some of their employees. You guys are going to be driving

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Uber Eats picking up the food from
the drive through from me. We had

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food delivery team strike Team Tacos again. Hey guys, mikey uh the drivers

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have accused the platforms of taking high
amounts of commissions and it's very disproportionate.

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Here's what one driver said. This
is John Cruise from Miami Mike and he

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is a part of the Justice for
app Workers coalition Okay, which represents over

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one hundred thousand drivers. So it's
a big coalition that's striking tomorrow. This

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is the biggest strike I've ever seen. Thousands and thousands of drivers. It's

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gonna be nationwide. It's not gonna
be nationwide. It's gonna be well for

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some, but it's not gonna be
There's still gonna be people to drive.

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You can't get that many people on
the same page. It's impossible. Uber

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said only a minority of its drivers
participate in such strikes, and it rarely

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has an impact on business. Uber
it they just firm handed the law.

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We are in charge. Let's let's
have a little power dynamic. Bam.

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Yeah, it doesn't really affect us. Go strike the gears of the machine.

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Keep. Other people got laid off
and they're gonna come drive for us,

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so enjoy. So you know,
it's uh, it is interesting.

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I I've thought about that a little
bit. How much can you make Uber

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lifting can you make? And if
you're out there listening and do this,

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how much can you make at this, let's say part time? If you

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are twenty hours a week driving?
Like, how much money do you think

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you can make to get by?
Or if you ever do this full time?

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How much can you make? Two
and four eight seven seven eight seven

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answer or text? Is it enough
to offset the absolute damage permanent damage you're

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doing to your car by basically doubling
the they're wear and tear on it?

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Well, they pay for gas,
right, okay? Great? Or do

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they not? Mileage? Is?
I bet they're not paying for mileage?

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No, they're not paying for gas. No way. I mean you might

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get a commission to kind of cover
those expenses, you know, somewhat,

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but it's a fraction. Yeah,
if you're putting Uber does not cover the

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cost of gas, vehicle maintenance,
or wear and tear, that might be

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a So with the mileage the drivers
register okay great? JJ used to right,

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Yeah I did Uber eats and door
dash and stuff like that. How'd

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that go? So they calculated within
like the delivery like mileage. Not really,

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I mean they don't like pay for
your gas, but like, yeah,

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they calculate the milage. How far
are you going? How long it

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takes to pick it up? Becauld
do to wait time and stuff like that

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and how busy it is around the
deliveries could give you kind of a search

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charge as well, right, Yeah, it just all that factors in.

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What percentage of people would you say
tip on top of whatever fee they're paying

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to get the delivery? I say
a good percentage a lot of the time.

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Yeah, I'll say more than half. I think when I delivered it

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was more than half percentage. And
a lot of them tip afterwards, obviously.

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I guess they want to make sure
everything comes on, you know,

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sure on the right time, it
was good everything, and sometimes they'll tip

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before and then everything's perfect, or
you had a great conversation or something with

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them and they throw in extra few
bucks afterwards. Would you average an hour?

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Would you say, have you ever
broken it down on a good night,

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like a Friday or Saturday, drive
like five hours to make over like

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one hundreds some bucks, so over
one hundred and seven dollars, we'll say

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twenty five bucks an hour. We'll
say twenty five bucks an hour. This

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thing says I got info Uber Eats
delivery driver in Texas. The average hourly

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pay is sixteen dollars and ninety cents, So they say he's making two hundred

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dollars a day. With U breeds
possible, to make two hundred a day,

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you'd need to drive around ten hours, earning an average of twenty per

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out. Well thanks realistically achieves this
figure often takes ten to twelve hours due

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to potential for lower paying orders and
variable tip amounts. Artie, glad they

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told you that that number, so
you didn't have to reach for your calculator.

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Yeah, my glass is back on. So two hundred bucks to for

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eight hours, ten hours. We
got a driver on the phone. Let's

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just see what he's geting. Yeah, hello, welcome to the free cotline.

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Friend, what boy? What's your
name? Mike? Mike? Are

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you big? Am I big?
I'm skinny and pants. We're gonna call

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you big Mike. Can so anyway, anyway, so about this uber protest,

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go ahead and do that. I'm
down in San Antonio. And on

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Monday, all these uber drivers had
a big protest in Austin at the state

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capital. Uh huh and and uh
I didn't go, of course, because

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I thought that'd be a great day
to make some money. But uh yeah,

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apparently tomorrow mama mentality there so I
think you know, I'm hoping,

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you know, they do strike tomorrow
because it sounds like a good day to

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make some money. You know what
I'm saying? Yeah? Do you just

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full time or part time? Man? I'm full time right now? How

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do you? Uh? I mean, I don't know. It's always rude

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to ask someone how much they make, but tell us how much you make?

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Oh? Man, Uh, it's
right now. It's kind of inconsistent.

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But anywhere from seven hundred to one
thousand a week? Do you own

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a car or Lisa car? No, I own a car, so seven

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hundred one thousand? I'm sorry?
Are you Uber? Uber? Uber eats?

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Uber? Okay? And there's a
fine line there. You can't just

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jump back and forth between when I
when I got laid off during COVID,

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I lived in Dallas and all I
did was Uber eats, and the money

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was so good I never even thought
about giving rides. But now I live

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in San Antonio, and uh,
the Uber East has gotten so bad I

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started giving rides and uh, but
yeah, Uber takes light you know sixty.

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Do you do lyft too, now? Can you? I haven't even

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tried. I've seen people do that, though they they switch back and forth.

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No, no, no, you
could know you can there's people I

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know people that do that. They
they can have you can have both a's

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running at the same time. Does
the company at least send complimentary light up

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signs to put on your dashboard.
I would not put one of those cal

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No, you're just saying, rob
me. What about the giant pink mustache?

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I love you, but I would
not built one of those signs on

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my car. Well, I wouldn't
either for the decor. But I'm just

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saying it is helpful. If you're
hailing an uber comes up and it's like,

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hey, I'm an uber. People
don't hail ubers. Hey, you

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look for the tag number and the
make, model a car and color.

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You see the little thing in the
dash helps if you see the little U

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light people held taxis. They don't
hell ubers. You don't hail ubers.

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That's a terrible company. When's the
last time you dropped off somebody at the

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Alamo? Oh just the other day. That pretty common practice for you.

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Yeah. I worked at airport a
lot. Ah. Yeah, and you

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so you get people from the airport
take me to the Alamo right now?

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Remember the no. We have a
lot of business conferences and conventions that come

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in down at the Alamo. No
in San Antonio? Huh do they put

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the Alamo in as the destination?
So so like yesterday, I have had

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people do that right at the hotel
downtown. Oh, believe it or not.

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Airport rides, yeshay, all I
do is airport rides. I made

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two hundred and seventy two bucks just
going from the airport downtown back and forth.

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Had a baby. Dang. Do
you ever drop off at Sea World?

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That's a long drive. Bro.
Do you play the free or the

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pro? I don't know. Don't
yell at me, Mike. You shouldn't

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yell at Mike. Mike having a
rough week? Did you play the freaking

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in your car? Say? What? Did you play the freak in your

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car for the audience? Oh?
Yeah, if they if they're okay with

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it, you know, yeah,
make sure you have it at nine when

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we review pirates. Yeah, and
don't want to hear it. What's the

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guy's name, Gafford? Oh yeah, Daniel Gafford. Yeah, yeah,

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I'm ready for that. What's what's
the wildest thing anybody ever? Just go

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at it in your back seat or
start barfing everywhere. I'm sorry. What

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was the second part of that question
or barfing everywhere? What's what happens?

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I don't do. I don't do
the bar stuff at night. Smart smart,

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Yeah, I do the business stuff. I don't do the bar nights

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bart knight stuff. You're a cool
ass, dude, little Mike Man.

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I think you all are pretty cool. Really. Yeah. So when I

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moved down here six months ago,
that's what I realized I brought. I

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could bring the freak with me.
On the iHeartRadio app, there is there

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is See's all day, I'm all
day, twelve dollars a day. That's

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my guy. Do us a favorite. Tell one point five million of your

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closest friends I have. I have
told a few super drivers about you.

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Thank you. Hey. I had
a guy in my car just the other

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day from Dallas. I know,
I know y'all got a show to do,

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but he was down here from Dallas
on a business trip, going to

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meet a client at a restaurant,
and uh, we were talking started somehow

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the freak came up. He's like, oh, you listen to that.

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I was like, because he's a
he's a ticket guy. I guess,

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of course they all are. He
didn't know Mike Rimer was back on the

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radio and when it happened to be
when the Speakeasy was on. Yeah,

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so I played in my car and
he was like, he's like, you're

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only about one percent of the population
in Dallas listen to freak. I was

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like, you're wrong, dude,
you're wrong. You don't know what you're

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talking about. He actually might be
right. I don't know what to think

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about it. I think you'll do
a lot better than that myself. But

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then Mike Ryder started talking, and
he's like, that's weird to hear Mike

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Yer because he's a listening used to
listen to the hard lines. That's really

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weird to hear Mike Reiner's voice on
the radio game. Yeah, there he

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is. Well if he if that
guy had his head out of hell.

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Yeah, it's crazy. How did
he miss all the billboards a couple of

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years ago? Yeah, that came
up in the conversation, like you didn't

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see the billboards? I'm back.
I love Mike, like anything for him.

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Can you hang out for the break
and join us next segment and I

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can do two segments if you want. I got nothing going on, right,

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we can bridge the gap until Daniel
Gafford at nine forty five, get

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in my car doing nothing, waiting
for a ride for real, Mike,

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thanks for listening, Thanks for being
a cool dude, Thanks for calling in.

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I love you man, all right, I've ever heard you're the best.

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You know for that. For your
loyalty, we're going to gift you

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a an extra special zero res live
spot. How's that you get your own

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lives? Can you cash at me
some down by dollars? Actually yeah,

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I got any a hundred more bucks
of his to blow. All right,

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Mike, we'll leave it. Love
you, love y'all, love you by

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bye. See there he goes.
We can all be friends, can't.

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We just need more mics, just
need more little mics in our life.

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We need more little mis Come on
next we'll five million. We'll have a

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bit of a draft. It's draft
day. I'm ready. Rock and Roll

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Hall of Fame announced fifteen new nominees. We'll tell you who they are,

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and then we will each select five
to see who gets inducted in April and

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attach a little bet to it next
time. Ninety seven won the Freak