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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seventy one, The Freak, the countdown

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to Chase Elliot? Is it two
hours? Let's he doing He's not even

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awake. Well, it's seven thirty. He's probably changing his tires, don't

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They do it every day? But
he doesn't do it. He changed his

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oil, didn't he? I figure
he wants to be under the hood of

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a car. He's in Martin's.
Martin are the Martinsville this weekend? Yeah,

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he's in Martinsville, Virginia. He's
awake seven thirty. Yeah, dude,

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it's Wednesday. Yeah, dude,
we're practicing to day. We're't gonna

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take it. It was a late
offer and we were like, we already

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had Christopher Bell. We could have
said no. We said yeah, but

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it said yes. It's the son
of Bill Elliott. That is the main

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reason I was like, hell yes. And in two thousand and nine he

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was on the Sports Illustrated UH cover
issue with one Jordan's Beef in a future

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Phenom's piece. Who else was on
there? The only other name that I

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know was one that didn't turn out
very well. Michael Kidd, Gilchrist the

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basketball player you know which not to
be confused with Shakeel just Alexander. Oh,

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I didn't some do though, because
of the hyphen and the G.

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Don't get stuck on that though.
And just the three I was the three

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of them. One of those starts
thirteen people on the cover. Yeah,

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we just go through all thirteen of
them. I couldn't find him. I

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was looking for it, getting ask
him. Went to the Sports Illustrated website

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and it said, Nope, we
don't exist for sale. Yeah one dollar

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Bama. I guess it's a bummer. I don't really don't read it anymore,

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but yeah, dude, and at
Natica Love, run into the mailbox,

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grabbed the latest Sports Illustrated, Yeah
issue, run inside and read it.

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Yeah, and look at the end, amazing photographs. Cranky little Rod

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base percent Greg Little Rod to Rick
Riley. Okay, Rick Riley, what

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a beating. I always liked Rick
Riley his last page thing. And then

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he turned in one of these guys
that everyone hates online. I never liked

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him. Did the smart He was
smart? They didn't identify with small town

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Kevin who's twelve rings was illustrated.
I didn't understand these things he's talking about.

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You're more of a faces in the
crowd, guy, Oh my god,

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give me faces in the crowd all
day all Dick magazine. So that

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mama something, That mama panda appears
to be plowing her baby. Why is

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it snowing all of a sudden.
I thought you said it was a live

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cam live stream. It just started
snowing. It did not snow that much

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in two minutes. It was not
snowing. It dumped. We're watching a

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panda live stream. For those that
don't know, there's one chatter in this

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well you she guse So it's a
she. She's just chatting to the pandas

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because no one else in the chat
box. And she's like, good morning,

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yang yang yang yang. They're about
the damn cutest thing in the world.

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Yes, it's treating her baby like
they're human beings. See. Look,

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this pant is climbing a tree and
mom's gonna came like, get down

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right now. Climbs and he's climbing
higher. The mom just freak out every

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time he gets high on something.
Yes, oh my god, she's going

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up. She's going up to get
your ass. Don't make me come up

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there. Oh my god, that
little baby's way. See the baby just

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fall down from the top of the
screen. A mom's gonna slip and fall.

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I dragging. This is horrible radio. But my god, everyone loves

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Pandas. Oh it's so funny.
Wow. Okay, alright, alright,

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okay, we'll post a video of
that on social media. We'll give you

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a look at what we're seeing.
We'll show you the pandas. But let's

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do the thing. What do you
find, Panda? That sounds like a

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website. I go to watch the
MAVs, gmes, Welcome to Pandas Dream.

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She's oh, she just took off
her belt. She's went spanking.

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We country Pandas. It's time to
get your ass out of bed. Most

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speaking of exotic animals, stay tuned
for nine o'clock when I've got some stories

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animal style. That's gonna be great. I can't here, I'm in the

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chat. I'm gonna say good morning, Yang Yang. Well we had on

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earthquake class. We didn't we didn't. They A seven point four magnitude earthquake

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struck last night yesterday afternoon evening off
of Taiwan. Now it killed nine people

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and injured At time of this publication, eight hundred and eighty two people,

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and this number of casualties could exponentially
rise in the coming days. It happened

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at about eight pm Eastern time,
so seven pm for US. It was

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at a depth of twenty one miles
and eleven miles south southwest of the island's

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east coast. It prompted tsunami warnings
that were later lifted in Taiwan, Japan,

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and the Philippines. NBC News talked
to an American who has lived in

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Taiwan for seventeen years, and she
said that she was still feeling after shocks

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in the afternoon and hours after the
initial quake. It's said, in all

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the years that I've lived here and
in southern California, felt a lot of

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earthquakes, this was by far the
strongest and the most frightening. Now we've

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all been pretty inundated online with images
and video of the effects of this well

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that was happening in real time.
It's one of the wonderful benefits of having

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an HD four K camera in your
pocket at all times, and everybody in

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the world has one. One that
comes to mind pretty quickly is the building

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that is half collapse. It appears
to be about a four story housing a

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development, like a small apartment complex
that is just sitting, you know,

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kind of just tilted at about a
fifteen degree angle, and it looks like

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the instability that I feel when I
look at this photo and see the video

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of this building is pretty big.
It's like watching KT interview a nascard right

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instability of this structure. And all
it would take is a is a mid

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Robert Devaal impression to send this thing
crashing to the crowd cream. I showed

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you guys a moment ago the video
of the guy that was swimming in a

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in a in a big high rise
apartment pool and somebody was shooting video of

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him while he was swimming ruin the
earthquake hit and the amount of splashing and

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teetering and tottering backward that that guy's
dealing with while he's in that pool is

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incredible. And he's just kind of
frozen standing in the pool like my good

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at spot as any maybe well,
I think in those moments. And I

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saw another video of uh, these
two people that were on scooters on a

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pretty big ass bridge and somebody behind
them had their camera out and they were

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shooting, and you just see the
bridge just swaying back and forth. You

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see the flags on the bridge moving
back and forth, and everybody is just

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kind of bracing themselves. Yeah,
because you don't know what to do.

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You're just sitting there going uh and
hoping that it ends. And I guess

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if you're on a bridge on a
scooter, do you try to get off

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or you're gonna crash. You're gonna
crash if you even try to move.

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So they're just kind of legs out
standing and waiting for what a minute?

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Yeah, you take for a while. I think you're on You're right about

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the uh. Everyone having phones and
now we get to see and it really

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kind of humanizes these things. I
mean, you could read about a earthquake

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in Taiwan twenty years ago and you
just read about it and like, oh,

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that sounds terrible, but you go
on Instagram and instantly watch video from

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all over. It just humanizes the
hell out of it. I think that's

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a good thing. I don't know
what that result of that is. But

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and the thing about videos, and
we all know this, you know it.

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The vibe that you get from a
cell phone video is such a tiny

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percentage of what the experience has to
be like I mean you get just a

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even with the video, it's still
a minute glimpse into the reality and the

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totality of the situations. You said
a seven to four seven four, John,

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What the magnitude is? Was of
the most powerful earthquake ever recorded?

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Yeah? No, nine point one, No eleven point three. I believe

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the skill taps out at ten,
but I could be wrong, but I'll

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say, really, you guys are
sandwiching it. You said nine to one,

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higher, nine three higher, nine
to eight, Kevin, Oh my

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god, nine, let's just say
between ninety four. No. I think

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it's important because you might rank it
if there were two that were the same

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that were in that range. It's
in nine to five in Chile. In

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nineteen sixty Alaska had a nine to
two. I don't know how that's ensured.

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I understand we have the Richter scale, right, but yeah, based

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off of former New York Rangers goalie
Mike Richter. Yep, it's based off

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of him. Yeah, he had
a passion for the earthquake, for tectonic

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plate movement. Or for those non
hockey fans out there, Conan's former psychick

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Andy Richter. There you go,
or oh, Brodie, there's a girl

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wrestler, Wendy Richter Rich, Yeah, she'd be the one most likely to

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cause an earthquake. No, she
was skinny and hottish, I think,

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yeah, but not when you're look
anybody can create damage when you're flying off

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that turn buckle with that that velocophy. I mean super fly Snooko wasn't a

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big guy per se by comparison,
but man, when he went flying off

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of that turnbuckle, woe. How
did Rick Renner never have a feature called

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the Richter scale? Like pre game
before MAVs rockets tonight his top five highlights

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of the night on the Richter Scale? Ricter, This dunk was eight,

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not bad? And if you suggested
that to him, I bet it would

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be on tonight's broadcast. And Rick
Renner is a sweet man? Is I

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love it? D Yeah? I
just don't know the measurement, like how

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accurate it is? Like doesn't it
depend on where you're picking up the readings

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And if the episode of the earthquake
is like right next to where their reading

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scale is, that might crank it
up a little. What doesn't matter.

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Seven point four is a big boy, largest one in Taiwan in twenty five

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years and among the creepy ones sick. They're working a free sixty people who

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are trapped in a tunnel like the
movie Daylight starring Sliced alone. Do you

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ever see that? Uh Daylight?
Yeah? Light, I feel like I

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did, like a I don't know
if it's a Cabby or what a New

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York driver. And then there's a
for an earthquake. Something causes the ends

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of the tunnel to collapse and they're
trapped inside. Water levels are rising.

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We need a hero. Good things
sliced the loans in here, otherwise what

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would we do? Yeah, it
was supposed to be Cliffhanger for tunnels.

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They had hard to replicate that area. Was expecting a big influx of visitors

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this weekend because they have a big
holiday in Taiwan for a traditional Chinese festival

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known as Tomb Sweeping Day when people
honor their ancestors. But the earthquake has

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disrupted all rail services and damaged the
main road into I can't pronounce the city

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Julleen h u a l Juaaleen Hualeen, and there's no easy way to get

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there at the moment, So that
kind of screwed up their their big party

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tomb sweep. That'sundly a great idea. I would assume it. He used

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to go clean up. Maybe the
graveyards put flowers down. And Mexico has

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Ada we don't have anything like that. Yeah, we just die go away.

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Yeah, get some more faster where
your money die, your money going

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old man. Yeah, Oh,
it's so much of that end kidding inheritance.

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Now in small towns, they do
try to take care of the cemeteries.

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They have cemetery boards things like that. I'm not sure about the city.

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I don't even know. I mean, I I know a few cemeteries

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that I like. If I died, I was gonna get buried up around

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here somewhere. I wouldn't know where
to go. I know, where do

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you go? What if you Yeah, I kind of know what cemetery I

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would be put in off the top
of my head. And only there's two

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cemeteries. They probably put you in
the smaller one, a little further out

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of town. Yeah, they're running
out of a room on the big one.

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But again, like I said,
they have a board of executives.

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So maybe one of my friends or
family members is on the cemetery board,

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or they vote to like you know, clean it up or cemetery board.

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The amount of committees in small towns
is amazing. You don't want to get

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true creamed. I'm sorry, you
don't want to get creamed. Oh well

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not today? Like now when you
want to get cremated and you want to

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get buried or cremated buried? Really? Yeah? When we cremate you,

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what's your whole body intact? Like
what are you a pharaoh? Yeah?

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I have to find the power to
rise from the dead like they'll do back,

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like they're going to two thousand years. They're gonna unearth the tomb of

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King Kevio, put him on a
display and ah around the world. Yeah,

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I could be the Nixonian. I
could, but I may not likely

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cremate you fire up an area like
Jesus, you get me, fire up

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a tractor and just dumpy all over
only your your native land. I have

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helped spread ashes on the ballpark.
For whom you've done that to? Yeah,

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a friend of mine's friend's dad.
So you illegally brought ash to a

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ballpark. Yea, spread it.
The problem is I was in a major

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league field. That's illegal. Caught
in the background dumping it on the first

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base foul line. I was seen
in the background of the set of MLB

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First Pitch or whatever with Chris Rose
and Jason Verattek or whatever the other analyst

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is. It is Kevin lar christ
Ers that shows love kicking Kevin malar me

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and my buddy in the background.
You can see us kind of looking around

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really and then going in your pocket. Yeah. It was twenty eleven World

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Series availability day, you know,
before the game, getting audio for work.

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But his dad, his buddy's dad
was a big Ranger fan. I

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was like, well, let's dump
it by where Michael Young caught the fly

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ball to clinch the twenty eleven ALCS
and you did the super secretly the first

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base foul line. Yeah, because
they had you in the media, like

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in the dugout, so you know, you talked to Wash for a minute

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and that, you know, just
the group gang Bang interviews and take the

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tape back to the station and load
it so you can do tickers or whatever

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on which kind of tiptoe out there. I just imagine, sure enough,

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we're seeing but I have got a
picture of it, like on my old

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phone. Let's imagine Kevin and his
friend out there, like like Andy defrayane

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trying to get rid of the evidence
from digging a cell. There were whistling

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trying to look on talant in the
field's pristine too. It's in World series

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shape. That's a dumb move.
Could have lost my job that day,

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didn't. I have a list of
a taiwan worst natural disasters in world history.

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Hit me, well, you're gonna
try, Okay. See, that's

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actually things that coincided sort of that
that the people who tsunami that for that

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one a few years ago coincided pretty
closely with everyone having a cell phone in

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their pocket. And the videos that
came out of that are unreal. That

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one three point turn car we all
saw he's driving and then oh nope and

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rattles off a quick three point turn
and hits it vertical pedal on the right.

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Put the heel to the steel,
my man, and that saved the

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dude's life. But we have number
one and number two are the same natural

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disaster head and shoulders above the others
as the deadliest of all time. What's

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the worst and it's a little out
of the box. Okay, volcano probably

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right, No, no, and
look I don't know, I'm just Wikipedia,

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Okay, in terms of deaths.
Yes, okay, flood, flood,

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flood, hurricane. Yeah, blood
is Moses. I mean, uh

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noah, the thing they killed the
whole world except for two people. It's

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number one, and Wikipedia didn't have
it. That means it's not real.

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Four million dead nineteen thirty one China
floods, Wow, four million Jesus.

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And then two million dead is number
two eighteen eighty seven Yellow River flood.

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Also in China. They got a
bat over there with all of the the

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underground stuff. He's Danny Baalos.
I'm just saying, with all that stuff

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that's connected the earthquake, the tsunami, the flooding, it's all about the

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shifting, the geological nightmare that those
people live on over there. Yeah,

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I mean we what do we have? Tornado? Well, I guess we'll

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let you let him out of it. Huh, Well, we'll let you

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out of this one, this recovery
flood flood. Then the third is also

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China, six hundred fifty five thousand's
nuclear reactor N seventy six Tangshan earthquake.

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And then the only other one in
the half a million club, a cyclone

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in East Pakistan is now Bangladesh.
They're not counting what's it called, oh

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like plagues because the Black Death is
the big one, yeah, of them

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all. Well, plague is different
than a natural disaster. It's a you

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know, yeah, I think it's
a biological thing and we don't always know

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the cause. So you want to
be buried with your body intact? That's

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interesting? What about you cremation?
Hey, I'm getting creamed. I think

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so too, And I think I
want I get creamed and have my ashes.

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Just spread it, you know,
I'm an east Alis guy, spread

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them over a white rock lake and
hopes that I can grew up somebody's regatta

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that weekend. That's I'm gonna spread
a pinch of yours at La Banketta.

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That's a good idea. That actually
put it on your you, okay,

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ding in remembrance of Ding, one
pinch of ash on my Chisodia. Put

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a new seasoning on this. This
is great. It made a lot of

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green sauce off set this. Eat
my butt. Uh, there's some cigarette

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ash on this toc and what have
you got? Butt ash? You don't

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know? That was the that was
the part you got. Uh, Well,

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my daddy went away. We cremated
him, and it was kind of

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cool though. We went out to
Sarasota Bay, you know, he kind

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of grew up there racing boats,
and we put all put all the ashes

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in the bay, like in an
area where he would go rip it up

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and then and you do this.
A lot of water water based people do

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this, and you get the boats
going a circle kind of around the air.

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After you put the ash in sail, put whatever in the ash,

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and then you do like a circle
around it. Like some people have seen

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this when they're in the Caribbean or
Hawaii, you know whatever. You're like,

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why are these boats doing a weird
circle? It is generally like a

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funeral, a se a funeral at
sea, Viking funeral, kind of a

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funnel of ash sort of. And
then we ripped full speed right through the

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middle of them, mad ass ass
hauling funeral. Yeah. Yeah, and

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it was that moment you became a
man. Yeah. God, well that's

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kind of cool significance. Yeah,
I'm not joking like them. No,

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it was obviously quite memorable day.
But yeah, the whirlpool of ashes going

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and yeah, and I think it
was my suggestion, let's all ass through

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it, get out of here.
The full Chase Elliott and whoever was you

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know, yeah, that's bad as
it was, like, yeah, let's

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do it. It's all the boats
just there's maybe I don't know, three

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or four boats, and we just
kind of right through the middle of it,

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all these floating little checker flags and
stuff, you know, like other

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little stuff that probably got lodged in
the blowhole of a dolphin within the hour.

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Take a few with us. Well, if anything happens to this Taiwan

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situation, we'll keep you abreast.
Terrible man Terrible didn't get to the bottom

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of what is Taiwan, and we
won't, which will indicate the entire nine

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o'clock hours, a whole week's worth
of shows, Political Strife, a five

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part series Asia Next Week, five
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