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Good morning the world. It's March
fourteenth, the day of the Singing Downbeat

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a pot of gold eight o'clock.
I had a lot of other stuff throughout

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the day as well. A crucial
game for the Maths last night the Cowboys

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finally signed someone. Should we go
to a four day work week? Much

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more? Just fun times throughout the
day. I'm Kevin Turner, Mike Siroy,

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Sir. That wasn't that's not how
it hurt? How you do it?

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Dude, we went over it.
I think it'd be redundant to introduce

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myself. J Everyone knows me.
Start at the intro again. JA,

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don't do that, don't do that. We got it so much ticket,

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I actually do have a lot,
and we got a lot of sprung on

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us. I do know, first
of all, though I come bearing gifts

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all right. Last week we scratched
the lottery tickets off and we won fourteen

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dollars. So I today was like, we're not gonna do it with the

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little two dollar tickets and I've ever
seen my car, so scratch them one

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of four there, So let's I
gave the guy six dollars plus the fourteen

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left, so twenty dollars okay,
So how much was this ticket? Five?

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Five? And look what it says
on there? And are the iHeart

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Radio Power Blitz Second grancefer motion?
Okay? So how many people just absolutely

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throw these things in the garbage when
they lose? Yeah, we need to

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actually enter the iHeartRadio Power Blitz Second
Chance Promotion. You probably got a really

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good chance to what a better chance
than you do of just scratching the son

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of a bitch off. I mean, nobody's mailing this into anyone, right,

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what if you mail it in and
your your prizes? You have to

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come see a live radio show in
Dallas, Texas? Does the Power Blitz

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Second Chance promotion work for launching the
freak? I shouldn't have done that.

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I'm trying to stop doing that,
and I just could. He's right there

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though it was on the lottery ticket. I had to read it. JJ,

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I got your five dollars, scratch
off right here, scratch at your

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own will. It doesn't even say
what it is though, what you get.

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It's a second chance second chance?
Man, doesn't everyone doesn't everyone deserve

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a second chance? Mikey, Yeah, fine, but it should tell you

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what we're trying to win. I
don't two chances to win what money?

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Cool stuff? No, I think
it's from maybe tickets to go to the

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iHeart Music Festival festival. Okay,
that's good value. I don't want to

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scratch this whole thing out, dude, I'm tired. What hey, I

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didn't say you had to scratch it
live on the air. Is there any

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amount that you could scratch off and
then go two middle fingers up and just

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grab your bag and go straight home. Top price two hundred thousand dollars.

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No, it's not enough. It
just quit. I mean, I mean

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you take the day though, Yeah, take the day. Okay, I'm

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going to cash my money, you
know what, personally, but again,

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even two hunderd k. I don't
want to screw you guys. I mean

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I think I'm starting to hear the
downbeat singing pot of gold songs. I

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think I'm trying to feel a little
bit sick. What's that one hundred and

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six days piled up? Hold on
my throat's a little scratchy. Unfortunately,

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we do get a pretty cool amount
of sick days we do. It's like,

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damn near two weeks worth our ten
to fourteen days something like that of

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actual sick days so cough it up. Unfortunately, sneeze away down miswork.

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I'm always like I wish I was
at work. I wish I hate it,

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my job, my job. I
like you guys, I love it.

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We love it. We leave a
lot of meat in this business,

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leave a lot of meat on the
bone when it comes to vacation days off

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sick days. Because I'm telling you, in other companies, people look at

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their total package as far as their
vacation in sick days, personal days,

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and they just find ways to use
it out. Yeah. Yeah, they'll

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use every sick day just because they
can. Do you think they try to

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disguise it though. Like let's say
you are taking the family to Disney World

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to see Harry potter Land, right, and you're leaving let's say next Wednesday,

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Thursday, Friday. You have scheduled
for vacation. But the truth is

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your flight leaves this Saturday. But
you have the pressure of saying all right,

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so on Monday and Tuesday, all
I have to you is call in

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and then I'm clear for the whole
week. It's fine. Yeah, but

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then you got to tell the woman
to stay off social media? Is there

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you are taking a picture with Goofy, it's not sick, but I think

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it's America's greatest thing. You have
to make the announcement that Goofy gave you

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the clap. But I think they
trick us into feeling guilty about using days

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that are given to us here.
They don't. They're pretty cool about that

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here, always have been here.
And I think sick days are look,

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don't come in if you're sick.
I think sick days are typically abused,

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not not to like get a group
of them together. It's like just that

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day where you wake up and you're
like, I don't feel like going in,

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I'm sick, and you just call
in. It's like, yeah,

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man, I got a fever.
I'm gonna probably just lay loaded day.

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Okay, cool, we got thirteen
sick days left. People use that more

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than we do for sure, right
But here, if, like we've always

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said, if one of us isn't
here, the other two literally have more

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lifting to do. It just adds
thirty three percent or whatever to the weight

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of the show for them. And
I don't want to do that to you

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guys. So I'd have to really
sick where I was a concerned about giving

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you two something or be just can't
get through a four hour thing. I

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feel just taking a day like because
we try to burn a little bit of

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RANDO vacation days throughout the year so
we don't just have that big backlog around

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Christmas where we're gone for seven weeks. Even just taking the RANDO Friday like

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I did a couple of weeks ago, I just feel guilty because of us.

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Yeah, just because I miss it
number one, because I feel like,

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what am I doing. It's Friday
and I'm not at work, and

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then I think about you guys,
and I'm like, dang it. It's

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not like a fear of being replaced. Well maybe a little bit, but

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also it's just I don't like I
don't like leaving. I feel bad for

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my buddies being up here, having
to do a little extra work when you

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weren't here. Though we were incredible. The show was incredibly, incredibly good.

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I saw the rankings, your local
Dallas radio rankings for that day,

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and after that day there's just a
green arrow next to it, up up

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up. Yeah, it was to
something's different, different, something different.

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I'm taking the whole month of April
off, and you know, I'm not

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gonna think twice about it vacation.
Yes, you will. You will think

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more about it than probably me and
Mikey combined would because nobody loves this job

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more than you. Kevy. I
love the job. I like to work,

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Okay, I like the scene doesn't
make any sense? Could you scratch

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off your power spots? Man?
I stretched off the power slots. If

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you get two matching symbols on your
power slot, then you could win some

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big money there. Would you win
lost on mine? But I'm about to

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enter the iHeartRadio power Blitz. Let's
all enter it. Mail it in well

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check damn it. You have money? Are using a key? I'm using

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a key, using a key?
You saying a keyd What do you scratch

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every day anymore? I don't either. I'm not doing it, guys.

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I no one said you had to
do it. I do it. I

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did half of it. It was
not meant to be an on air bit.

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It's not good radio, to be
honest. You know you're right.

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So this was just a personal gift
from me to you to prove that I'm

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not an ahole. Thanks Kevin.
Thanks because now you kind of we'll do

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a lot of the show today going
no. Yeah, you know, I

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was thinking about ganging up on him
a little bit, but now he seemed

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like a nice guy because he got
us a five dollars gift out of the

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kindness of his own fart. Can
I waste twelve minutes for every single person

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here and everyone listenings time? I
surely got If it cuts into the mass

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singer update, I'm going to kill
you. Do you have one? Yeah?

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Oh yeah, points awarded and an
SNL bet update, But go ahead,

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I can save this. No,
what I have. What I have

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is this is the dumbest thing you've
ever heard. Three minutes. Okay,

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do your thing. I had a
dream, and I know you guys look

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at me, and you know this
that I have a ton of incredibly great

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ideas. I know you guys think
me like that. Was this your dream?

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I had a dream that led to
an idea that got me writing all

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kinds of stuff down Soroy Industries,
you know, we come up with products

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that change the world, could change
the world, oftentimes do change the world.

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But we have an offshoot of Soroy
Industries Presents. It's our Film Motion

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Picture Corporation. So we come up
with movies sometimes and we came up with

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Earth two. Remember that and it
sounds stupid, But then you're like,

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all right, yeah, that actually
sounds kind of cool. Do you remember

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the premise of Earth two, Kevin, Now keep in mind there was never

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an Earth one. They're just Earth
going at the ball to make Earth.

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Did this spawn off of the discussion
about animals attacking humans? Uh? No,

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This society has been around longer than
that Earth too. It's sometimes it

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takes you know, ten, fifteen, twenty years to get a movie a

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green lit or green list. The
green lit are green lighted, green lit,

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green lit, green lot. Right. Earth two is like, imagine

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our solar system. There's another habitable
planet that's in the Solar system. You

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know, we cross planets. You
get closer and every I don't know what

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I had it at, Every like
fourteen years, the two Earths get close

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enough to where you can actually realistically
travel between the two. And they each

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two have different like political ideas and
values. And let's just say one of

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them they take care of the Earth
and it's beautiful and resources are abundant,

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and the other one maybe they don't
take care and they're depleted all the resources.

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So every time they get close enough, the depleted planet tries to start

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going to take things from the Nice
Planet, and they have to defend themselves,

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and they're like, wait, why
don't we just move to the Nicelanet?

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Why don't we take over the whole
Nice planet? And then year and

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then it's gone. Then you have
thirteen more years and you can't really communicate

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Earth two. It's a fabulous idea, Bob, have another idea that I

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want to run by you guys?
Are you sitting? Toroy Industries presents an

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association with Hong King Pictures Diamond Teeth? Okay, what do you think it's

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about Diamond Teeth? Hung King,
that's the one we need. It's an

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international funding. If it's not about
kung fu gangs, I'm probably not interested

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right now, but please continue.
Hey Danny, remember the guy killed guy

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went to the brothel? Diamond Teeth
is about a man? Am I good?

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So far? Sure? Is it
one main character? Are you going

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for a main lead? What's the
you know what? Forget that I asked?

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You can confirm that you thought it
was about Am I going for the

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lead? No? No? Are
you getting one lead? Big male lead?

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Yeah, there's gonna I don't have
the thing casted yet we're just work

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on the he's gonna he's gonna direct
it and cast himself as the lead.

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I'm just saying, do you have
a picture of who I see the star

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of this film being? Yeah,
he's got a look, he's got a

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vibe, got a specific cool vibe. It's hard to explain. So,

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yeah, he has diamond teeth.
Well, no, lie, not only

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does the star of the new film
Diamond Teeth have diamond teeth. Okay,

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imagine if every human grew teeth that
were diamonds. Now you're gonna say you're

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an idiot, and fine, that's
fine. You may say that in six

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more minutes when we're done with this
conversation. But just know that Earth two

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has some poignant messages that apply to
our current world, and no Diamond Teeth

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do as well. No joke.
I do love the idea of Earth teeth.

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Okay, right, I really do. Yes, thank you. Every

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fourteen years, something happens when we
they get close enough, and then you

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see how the other version of you
is doing. There's so much better.

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You're like jealous, Yeah, I
do you want to take what they have?

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I realize I'm an idiot, but
the premise of her sound, as

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is the premise of Diamond Teeth.
It's a little wilder. I don't smoke

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weed. You can come up here
right now and make me pee in a

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cup. I do not smoke weed. But this is very much a stoner

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idea. Imagine if every human grew
teeth made of diamonds, like just naturally,

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that's what our teeth were made of, was diamonds or something of equivalent

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value. Yes, okay, just
start with her. What are you any

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thoughts that you have, I mean
the most like in general, no about

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this, about this premise diamond teeth. Back to diamond teeth, I mean,

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anything that you could uh well,
I was immediately going back now to

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the presidential explosion, where you know, you get the real details of what

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really happened to George Washington's teeth.
So I'm thinking, as he took them,

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some of them from uh he extracted
them from indentured servants and injured servants.

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So it's like I'm wondering, diamond
teeth. He becomes because he has

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diamond teeth, he is always a
target for everyone. People are trying to

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get, like what you're thinking,
find him and rip them out of the

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world. A targets if everybody has
interesting But yeah, you did say that

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kind of threw that off. Every
human grows diamonds in their mouth instead of

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teeth. Diamonds are stronger than your
actual teeth. But everyone inherently has value

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that grows out of them. So
it's a world devoid of greed. Perhaps,

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but I really doubt it, because
you always want more world proved because

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if you if you run low on
fundage, you're not you're going to be

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more apt to take someone else's teeth
and pull your own to pay rent.

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You take your own teeth. You
can see someone and want their teeth.

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We all have diamonds, every person
born equally. Boy, this would put

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doctor ted out of business because there'd
be no cavities up a little bit.

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All right, are you thinking about
baby teeth? Just think every human born

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with about born to grow about twenty
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baby. You essentially get those diamonds. You were born with value that your

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body just creates. They're worth what
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But you're born with this twenty teeth. Let's just say ten thousand dollars

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each. Because I assume the prices
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bit because they're abundant more. Yeah, they're more abundant, but are they

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even I don't know howy diamonds are
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each. So every baby is born
essentially with two hundred thousand dollars worth of

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baby teeth that are gonna naturally fall
out like it's a gift as being a

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human born. You have two hundred
thousand dollars. You don't have to pull

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them out, you don't have to
think about where you get them. You

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have that built in. But then
already on that level, do the parents

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steal them? Do their own parents
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Justifying the theft by saying that you
don't even near baby, you don't know

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what they're worth. We pay for
anything anyway. That's a parent's gift is

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when you have a child, you
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diamonds, and you can sell them
essentially for two hundred thousand dollars. Society

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would go that way, be smarter
to say, hey, the baby,

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get these, put it in the
bank. You have this waiting for you

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two hundred thousand dollars just on something
your body grew naturally. That's just the

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baby side, honey, I think
Junior swallowed the tooth. Well, get

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out the strainer. You'd be sifting
harder than you do already. So by

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age twenty one, all thirty two
permanent teeth have usually erupted for humans,

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and now you have a mouthful of
diamonds. It doesn't look weird. You

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know, we all look the same. So let's also say because of the

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rarity, that diamond values decreased slightly, but each tooth is worth fifty thousand

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dollars. So as an adult twenty
years old, give or take, every

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adult has about one point six million
dollars worth of diamond teeth. That changes

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everything about your life. It changes
absolutely everything. But now the value obviously

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a little because diamond teeth I think
in this scenario the only diamonds on Earth.

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You're not mining diamonds anymore. And
this might be in a world where

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diamond minds have run dry for years
and years. I don't know you think

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about the value on corpses exactly,
but then what, yeah, I think

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when somebody passes that much like inheritance, the diamond teeth go to the family

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if you can get them there.
What about people that are you know,

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not that don't really have any family
to claim them, like people that live

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under a bridge. Yeah there and
they pass away? Then does do those

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teeth go to the government. Well, but it's unlikely that if you live

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under a bridge to fund the local
program because the protection of one's body and

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face would have to be prioritized as
well. Oh, you're walking around one

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point six million dollars in your mouth
at all times, every human is.

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They would have to redo how they
make toothpaste and mouthwash as well because it

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can damage the diamonds. Okay,
but also this would create a lot more

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uh Casey Kaseum situations where a body's
getting shifted back and forth across the nation

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in a coffin as they go to
court. What don't you remember what happened

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to Casey Kaseum. His family was
fighting over who had the rights to him,

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so his body for the two months
after he died, his body was

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getting shifted from the East Coast to
Phoenix as they were going to court.

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They're like, who gets his estate? And they never They finally buried him,

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like long after his death. But
that would create that, that would

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be madness. There would be family
members calling from way out of state to

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try to get their hands in this
because you have six billion dollars in your

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mouth. Just the thought that every
day you're a target. You're a target

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and everybody knows it. But there
are a target too. Yeah, and

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then you see some people with no
teeth knowing they'll do anything to get those

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teeth that are growing in your mouth, that your body produce naturally just as

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theirs. Did you just handled differently, or did you grow up in an

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environment where you didn't have to even
think about yanking one of your teeth out

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and selling it. No, of
course, my whole family has all their

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teeth, and it would be the
ultimate symbol to walk around smiling with all

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your actual diamond teeth in to prove
I didn't even touch these things. You

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kidding. Look at my luxury,
Look at all that I have, Just

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like our world right now. If
you really think about it, guys,

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down teeth would officially put us in
the food chain. It's basically it's the

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equivalent of that. It's hard to
understand, but it would make us all

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be preyed upon or predators. Whether
we act on that or not, it

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would be up to us and what
civilization looks like. Well, financially speaking,

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Kevin, we already are. That's
what we're really doing here with diamond

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but we don't walk to go get
a gas or go to our job,

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and we're not constantly looking behind us. In this scenario, they must be

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protected. People are coming for those
diamonds. And then if you want to

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sell one for yourself, right,
I mean, you're doing okay, But

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God, if I just get rid
of one of my diamonds, need these

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wisdom teeth, these diamond wisdom teeth. I get rid of diamond wisdom teeth,

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that's one point six million dollars.
You know, fine, I'll be

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good then, But they're not growing
back, and doctor Troy has got his

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hands full over it at North Texas
Dental Surgery. He can't help you.

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It's a symbolic portrait, Fellows.
Diamond teeth is of our current wealth gap,

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in which some people have everything,
yet they want more. They must

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have luxury, and they'll have that
luxury at the expense of everyone else,

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including the less fortunate, to the
point that some people cannot even eat.

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And guys can't eat without your teeth. Yeah, so you have to live

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off of pudding, but you're rich, take of all the pudding you can

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buy. That's kind of like what
it's like to be old right now.

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Look, sometime tonight you're probably gonna
lay in bed and close your eyes.

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Like most nights, you're gonna think
God stro as an idiot. But then

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it's going to kind of hit you, huh, because every human is born

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with tons of value, but we're
just making it literal and visible, tangible

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value in the form of diamonds that
you have grown instead of your teeth.

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This is an allegorical existential tale.
Yeah yeah, JJ is a lover of

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movies like you got the You got
the email to see the advanced screening of

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Diamond Teeth at Alamo Draft House Cinema. Are you in? Thank you?

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JJ? Hm. Who's it starring? I need to know the lead,

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don't say Michael B. Jordan's okay, I'm ready to win her over.

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I don't have a cast for Robert. Yes, Robert Duvall in the star

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of Diamond Teeth. Well, we
can help work together to cast it.

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I don't know. I'm rich,
but I eat a lot of cream.

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I'm telling you it's an interesting idea. This is an interesting idea. It's

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weird. It's me. That's they're
making movies, right, a lot of

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movies like this again, a world
where this is what society is. Then

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go, it's like the Creator but
better. But if it does create an

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allegory for you know, the current
situation which probably should be addressed. Lot

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of people have diamonds and buckets of
diamonds. All you want to do is

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acquire diamonds. Diamonds have replaced gold
is the baseline for our currencies. Who

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knows if even what the currency even
is. This is the only thing about

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it. And you this came to
you in a dream, just a flash

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of it in a dream. To
be honest, most of it came from

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yesterday when I was putting that game
show together and I gave you the true

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false question to the human body contained
gold? That was a good one,

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which one blew my mind. I
thought about it is that I wanted to

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change it to make it harder because
I'm like, silver, do we contain

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silver? And then I googled does
the human body contain diamond? Even though

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I knew the answer, but I'm
like I don't know. I was run

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out of stuff, and then I
spent a good hour thinking about diamond teeth

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and you don't smoke weed. I
don't smoke weed. Edibles, no nothing,

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Oh okay, no drugs, no
drugs. I was thinking about Australia

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being wider than the moon last night. Boy, I bet that made your

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brain go crazy, didn't he did? Man something? It is something.

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Guys have entered the iHeart Power Blitz. So you know good, that's good.

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I want this update SNL and uh
singer because I want to see so

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we did it. We got some
points, but did a draft? Did

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you watch? By the way,
what masked Singer? No? I googled

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it last night late last night.
We're done with that show, right,

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hold on, we got one collar? What do they got? Good?

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Do they have something on diamond potential
investors? Okay, let's do this.

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Let's put potential investor. You're online
one? What's your name? Mike Good?

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Hi, Mike. See. I
often see that I used to go

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about shale, but it was confusing. I often see that the light bulbs

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don't illuminate over the friends of my
co hosts, but they're sometimes dense.

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Mike, I trust. I trust
that I've got a problem and a solution

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with diamondy Okay, go on the
problem with diamond te If everyone had diamond

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tees, they wouldn't be valuable.
It's just, you know, a common

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thing. But if they were still
valuable and you opted to sell one,

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keep it. The Conia dentures cz
dance yep. Problem solved cash in the

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pocket. He's going to have to
work out in the script. I built

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in some of that. I tried
to look up hard for what the value

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of beat would be of a diamond
the size of a human tooth, and

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it's hard because the density and weight
of the average tooth is known. I

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think it's one point six grams,
and that would be worth millions and millions

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and millions of dollars. So because
of the lack of rarity, I lowered

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the price of each tooth to about
ten thousand dollars for the baby teeth and

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about fifty thousand dollars per tooth for
an adult human diamond tooth, so they

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could be walking around with a molar
on his ear. Okay, yeah,

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I don't know if diamonds would still
be used to adorn the faces of our

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wealthy, which is a very different
conversation. And it's super weird that we

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hang precious diamonds off of our heads. They would need to be treated as

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an essential resource like oil, right, something that would that the world needed

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to sustain. I don't think the
status quo. I think it's there.

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It's the baseline currency of planet Earth, okay, versus a resource that needs

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to be used and destroyed. And
the only resource that these diamonds come from

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are from the human mouth. Yes, this is on Earth too, where

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diamond mining is very illegal. You
cannot mind precious metals out of the earth,

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right, Mike. Yeah, that's
right, and they're probably, you

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know, like digging up Keith in
South Africa. So it's a fair point.

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There's a lot of angles where it
goes. You think of everyone who's

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died every graveyard final Yeah, you
just have to watch the movie to find

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out. Yeah, we don't really
have a storyline or a script or even

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a plot. We just kind of
have a it's a loose synopsis. Can

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we count on your financial support?
Hey, I'm in for a dollar,

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in for a dime. You know
that's weak ass, Mike, and you

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know it. I don't have any
teeth. I can't help it. All

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right, we're dangerously close to you, making this, making us late.

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Thanks for calling in though. Thanks
Mike. Do you like Helstorm? Don't

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do this to him. I'm a
shale at heart, that a boy.

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All right, you have it,
you take on the day, all right.

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Hey, I'm going home, going
to bed. I've been up.

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Oh coming up next? Cocaine man? Are we going to a four day

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work week? Next time? Night? You have one for