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This is the two seventeen Recovery podcast
with Corey Winfield. Well, fat people,

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we really hate it. I'm speaking
for all fat people we hate being

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hot. Show me one fat person
that likes being hot, and I have

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some words of them, like why
are you playing? You don't like being

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hot? Bro and Cole holds Marnie
Winfield the little things that I appreciate now

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in life. And this gas station
is the gas station of all gas stations.

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And what makes it so special It's
got like a coffee bar in there,

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kind of It is the fifteenth of
May twenty twenty four, two seventeen

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Recovery podcast. My name is Corey
Winfield. Hi, I'm parting about a

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chair over there. And this is
the two seventeen Recovery podcast. Except Marnie

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is out here, Kim's out here, Mitches out here, Justine's out here,

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Carries out here, and Corey with
an I is out here. How's

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it going? And out here would
be in Lansing, Michigan. Yes we

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are, yes, get ready for
the UFAM rally outside right yeah with bugs?

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Yes we are outside with bugs.
My favorite thing not to do.

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But we had a chance to do
a podcast from inside and I figured we'll

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be getting hype here today. We
gotta put Justin on the complicated hot seat

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tonight. Mitch is gonna be host
for that, so stick around. That'll

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be in about twenty minutes. Carrie
excited. I've seen her face. He's

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like, well, what's going on
here, Cory? This is your first

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time on a podcast? Yes,
it is nice. What about you,

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Kim, you've kind of been on
one before you, But well, I

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left all of the time. I
got nervous. Well yeah, so clearly

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when you laugh on a podcast,
that means you've done them. So that's

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why you're not nervous now, right, right, I'm not nervous. I

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got it now, no doubt.
I thought it was coming. I'm good.

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I can see it there it is. I'm okay, I'm good,

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I'm good. And you cried today, Oh my god. Yah day prize

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me today. I came in and
worked this morning and they gave me my

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badge. I got my beds today, her badge. Yeah. Now,

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and next she's gonna get instructions on
I'm talking to microphones. It's gonna be

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so awesome. No, but no, I hate to hate to kill the

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moment. There Kim, Yeah right, no, but you got talking to

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her like that. Okay, can
you hear me like this? Yeah?

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Okay, okay, So what happened
there we go? When I walked in

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and bitch say, here, here
you go, close your eyes, hold

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your hand out, and oh my
god, they gave me my badge to

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two one seven. Oh my goodness, and money called it right off the

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bag. She was like she crying, and I was saying, I'm not

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crying. I called my brother crying. We took pictures, you know how,

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me and my first day with the
badge. I took pictures and sent

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it to my brother. I took
pictures with everyone. What's your badge?

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Say him? It says Kim Hopkins
two seven recovery recovery coat. Oh yeah,

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yeah, I'm getting there, okay, y'all man. Good tears,

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they are good tears. In the
happy tears. They're the craziest things.

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You cannot control them, bastards.
You cannot. You had the happy tears,

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Corey, Yes, whoa. And
it's something, isn't it. You

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can't and you can't do nothing about
it. You try to like stop talking

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for me, because that's the only
thing you can do. But the tears

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are still coming, and you're like, that's happened to me. At the

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baby shower, They're like, Corey, say something. Boy, I'm like,

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hey, everybody come. I always
try to blame something drink of water.

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But it's so crazy though, man. And the first time it hit

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me was when we were in Papa
and they wanted me to speak, And

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at that time, I thought like, hey, when they ask you to

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speak, you know that's pretty cool, right, Like, hey, that's

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pretty awesome. And they're like,
you're going last, and I'm like,

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oh, okay. Like at a
concert they put the big hitters last.

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No, no, at least this
one, they put the good people first.

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And they figured everybody's going home at
the end, they ain't nobody gonna

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be there. And it was raining, and I tried to like chicken out.

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I didn't try to chicking out.
I was just like, man,

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nobody's gonna be here. I'm not
trying to do this. It's raining and

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thundering. Let's just go eat some
pizza. And I think Marnie talked me

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into sticking around to do. We
were in the car leaving, I think,

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and somebody came right out. They're
like, hey, are you gonna

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get out there? But you were
about to leave, and I'm like,

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we did not come all this way
for you to leave for this opportunity,

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so yeah, you're gonna speak.
Yeah, I was leaving. I was

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about two people passing, two people
away from me and out of there.

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So I parked the car again and
I got up there and I was like,

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started to tell my story or something, and I was talking about my

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mom. Not like bad. I
was like, oh man, mad me

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clean my room, nothing like that, but it was just something about what

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I put her through or something.
And I was like, oh my god.

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Yeah, And I left there with
a microphone. I'm like, this

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is not a place I want to
be crying up here. You know.

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It's like I got jokes for days. I had some good singers, and

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then I get up there and I
start crying. It really brought down the

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room, you know. But a
little motion and a little yeah. I

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wasn't trying to show that people in
Papua, Michigan, you know, none

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of that. I was trying to
act hard and it was not. It

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was the opposite of backing hard.
It's Corey up there crying. It's nice

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since you mentioned being asked to speak
tomorrow. The whole reason we're in Lansing.

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You're gonna be the mc M.
How you feel, how do I

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feel? Are tired? You're a
little nervous yet, No, it'd be

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something if you start crying the morning, that's what will pick me out.

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But I don't think I'm gonna tell
any of those stories. I'm just gonna

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keep it. Hey, that was
them, and this is this guy.

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He's from the Senate House place there
you go to microphone like, all right,

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give me that back, all right. Next, we're gonna talk to

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the drum people here. You go, Oh, no more than that.

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What am I supposed to say?
Right? Oh? You know what you're

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gonna say? All kinds of crazy
things I don't like. Like Christian gave

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you a wide open slate on whatever
you could say. Like, really,

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if you really need to bring that
up again, he said, keep it

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peaching thirteen and to keep a pushing
Marnie, not you baby, any second.

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We're here in Lansing, money,
don't you push there? But here

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we canna keep pushing some of my
wife over there. It was up girl,

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That's what we're saying. Though.
It is like you're gonna you don't

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know what you're gonna say right now, but we know you're gonna say like

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you're just that guy. You you're
you're good at filling I don't want to

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say filling air, but you are. You know when it comes to airtime,

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like you got something to say.
You're quick on your w That's why

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they chose you to do this.
My guy, you're gonna be great.

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So you're a great speaker. Even
I think you'd be disappointed if you didn't

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bring some Corey, wouldn't field to
the stage. Well, I think I

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gotta keep Corey going to the off
the stage. I told you that in

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the car earlier. I was like, I think I'll be fine as long

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as I just do some Corey.
But just not all the way Corey.

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It wouldn't feel like just you just
get like that. Maybe just stop at

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the r get the third third grade
Corey. Should I just go there and

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start making them names? Oh my
god, at Osborne coming up in a

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little bit. Justin's gonna really bring
you back to your radio days. On

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let me tell you a story.
I'll just start making enough stories about times

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I hung out with rock stars that
I really didn't hang out with them.

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I was hanging out with Ted Nugia
one time, and uh, he pissed

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himself because, uh he saw some
backstraps on this buck that he just couldn't

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resist. So he was actually peeing
in the toilet when we saw I actually

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was in the little makeshift toilet.
They got outside and he peed all over

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his legs to go grab his bow. Oh my, that's Ted NuGen every

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It's believable around here though. Michigan
hanging out with Whittemore once coming her Oh

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man, dumb shit she did.
Were just outside vaping. She likes that.

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That'd be great doing sling blade boys. Yeah, Governor Whitmer, she

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likes biscuits and blustered on them.
They that's where just was going with this.

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I don't think I can do any
of that stuff that. I'm just

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gonna just keep it moving. I
think you're gonna break on something. You're

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gonna say some kind of story.
I just want you to say a sentimental

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one. I want to see you. No no, no, no,

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you don't have everybody. I be
a crown. Well, I gotta give

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a shout out to my wife.
So that's that's the one. I'm kind

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of worried about. I'm just like, oh, she's crossing her legs and

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not to deliver a breaknant to see
me start three cocks. Yeah, but

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getting here though, was not easy. Oh my lord. Yeah, the

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devil was as me. He was
asking me, Kim, you believe in

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the devil? Hold on? Yes? Okay, well all right, I

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gotta make sure we have different views
on things. Oh my good, here

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we go. I feel like he
was after every car that was with you

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along the way here and see when
you're doing good, that's what he does.

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He comes after you. He'll test
you. Well, that slowed down

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because if I would have outran him, we were smashed into that car that

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was illegally passing the people that were
clean side of the road. Yeah,

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we're in front of everybody. We
were the first ones to stop, and

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like we got to witness them almost
hitting us and going what the fuck is

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going on? And then the guy
that was cleaning and the cleaning truck he

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gets out because I looked at him. I raised my hands like, what's

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going on? Dude? He got
on. He's like so he gets out

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and he kind of looks at people
and he's like, well, I could

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tell he was pissed, Oh see, we see that. And then I

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said, well, let's just go
now, and so we went up and

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then as we approached the one,
there was a truck with the boat.

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He got the corry, the people
behind him got the cory. Everybody that

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was like in the wrong. What
was happening is there was the It was

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this machine of a truck or something. Yeah, they were like cleaning off

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the side of the road so then
the paint trucks could come through and paint

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the white line. And there these
people are behind them, and it was

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no passing zone or something, and
they were a little pissed off that they're

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little white people kill their little world
just got rocked and they had to wait

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a couple of minutes. Just a
little rocking. There they go crazy lanes

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that line saying you can't pass for
other people. I have money in the

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bank and I vote let's get going. They started passing everybody and then but

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there was this long line and then
other people were like, oh, this

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reminds me of Arkansas. Let's just
follow along. So then they just jumped

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right behind them and they're like going, but meanwhile there's nowhere for them to

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go. Because there's cars coming the
other way, which is the way we

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were going. Let's say we were
going northbound. I have no idea because

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I have anyway east justice all right, we were going east, they were

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going west, and there's probably a
quarter mile maybe longer half a mile of

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backed the cars and these asses.
Probably at the end of it was like,

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well, I'm just going to go
around them. Did you see that

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Burgundy car go around? Did y'all
see that? No? That was when

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you and I were before. He
was coming straight toward us. I looked

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like, what is he doing?
He then swerved into our shoulders, so

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we did not We come to this
one line he going. He got out

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the line on our in our lane
coming toward us, and I had to

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get over there. Then I saw
then I saw ge with guns on it.

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Oh my god, we're gonna say, justin, I was gonna say,

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I gave a bunch of corries out
as we as I rolled right behind

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you. If you're unfamiliar with if
you're unfamiliar with the corry that it's called

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giving some of the finger. I
gave it so much we just named it

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the Cory, and I wanted to
have one in my car that would flashed

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and I could hit a button and
then someone saw my idea. Not the

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first time that's happened, No,
but I think that the army truck that

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Jim was just Jim, Jim Kim, but anyway, like it had a

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fifty caliber on top of it and
everything, And we were the last ones

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that went through there, and he
was finally irritated with having to sit there

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because where as we go by it, he punches it and pulls through where

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you got me. I'm like,
where are we, Mitch, Wait a

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minute, I'm looking at see cars
coming my way, Army tanks coming down

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the street, and were near the
woods. So you know, I was

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about to say, that's some runch. You know, we don't go in

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the woods. Too many trees.
Army truck. Oh no, oh lord,

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yeah, y'all do. Yeah,
that was pretty crazy. And so

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we get through that and filled a
bunch of people off. It's crazy.

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And then we stop at the gas
station from it. We kind of talk

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about that, and then we get
back on the road and we jet out

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of there. Mitch and Gym they
just kept on going. They didn't even

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stop. They didn't need a restroom. Bread Jim, but we didn't.

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We kept going. We we didn't
even stop, you know. They so

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they're ahead of us and we started
going back and there's just some stupid people,

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man, some really stupid driving going
on. And we were past there

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was like this RV and then there
was a jeep that was following them,

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and they were just cruising along.
It's seventy speed limit is seventy five.

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Well but you can go seventy.
I guess we just kind of get the

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right line. But when they're passing, this truck was going sixty nine,

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you know, and it's like one
of these Well behind that semi truck was

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this other like truck that mixes like, I don't know, stuff, maybe

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dirt or something in the back of
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of the kids that your kids play
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truck concre Well it didn't, it
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But it's like a Tonka truck,
but bigger in real life and green and

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ugly. And so as I'm passing
that guy, he decides I'm going to

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pass the semi now because I'm going
seventy one. So I see his blinker

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kind of turned on like a corner
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him, like what's he doing?
And he starts like heading over and I'm

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like it's I honked the horn.
Yeah, honked, give him a honk,

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gave him a couple of corries,
slowed down and give him some more

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corries. And you just see it
too. The wife is in this car.

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He's like, yeah, that's because
he's like, whoa. I don't

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know if that was called I think
he saw you. I'm like, no,

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he's going to see me. I'll
slow down to make sure he does.

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He didn't. He didn't even pass. He slowed away the hell down.

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You could tell. I don't know
if he was smoking some of that

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Michigan legal weed, which he's not
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where he drives right, was paying
attention to his oncoming He's probably just cruising

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down of the road listening to Sublime. Man just wins. I think we

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get paid Friday. What I got. I'm past this dude, man,

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and let's go ship. This guy's
oh my god, it's gonna get me

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the finger, but it looks pissed. Just slow down and slow down.

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We'll get there. When we get
you on the clock, man, you

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gotta mind yourself. Bro, he
got slow down, man, tell Stoner's

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talk in my mind. Once we
got off Highway ten, we're pretty smooth

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sailing. Yeah. We just listened
to who was we listen? I had

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her listen to one of the podcasts
I like to listen. I was like,

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okay, just looks disgusted. Look
at Marty with that face all the

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way. So I think he did
it on purpose, I did. I

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think he did that so that way
I won't hold on, hold on justin.

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I think he did it so I
won't talk because these people talking,

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So what do I have to talk
about? So all I'm doing just looking

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out the window looking it was it
was payback for making the entire car smell

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like Vienna sausages. The entire one
can. That's all it took. It's

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like opening an on me Moday for
before you gets to go off. Wa

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minute. He had that broodcast on
all the way. I didn't even have

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to talk, just locking the window. I would love to see that car,

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right. She was laughing. It
was okay, some of it was

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funny, but he just just was
looking out the window. I was on

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the Blue bus kidnapped. I had
to keep my ass open. Army trains.

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I have to keep my hans open. Army tanks. A great transition

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into Justin with THEE and you had
to keep your butt open. Had I

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had to keep my eyes open.
Was wag your eyes? My eyes open?

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Here we go. I was just
locking the window. It's like sp

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licking the window. Keep my ass
opened and scared. I got tranks coming

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at me after after the trank,
we were fully puckered though them. Tranks

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was coming just flying out. My
ride was fun. We laughed and joked

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the whole way down. Man,
Justin, you rode with Carrie Corey and

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Jesse Ye. Yeah, we just
cracked jokes the whole way. I don't

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even think we listened to one song. No, like I ended up turning

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down the radio on our way down. Well that was nice. I was

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so glad you were transporting your wife
that's pregnant and she we knew that she

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needed a pee at some point in
time. We weren't gonna be the ones

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to stop, so we were so
happy. My finally, Wow, Justin's

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been we've been on the strip before. Yeah, and we usually do stop

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at that gas station, and that's
why I asked. Mitch was like,

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well, we're not gonna stop,
We're gonna keep on going. I hope

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you used the vampoo. I strategically
limited my liquid intake prior to the ride.

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Yeah, because usually I'm hitting the
bathroom every like thirty five minutes.

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It's not past hour and a half. Our three hour drives, so you

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break it up an hour and a
half. And it was like our ten

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after the gas station. So once
we make it there, it wasn't too

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bad. Some my honey, can
you make it? So Mitch saved seem

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the way we drive it's an hour
or ten minutes. Yeah, but he

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beat us here drives it's an hour
and a half. I mean, Mitch

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drives an hour twenty Mitch, we
can't stop now. It's okay you're saying.

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You're saying that to who got here
first, because you didn't stop at

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the stopping point, the rest stop
point. You kept going. You saw

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us over there, and you're like, I gave it's the Cory and just

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hit the gas and window. Yeah, ducky, come the taints. That

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was right after that. It really
was. I was like looking at the

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road, I didn't even see you
guys over there. And I was like

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half kidding to Kim, like we
ain't stopping, But then she took it

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serious and I was like, all
right, we're gonna go all the way

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here. I had to piece so
bad when we got here, though,

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we're not letting. I didn't drink
anything in the room unless we charge your

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card. I'm like, do it
give me in that room, please?

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Yeah, So you should have waited, you should have stoped and took a

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rust with the rest of us at
the halfway point. I think he might

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have been in there. I will
have to say, your new two seventeen

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ride very nice. Yeah, some
people go to treatment a little bit.

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Yeah. Well, see a lot
of people think that we should have just

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a beater because and here's the thing, man, and we're just going to

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talk about the two seventeen recovery rides
for just a second before we get back

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into you fam talk. But back
in Benton Harbor, when I was doing

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my outpatient I would have to call
Meridian, that were my insurance at the

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time. And there's this company that
worked for Meridian called MTM