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This is the downbeat on ninety seven
to one, the freak right, here's

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the deal here we got comedian man
Dusty slay Hong in a couple of minutes.

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Do you know that Friday, whether
you're a golf fan or not,

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you can all come together at the
PGA Frisco. Uh, it's the monument

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Realty PGA District in Frisco. Ben's
gets you on the speakeasy Friday ten am

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to six pm. Let's uh,
it's a freaking the weekend. It's all

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going down. It's gonna be bus
They're gonna be that top golf lounge,

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which is cool. I have simulators
where we can play basketball, football,

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baseball, soccer, hockey. I
saw some kids playing that. Yeah,

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that's so cool. Like the other
sports, Yeah, like football, and

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there's like moving targets you have to
Yeah, it's not just hitting golf balls.

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You can play all kinds of stuff, dodgeball. But I feel like

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there's a huge putting green if you
want to bring your putter and just put

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it around, and a massive big
screen overlooking the putting green you can go

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watch Friday. I've said we weren't
gonna talk golf for an hour and eleven

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minute minutes and I made it nine
minutes. Well, it's fine. We're

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promoting. We're promoting what we're talking. You're not talking to masters, I'm

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sorry. Difference than talking golf twenty
twenty four masters, the masters, you're

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not talking that. No. I
imagine if you're a golfer in this area,

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you've already been up and seen the
PGA. But if you haven't,

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and even if you're not a golfer, you just want to go get the

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kids out putting. It's free.
Yeah, just strut out there with your

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putter and a couple of golf balls
and you have like a They don't have

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it cranked up to a twelve on
the stint meter, but it's essentially like

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a PGA quality green, a little
slower, big screen with audio or music

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playing and food drinks galore. It's
and it's golf heaven that they just built.

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And let me tell you to you
it's being out there. First of

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all, it's a new place in
the metroplex that you should check out if

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you care about the city or the
town. You know, like if you

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care about your area that you live
in. There's a new attraction in town.

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But it's not stuffy. You know, you're not gonna like if you

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go out there, you're gonna votes
golf and no, there's shops, there's

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ice cream parlors. Yes, And
if you kids are at school and you

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just want to go have a drink
and have some food, you know that's

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the way to go. I love
it. I love it. So okay,

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we'll do a little MAVs at eight
twenty. But joining us now on

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the free cotline. It is our
new friend, comedian Dusty Sleigh. Good

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morning, Dusty. How are you
friend? All right, we're having a

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good time. I'm pumped to be
here. Hell yeah, Dusty, Well

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you wouldn't. Why'd you call his
friends? We're just meeting right now.

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We're not friends yet, Kevin.
It's like if you say that, it

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gives him like he drops any if
he was on guard or anything. Yeah,

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he puts down his guns and goes. You know what, I might

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like these guys. Do you have
any weapons on you? Dusty? Uh

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no, not. Well I'm at
home, so yeah I have some.

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But but yeah, I mean we're
friends. Okay, Well there you go.

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I love it now right now we
started being friends. If the clock

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is ticking Mike paternship always starts for
me. I walk up to someone and

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I go, we're friends. I
love it, So Dusty, let me

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ask you this, And I don't
want to be the dude that on the

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morning wacky radio show that asked you
the same question you've been asked a million

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times. But for those folks that
may not know your name as well as

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we do around these parts that are
listening right now, give us a little

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bit about your background and how you
got started in the business and where you

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are in the world of comedy.
Now if you don't mind, well,

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I'm the greatest comic and I'm very
funny. I have a show. I'm

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doing two shows in Dallas coming up
at the Texas Theater and it's so great.

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But yeah, I grew up in
a trailer park in Alabama. We

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you know, I like to say, you know, we were pretty poor,

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but I mainly think we just didn't
know how to spend our money.

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Like, you know, we probably
could have had a mortgage, but instead

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we wanted to go see NASCAR races
and buy WWF pay per view and you

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know, stuff like that. We
wanted to live a life rather than have

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a home on a Sturby foundation,
you know, and and my parents divorced.

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I don't even it's a miracle that
they even ended up married to each

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other. They did get married before
they had got pregnant with me. It

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wasn't one of those situations. But
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I could never see them married to
each other, but somehow they did

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for just a short time, long
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And then divorce and go, you
figure it out. And now now they

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were very nice people, so still
are their life and and then you know,

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I moved to Charleston, South Carolina, where I went from this trailer

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park kind of country background to I'm
in this city. Now that's a very

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arts and cultured city with a lot
of old money. And I didn't fit

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in very well. So I was
drinking a lot. I was doing improv,

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hanging out with real silly people,
and I was drinking a lot trying

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to keep up with them, but
really it would just bring out the real

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redneck side of me, and I
would want to fight people. And then

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after years of doing that, I
quit drinking, and I got better at

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comedy and I won a competition,
and then I thought well, maybe I

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could make money at this and stop
being a pesticide salesman. And then that's

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what I did. When you were
growing up living the trailer park life,

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now, did you were you ever
in a place long enough to where you

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actually had the luxury of tying down
your trailer or were you like me that

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My dad looked at the trailer house
and looked at it and said, you

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know, the wheels are on there
for a reason. And we ended up

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moving every three months. You know, fortunately for me, we did.

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We were very stable. We moved
there when I was about three years old,

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and we moved out when when I
was fourteen, and we moved into

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a house. We never moved the
trailer. Now, when I was nineteen,

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I bought the trailer back from my
sister. My mom gave it to

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my sister, and my sister traded
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new trailer, and I bought that
from that company for one thousand bucks.

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And so for two years I lived
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an adult, and I really turned
it into a party house and it was

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a lot of fun. This is
comedian Dusty Slay, who is going to

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be at the Texas Theater for two
shows Saturday, May eighteenth. You get

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tickets at dustyslay dot com. That's
Slay Dusty. You you spent a lot

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of time in Texas well. I've
been to Texas a bunch, you know.

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For years and years, I could
never get a gig in Texas.

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I when I was growing up,
my aunt Pud lived in Texas, just

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just barely over the Louisiana line,
and she was just barely in Texas.

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We would go there to see her, and I always liked that Ampub was

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great. I don't know why that
was her name, that was her nickname.

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My grandmother's nickname was Boozy and she
didn't even drink that I'm aware of.

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I don't know where that nickname came
from. But yeah, but I

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could not get a gig in Texas
forever. But since about twenty eighteen,

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I think that's where the first time
I came to the Addison Improv just north

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of Dallas. There where I've been
a bunch since that time. I've been

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coming there all the time. I
love Texas. I'm a big fan.

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Texas was the first place I got
to come after covid Man. That's amazing

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that you went from Addison improv and
then basically five years later you've got two

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shows at the Texas Theater. I
think, what was that thing hold?

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Like five hundred people. It's bigger, It's huge, right, Yeah,

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Texas Theater's great. You're gonna love
it. Oh my god, his story.

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I'm so pumped. Yeah, I
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It's like, uh, you know, considering where I came from doing

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comedy, Charleston, which is not
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the whole thing is really not taken
that long. I mean I've been at

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this for about ten years, and
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people, it's really not that long. And I just, you know,

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I feel good. I mean comedy, I don't know, I've always liked

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being funny, and I just I
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for comedy, you know. Yeah, Dusty, I got a question for

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you here. By the way,
comedian Dusty Slave joining us here on the

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downbeat. You mentioned Nascar? Are
you you have you seen Daves of Thunder?

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I have seen David, you know, honestly, not that long ago.

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I watched David Thunder for the first
time. I think I watched it

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as a kid, but as an
adult I wanted to rewatch it. If

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you could have one celebrity be your
crew chief, who would it be.

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Well, I well, I don't
know if he was the crew chief,

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but Robert de Ball in the movie. I mean, I'd love to have

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that guy working with me. Yeah, he was fantastic. Give me Robert

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de Ball, give me a Gene
Hackman. I've been seeing pictures of Gene

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Hackman circulating. It's almost I could
trying to be like, look how sad

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he looks. I mean, he
got ninety four years old walking to get

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a coffee and an apple pie.
If I could do that at ninety four,

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that's a win. If I could
do that now, I'd be happy.

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Yeah. New York Post is ripping
Gene Hackman for wearing the same outfit

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like twice in two weeks. Have
the Post come sitting on this show for

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a week. Yeah, Danny had
the same Muhammad Ali sweater on for four

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months. Yeah, I mean I
wear the same shirt about every time to

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perform. I mean it's like,
I don't know what they're trying to do.

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Hey, let me ask do you
Okay, So I've watched quite a

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bit of your stand up, and
from what I can tell, would you

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consider yourself a clean comic? Yeah, this, I like to say that,

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I'm glad you brought that up.
I like to say that I'm a

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relatively clean comic. I don't like
to advertise myself as clean, but I

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i'd like to say that I'm the
kind of comment that if you're if you're

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like, if you're an adult who
has grown kids, you can bring those

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kids to my show and you're both
gonna have fun. If you're like a

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grown kid and you want to bring
your parents or grown adult you want to

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bring your parents to the show,
you're not going to be embarrassed that you

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bought them, and you both can
enjoy the show. And if I didn't

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tell you I was clean, you
probably wouldn't even know it. Yeah,

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that's kind of how I felt about
it, because I've watched a lot of

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stuff. It's like, I kind
of thinking back, It's like, man,

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this dude doesn't really cuss, And
I was curious what was the impetus

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of that? Was that just kind
of a natural thing that you wanted to

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do. Was it by design or
were you maybe influenced by guys like Brian

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Reagan or Jim Gaffigan or some of
the more noted guys that don't really work

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too terribly blue all the time.
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of all that stuff where it's like, you know, I don't mind something

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thrown in there once in a while, but it's just like, I don't

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know, it just seems over the
top. It's just like, this is

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my theory is that at some point, you know, comedy was clean.

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This is my theory. I don't
know if this is true. You're right,

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you just weren't like allowed to say
certain things. And then all of

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a sudden, a couple of people
came out and they started saying the things

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you weren't allowed to say, and
it was real edgy. Everybody was like,

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ooh, this is cool, this
is edgy. But now we've got

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to a place where it's like you've
said, everybody said everything. There's nothing

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new to be said. It's comedy
is so like so dirty that I feel

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like raining it in being a little
more clean, a little more creative,

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is the new way. Do you
do you like golf? I'm not a

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golfer, but do you like golf? Like the Masters is tomort you care

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at all? I don't care,
not at all. You're like our listeners.

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Yeah, I mean I I yeah, I mean I like I like

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college football the most and NFL alone
a little bit. And that's that's about

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it. Who would be your celebrity
head coach of your favorite college football team?

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Like a celebrity or an actual coach? Like any Yeah, any celebrity.

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Yeah, I guess some of them
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I know I've already said him,
but yeah, I mean Robert Davault,

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Gene Hackman. I mean, come
on the replacement? Yeah? Oh hell

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yeah, me a Dinzel Washington,
you know throw uh remember the Titans.

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I'll take it. Don Johnson maybe
no, Don Johnson, Yeah, I

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don't know. He would be way
down on the list. Kevin, our

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friend here, is obsessed with celebrities. That's why keeps bringing him up.

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Do you want to just do your
impression Kevin for him? Go ahead,

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Kevin. He brings up Days of
Thunder to every guest we've ever had on

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the show because he does a terrible
Robert Duvall impression. But he'd like one

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line, he'd like, it's only
one line, but he'd like to do

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it from you. Is that okay, Dusty, I'd love to hear it.

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Okay, go ahead, Kevin,
here's your moment. His time's up

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for the call. Hey, Dusty, I'm eating ice cream. That's it.

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What do you think? I think
that's great? I love that you

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know the scenes, say that,
Dusty, Dusty, you know what happened

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to the Texas Theater the place you're
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Yeah, this is where where James
Earl Ray that's the guy on the

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right track. That'd be Lee Harvey
Oswald Lee Harvey. I knew that there

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was two guys that assassinated Martin Luther
King and JFK. And they both had

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three names. Yep, we're back
in the sixties, as Dallas sites would

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say. That's where they rested that
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yeah, yeah, I could hear
that. Yeah, Dusty, thanks for

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the time. Hope you enjoy your
time in Texas. May eighteenth, see

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him at the Texas Theater two shows. Tickets at Dusty Sleigh dot com.

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Have a great day, dude,
take it easy and we'll see you next

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month. Thank you very much.
I appreciate you having me. Thanks dude,

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Dusty sleigh bump bum. I could
have talk to him about the whole

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clean comic angle for a few more
questions. Yeah, he does podcast about

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Bargazzi, So, I mean,
Nate Bargozzi is a clean and so he

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probably didn't want to say like,
I'm a clean guy because Nate Bargotzi's got

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that market swept up. Yeah.
I think he was saving all of his

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jokes for the Texas Theater performing used
Mike wants him to come in and do

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their act to them. I mean
I talked too though. Look, that's

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why podcast funny kind of thankfully we
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Yeah, to bring a little mirth
to the view. You were the

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number one rated comedian you thank you, Mike. So my works game last

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night, Yeah, man, dude, they crushed and then they then they

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slept, slept walking the third take
the foot off the gas a little bit

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to save fuel when looking I was
off in the first quarter like that,

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and Mark Followell starts shouting out all
the affiliates to other ABC channels at your

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carry of the game and shouting out
where the threes have been been launched from

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suburbs at the area that he's in. Oh good, it's my favorite.

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I mean, he's given shout outs
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bit. I don't think they want
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part of the deal if you're going
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Yeah, I think that is.
That's awesome. But he works it in

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great and it's like call your friends
and he does this thing he always does

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when Luca's about to go off.
But when the Luca first quarter heat check

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is just so fun and there's a
play. I took a video of it

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where it was that they were playing
handball when he threw it and Derek Jones

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Junior saved it from going out of
bounds on the baseline, threw it back

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out the half court. Luca has
to keep both beat in so it's not

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a backcourt violation. Throws it over
to Kyrie. Then Luca cuts to the

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basket. Kyrie hits him on the
give and go. I was like,

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they just created a new sport on
the fly. God, they're fun and

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Charlotte's sucks. Yeah, but last
year Charlotte sucked and they beat us.

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What back to back games they killed
us. Yeah, and this year we

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still handled up on them nice to
ensure right that they are not in the

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play in Then with the Sun's loss
last night, didn't that lock them into

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Yes, okay, into the top
six? Yes, we're good. They're

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either gonna be five or five or
six. Do you do you, guys?

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Okay? When you when you watch
a team that uh that has players

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that have either played with you in
the previous season or guys that you traded

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at the deadline, it was weird
to see uh Grant Williams and uh Davis

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Bretons, do you ever wonder and
they usually those teams are just garbage.

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Rarely does a Maverick get traded.
I mean some Mavericks has been good for

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a long long time. Do the
Mavericks trade somebody and send them to just

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like a really great team and you
play them, you always play them in

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their link. Oh, they're gonna
be lucky to get twenty wins this year.

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Do you ever feel bad for them
or wonder what they're doing? Wonder

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what they're thinking? When when Grant
Williams is out there getting you know,

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housed by thirty and just trying and
Burton's is trying to dunk and make threes,

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just knowing how this this damn date's
gonna end and what their brains are

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seeing when they look over the maps. Just have this chemistry and a big

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man that scored twenty two and getting
fifteen rebounds, and Luca and Kyrie are

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BFFs. Are they looking over there
just going, oh my god, where

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am I? I used to be
on that? I don't know they're realizing

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themselves. I think about that.
Yeah, well, I was one thing

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I was thinking about with Grant Williams
when you watch him try to do something

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offensively and then you see PJ.
Washington who had a off night last night.

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He was off, but when you
just like put him next to each

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other too, and you're just like, oh, yeah, we got this

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guy. I'll take this guy.
Like if you just put him in a

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line and I said, which guy
can I have, We'll give me this

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guy like every time. E.
PJ. Washington's a really good player who

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had a bad night, but that
was a that was big. They wiped

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him away and Luca just nuts.
Yeah, it seems like they've gotten over

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that little that that scary dynamic which
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of the Getting snake Bit game.
Yeah, you know, and there's always

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those teams that you kind of can
sleep walk through and the end up getting

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bit that I don't think that's gonna
happen with this team. It's starting to

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make me insane that Lucas probably not
gonna win the MVP. We may do

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this tomorrow or the next day.
We we should talk about it's starting to

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make me insane. Yeah, no, there's there's I don't think there should

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be an argument for anyone else at
this point. I think he's done enough.

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Yeah, but now that they're continuing
to move up their seed in the

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West, Yeah, it's making me
nuts. All right. Morning News,

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yep, dude, dingus Morning News. After two hive spots, this is

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beredible. All right, we've got
a better understanding of possibly why Morgan Wallen

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lost his s on a rooftop bar. And also in country music news,

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Winoda's daughter was arrested for showing her
juds okay to break. You want me

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to go first, don't I need? I need to hit the oxygen masks?

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You get your heart right back down
after that joke,