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second row, but not much so. Yeah, ninety seven one the freak

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Go. Part of the reason we're
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be here tomorrow, but tomorrow at
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That'll be good. Yeah, yeah, that'll be good. I kind of

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want to listen. I'm not gonna
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thirty. I'm locked in Rose,
that'll believe you. Yeah, I think

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you'll be locked into the podcast at
some point after one. Okay, maybe

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I probably will sleep till ten to
me gloriously and then go play golf.

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Now next today, you're golfing tomorrow. Yeah, I'm that Thursday golf for

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me. Oh, I'm not gonna
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couple of weeks. No r ip
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booth. He's gonna go join the
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news. Good job, dude.
Coming up in a bit, I've got

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a little special gift, and you
know you can read into the messaging as

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much as you like. Metroplex at
nine point fifty, you'll get that now.

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Coming up next ten to is Christina
and Steve. And Christina and Steve

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have done some incredible work, not
only in their lives but also in the

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last seven days. And I think
I'm gonna start with Christina here because then

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we got a Christmas vibe. We're
gonna do a little gift exchange here.

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In a second, Steve did a
Christmas song. We'll get to that in

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a minute. Christina had a birthday
on sixteenth sixteenth, December sixteenth, sweet

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sixteen is and this is a song
that she created, the thirty fourth b

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day song. That's what's labeled in
the email she sent me. I've not

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heard it yet. I'm excited about
this. I heard her working on a

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little bit. I'm excited to hear
it. Yeah. I always think about

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the people who have December birthdays and
how that would suck, just in terms

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of if you are fortunate enough to
get gifts, you know, they go

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that. My mother that December twenty
ninth her birthday home. It's just a

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bummer, you know, when you
get a different time of year, it's

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all spread out. It's good people
forget about you in December. But this

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is the Christina Ray thirty fourth birthday
song. Live on kg LFM, the

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Home of the Dallas Mavericks and Inside
Sports Medicine with doctor Teo Sorril. I

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wrote a song kind of about my
birthday because you know what, when you

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turn at the next age, when
you turn the page right, you kind

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of reflect back on your life and
like, man, should should I really

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be here at this age? What
am I? What am I doing?

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And uh anyway, without further ado, i'men to sing this song for you.

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Do it another year, older man, I still wouldn't dare calling someone

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on the phone, still asking mom
for doctor advice? What's a health plan?

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And why do I try? Don't
get me started on anxiety? Did

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I really lock the door? Little? Someone help me? I'm so bad

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at adulting? How am I thirty? For? There comes a high part?

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Wish me luck? You gots take
it up there. Every day there's

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something, and I think we all
agree that no one has a clue.

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I should have savings, even touring
the world, look with t Swift has

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done? Sorry JJ. Instead,
I'm sitting here behind a radio board,

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listening to skin say turn that up
more fans blue to TikTok, watching word

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VIDs. Who could ask for more? Screwbat smart, stuck playing far drops,

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listen in to boot talk. Hey, I'm thirty four. Maybe one

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summer I can finally pay off college
and I won't have so much debt to

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bear? But why would I scream? Pen save? The new iPhone is

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out and I need those sweet greets. Don't get me wrong, I'm doing

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just fine. Look at minnrvan A
crew and I get a hug from Mike's

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roy every day. His athletic build
will blow you away. Here's a real

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answer. My life's not a poor
I have so much left and more Hendrick

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thelaire to greet me and my guitar
to soothe me. I'm glad I'm only

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thirty for I did. Dude,
that was beautiful. Not a singer.

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Okay, what a sweet voice she
has, man, I think she needs

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to hear that, because singing,
despite being a great musician, is like

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terrifies her. You could tell she
was nervous. She's good. If she

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had five percent confidence that she was
good, yeah, she would nail it.

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She her voice is really good,
Mary. It's really sweet too.

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I don't know if I've heard her
attempt to sing like that. It's incredible.

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That's funny too. When I'm thirty, what's so endearing? Man?

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What was the original song there?
When I'm sixty four by the Beatles?

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Oh? Okay, okay, Sergeant
PEPs. Wow that I thought I wanted

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to hear it live on the air. Great, Like the idea of I

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should be saving but there's a new
iPhone coming. That's true, I should

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be saving and I spell whiskey all
over my MacBook. Oh no, whiskey.

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We'll do the strip mall Steve song, Okay, because I think we

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should get to our Christmas gift exchange. Yeah, and this is not even

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like the White Elephant Secret sant I
want to do the other day, which

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is dumb joke gifts. I mean
they're probably dumb, and they might be

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jokey kind of some of them.
But I think these are actual, real

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gifts. Like I got y'all real
gifts, and I think you guys mostly

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did the same, and it's just
gonna be nice. There's just niceties live

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on the radio. Hell yeah,
uh JJ brought us gifts like last week

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and well we made her hang on
to him until today. And that's partially

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why Danny came in today. We're
like, dude, come in, we

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gotta do some presents. So I
think, are these all the same?

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Are they all because they all look
like the same bag? Well you all,

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yeah, one everyone's got the same
one item in. There's different things

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that I bought for each each of
you. Oh what do you guys want

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to do? Visually? These have
been waiting here at the Yeah, we

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need to get these. Yeah,
in the office, and also like he

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dropped. I told Mikey this earlier. It's the time of giving and receiving.

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You know. They say it's better
to give than receive, and I

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think that's stupid. You could get. I think you could do both.

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I got myself something this year.
If you turn around, Danny, Yes,

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okay, that's what that is.
We were wondering what that was.

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Weird. He brought a little neon
sign that's now plugged in. It just

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says clam chowder, and there's a
little bowl of colored lines in it and

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a spoon. I feel good because
I gave it. I hadn't. I

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feel good because I received it.
You got yourself a gift, A neon

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sign that says clam chowder. Is
it your mind blown? Yeah? Nothing

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says ringing the Yule Tide than a
neon sign that says clam chowder. Nice.

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Let's see what Jimmy's got us.
Oh hell yeah, look at that

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the new black pumas oh on Finnyl. Thank you, darling. That is

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awesome. I do not have this. We're the hardest one, Danny.

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I do not have this yet.
I have the first one, but not

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this one. He usually is the
hardest one. Danny, shut up.

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I have a flask, doesn't the
man, the mid the legend flask and

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shot glasses, and you know what. I have been in need of a

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flask. I left mine in Danny's
car twenty five years ago. I got

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a sweet, Yes you did.
I got a sweet Packers. Oh,

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a toboggan that has Kevin. Yeah, dude, I can represent the six

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and eight packers out there. There
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on a beanie. How you do
that? That's yeah too, This is

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amazing. I expect everyone in uniform
tonight at the movie. Oh hell yeah,

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well yes, yes, she got
us Christmas pajamas, red plaid Christmas

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pajamas and a green T shirt that
has with a puppy, a kiddy cat

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and another puppy. This is badass. I expect unison tonight. Look like

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a beautiful family. You got one
too, right, it's not to the

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house, Yes, all right.
These are awesome. This is so cool,

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you guys. I love coming here
every morning working with you all.

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Y'all are awesome. Y'all make my
job so much fun, and y'all have

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done so much for me obviously,
I mean, come on, this is

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the least I could do, and
it's beautiful. We love you. Slashed

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at home tonight after the movie,
dancing around in my pea ja I love

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drunk Vinyl. It's the best scrap
crap. How nice? Is that?

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Two? Nice? Too nice?
We should pay we should like give it

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pay her bag. You should give
her her gifts, okay, and then

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we'll do all our okay, all
right, yeah, let's do it.

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Then you do it. You're right
there, that red one and then yeah,

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those two are the red ones.
The last one. Yeah, this

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is exciting. Yeah, JJS present
you know what it's all about giving for

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everybody else, not necessarily receiving.
I kind of agree. As I get

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older, I'm more excited to give. I know, right, what did

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you get? J J? So
this is peaking out the bag. I

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don't know who this is all they
are from all of us. We all

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went in together on these sticking out
the bag. I got a nice Beyonce

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sticker. Oh my god, put
it with fifteen formation formation of putting up

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the two middle fingers. Love it, love it, love it? Oh

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yeah, what did you get?
I got it? Janet's the velvet.

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Wait a minute, it's just just
like a book to like about her album.

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Yes, about the Velvet Rope album. Yes, that is probably my

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favorite album of hers. That album
is so damn good. It's a thirty

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three and a third book. If
you've seen Question of Control for Black Women

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is a okay, from ninete eighty
six onwards, The Truth. Okay,

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it's those tiny books about those albums. It's incredible. Yeah, little facts

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about the record. Yeah, and
you can kind of listen to the record

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while reading about each Oh my god, and that album is so damn good.

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The Velvet Rope ninety eight, Oh
thank you? Okay, yes,

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no, my brains is too big. Okay, I got it on air

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hat This is from the Renaissance Tour. Hell yeah, hell yeah, it's

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JJ on air. Yeah, and
that too. Yeah y'all. Oh,

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there's mo Where do I put everything? The uh yeah? Yeah? Yeah,

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Oh my god. Okay, this
is number two. We're doing it

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down Beat Gifted Ship. Yeah,
Freak to our best friends inside Sports Medicine

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with doctor by Inside Sports standing up
to see what that is. At some

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point, poster M ninety seven won
the Freak dot Com in there Topish Christmas

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party tonight, can see us in
our pajamas, Almo Draft House Cinema,

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Lake Highlands location, speakeasy broadcasting that
so you're you're fine, take your time

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that you don't want to rip it, don't rip it. You know you

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don't. We can just tell you
because you don't want to rip it.

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You may not want to pull it
out. You may not. With the

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poster. There it is. She
got it. She got it, keep

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it whole too. Let's see alright, JJ is done rolling the poster.

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What is it? She screamed,
as you can hear. Yep, yep,

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Conan the Barbarian movie poster, the
World Tour poster. Hell yeah,

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Conan the Barbarian Movie poster, gently
used. Yep, it's going around the

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wall. That can go on the
wall in this is iconic. I have

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this on my shirt. What is
that against post? This is the Renaissance

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and Beyonce Renaissance World Tour. Dang
did I have that? No? Well,

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she's gonna put it out behind her
so we can it every day.

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Awesome, got a good poster.
I see a Porky's two movie poster back

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in there somewhere. It's stuff going
on in the last year. Porky with

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the eye looking through the hole.
Yeah, yeah, it's when I did

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my year in movies of twenty twenty
two. I got one more, got

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a red wrapped box that says JJ
on it. Okay, okay, it's

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a box on below, so he
is it cocaine? Good being? Could

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it be cocaine? You do love
cocaine? Guy? Thanks Jim you guys.

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It's it's money. It's like poor, thank you money. She's counting

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it. I love it, Oh, thank you that much on air it

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doesn't matter. One million dollars,
just a lot, just a ton.

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We love you y'all. Outside for
twenty four we're gonna kick ass. Hell

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yeah, he love y'all. You
you deserve all of it. A lot

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of Beyonce stuff. All right,
what do we got? Says? Uh?

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You know? Do mine to you, guys? Because they're not like

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they're they're they're thoughtful, but they're
kind of like, you know, maybe

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a little personal. But okay,
what fun? Sam? What's what I

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got? You guess? You know? Yeah? There are gag gifts at

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the the Gifted Shade for the whole
station last week all right, Kevin,

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Hell yeah, do you know what
this is? And do you have it?

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Okay? I saw this the other
day. Uh huh. Looked at

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it and said, man, I
got a couple other books I'm gonna get

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too soon, So you're aware of
this. I am aware of this.

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What is it? Uh? The
book is called Sellout. It's about the

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major label feeding frenzy that swept punk, emo, and hardcore from ninety four

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to two thousand and seven. And
I looked at the bands at this covers

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on the back and I'm like,
man, most of these are right in

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your wheelhouse. Yeah, these are
bands that honestly, So I just I

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got christina birthday book yesterday and it's
oral history of that time period because it's

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called Where Your Voice Tonight and it's
about though out Boy in My Chemical Romance.

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So bands I missed. I don't
even really like those bands. They're

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like about the Age Your Younger movie. But I'm after reading that book,

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I'm fascinated in this era. Yeah, I think music. I think the

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general synopsis is you had all of
these bands like Blink one eight two,

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some of the Other Day, Jawbreaker
to the Jimmy World right before they became

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as we know them, you know, when they're like Green Day's. I

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guess first real major label album Dookie, which had all those hits on it,

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like they were legitimate, underground hardcore
kind of uh bands that just played

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for themselves, and then these major
labels discovered them and said, Okay,

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you guys can toil away in you
know, relative anonymity and be true to

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yourselves or follow our path and become
what they ended up becoming. And it's

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kind of that mindset of the where
were these guys were at the time,

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Like what do we do? Do
we take the money and run? And

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some of them, you know have
are still doing it and some aren't.

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But when Boy and My Chemical Romance
get super popular, all those bands who

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are in the scene at the time
were rolling their eyes at them like they

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suck, they're ruining the scene,
and they're like, we didn't mean to.

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We just happened to get on MTV
and now we're popular and everyone likes

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us. Yeah. Yeah, it's
a fascinating story. And thank you because

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I like books. Cool good Mikey
appears. I have a book as well,

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like books, right, oral history
of Dan Marino. Dude, I

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want this when you get done.
Okay, by the way, but this

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thing looks fascinating to me. This
I have that. It's great. Really

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you read this. It's called this
Isn't Happening Radiohead's kid A in the beginning

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of the twenty first century by Stephen
Hyden, author of Twilight of the Gods.

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Wow, Dode, this is perfect. I need something new that I

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might not immediately picked out. I
don't think of rock books too much.

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It's kind of a companion piece to
the album kid A when it came out.

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You remember Radiohead was kind of like
gott Lam based it in a way.

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But it's it just shows how far
ahead of its time and how relevant

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that record is now. And they
tie it into a lot of events that

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were happening in what is now history. And uh, that book looks really

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really smart and really interesting and I
cannot wait to read that. This looks

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like a couple of days, a
few days ready, that's amazing. Thank

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you, welcome, You're welcome.
You what Let's let's stay on time.

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We'll finish a couple more gifts.
We'll play the strip Mall Steve song and

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a special gift for our audience to
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seven, won the Freak