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Oh, Skin's back or what he
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the team. But yeah, anytime
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and everything. Different perspective on the
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boys. Today we got Mike Marshall, the Machine. He works for the

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MAVs and he is a very knowledgeable
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now. We're gonna talk some more MAVs

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in that segment. The eight thirty
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a half an hour eight o'clock for
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that I cannot wait to tell you
about real quick though. Tomorrow is the

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NFL Draft. Can you believe that's
thing snuck up on it a little bit,

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Yeah, a little different than our
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have some uh some freak personalities on
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the draft. And I believe you've
got Calves and Kevio tomorrow night at Grapevine

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Buffalo Wild Wings. All right,
yeah, all right doing their very unique

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and uh all all encompassing draft coverage. Dude, those dudes are good.

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They're incredible as much as we uh
jay around when we get down to it.

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Those you know, Kavanaugh's obviously amazing
with all things cowboys, and so

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as Kevin Man. They work hard
on the draft. I was in Vegas

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and Kevin was sending me all these
prop bets on draft positions and bet this

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guy over seventeen and a half,
you know, like what position they would

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get picked, and he was just
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Italy working on it. So he'll
be back tomorrow. We'll definitely do tons

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of cowboys tomorrow. But we don't
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station, all right, even though
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we're too busy doing the scuttle.
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I just want to do it right
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don't know already, but like,
if you could do one thing in your

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life and almost eliminate stress, not
eliminate, but incredibly lower stress, anxiety,

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just general feelings of happiness. There's
a fifty fifty year study or a

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comprehensive analysis of things for fifty years, and it's essentially just sleep. And

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it's the easiest one. And I
know, you know, for us in

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this job is tough, but I've
done this as almost my New Year's resolution

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for many years. And it's not
like you know, you're not like saying

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go to the gym three times a
week and get the loutfit on and sweat

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your ass off, or stop drinking
or things that are really you know,

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maybe harder the more obvious things.
Yes, yeah, Neil. The cheat

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code in this whole world is to
sleep more, sleep more, and drink

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more water. Yeah right, yeah, yes, seriously you do those two

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things. It's almost like saying breathe
more air. That's another one focused actual

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deep breaths. How often do you
just really think about breathing and take in

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as much oxygen as you can four
or five times in a row. When

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you focus on your breaths, when
you're just kind of like normal breathing,

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you're just kind of going, well, take in very little. You're rarely

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are you filling up your lungs to
their capacity. But yeah, deep breathing,

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water, sleep, Yeah, of
course, get out, walk.

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But it's almost always the simplest answer. Don't eat food that comes in a

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bag for every meal, right if
you can help it, Yeah, breathe

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more, breathe, walk, drink
water, sleep yep. And I think

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it not maybe not eliminate all the
not suggesting it will eliminate the mental health

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problems that are going on, not
at all. But it ain't gonna hurt,

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it will help. And and this
again, it was a fifty year

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study where there are more than fifty
years of studies, analyzed all of them

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essentially and release one of the largest
ones that uh, psychological bullets, and

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release them all and it's like,
just get more sleep. That's the big

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one. It's not just you're tired, which obviously it would fix. More

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positive emotions, joy, happiness,
less likely to feel anxious, Just sleep

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more, prioritize it. You'll be
good. All right on A I figure

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we can do this here. It's
a I don't have hypothetical if you want,

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and I know you saw my tweets
yesterday and maybe if JJ didn't,

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i'd like, you know what,
let's put JJ on the stand. Uh.

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Steve Balmer is the owner of the
La Clippers, all right, you

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know that bald, sweaty guy.
Yeah, it's all worked up, always

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fun, good gifts. But he's
one of the richest dudes in the world.

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He's the tenth give or take tenth
richest man on planet Earth and as

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of right now on Forbes list that
updates like but real time Tracker, which

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I don't know if they just factor
in shock stock share prices or how they

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do it. As of this very
instant, he's worth one hundred and twenty

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one point four billion dollars. Now, I know Danny saw this, so

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he can't think clearly, and I
want you to I can't think clearly.

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Hey, try more sleep, Try
more sleep. I was watching the game

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last night. Try a five pm
tip off, MAVs, I'll get more

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sleep. I was thinking, would
I rather have the net worth of Steve

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Balmer or the net worth of every
single person in attendance at the game last

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night? What was his networth?
Again? One twenty one billion, one

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twenty one billion. There's no way
everyone in that building will equal to that.

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There's no way you want to include
players. Oh that's okay. Now.

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Originally I, in my head eliminated
players. But I may have done

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it too flippantly because I think your
initial reaction is very good, JJ,

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and you are correct. Yeah,
well I think you're corrected. I'll I

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mean, I try to do a
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in that building. He don't play. That's true, Yep, that's exactly

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right, Garrison. So I did. I did the quick math because I

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was just thinking the people in the
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capacity and it's about nineteen thousand people, and I will say. The first

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thing I checked had Bomber's networth at
one hundred and nineteen billions, So let's

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go with that and just eliminate two
billion dollars that he's made, probably while

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we were all asleep last night.
Crypto Arena capacity nineteen thousand, So each

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person would have to have about six
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make the attendees side win that game. Six point three million. Now there's

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no you know, there's no chance, right, I don't think so when

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you have it per person. But
then you think, all right, somebody's

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sitting with Steve Bamer's probably his billionaire
friends, you know, maybe a family

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member next to him worth a few
billion. Somebody then said Miriam Addelson is

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apparently in attendance. She is the
new owner right of the Dallas Mavericks mm

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HM casino Magnate. Her net worth
is thirty billion dollars. Mark Cuban was

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at the game, who's right around
five billion dollars. I'm like, I

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mean, that's thirty five billion right
there, So that obviously lowers that six

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point whatever million that every person needs
to be worth by a ton. But

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I still don't think you're there.
So then they said, you know what,

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screw it, let's change it.
Let's give them every player throwing the

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jocks throwing the jocks. So now
the question is, would rather have Steve

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Baumer's net worth or the net worth
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that arena last night? I still
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it. I think you're right,
I don't think so. I'm taking that

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bird in the hand. Yeah,
I think. Now, if we're talking

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about NFL players, they're making like
one hundred million, you know, well,

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there's more of them, more them
so I did baseball, but there's

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more of than too. I wasn't
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watching the game, and that only
be two distracted. But I looked up

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the player's career earnings, not all
of them, and you got some big

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dogs on these two teams, specifically, let's go with Harden and Westbrook have

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each made about three hundred and forty
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when you start thinking a million versus
billion, how big that damn gap is?

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Three hundred and forty million each.
Paul George has made three hundred and

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five million in his career, Kawhi
two hundred and seventy six million. Those

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are the monsters on the Clippers.
Kyrie has made about two hundred and seventy

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million in his career. Luca's right
about one to ten. Right now,

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as far as career earnings, now, that's not necessarily even their net worth,

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you know, yes, I don't
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it's that's not their net worth.
It's way less than that, right because

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you talk to talk about all the
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offset that by uh, you know, endorsements, sure you know, and

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everything they've done there and potential investments. We don't know. But if you

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just add those six dudes who are
the six horses for career earnings, that's

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only about one point six billion dollars. That's not getting you. That's not

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getting you there. Yeah, So
if you add in another billion right in

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career earnings for all the other dudes
on the team, I just threw that

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in, and maybe the coaching staff. I mean, you need Jason kids

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entire networth in there. I mean, Penny Marshall famous, whatever, I

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mean, you're looking at Billy Crystal, Billy Crystal right all right, what

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do you think Billy Crystal's networth thirty
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one hundred, yeah, twenty five, twenty. And it's funny, dude,

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everyone knows, all right. I
mean a quick search as sixty million,

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sixty not helping you, No,
it's not, I don't think,

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Okay, And then I looked at
that. There's seven hundred and fifty six

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billionaires in the United States, so
right now we know there was three of

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them in the building last night with
Balmer, Adelson and Cuban. Yeah,

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I don't know. Let's say there's
another three or four billionaires. They're they're

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just supporting the chippers. I still
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of every single human in that building
and put it up against Steve Bambers,

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I think the right answers is team
Steve Balmer. Still, I guarantee you

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most of those fans couldn't afford those
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now they're paying those tickets off.
Yeah, a lot of regular folks,

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yeah, mostly, But in the
lower bowl in LA, I mean,

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you could have a couple other billionators
and you could. I mean again,

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if you're looking at your baseline needing
six million dollars per person in the crowd,

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there are probably a few hundred people
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as their net worth. Wouldn't you
say that half the people that were in

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that arena probably aren't even sniffing half
a million? Yeah? No, yes,

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yes, Well those are only celebrities
that were the Billy Crystal and Penny

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mart celebrities there. I think they're
the only celebrity Clippers. Fans like the

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clippers and they go way back,
So yeah, I don't I don't see

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it. But even then, like, who cares what celebrity would either you're

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not talking about billionaires. We just
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There's only a whatever ten of them
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good handful of billionaires in there.
I mean you have to and even five

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billion, and I mean because Mark
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And someone needle someone tweeted that that
we the three of us and everyone

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listening is closer to the the net
worth of Mark Cuban than Mark Cuban is

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to Steve Balmer and it's not even
close. Crazy, and I think I

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looked it up. You need twenty
four mark Cubans in there to to to

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equal. Uh what Bomber's up.
Yeah, it's just fascinating to think about.

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You know, give me Steve Bomber. Yeah, you're absolutely right.

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I don't know. It's fun.
I mean, you can't go wrong either

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way, right, Yeah, but
you're in a biding with nineteen thousand out

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of a one thousand, for so
twenty thousand people, including NBA legends.

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It's kind of emblematic of you know, our population. I know, it's

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a kind of a cross cross section, a microcosm of the wealth disparity in

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this country, I guess this world
for that matter. Someone said, do

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you think Mark is jealous of those
higher billionaires? I mean probably, I

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don't know. I don't know.
Did you get to a point? I

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don't know. I mean it seems
like if you've got a billion, you

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want two billion, If you got
thirty, you want sixty. I mean,

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I know that there's only so much
money you can spend and so many

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things that you can do in this
short life that we have in this kind

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of small grain of sand in the
galaxy. But it isn't It typically just

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more about who's got the bigger wiener, right, figured, the bigger figure

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figurative wien. You're at that point. It's got power and perception and how

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you're viewed. Said, you might
need to take everyone's combined lifelong income to

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have a shot. Yeah, no
doubt right, and kind of what we're

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doing with the NBA players life insurance
in there. Yeah. Well so yeah,

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someone else said, your net worth
includes a debt, which hurts us

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up top. But I guess all
these billionaires have a lot of debt too.

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We're going to do it all that
money. I don't know another thing

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we learne. We also learned that
Penny Marshall died six years ago, and

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we we mourn her. We're including
her trust fund. Yeah she left,

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Yeah, her offspring, she gave
her her ticket. Look up celebrity Clipper

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fans. God, I don't know, okay, y g Queen Latifa,

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Penny Marshall play, okay, Adam
Devine, Anthony Anderson, whatever, they

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ain't helping you. Yeah, you
would need Jay Z and and and they

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would just be adding one billion,
you know. Yeah, none of those

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names were even close. No,
no, give me the you think he

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ever sits and thinks that that I
can buy and sell everybody in here.

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I know he knows that, and
I think if you have that much money

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for that long, you probably don't
have those thoughts anymore. But that would

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cross my mind, be like,
I have more money every single person in

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this phone. You guys, calculator
app out. I had to go to

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a different calculator too, because the
default calculator starts throwing the letters in there,

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and I'm just like, get rid
of that. Okay, we we

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we know now Tenny Marshall's dead was
her net worth? We'll include every dead

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Clipper fan in this hypothetical we get
their net worth anyway. That dudes are

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rich and he's very sweaty. What
was the overriding what were the overriding replies

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on your tweet? I would say
it was bomber, right, yeah,

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but it was actually fun because people
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was there, and that's thirty billion
that team crowd would very much need just

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to give him a chance. You
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is a really funny. It's like
an E special, you know, where

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they put a bunch of b listers
in a house together. Yeah right,

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look in real life, yeah,
yeah, exactly. Do you ever do

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that? It's sort of akin to
this game that my teacher did to us

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in high school, which you guys
probably have had as well. And they

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give you this hypothetical, do you
want two million dollars or would you rather?

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Oh? Yeah, for the course
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you would get one penny on the
first day, yeah, and they double

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it every day, doubles every day. Yeah. And I was definitely one

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of the idiots who raised their hand
and said, take the two million dollars.

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Now, on my defense, I'd
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But if you take the penny,
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compounding numbers. If you take a
penny on the first day, right,

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and two pennies on the second day, and four pennies on the third day,

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if you do that for thirty days, then you get up to about

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five point three million dollars. Right. It's called I believe it's called exponential

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mathematics. Okay, that sounds like
something I wouldn't understand or excel at.

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of course they're gonna take the time. Like I need two million, I'm

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gonna take the two million, quitting
the job now and just not working for

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a month, and that on the
end of that month, I collect the

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check for five million dollars. Yeah. But yeah, but it's the same.

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I guess it's the reverse of that
principle. We apply it to that

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hypothetical because even though you hear it
all the time, we can't fathom what

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a billion is compared to even a
million. I love those graphics that they'll

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show to the stack of the stack
of money, yes, with a million

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dollars, just so sad. Yeah, by comparison, it's nothing. The

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billion dollars will fill up the half
of a semi truck, where the million

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dollars you can fit in a briefcase. Yeah, crazy, Yeah, somebody

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said us one. It's it's the
it's smaller than a period. It's a

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little dot on my screen that's one
thousand dollars. And then you get to

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the median income of the US sixty
eight thousand, it looks like a you

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know, a slightly larger dot.
And then a million is about a quarter

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of an inch little green strip,
and then you scroll to a billion and

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it's I'm still scrolling. It's a
block the size of my entire screen.

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And then if you want to look
at one hundred and eighty five billion of

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Jeff Jeff Bay. I mean you've
seen these, but you know I love

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these. That's a thousand, that's
a million, that's a billion is incredible.

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That's bezos, and my figure is
going and I don't even know.

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Jesus, that's nothing longer than I
thought. Oh my god, I have

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to get a new computer. Look
at that the whole way unbelievable. Rich

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people be rich. That. Yeah, that was a cool scuttle butt.

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Dude, thank you. I liked
it. Don't worry. Kevio shall return

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tomorrow to deliver a proper scuttle butt. Don't you worry about it. Uh,

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we got the morning news coming up
next. We're gonna do it a

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little bit earlier so we can get
right back into some sexy MAVs content with

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our good friend Mike Marshall, otherwise
known as the Oily Machine. We'll do

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him at about eight forty, but
coming up next, maybe Kevio's flight wouldn't

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be such a disaster if his pilot
had done what this pilot did. I

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want to talk about a new show
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