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The Downbeat on ninety seven to one, the freak. All right here we

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are live in Houston at iHeart.
We're on doctor Iheart's tab today broadcasting life

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from a conference room. He sent
us a text doore call on two at

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four eight one seven seven eight seven. Let's know how we're sounding. Let's

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know how you're feeling today. You
know, just wanting to check in with

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you back in the Metroplexus. We're
down here in Houston. We decided to

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go and take it yesterday and we
did thanks to our friends that prosper Ford

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getting us down here safely and securely
in quite frankly vehicle that I would recommend

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over the cheep wagon Are, although
I'm sure the Wagoner is great. The

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prosper Forward Expedition does have the Derek
Jeter's step up board. I hesitate to

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use it. Did you have used
it? I have step right over there.

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Yeah, me too. It's like
an unnecessary little half. You know,

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it's not that tall of a vehicle
or you need a little I mean,

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how much does it cost to have
when you start the car those things

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come out or when you unlock it. And after making the decision to take

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the stairs last night to section three
twenty three. Yeah, I didn't want

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any more stairs, no more steps, No, no more steps. I

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am Kevin. We were both about
like halfway at the end of flight two.

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It's like feeling the burn, Yeah, feeling the calf burn. Calves

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were popping. That's what happens though. We sit up there. When that's

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with the escalators, we think,
get going now. Yesterday, when we

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got into Houston, we immediately went
to the iHeartRadio building because we had to

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check our connection to make sure that
we could even be on the air as

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we are right now. Sweet band
Charlie gave us a key, cards,

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everything we needed. We parked in
the parking garage, but as we were

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leaving in a bit of a time
crunch here, we had to get out

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of here, go to the hotel, check in, do a quick change.

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More on that later. There was
a parking lot attendant who came up

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and knocked on our prosper Forward expedition. He popped up out of nowhere,

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he really did. It was like
a whack a mole. Yeah, here's

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a thought. I mean, in
another world, give a few seconds in

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another direction, maybe he could have
clipped him. Yeah, he was his

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face was like touching the glass too. When he knocked on my window,

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he was so close. Who and
he was so small. He had information

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for you too. He wanted you
roll your window down. Yeah, and

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he said, applied, what what
are you guys doing here? Basically it

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was it was an odd so we
were in temporary parking, but also so

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that's where we parked this morning because
we didn't know, and we were like

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ten am. I moved it back
to the oversized vehicle parking lot, all

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right, But then I told the
security guy and he didn't seem to even

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know the lot I was talking about. So I don't know. We might

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need Prosper to send a new vehicle
today and a guy to deal with the

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wrecking yard. Yeah, they're gonna
smash there. Yeah, I got to

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sort that out. They gotta there. They're lowering it into the crusher right

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now with two hundred and fifty miles
on it. I mean, given her

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yesterday went ed went over there in
my back Yeah sure, so yeah,

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you'll have one down there field something
with a little lower mileage. Prosper they

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handled us a car with six miles
on it. I know, like I

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couldn't well, I couldn't be sure
that I was seeing the odometer, you

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know what I mean. So I've
never seen one, say six before.

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Yeah, and I'm like, wait, that is the odometer. Yeah,

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okay, there's another mile. I
mean, at least once in our lives

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we've bought a new car off the
lot before. I don't ever remember seeing

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one an odometer that low. I've
never had a new car. Yeah,

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really, yeah, I think I've
done it once once, no, twice,

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two times. And I'm not reporting
that a car that big or a

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sub that big and beautiful is so
smooth when you're driving one hundred and five

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miles an hour. No, yeah, you WoT you would assume that it

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would be. I would assume it
would I am not reporting that that thing

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could be one oh five and it
feels like seventy five. I think I

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think we've renamed I forty five the
Texas Autobahn. Right, Well, this

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is actually kind of a part of
something that maybe let's just do it here.

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Good lord, Okay, let's just
an overarching thing because we're gonna continue

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talking about the game all day.
Here's the most important thing in the world.

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Don't think we've had a to get
draftified out and he always shakes his

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head at his own opens. Get
this, guy says, or someone says,

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you guys sound like hot pieces of
ass. Thank you like our voices,

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like as people of podcast you know, oh yeah, well yeah,

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of course. So Texas in Houston
can mean a lot of different things to

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a lot of people. Recent years, some semblants of a rivalry, you

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know, the silver boot thing wore
out pretty quick, which you start doing

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it every single year. But then
you go to what's happened with the Astros

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over the last seven years, with
what's happened to the Rangers over the last

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seven years, and there's been a
lot of I don't want to say contrived,

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but there's a lot of vino.
It's just like a kind of an

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old fashioned Texas debate, who's better
Houston or Dallas or DFW. And I

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don't have any ill will towards the
Astros fans that we interacted with last night.

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In fact, a good portion of
Astros fans that we interacted with yesterday

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or last night I actually felt a
little sorry for because they were taken out

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of the game really quick. But
this is more of an overarching thing.

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If you think if you ever think
that living in DFW is not cool or

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it's not your jab, I'll just
tell you dfw' is way better than Houston,

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which we already kind of know.
I very kind of know that you

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haven't even been here twenty four hours, Kevin, But I've been here multiple

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times. We went down one street
to get to the game yesterday. Well,

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I want to talk about when we
were making the track down and you

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know, we got out a little
afternoon. We probably we were probably ten

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fifteen minutes late getting out, but
we were probably, you know, twelve

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fifteen on the road. Kevin was
stressed in the drive too, and we

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had to stop to go Pepe once
and then we stopped again for BUCkies whatever.

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And I could tell Kevin was stewing. Well, I was worried about

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making these people wait here. Oh, I know I was too, Yeah,

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but I was. I kept threatening
to stop at random places. You

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said we're gonna go ahead, sorry, go ahead. I was gonna step

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on your line when you said we're
gonna go to the build a Bear place,

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like there's some famous one on forty
five. There is, I don't

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know about it. The home offices
are hour north of Houston, come on,

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we can make a Ranger one.
We can make a Ranger bear.

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We will name him BOMBI yeah,
we'll work together and make Kevin a beautiful

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build a bear take like an hour. Kevin, chill, and Charlie's waiting

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on us at heart Houston. I
think it's gonna be bad. I think

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after I said build a bear,
he's even like no, like for a

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millisecond before it registered that clearly I
was whinding you up. I seriously started

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looking around to see if there was
a build a bear. I thought you

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were serious. Build a bear over
here, stop at build a bear real

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quick, Kevin, just chill.
We're gonna make it. I know our

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prospects of getting to where we needed
to be because I build a bear,

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I told them, never seen outside
of the mall ever. But somehow there's

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one next to a Bucky. I
don't even know it's a thing. I

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was in Conroe. I just started
to think it's something real dumb. It

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would take way too long. But
you get in your head three and a

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half hour to Houston, now there's
probably three forty five. You start telling

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yourself the short end of things.
Whenever you're going somewhere or driving somewhere maybe

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it's four hour. Let's just say
it's four hours. Okay, we were

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told it's three and a half hours. Point is I've been on this chain

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with I heard operatives from Houston her
holding us or her bribing us with beaver

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nuggets. So we actually do have
to make a bucky stop to get beaver

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nuggets for them to allow us to
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And then I had told them all
said hey, well left, and they

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kind of asked, well, what
do you think your ETA is? And

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I was like between four and five. Well, that four point fifteen ETA

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turns into four thirty, probably because
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I didn't think we'd made the NS
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It was actually okay, there was
the Broms in Nis. We were

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like hungy, Yeah, we're all
starving. Exit and you know I was

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hungry too, so I would smash
the burger. But the point as you're

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sitting there going it's gonna set us
back a tad minutes. But then we

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get there, so we couldn't eat
in the car. We would never eat

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in that vehicle. No, So
we had to dine in Yeah, for

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sure. But then I started getting
messages from people, just a couple of

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listeners friends. They're like, have
you guys made it to Huntsville yet?

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Have you made it to Conro yet? Forty five South is a train wreck,

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going oh no, we're kind of
looking at the NAB and how can

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we manipulate this? Well, we
were like cross referencing different map platforms like

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okay, let me, let me
cross references. Okay, Ways says it's

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ten minutes faster. I think we're
okay. I think we're okay. It

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wasn't bad at all, man,
But traffic was not bad from what I

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kind of had expected in my mind. But at that point in the ride,

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when we were going forty to forty
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stop every few minutes, you know, because of traffic, given how we

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were kicking ass getting out of there
kicking, it's kind of like, man,

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this is a slow burn. And
then Houston traffic sucks. You thought

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Houston traffic sucked. No, I
didn't think it sucked. But Houston is

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just gigantic. It's massive, Like
it starts what north of the Woodlands.

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When you feel like you know you
get that feeling like there's a lot of

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crap on the trees side. Yeah, the trees start looking different. You

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see the giant ass Sam Houston statue
over your left, and that's when you

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feel like you're in the neighborhood.
I think you if you take like all

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of Dallas and for Earth, and
if you counted all of that as one

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city, that's Houston. You know. Yeah, right, it's so damn

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big. But I found the traffic
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probably even better than Dallas it.
And look, we make no mistake.

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We arrived at four thirty, so
it is in what should be the heart

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of afternoon drive traffic or people knocking
off work or whatever. And it wasn't

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bad, man, No, it
was not bad at all. But that's

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it. I mean, everything we
had to do. We made it to

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the park. We barely been about
to game ten minutes to spare right,

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we were in our seats, and
it was to our seats. I mean

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National Anthem was playing while we were
entering the park, essentially. Yeah,

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And we talked to Julie on the
speakeasy that you can hear two to six.

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She's like, oh, I fuck, you have a lot of time,

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and I was sitting there going,
no, we don't we'd have a

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minute to spare. Even here,
I got nervous. And the sweet people

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here they're like, let me take
you, show you a tour of the

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building, and they were kind of
showing us all the stations here, and

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I was like, don't have time
for this. We need tour of the

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building. But you know what,
nice facilities, in fact, nice digs.

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We could take some notes from what
they're doing down here. Well,

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and then they said, this is
a rumor. Guys, stop me if

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I'm going too far. Did you
guys have a rat infestation last year?

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When we went, no, what
do you? What are we just I

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was like, actually we did a
month after we launched the station, and

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we don't know if it affected our
ratings or not. Probably not, but

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still tough time for everyone. Get
through it. I did see one of

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a giant cable that said ratings on
it and it was a nod halfway through

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it was coming right out of our
studio. Ratings cable got eaten by rats

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rat chewing on it. Here's about
three quarters the way through it. So

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that explains that. No, yeah, I uh, it was fine.

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I look, the most important thing
in the world is a simple sentence.

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The Texas Rangers are going to the
World Series. And if you haven't guessed

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by now, this show at least
today through ten o'clock, and I would

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imagine through six pm when the speake's
he's done. Today is going to be

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primarily about that and all the angles
about it. But we came down to

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Houston, so there's gonna be a
lot of the travel and things that we

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saw, sits and sound and that
you may get on watching it on TV

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back in the metroplay. Yeah,
that is the idea. But the bottom

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line is the thing that everybody's awake
right now. I'm excited about and waking

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up to the feeling of knowing that
your Texas Rangers are. This Texas Rangers

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team is going to the World Series. You find out who you play what

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tonight? Right? Yep? Yeah, oh yeah Game seven to night Phillies

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and Diamondbacks, which we're all gonna
probably lock into a little more seriously than

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we have that an LCS prior to
this, I promised to watch more pitches

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than the zero I've seen so far
in that series. And what's even more

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wild to me is we. I
was not fully aware until we were walking

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to the car last night, or
walking to our uber after the game,

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that no matter what happens tonight,
the Rangers have home field advantage in the

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World Series. Unbelievable. I didn't
even know that. It's it's so wild

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and still not even fully hitt at
home yet. More on that. You

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just don't do birthdays and stuff just
as a palette cleanser and then and then

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jammed back into a seven Kevin Kevin
Birthdays. Kevin's really on edge because you

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never got that Build a Bear.
If you were squeezing that thing right now,

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how lower your stress would be.
And you know, I think that

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you can record that, you know, like they'll make a Build of Bear

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talk. You can customize the things
that the Build of Bear says in your

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own voice. So me and Mikey
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Bombie the Build a Bear. We
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So if we're not around, how
does Bombie sound? And look?

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Kid? He said, it's in
the voice of Bombie. You need to

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relax more, Kevin. I am
relaxed. I am from Cuba. Hug

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me Kevio. Leave me hugged as
a cube bear holding up a little trophy.

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Press me close your man breasts for
birthdays today, Feed me you don't

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want to start older, I'll start
with olds and then go young. Just

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do whatever you want, man,
JP The Big Bopper Richardson would have been

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ninety three. Danny, that's Danny's
guy, that's my guy. He getting

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done a plane crash, Danny?
Yes, was he on the uh?

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He was on the Richie Vallins?
Yeah? Yeah? Was he any good

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at music? The Big Bopper?
You know, the Big Bopper was a

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visionary Mike Siroy. He was a
legend in his own time. It seems

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like a kind way to speak of, to kind of just say past artist,

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and if you want, I'll tell
you something. You guys want to

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learn more about the Big Bopper,
Tune in today at two o'clock. Oh

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okay, somebody that uh more of
a contemporary of the Big Bopper more than

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myself. Was he a big cow
seyes man? I don't know. I

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know he was at the beginning of
the advent of rock and roll. Yeah,

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he was a key figure. Why
no, don't tell us any more

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about it? Talk more about the
big bopper, think Goo one of the

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great sports names of our time.
Y A Tittle would have been ninety seven.

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Why a Tittle? I mean incredible, your old program director at the

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Fan that was why a Spittle.
Bill Wyman is eighty seven. Oh hey,

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by the way, he appears on
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was not aware of. Yeah,
yeah, just on the cover. You're

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more about that at two o'clock today. No, you did a whole segment

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on it the other day. I
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I'm good. F Murray Abraham's eighty
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He's so funny and has so many
me too allegations in real life?

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Does it really? How much do
you love it? Mikey? I tell

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you his work. He's a great
character. I can separate the man from

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the art uh Amadeas, which I
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recommendation to you the listener watching the
movie Amadeus. Even though that may sound

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like a tedious and of sad afternoon
or evening, it's so great and it's

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so funny, and he as unbelievable
as Solieri, the nemesis of Amadeas.

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But also he was great tell in
White Lotus one they just did. He

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was good in the TV show on
Apple that I'm forgetting what it is right

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now. It's the game show that
Rob McElhenny. Who's macromoy Sonny. He's

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in that too. He's kind of
the story writer of the video game all

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right. Uh. Nathaniel Wyeth would
have been one thirteen, not a household

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name. But he did invent the
plastic soda bottle. We'll have never had

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him with that, Daniel. That's
that's stupid. What you can't make it.

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He didn't invent the plastic soda bottle. He just reconfigured plastic into something

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that already existed. They probably would
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the case. That's what I'm saying. Look, did he invent plastic?

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Hey, then he didn't invent the
damn the bottle already existed. Well,

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he made a nice mold and figured
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That's yet strong enough. Danny,
I can't even believe you. I'm holding

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believe his name crossed your lips today. Nathaniel Guy as an impostor he is.

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We're going faster now, I don't
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who's seventy six. Oh, Fish
called wand I love him. I made

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bacon eyeglasses. Look, I made
eyeglasses out of bacon. He had glasses,

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Yeah, made out of bacon.
Kevin Klain was walking in an airport

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and Fish called wand and he had
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in and he looks like looks right, walks through a metal detector and steps

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through as he throws the gun on
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through. It's one of the greater
physical comedy maneuvers in movie history. That's

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what you did with your vape security, all my vapes and juggling shrugs,

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paraphernalia on both sides, and they're
just like, you don't how to do

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this, or actually you're support vaping
here. Used to Jeff Mangham of the

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Neutral Milk Hotel would have been fifty
two pass. Neutral Milk Hotel underrated,

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really outstand enough, too many bands, Neutral Milk Hotel. You know what,

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I'm not gonna do it. I
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respected celebrated indie rock records of all
time. You would you would actually really

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like that. I probably would.
You would. The Arrowplane over the Sea

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is the song you want to hear, Mike. You listen to it on

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the way up right now? That's
sure? Do you think poor JJ is

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looking up all right? Neutral?
Finally? God? Could there be a

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more white? He definitely is a
trip down Caucasian road? JJ said the

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other day, what does she say
that about? I forgot the CIH.

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Yeah. If JJ listens to Neutral
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a thumbs up to me, I
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be yeah. Uh, Mania's forty
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Brandy and Monica, is what I
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I mean, Monica had her own
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off when Brandy and Monica did The
Boy is Mine, Drake's thirty seven,

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Tila Tequila's forty two? What has
she Ever done? V H one stuff?

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And then she had sex tapes.
Jaylen Ramsey twenty eight, Mike,

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I need him, need him back. The most underrated wide receivers of football

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A Monroe Saint Round twenty three.
Yes, he is so good very good,

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and there's your birthdays for Tuesday,
October twenty fourth. Let's keep the

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Ranger party going, though, tell
you a little bit what it was like

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inside the ballpark about when we realized
they're kind of giving up and walking out.

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Next on ninety seven one the Freak