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This is a downbeat on ninety seven
one freak. We are thirty minutes away

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or less from the downbeat singing boxes
of chocolate? How many pieces of chocolate

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we have in there? Because I
want to ditch one of my pieces of

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chocolate? I think that would put
us out eleven if we have twelve?

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You have? We have five,
six or eight five chocolates for me?

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You know I have Trace chocolates,
sleesh, So you have two. I

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think I want to ditch one.
It's just it's just not that funny.

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It's not about funny. It's about
quality. No, it's about effort.

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No, it's about all right,
I'll do all the audience liking it.

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I don't know what it's about.
I think it's just mean. And it's

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not that funny. Mean, it's
mean. It's Valentine's Day. What would

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be possibly mean about a Valentine's Day
song? Yeah, this is about love

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and the expression of love to someone
you care deeply for, Okay, and

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that's what this segment represents. Well, that's not how my chocolates came out.

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By one that's really good. I
know that based on the break when

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we all had headphones on, We're
rehearsing. Danny's going last. Now you

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heard a piece of his chocolate.
I heard you make comment that I'm moving

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it. Danny will go last.
Okay, either way, downbeat, singing

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boxes and chocolate coming at eight o'clock, nine o'clock Mojo dojo ladies. Oh,

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we got a couple of good ones
coming in. What's up? Yeah?

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Keep texting them in two four see
text it. You can also leave

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talkbacks too, because we will listen
to those, and it'd be nice to

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hear your actual voice on the radio. Yeah, sexy voice today, helly,

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exy voice. Do we have a
police chase? Someone said that we

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had a police chase. I'm trying
to find out a little more on that

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because we'll have one TV in here
right now cause their direct TV box has

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been off for three weeks ago.
Have you restarted it? But the person

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said was on Fox might be over
already. Yeah, I have unplugged it

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and restarted it. So I think
I think it's going to take someone scaling

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the building and shaking the satellite.
I don't know. I'll i'll head up

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there. I really don't know how
it works, but yeah someone yeah,

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I texted in not sometimes you can
fool this when you text and stuff.

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But this person said was on Fox, might be over already, And I

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asked where, where tell me more? And I got nothing out, nothing

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back. So you know there.
If we find out more about a police

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chase going down in DFW, we
will let you know a SAP probably in

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the scuttle But nothing on my police
chase accounts either, so I don't know.

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We'll see. So the first story
I'd like to get into in the

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scuttle butt involves kyote or kyote,
because we had an attack in Arlington on

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Saturday. Okay, now, this
was at a park called Parkway Central Park

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in North Arlington on Van Buren Saturday. A child was bit by a kyote.

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Oh, they closed the park last
night when they were notified that a

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second child was bitten. What the
hell? And it was believed to be

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by the same kyote. They will
go after toddlers man they did recently.

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One of Julie's person that lived in
Julie's neighborhood is like a two year old

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bit run the front porch, Is
that right? Yeah? I didn't hear

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that just a couple of years ago, but yeah, god knows. What

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crap they're carrying around, you know, yeah, crap teeth. So they've

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Animal Services has set out traps they're
trying to trap, but they closed the

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park last night. As far as
we know nothing. Now here's the thing

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with coties. You can get confused
if you're not seeing very well if it

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looks like if it's a dog or
not, because it's to the untrained eye.

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Yeah there, But they're around.
I see them all the time all

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the time. Uh. And Richardson
lived in the village in Dallas. When

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I live there, we see them
all the time. Why are they there

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in the middle of the day,
crossing the street? What do they do?

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They are they underground? Like where
are they at? The tunnel?

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Sources of water? Typically, and
I live in a neighborhood that has a

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creek that runs through if you want
to call it a creek, I think

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it's just a filter for trash for
the most part. But yeah, there's

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then that's where they they get their
water sources. And there's other animals that,

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you know, other smaller animals,
rats, possum that they'll they'll eat.

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That's how that's how they thrive.
But man, they are not opposed

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to messing with toddlers or other smaller
animals that are out and about. They

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lived six to eight years in a
while, it says up to twenty one

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years in captivity. But I don't
know. To live in the middle of

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a metroplex, I guess you don't
have a choice. But it just seems

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like they would have migrated out over
the years and gotten the hell away from

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this. Why would you live at
the village? The thing is, when

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I saw one, there's the most
telling one recently, about a year and

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a half ago, I still lived
to the village. I was driving to

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work and it ran out in front
of the road, but also ran out

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in front of the side of where
a person was jogging on the sidewalk,

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and they stopped and froze, and
it ran into this parking lot. So

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I flipped my car around drive into
the parking lot. There's an old lady

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getting groceries out of her car,
you know. So I parked my car

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for a minute and kind of got
out to kind of like, WHOA,

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you're ready to go? Coyote attacks
the old lady. You were, You're

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ready. Look, not all of
us are born that way, but you

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are. You parked your car and
you were ready to spring an action.

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You are a man of action.
Kevo, fight the coyote. We're gonna

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just terry tate the coyote. If
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think I was gonna re run it
a go full just Goldberg, a full

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lot of water boy. I can
see katv in a psycho water boy like,

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yeah, football, imagine something traumatic
from the past and then and let

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it bring out the anger. Yeah, yeah, that's what you're gonna do.

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You're gonna defend the old lady.
I think, so does it?

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Try You got out of your car
but could find him? Hee say he

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was gone, Like he wasn't there. That's too big of a bite.

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Though. For the coyote, that
don't think. I don't think they typically

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go after adults. I think so
try to get something they know that they

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can drag and you know what,
Danny, they shouldn't go after adults,

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but use In Rhode Island, a
hiker killed a rabid coyote with his bare

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hands. What hell. Yeah,
he's hiking. He gets attacked by the

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coyote and uh gotter I'm sorry,
bit him on the leg. Okay,

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he's and basically he took the coyote
was able to pin it down and then

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got it by his neck and choked
it out. Isn't that crazy? Wow?

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But they're not that big either.
Yeah, they did determine that that

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coyote had rabies, because the problem
with this one is we don't know if

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it's got rabies or not because we
can't find the coyote. And the kids

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are obviously gonna get tested sap and
you have to destroy They always say destroy

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the coyote and then they have to
take out their brain and that's how they

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test for rabies. Isn't that crazy? That's what I grew up knowing.

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Look that I don't know about you
guys, but you know, growing up

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in Texas for the better part of
my life and mostly rural Texas, it

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was hammered into me to stay away
from rodents, particularly skunks if you saw

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them during the day, because you're
gonna get rabies. And if you get

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rabies, you're gonna have to get
a series of shots in your stomach.

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Yeah. I remember hearing that,
and that just terrified. I don't want

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shit like and the needles this long. Yeah, it's a square what square

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needle? Like? Man? I
do not want rabies, like to this

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day, it's like, uh,
I don't think you want rabies, old

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yeller, Right, We think about
the foam and mouth. I mean that's

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I look for mouth foam when I
see wild animals. Still, they're just

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wild people that you know, maybe
too, this guys up to something.

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Textman says coyotes are now in every
single city in the US. They've been

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spoted in Central Park and subways in
New York coyotes. There was one on

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the subway that was nuts. There
was one on the subway in New York.

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In fact, one of one of
my every beds, modest Mouse,

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wrote a song called Coyotes about the
sub the couties on the subway. But

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they also had like a huge snake
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You never know, I mean,
you're just rolling the dice. If you're

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gonna go live in the big city
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you could be I mean a huge
snake and the people didn't eve nact

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what they're reacting to it. You
know, just kind of know, yeahs

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a big, big ass snake over
there. It's weird. Weird. So

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that's the thing too about this coyote
they're like traps, We're gonna do coyote

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traps. I think the couty is
probably just gonna like move on. Look,

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going back to the park. Aren't
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law enforcement, especially in larger cities, that have specifically trained guys that are

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that their sole job is to act
as snipers? Aren't? And how often

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do they get a call where they're
needed? Hey, we need to get

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a sniper on top of that building
to take out this you know this,

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this guy in a hostage situation.
Just go plant some snipers out in the

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woods overnight with their stuff on and
take those bastards out back in May.

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No, you're right, you're right, because, like I mean, they

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would love it. Here's the problem, right, here's the problem. Love

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that. So they had in Dallas. Do you know what happened on the

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is this back in May of twenty
twenty two? And I did look this

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up and that the kid that was
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like they thought they saw another coyote
in the park and the cop was running

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after it in the park and shot
at it and missed, Which I'm like,

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bro, you weren't close enough to
it to hit it. Did he

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hit the ground and oil came up
and they became a millionaire? No?

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No, But then he started going
uh. He said he thought it was

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the coyote and the description, And
I'm like, how could you take because

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if you missed, then that means
you were too far away to tell,

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or you were up close and missed
and you're a bad shot, which is

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another problem. No small to hit
critical mass on a coyote, which is

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like forty pounds moving and you've got
a handgun. It's hard. Yeah,

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it ain't like TV. That's why
we need trained snipers. Yeah, that's

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what I'm saying. Dust off their
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Yeah, with all that brush on
them. I think you've ever been in

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the crosshairs of someone sniper your whole
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secretively every day the d Yeah,
that's wild, dude, for like a

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year, maybe longer. Hell,
I might still think this when I fill

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my car up with gas, because
they were that's how they were getting some

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people. I stay on the move. You're Oscar, Mike, I'm Oscar.

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I'd bob a little bit. I
just stay on the move. I

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don't like to just lean on the
car and stay on the move just in

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case. So the mom of the
mom of Landon Knox Thomas, this is

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back when, back in May twenty
two, since she walked outside and found

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her two year old kid and the
coyote had its head and its mouth wrapped

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around its head. Yeah, like
trying to carry him off. That same

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day, Dallas Animal Service revealed that
he had received thirteen calls regarding coyotes.

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Now, the kid was okay,
though he had stitches, and it could

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have been way worse, clearly,
but I think he ended up being okay,

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not a problem. Now, that
was a long time. Were going

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to remember that, but I saw
that story. Once you have anything,

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I haven't sad any huge updates,
Like they've shut down the park and they're

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set up traps, so hoping to
find this one, and like, how

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do you know it's the one?
Cowdies looked the same, PLEI were gonna

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pick those apart. You can't even
tell. It's weird. It's weird when

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you see them during the day too, just loping across the street. Don't

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don't just go into the creek,
yes, looking for anything. They're desperate.

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They're starving all the time. If
it's partially because our like you said,

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creeks, there's nothing but trash.
Oh I hate it. I'm gonna

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playing golf at Stevens and there's a
nice creek that kind of dances through.

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It's a beautiful golf course, and
it's crashes and golf balls and tons of

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vice golf ball. Why is everyone
hitting their golf balls into the creek?

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Keep it on the We've just given
up? Or like look, no,

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no, no. What they do
is they probably let it accumulate to a

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point where it's really bothersome, and
then they go do it all at once.

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You know. It's like how often
do you wash your car? You

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know a fun fact? You know
what I'm saying. It's like that mentality.

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Okay, ever, I'm at two
years. You have a white Jeep

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though I have never once washed it. Really Yeah, the outside, I

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just wait on rain. I many
detail the inside just a week ago.

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Well, your car is white,
I would never know that it was dirty.

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Mine's black, and it's a day
after a car wash. It's got

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dust and it just doesn't look good. Yeah. But I'm the same way,

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like I wait until it is okay, all right, fine, let's

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go. It's finally the same thing. Oh look, what the world needs

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is the Augusta maintenance crew to just
scrub the world. If the if the

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world looked like the Masters, that's
what we do. That's what we need.

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Just beauty. Find those people and
also pay them. I say it

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all the time, and if this
resonates with one person, it's worth saying

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again, stop littering. Yeah,
do not litter. It's like the It's

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like the one simple f you to
everyone else around you that you just voluntarily

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do and I hate it, and
I, by proxy then hate the people

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who do it, who care so
little about each other. Don't litter,

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It's pretty easy. Littering is the
Littering is the equivalent of crapping your pants.

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Like we have a place, it's
the equivalent of crapping someone else's pants.

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I mean like yeah, I guess
yeah, because you just walk away.

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Something like like if somebody if you're
like you know, at at I

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don't know, some Nashville hot chicken
spot, you're blacing in order, and

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some guy walks up to you and
he opens up the back of your pants

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and sticks his butt over it and
craps in your pants. That's literally that's

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the same thing. And you you
don't want to be on either end of

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that. And the weird thing is
is if you've ever once in your life

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said the words don't mess with Texas
and you litter double f you. I

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mean, it's a campaign against littering, right, yeah. The crying native

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different Now I'm from here and Willie
Nelson's song attached to it. Isn't that

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what it is? What is rooted
in? Yeah? The Native American that

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was crying predated that don't mess with
Texas. That was more of a national

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campaign. Okay, well, don't
mess with Texas. I bet you proudly

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say that and whip your Baja blast
out the window. Okay, a Baja

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blast unless they got it from Taco
Bell, like, do it. Someone

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listening right now who litters regularly,
just stop? Please stop. My dad

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was a serial litterer, really yeah, not just cigarette butt launch out the

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window. Strangely enough, he was
more concerned about launching SIGs out of the

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window because he didn't want to start
a fire. So that the factory ash

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tray that came with the Ford Galaxy
five hundred was strategically heaped to a pile

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of sig butts that still to me
to this day. I don't know how

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in the world that that mountain of
butts didn't just fall over, but somehow

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it maintained perfect, perfect balance,
and he could always get one more on

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it before he'd empty out the ash
tree at some lousy ass gas station.

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But beer cans we do. He
had this trick where he kind of half

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cracked the window when he's done with
his Schlitz or whatever, stick the can

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against the window so the the suction
of that one window being opened, the

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can's kind of wedge there, and
then you just roll crank the window down

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and just watching go. That's kind
of cool. Yeah, it's cool.

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Those little kid was like, that's
badass. We had a little hangout off

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the beaten path and only there's a
little you know, and then you go

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out of town a little bit back
road, you know, the drum will

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hang out a little place it at
a little pond. Kevin and I are

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connecting right now. Just stand by. But my beer of choice in high

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school when I was too young to
drink but still had people who would buy

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it for me. Uh weirdly affiliated
with the school which is odd, but

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whatever. Uh cores like bottle for
me. A lot of people just take

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the Keystone route as is cheaper you
can get more. But was like bottle,

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it was distinctive. Uh. Yes, you just throw it into the

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tank here, damn reaissance man.
Problem is when you realize that that land

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you were on is one of your
friends as family, and that pond drives

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out in the summer, they find
covers like bottled down at the bottom of

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the tank. Who are they coming
looking for? Yeah, yeah, that's

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Kevin. It was like a known
thing, like, oh God, that's

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him. He was the one doing
it. And now I don't litter.

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Don't let her, I learned,
because we know where to put our waists.

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You wouldn't just crack your vants.
There's a trash can on every corner.

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I remember the last time I litter
a Snickers wrapper out the window when

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I was in high school and this
old couple was behind me at a red

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light and they just lay it on
the horn for like a full thirty seconds,

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and I look back and they're just
kind of palms up, like the

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hell was that? And instead of
me going if you old man, which

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you know is an option, when
you're at when you're a teen. It

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is often the best option. It's
the first option. I let it resonate,

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and it hit me. I'm like, in a what the hell haven't

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lettered sense? I mean, I
wouldn't you know, I wouldn't put my

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life on that. I'm sure some
accidental littering. Your actions have saved the

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planet. You know what. This
goes to show, thank you. This

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goes to show that people can change, Kevin. People can't change. People

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can't change. Rather than being defensive
and being angry and covering up for what

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you know is it is a mistake
or making his accuses, you let it

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simmer. You processed it, You
took ownership of the situation. You did

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something to affect change in your life. Yes, therefore affecting other people look

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at you. So let's make today
this guy, Valentine's Day, the day

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of love February fourteenth, the day
that you stop littering, The day that

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you say you know what, love, I love the earth that we would

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do on Earth Day, but love, Love Love Day. Coming up next

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will wrap up the Zeros Power Hour
with another Danny spot and singing boxes of

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chocolate in stores. Today we'll give
you a preview of what they sound like

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next. On ninety seven, won
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