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Good morning, Good morning, Metroplex. Le's rock and roll coming to you

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alive from the Addison Farmer's Branch north
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a E. G LFM home of
the Dallas MAVs. Wear the downbeat,

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Cavin Turner, We'll get Danny Baylis, Mike Stroy, JJ Jackson here

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today. Hell on a crap man. Nine o'clock. We're gonna tuckle mass

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for it. Let's a couple of
people die. But I think the doomsday

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clock is sixty seconds to midnight for
the MAVs. At eight thirty ding Goose

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Morning News eight o'clock, we had
hijackers, we had arrest, we had

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apologies, we had tears, so
many awards. The Gravy's kind of kicked

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ass last night talking about that at
eighty seven thirty. Some weird injuries that

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happened in the Metroplex this weekend.
Plus a comedian is threatening to go Bud

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Dwier on us not the Sports seven. All that stuff. The hell happened.

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Jerry took another loss. Talk about
that in thirty minutes. Good morning

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boys. He just can't get a
win, Mikey can't get a win,

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can't get a win. Headlines twenty
two likes it. It was just a

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thoughtless shouldn't we do Kevin at seven? That's kind of all I have?

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But shouldn't we be doing that?
I think we should do Kevin at eleven?

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And it's just online. Okay,
yes, Kevin at eleven. We

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need more, We need Kevin handle
more seconds too much Kevin, and everyone

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knows it, everyone's talking about it, but we can't stop you. You're

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just a machine. Oh you know, I'm terrible to work with because I

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am a control freak. It's fine, and you know I do want downbeat

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bonus coverage. And it's just Kevin
and we're not even here somewhere, yeah,

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and it's just Kevin at eleven.
Kevin at eleven, you were kind

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of recap the whole show. You
can spend that hour from ten to eleven

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cutting like a beautiful montage of the
show we just did with some good music

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like that, some authorized good music. Doesn't sound like a fun activity and

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Kevin at eleven, Kevin at eleven, think about it. I mean I

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would be more amenable to like seven
minutes of Kevin, okay, seven minutes

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and Kevin, Yes, and it's
really just a big makeout session with me

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for seven minutes on TikTok. I
don't know where you would do it.

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We don't need to give any one
ideas that we need to be doing extra

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work though, so Zach writes this
down Kevin at eleven. Some shows do

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like a post show podcast, and
I'm like, why, Dan, And

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I think that's a good idea for
you. Now, let's just put the

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podcast up and get out of here
as soon as we can. Okay,

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by cabin at seven. If sports
ever fails to happen, we can have

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that as a backup. Oh yeah, there are some people saying that we've

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transitioned, that we've been mandated to
do more sports. That's not true.

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Do you want to come clean on
that anyone? Well, it's not true.

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It's not true at all. It's
kind of weird because I don't I

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think some shows have been told less. Yeah, maybe some shows might be

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too reliant. Now the day we
get that mandate, you'll know you'll be

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hearing that a lot sports. So
normally we would be I mean, this

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hasn't happened last year or three years. Normally we'd be maybe in Vegas today.

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What do you mean normally. Well, I mean, like back in

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the day, let's say I haven't
covered a Super Bowl in five years.

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Now, I guess now I think
about it, we didn't dip into the

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corporate radio slush fund to send ourselves
to Vegas for the Super Bowl. I

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texted one of my friends, who's
friends who are there this week? And

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I'm like, y'all are a famously
bankrupt company. How are y'all sending your

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shows to Vegas? I don't think
bankrupt means what we've been led to believe

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it means. See, well,
fortune taught us every wrong thing about bankruptcy.

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I thought it meant zero because of
stupid wheel. It's just debt restructure,

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Yeah, exactly, but it's it's
pretty wild that bankruptcy is legal and

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a thing. I mean, if
you're talking at individual bankruptcy, you can

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essentially just go buck wild on credit
cards, whatever you can, whatever cards

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you can agree for them to send
you, and them activate whatever your limits

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are, and just go nuts on
all of it and then throw your hands

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up and say, I don't know
you guys deal with that. I've done

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that, and then ooh, don't
ding me credit and then you blast your

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credit right and your toast for like
a for like four years. Right,

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then you get out of it and
then all is forgotten. Run it back.

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There's a reason why you go to
Mall's and there aren't Montgomery Wards there

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anymore. It's because of me,
because of the day, because the ding

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at twenty three got a Montgomery Wards
credit card. Never had one before was

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Montgomery Wards. It's like a Sears
apartment store. And guess who racked up

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about eleven thousand dollars in charges and
never paid for it? Yeah? Yeah,

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And boy, they tried so hard
to get me to pay. And

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a buddy told me, it's like, you just don't have to pay it.

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It like you don't. It's like
no, but won't my credit be

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affected? And he goes, what
do you care? Right? You know

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what he's right now. Granted this
was like in the sixties, went back

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when they took your card and had
to swipe it across with that damn machine,

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the press manual presser. But yeah, after a certain amount of time,

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I quit getting the threatening letters,
the threatening phone calls, and I

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checked my credit score once I was
you know, figured out what it meant

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and how to do that. When
I was in my thirties and everything's fine.

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Yes, And honestly, they in
you before you get to bankruptcy.

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You don't need to, don't.
I mean, I never do that again,

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and it was horrible. I basically
stole money, admitted it. But

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did you Yeah, I kind of
did, Mikey, you kind of did,

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but not a different set of I
don't know ethics back then. But

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the credit card companies are willing to
Let's say you have ten thousand dollars credit

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line, you max it out right, and then the fees start hitting the

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next thing, you know, it's
at eighteen thousand or whatever it is,

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and you're like, you call him, like, I don't, I can't

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pay you. I mean, they're
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k or I think even less.
Like at some point they're going to just

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say what it's a dance where they
try to figure out what they can get

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out of you. Well, they
sell the debt to creditors or the people

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that harass you and call you and
send you threatening letters. That's a company

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that says, okay, dingu wracked
up ten grand worth of charges with the

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late fees, it's thirteen, let's
go ahead and knock that down and will

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negotiate a price. Will you be
willing to accept four thousand dollars because he's

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obviously not going to pay it,
but we think we can get him to

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pay it. Will you accept four
they settle with that, that company assumes

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the debt, and they think with
their bullish tactics that they can get that

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money out of you, right,
And they don't. They don't. You

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just ignore them. When do you
have to declare bankruptcy? Is it when

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you're getting close to out of money
or is it when you're out of money?

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I think when you're out of I
mean I don't know, because well

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you can decide because we have quite
I mean mostly businesses, but the ones

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who do it publicly and you know, no one specific in mind, but

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you know I know someone who publicly
did it. Well, there are massive

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politicians that have done it multiple times
with their businesses. But it's a strategy

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with your business, right. It's
not like the businesses are out of money

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or the individual ever has to leave
their golden penthouse. It's just that's just

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how it works. Most I would
think almost all businesses fall under an umbrella

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of a limited liability corporation which kind
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financial goings on within the business,
so they can come after the business but

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not the person. And it's a
protection that are designed. Yet people know

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to set up and LLCs can file
a bankruptcy and basically what that does it

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stops the revolving debt, the interests
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it just kind of like calms everybody
down and says, look, we will

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pay this, but we're going to
kind of do a payment plan thing or

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whatever. Now there is the big
death rut, the death rattle, whatever,

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the big bankruptcy that kind of like, okay, bro, you have

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to shut this down. We're liquidating
all of your assets. But yeah,

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there's kind of like two tiers of
bankruptcy. And I think most of these

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are just dudes in companies saying,
let's reassess. But if you don't pay

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and all those accrude fees, they
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to, if you're willing to deal
with the red letters that you receive for

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months and months and the phone calls
you ignore that lot of those. Do

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you think people that do finances or
are finance people. Do you think they

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like their job or do you think
they just like the money they make and

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like their time away from the job. So do you think there's a portion

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of people out there in life?
Maybe a majority of people in life?

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You kind of have two options.
Get paid crappy but love your job,

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or get paid a lot and kind
of not like your job but it really

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enjoy your time away from your job. That's fine, a little happy medium

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in there. Of course. I
always wondering, like there's people who go

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into that. I'll just say finance
people for whatever. Oh, but that's

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they all have money. But that
is a massive net you just threw out

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to say finance people. Yeah.
I have two friends. I have friends

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who does handle some investments for me, and he's younger than me and sweet

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dude, and he loves it because
it's addicting, you know, you're working

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the markets and all this stuff.
Hell, three friends. I have one

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friend is unemployed who just is a
investor, not really a day trader,

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but all he does is grind this
stuff and play the stock market and he

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absolutely loves it and he makes a
really good income. I have a third

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friend who works in a short term
lending essentially like the check cashing stores.

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And he's interesting to talk to because
he told me a long time ago.

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They I don't know if he's honest, so he may have used the word

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pray. But they prey on low
income, high morale individuals. Yeah,

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and which is a really fed up
term, but basically good people who don't

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make a lot of money, but
who will likely pay you back, be

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willing to work hard to pay you
back. That's why most of these like

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I don't want to use any names, but short term loans, check cashing

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places. They're always you know,
at some intersection that is considered to be

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you know, maybe low income.
Yeah. Got one writer around the corner

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from my house and can walk to
in two minutes. Dang. Yeah.

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Yeah. I just wondered then,
because I don't know anything about financing or

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you I'll even think about how I'm
gonna start budgeting off. Never budgeted,

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but I've always found a way to
make it work. You make your money.

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I mean, these people, they
make their money off of the lower

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income people because there's a lot of
them. It's a big, big pool.

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You know, people that don't make
a lot of money and they don't

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have the resources to to lawyer up, or to accountant up, or or

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have access to the knowledge and the
strategies to you know, kind of to

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manipulate this stuff. Absolutely. Yeah, that's why the morale I morale is

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an important part of it is you
will feel obligated to pay back the money

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with interest that you borrowed, like
you think of it's kind of related,

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I would think. But I was
thinking about this earlier today when with the

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Grammys last night, to kind of
evolve the topic a little bit. You

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see all of those superstars, and
they mentioned one of the cats up there

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had just received one billion streams about
twenty one Savage. Yeah, twenty one

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Savage just this year alone had received
one billion streams. Spotify. Yeah,

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sure, they're making money off of
their big artists, but that pool is

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real small. I think they're probably
making the bulk of their money from a

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thousand streams from millions of artists.
Yeah, the bastard of soul of the

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world, the vandoliers of the world
that will never see a legitimate paycheck from

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Spotify. But there are millions of
those bands out there that are doing that.

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Yeah, if not hundreds of thousands. It's the little bitty little,

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it's a lot of a little will
surpass a few of the big And that's

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kind of the mindset when it comes
to those the vocal minority against the silent

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majority. Danny, I always get
those mixed up. I always double think

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about it before I say it out
loud, and I just started thinking about

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comments I say, which is terrible. I think. To answer your question,

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though, I think it's intoxicating.
I mean, this is not a

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weird concept to make a lot of
money. So yes, I think even

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if you're working in finance, something
to us that seems foreign and scary and

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boring, I think that is more
than offset by a very healthy income that

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financial people often make. Yeah.
I mean my buddy who I'm talking about

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has bought a house in a chalet
in Colorado. You know what I mean.

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Like, we love our jobs,
but you know they know chalets on

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the ground to be paycheck. You
know it still is. Yeah, there's

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nothing stacking up to go ahead,
and yeah, let's do the chalet in

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Colorado just to have it for twice
a year if we want a summer or

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take the kids skiing. There's a
lot of people that may not. Like

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my brother, for example, worked
in some type of accounting or finance for

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years and he didn't love it,
but he had a really good acumen for

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it and knew that he could make
a lot of money doing it. So

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that's kind of what he did,
and then later in life started doing things

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that he enjoyed. That's one strategy, you know. I'm kind of more

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of the mindset. I'd prefer just
to make no money and try to enjoy

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every day. Yeah, but were
you kind of speaking more to like the

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debt collection aspect of it. Do
people love that job? No, I'm

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just taking in general people who uh
just work with money and no. Yeah,

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yeah, I'm sure, dude,
because it seems mind numbing to us,

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but to them it might be their
passion and they're good at it.

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Yeah, I think you know,
like I get the uh mailing, like

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the packet from this guy the company
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I'm he has two or three hundred
clients and he's told I've asked him

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like cornered him before. I'm like, by how far am I your lowest

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like individual investor? And he kind
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even close, like I'm just because
we're friends. Does he handle my stuff?

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Yeah, it's a joke. But
I still get these pamphlets and I

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try to read them and there's just
miniature writing, all this movement of money

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because I'm just part of like a
bigger thing, you know. However that

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works. They put it into the
big fund and then we're all it's I

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don't even know where to start.
I don't even know if I'm doing good.

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All I know is make it to
sixty five, and I think I

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get that money back. I don't
know that either. If we make it

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to sixty five, right, all
right, it all hurts. Everything hurts.

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It hurts to think we're dying.
And we're not in Vegas this week.

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So that's because we are local.
Other stations may go off to Vegas,

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they may gather, they don't care
about trapes. We stay here,

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given a damn about you. In
years we get We get to sleep soundly

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through the night without the illumination of
the sphere, just just spirit buckets of

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light through our blinds, without Bono
on the side of the sphere yelling at

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you, atomic city, atomic city, not here. I could have lived

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without that, not here. Live
local laughs here, let's use our inside

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voices. Okay, let's do this. Let's do this JJ app happit over

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the weekend. We're going to talk
about it down I'll go first. He'll

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be quick. I don't have anything, so take your talk. I went

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and ate at a place I went. Don't be quick with this. I

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went and ate out at a place
that you went to a month ago,

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Mike, Yes, and it was
so sign up only did you go to

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Zaxby's. I did not go to
Zaxby's Chicken I have before, though.

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I made a trip because I never
I found that there was one in Garland.

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So I made a trip across seventy
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Zaxby's over there, and I've always
heard about it, so let's try it.

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And I will not say my review
online. You have to follow me.

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Okay, okay, what the Zaxby's
manager's listening and he's like, think

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about to spend some money on the
downby we're taking morning remotes at zaxby That's

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where you really went, sas.
So I didn't know Zaxby's. I don't.

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I didn't even know they were I
didn't go in is it chicken,

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Yeah, chicken tends tend or you
ate it in your car like Keith Lee.

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Yeah, I could have been more
voiced. No, I took it

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home. He lay into a quick
review, listening to Dave Matthews, just

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snacking on some ten d's. Boy, they get snubbed for twenty ten Album

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of the Year Efan Taylor. Okay, so, uh, Grammy is an

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eight. So I don't know anything
about uh this. Besides, you know,

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it's a big article in the paper. People were talking about it a

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little bit. People on our station, we're talking about it. Sushi buy

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Sushi by scratch. You went well
and I didn't some so my Uh that's

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so weird to say it. It's
so weird. I would just rather do

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Borat and just do my wife hot
Latina. Uh yes, hot Tina.

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That's what she will just call her
from now on. Okay, she booked

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it, she booked it. Okay, she when did you book a day

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of Well she's down on the list
and then I guess someone canceled or something.

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She was like, we have because
this is like last week. He's

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like, they've got us in if
we want to go Saturday night at like

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seven. Wow, you got the
prime spot. Yeah, you know,

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one of the prime spots or seven
fifteen or something like that. So those

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those of you that don't know that
is sushi, Sushi by scratch. Yes,

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it's the probably the hottest dining sensation
that's been sweeping the Metroplex for what

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the last four or five months?
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So it's Omakazi styles what you I
don't even know what that means. I'll

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kind of explain quickly. What happened
is that halfway through the dinner, a

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plane flies into your field, flies
to the side of the Adulphus, and

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then I just start singing karaoke in
the corner because it's all I really know.

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It's all her way to handle it, OMACASEI literally translates into I'll leave

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it up to you. But it
felt like it wasn't left up to me

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though, you the chef. Oh, it's you saying it, Katie back

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there, rolling freaking spicy. I'm
watching nice is that Ponzu sauce? You're

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the Oma Cosi pilot in this scenario, So I'm like, yeah, she

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signed up, she handled it.
I have to think about anything. Great,

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happy to go, This will be
a blast. It's in the Adolphus

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Hotel, and they kind of tell
you. I don't want to give away

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all of their secrets, but they
kind of they tell you where to go,

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they text you day up, they
text you day of information. It's

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fun. That's fun. Yeah,
And that's why I don't want to say

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I want to spoil it for anyone
who might do it. No and fully

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prepared, like, hey, we're
not like Friday, like stayed in and

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watched a bunch of mister and missus
Smith. We'll get more on that later

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in the week, of course,
like because you know, it's like gonna

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be spending some pretty good coin here
on Saturday for this. So we go

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in and there's eight of us.
It's me and her and then six strangers.

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Okay, a group of four which
one guy claimed that his buddy was

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CEO of the Year in Dallas.
Generic. It was generic, and I

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had so many questions that I got
scared to ask. I was gonna ask,

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like, what do you like?
I wouldn't there yet from a drinking

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standpoint, this guy had such a
little body and a big head. But

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you know, how is like it
is kind of crazy. He looked like

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Jack antonof look it up kids,
So the point and then there's two other

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strangers. So you know it's not
like some rousing room. But you go

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in and they give you a little
cocktail to warm me up. They give

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you an oyster that's foam on it. Foam oyster, m hm. Incredible.

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So you go in and they've got
it laid out. Here are the

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seventeen dishes, one by one.
They've got a landing zone which looks like

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a coaster, and they put the
piece of sushi you can just call it

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an l Z on they so behind
the counter there you go. There's eight

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of us in a room and that's
it. And behind the counter hamachi whatever

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whatever, there's one unagi. You
know, you're start naming salmon, and

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it's one at a time and you
all go at once and they keep spread

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it out. Well. After about
four course four, which is again just

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one piece of food, four of
seventeen four seventeen, you hear the other

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fourced people, the guy with the
big headed CEO. They start trying to

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do like a little ranking system,
and there's three chefs behind behind the behind

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the owner what's called behind the table, right, and they go, oh

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yeah, everyone starts starts ranking him. You should just wait, and one

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guy goes and he is the more
that. It is so funny the way

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he said it, And I'm not
gonna mock his accent. I would never

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do that. But he was like, we had a group in here a

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few weeks ago that were ranking them
like they were F one drivers. And

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hold on a second, hold on
head, look, I said, was

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it a group of four two blondes, a couple of bald guys. Yeah?

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Yeah, yeah, there were a
lot of fun and it was cash

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Oh he did you remembered cash stop? Are you serious? No, I

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know those guys. Oh yeah,
they were fun. They lit up,

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they were funny. That's amazing food, like they were F one drivers.

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I was like, okay, yeah, we did sort of do that.

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Well, we had a podium and
we were trying to keep which three posters

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of the seventeen remained on the podium
got knocked off the podium, and then

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when the whiskey starts flowing, that
will turn into some names. The one

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you didn't like is Nicholas Latifi.
Okay, so one of the people that

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worked there said that, yes,
and there was two of the chefs were

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and it was just kind of they
all knew and they all remembered in the

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room in a lasting impression. It's
really nice and it made him smile,

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made the guy sibsolutely, what a
great impression sake. But small world,

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I mean they go eight at a
time and they do like three courses a

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night, like they get twenty four
people at night, Max, Yeah,

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you know, and that part of
it's kind of crazy. Now. I

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didn't do the big pairing Japanese whiskey
pairing things. I was Tranda, you

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know, smart not Yeah, and
I another one hundred and they do like

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three. They don't push it on
you, but they recommend it. And

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it's easy when you're in that space. If I am going out tonight and

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it's gonna spend money tonight, anyways, let's have a good time. But

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I had beer, which was like, you know, a bunch of those

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beers sit ramping up a little bit. But I got out of there and

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hundred five hundred dollars. Yeah,
what did uh the hot latina have to

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drink beer? Tequila? After that? Both you guys just beer. Yeah,

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we'd had cocktails before moving over to
the midnight Rambler. That's smart pregame.

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Yeah, we pregamed it. Met
a guy at the Midnight Rambler who

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gave us a shot over at the
Rodeo Bar. I mean, just good

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good times. So did you love
the damn sushi? And okay, it

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was like the best dining experience maybe
ever, of course, because it's cool

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and it's unique. Yes, just
the food itself, and it's kind of

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nice that it's not in a big
room, it's in a small room,

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and you just like the people,
like we hardly talked to him, really,

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it was kind everyone kind of kept
themselves. What a wild ruckus crowd

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like it would have been if we
would gone with the people who were ranking

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the sushi by race car driver,
we'd be friend at our whole table.

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Yeah, y'all. Do you know
I'm pretty introverted. I'm for the most

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part, I kind of don't want
to talk to people usually, so but

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it's great, you're in the perfect
line of work. Yeah. Yeah,

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there's something weirdly exclusive about it.
Weirdly, but I had nothing to do

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with that. She signed up like
she wanted to do it, So I

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was like, yeah, that was
the bone marrow awesome. The thing on

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the when you're reading like what you're
going to be getting. You're like that

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sounds terrible, and then you go, that was amazing. Good Lord,

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didn't a few of them just melt
into your head? You just push your

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tongue up, you know, and
yeah, go full Kevio. I mean

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I spent I spent a good portion
of yesterday both hungover but also just going

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I can't believe last night happened,
because you're just blown away. And then

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you get in your car on the
way home and rise that the match has

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given up a twenty five point lead. I don't worry about that. He's

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Kevin Mike. Tell us more about
that at nine. Sure we didn't even

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get the Kevio's marijuana cocktail experience over
the weekend. When are we gonna do

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that tomorrow? Okay? Yeah,
many times tomorrow during breakfast boners. I

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may have joined him really in a
different way. Okay, you'll did you

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make a mocktail kind of? I
know, brother Cash went and bought Hey

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on your recommendation, some and some
others Delta eight drinks and sweeping the Metroplex.

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Oh, we'll discuss that tomorrow.
We drink some live on the air.

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Uh coming up next though, Jerry
takes another loss. Uh DFW gets

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dunked on by Soccer Next on ninety
seven won the Freak