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This is the downbeat on ninety seven
to one cover. Cowboys coach Dave Campo

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calls in at eight ten, What
do one more Cowboys call? Right now?

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Nick and burleson, let's go and
wipe this out. Hello Nick before

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we get to the scuttle, but
he Nick, shoot your shot? Man?

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Hey, yeah, man, Hey, what's up y'all? I just

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I think the fans got to realize
a few things, one of which is

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like being healthy at the right time, right. I mean, you lost

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Lve, you lost over shown,
you lost Diggs in that game with Green

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Bay. I mean you really didn't
even have what's his name over there playing

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cornerback for us, Gilmour. I
mean his shoulder was messed up the week

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before. I mean that's a big
thing. Right. Also, you know,

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Aaron Jones screwed me in fantasy all
year and he comes out and he's

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just a beef the last three weeks
or so. That's just being healthy at

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the right time. But I mean, i'd love do you guys discuss this.

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I'll let y'all go. I'd love
to know if, like if we

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if we're dealing with a quarterback with
Dak that Scott performance performance anxiety, like

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big time, big performance. Does
he just kind of cripple with the anxiety

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side of thing and like a little
bit of yips. I just kind to

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be curious to know what y'all think. Man, Thank you, Nick,

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We appreciate the call. Have a
good day. First of all, I

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would say you, I don't think
he's dealing with performance anxiety. He got

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his girl pregnant. He's Kevin Turner. That's the only name I want to

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associate with that joke. So don't
worry about our someone out there. Well,

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do you see it? Do you
see that cowboy's foam finger hanging out

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the window after that joke? Flasher
lights? If you're on the tollway right

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now and you like Kevin's joke,
the guy's wearing a Dak Hirsey, but

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he's cut the sleeves off of it. I'm just looking out the red light

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off in Wood. As we broadcast
live on the Freak Studios here and Farmer's

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Branch Addison, North, Dallas,
I address that man's concerns without Jokesdevan Gilmore.

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Thing is very real to where I
think it's fair to go. Should

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we have played because that did prevent
them from playing hardcore man coverage in times

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where they normally would mean Cowboys were
one of the top man coverage teams in

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the league. So his inability to
whatever they were worried about there, you

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know, yeah, not being one
hundred percent, but I you know,

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it's like you sit back and look
at the game and go, well,

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the Packers just went after Stefan Gilmour. Now they didn't something I wanted to

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ask you, Kevin. You watched
the Packers all all season long, and

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Kevin seems like I heard you say
at a number of times that their secondary

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is garbage. Then why even when
they would show footage, you know,

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of the whole field, why were
the Cowboys receivers just blanketed the entire game?

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I think Packers just what He's less
about what the Packers did on defense.

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I think it's the Cowboys offensive plan
was weird, and we had a

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bunch of like second down runs and
things like that, and second down runs

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are not what you want to do. I'm meant to say that on Monday,

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it's like, what whatever happened to
play action on second down? Well,

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and that's the other thing too,
like why didn't But seriously, why

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were the Cowboys covered. I mean
they were covered the entire time. Dak

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had nobody to throw too until the
end of the game. Packers are always

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going to drop a bunch of dudes
and get gashed on the run a little

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bit. But that's how the Packers
play. It's their defensive coordinator's mo two

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men don't break. We're happy to
give up a field goal or'll let your

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run on us. But we have
Kenny Clark and we have a couple other

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run stoppers who every now and then
I'll make a play that puts you in

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a second and seven and it makes
the drive tough. And that's what they

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did. They just put a bunch
of guys in the secondary and then the

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Cowboys had nowhere to go. The
other thing too, the Packers consistently put

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more pressure on Dack than the Cowboys
put on Green Bay. And to watch

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that game, I mean, Jordan
lov got hit twelve times, but no

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sacks and quite a bit of time
to throw. It felt like most times

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for whatever reason that I did get
there. And the Packers had a good

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pass blocking offensive line, one of
the best in the league at that it

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happens in baseball a lot, and
the thing that's unfortunate about football. You

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don't have a large sample set to
refer to. As far as Cowboys versus

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Packers, you get to see them
one time in a number of years.

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But in baseball and even basketball to
a certain degree, there are times when

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you'll look at the season and you
just don't match up well with a particular

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team. Like you could have a
losing record to kind of a garbage team

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in baseball, but didn't go on
to win the World Series, and it

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just doesn't make sense because on paper
you're clearly better than them. I wonder

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if that was the case with Dallas
and Green Bay. They like they're personnel

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matchups, and the way that they
went head to head, it just didn't

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favor the Cowboys. And it never
was the defense thing was it felt like

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could have been a problem the whole
game, just because the Packer's offics was

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playing well. And again this motion
and misdirection and if they can run the

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ball on you, it opens up
everything for Green Bay, just like it

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does for the forty nine ers.
I do why McCaffrey's so important to San

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Francisco outside of being McCaffrey, Like
you, the Rams, they were able

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to run the ball. The Rams
offense looks unstoppable once they got a healthy

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running back in there, and we're
able to do that. That was I

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was always concerned about that. But
when you flip it, I don't know,

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man, I think maybe it was
just like a chess game and you

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thought you are But this is up. We're going to leave it with this

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before I see some local news stories
that are happening in the news. Dave

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Campbell was an eight ten JJ.
If you'll crank up my audio, this

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is your guy. This is your
guy right here. The day that he

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was hired, you said he analyzed
every play, or watched every play of

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the entire twenty nineteen season. What
is it that you learn from that experience

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that you think will benefit your most
here? Well, I mean I need

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to confess. I mean I told
Jerry I watched every play in the twenty

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nineteen season, but I wanted the
job, so I have. I haven't

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watched every play this season. But
it was just I mean you, yes,

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he just played it for the laugh. Oh little nervous about this higher

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now, I mean, look,
that's your guy. He could have been

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joking. He was joking, but
he also did lie like that's the thing

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he didn't do. All those things
in the barn that people said he did.

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It was one of his puff pieces
of all time. And because he's

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a family man, Jerry bott it. Because Jerry's a family man too,

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That's why he definitely went and has
met his daughter. Oh wait, let's

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do some news. Jj I like
some news. Seriously, she lives down

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near SMU like he could have gone
an I could have done had a lune.

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It's impending due either way. One
out of thirty two teams wins.

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It's likely not gonna be you.
And if we approach it that way,

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Yeah, it's probab to say.
Fire wild story. I want to start

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with guys fort Worth. So a
twenty seven year old man killed a delivery

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driver by beating him with firewood.
Baseline knowledge here got me now, then

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it gets weird. The guy who's
charged for murder, his name is Chris

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ain'tis Omandy Christen tas Omandy charge for
murder for the death of fifty one year

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old Scott Jackson. Scott Jackson owned
a firewood delivery business, so they've used

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rental trucks to deliver firewood chopped wood
to customers. Around Arrant County. He's

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had a day's work. Donet it, Mikey, absolutely it does you chop

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the wood, you deliver it?
Cold weather exactly, probably a big business

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day. Had a repeat customer,
so he drives over to Fort Worth to

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deliver the firewood to his repeat customers. So they're doing the transaction front porch,

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whatever, here it is, here's
your firewood, when a random guy

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shows up and gets direct in the
face of the owner of the house.

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Now the owner of the house and
the repeat customer he is not named,

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the twenty seven year old guy.
Here's what the repeat customer said. As

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he's doing the transactions. There's three
people involved. Guy coming up, guy

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in the house, and the delivery
driver. He shows up. Here's what

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he said. This random guy shows
up against directly in my face and accuses

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me of being on his property and
being in his house. He was extremely

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naked. The customer in Scott Jackson, who owns the wood company, asked

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the man to leave, but instead
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firewood and hits Scott Jackson, owner
of the wood company, in the head.

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Scott Jackson died. Do you know
one shot to the head, or

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did he beat him when he was
down? It just said struck him in

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the head. He blunt forced trauma
death, So maybe just one. The

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man then chased the customer, threw
his house into his backyard. Oh,

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finally able to escape go inside once
again him in the backyard. He was

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able to get inside. In Cold
nine one one. There's surveillance video,

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but it's not out to the public
yet, but it did identify the guy,

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christinas Omandy naked guy. Yeah,
and a witness nearby told police they

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saw Amandy dumped the wheelbarrow on Jackson
before leaving the yard. So when he

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left, he got the wilbrow and
dumped him on the guy who's laying there

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after being hit in the head.
That dumped the wheelbarrow of wood on him.

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Good. So. Court documents have
shown that Amandi returned to an Airbnb

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a few homes down because he had
rented a single room and he was naked,

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so clearly on drugs. Maybe it's
thumb bath salts or back in play

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back in vogue. Yeah, ten
years ago, I would have said bath

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Salts. Isn't that a wild story? Though? It's a wild story that

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is awful. If the delivery driver
had been a pizza driver, he probably

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would have survived because then the naked
guy would have tried to hit him with

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a pizza. And you're probably gonna
be okay, right, not even hurt.

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Maybe like you get scalded a little
bit on your cheek from the warm

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cheese and sauce. I guess this
is a lessons on a pizza to all

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of you delivery drivers out there.
If you're thinking about making a career transition,

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make sure that you're delivering softer goods. You could really get burned if

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it was a pizza inn driver in
the eighties and he was delivering pissert.

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Oh no, because pissert is a
dessert pizza with like it's like a cooked

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fruit. Oh hot fruit, hot
fruit on it. And that hot fruit,

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I mean you taken a bite of
a scalding fresh from the oven cobbler.

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Boy, that'll scorch you. That
sad story, absolutely sad story.

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When did this happen Saturday? Oh
my god, he's getting the fire would

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delivered to his repeat customer just in
time for the freeze. You're right,

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that is a whatever you called it, what salt of the earth job?

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Yeah, yeah, chopping firewood,
delivering at the cold people and sun this

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weekend, so it's freezing cold and
this dude's buck. You know, it's

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before it got so like really cold
on Sunday. So if this happened on

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Saturday, he was probably still in
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a Saturday nights when it hit though. So yeah, yeah, that is

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terrible, man, just awful,
awful. And he'd run an Airbnb,

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so it's not like it was a
I hate to say this kid, it's

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like put a negative correlation on all
of them, not speaking for them,

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but only he was some homeless guy
he had rented at Airbnb. He was

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staying somewhere. More details is going
to come out about this. I think

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we're getting ahead of this one.
I think you're gonna hear a lot about

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this in the news in the coming
days, and just know that you heard

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it here. First of ninety seven
won the freak as the four Star Telegram

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from doing that story. Well,
thank you for having description. Yeah startel,

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Yeah, I was lighting things up. Guys. There was a first

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responders in Did't County. Maybe they
should have been first raponders because they rescued

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a cow that fell through an iced
over pond? Is it written? Just

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admit yesterday it's not. I I
promise, Yeah I did it when I

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just had a flub when I said, responders, weird, Okay, a

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cow fell through an iced over pond. Ponders, it's a pond is already

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in responders. Yeah, so you
didn't have to make it raponders. You

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could have just emphasized the pond and
responders and it would have been a better

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joke. Don't repeat medium jokes.
We talked about this off the air.

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Oh no, on the air actually, and then a longer, a lot

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longer discussion off the air. We
just stopped on the air. I had

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to leave the room for that talk. Oh it's got very uncomfortable. Tomato

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just hit the window. I hate
to see it thrown by a foam finger.

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Tried again. Who came? Who
showed up there first? Yeah,

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it's like this. Kevin watched Danny
do it. A cow fell through the

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ice into a lake first, Risks
bonders showed up. What you hit the

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p O N D and responders ponders, and then you win and you let

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the subtlety wash over the listeners if
they don't know or you like. What

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you can do is when you issue
the love you just kind of back away

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for the mic like this. Yeah, but they're on board with McCarthy.

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All right, cruise use straps and
a tractor who they borrowed from a town

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council member to bring the cow out
of the pond. Okay, And once

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the cow was out, they warmed
her up with blankets. That's adorable.

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Where is this? Give me?
I love this gold? Kevin is telling

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a story about saving the life of
one cow and we're all just feeling warm

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and fuzzy. This is the same
man that thought it was hilarious when thousands

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of cattle were needlessly killed from a
fertilizer barn explosion or whatever it was.

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You remember that it was funny.
You laughed, and you laughed. We

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all agree it was funny, right, No, the audio was the needless

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slaughter of thousands of cattle. Yeah. Are you talking about the cow explosion

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story? Yeah, I'm talking about
the cow explosion. Do you have it?

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Of course I have it. Let's
hear it. Why would you challenge

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me on that? You know what
I'm saying, This guy, I'm talking

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about this happened a long time ago, not too long ago, approximately eighteen

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thousand cows were killed after an explosion
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O we we had the live coverage. It's a lot of cows. I

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set him up too, I know, the old Matt Gather. I said,

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hey, if you got like an
explosion sound and a mood, that'd

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be good. But once I heard
it, once I heard my creation live,

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it is funny. It broke me. But it's eighteen thousand cow deaths.

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I love that our sound library is
so budget that we can't even get

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a real cow. We have a
guy going mum, there's some grieverb on

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it. We've been dodging the story, by the way, I'm Kevin.

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That's Danny, Mike. We've had
JJ here. There's a hot air balloon

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story. Guys, Oh, so
late, We're not last. Don't lie

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and say we're late. At last. We're going to have to move the

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frenkles. Arizona. Four people Eloi, Eloi, Arizona. Four people killed

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in a hot air bloine crash in
the desert. Twenty three year old woman

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from Scottsdale critically injured, so she
survived, survived. One person survived one

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out of five. Okay. The
company is called Dropline Hot air Balloon Rides

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and it was carrying thirteen people at
takeoff, but eight of them were skydivers

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who left before issues happened, so
they were just going up to skydive off

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the hot air balloon. Yep.
One of the men killed was Cornelius Vanderwaldt.

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He was the founder and pilot on
Dropline Hot air Balloon Rides. Their

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website indicates it had a perfect safety
record, and they should change that information

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on their website. Now, Yeah, that whiteboard gets reset to zero once

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again. I proving hot air balloons
not safe, deadly, deadlier than heart

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disease in the United States of America. Okay, hot air balloons. Your

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heart is a hot air balloon,
truly, dude, this it's scary.

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I am, it's not a bit. I am terrified of hot air balloons.

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I'm scared of heights, and I
will never be on a hot air

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balloon. I remember eight months ago, whatever it was the discussion of would

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I rather be on a submersible or
a hot air balloon, because we're all

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picturing those sweet poor people, and
I think I did choose hot air balloon

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in that scenario two if you ah, yeah, going inside little rickety tailand

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all and going to the bottom of
the sea. But death by submersible you

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wouldn't even know what happened. Hot
air balloon you watch it the whole okay,

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But death by submersible you spent three
day knowing it's gonna happen, and

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you have no hope. At least
it's three minutes max. And a hot

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air balloon. I will say this, I'm wearing a fan parachute, even

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if I'm going on a joy ride. Is that an option? Like as

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if if you go on a little
sea cruise of Puget Sound in your trip

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to Seattle, they have and offer
life vests that you certainly can wear.

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Is a parachute an option? Always? If I'm going in a hot air

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balloon, especially a skydiving hot air
balloon ride that eight people safely jumped off,

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I mean, I'm not making a
cartoon of it. It's terrifying,

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But imagine those skydivers pull their shute, look to their right, and soaring

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downward is a deflated, flaming,
hot air balloon, possibly with your family

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members on it. Terrifying? Stop
doing this everyone. Let me ask you

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this, This is not leisure hypothetical. Miikey. Last Friday, if someone

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came up to you and said,
Okay, the Miami Dolphins are about to

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play the Chiefs, right yeah,
and they are going to advance past the

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Chiefs and they are going to go
to the Super Bowl and play the Dallas

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Cowboys in the Super Bowl and they
are going to win. There's only one

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catch. You have to watch the
Dolphins Chiefs game from an iPad in a

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hot air balloon flying over Dallas at
a pretty substantial height. So you're gonna

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be up there for three three and
a half hours. But when you land,

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if you land, that's interesting.
First off, I thought you were

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gonna say, a hot air blae
Fins win soaring over Arrowhead Stadium and I

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can watch the binoculars. Now,
No, you're just you're in an e

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f and hot air balloon at a
good height for you know, three three

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and a half hours. You're watching
the on your iPad. And when you

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started that hypothetical, I was ready
to cut you off and say no,

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dummy, because I'm not doing something
that I'm scared of for a football team

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that doesn't care about me, news
flashed, everyone mad about the Cowboys,

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and ultimately, if the dream happens, it doesn't really affect my life other

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than a fist pump and say yes, and then my life goes on exactly

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the same, except I have to
buy a sweater and a T shirt and

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a hat you do, which cost
me another two hundred and twenty five dollars.

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It does, so like I get
it. Sport sports are fun,

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but they don't really matter. But
then, as you continued, and you

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actually have the Dolphins beating the Cowboys
in the Super Bowl. I mean I

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do work sort of in talking about
sports a lot, and that is an

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incredible scenario that if there's anything that's
gonna get my sports weenie to stand firmly

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erect, it would be a dolphin's
cow come on, shake, no bits,

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no nothing. I could go on
one single hot air balloon ride.

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No shoot, no shoot, You're
just in the basket with whoever's operating the

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damn thing. Cornelius vander Walt.
Can I get a look at the guy

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before I agree? Yes, he
looks like Steve. He has the credentials.

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I'll just leave you with that.
He looks like Steveshimmy Hey, fella,

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come on hop in. It's safe. It's safe. Yeah, I

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think I would do it. Yeah, thank you. Oh my god.

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It sounds awful though, because you
go up you're like, all right,

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we're only ten twelve feet Okay,
I'm fine right now. Once you get

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past that that death threshold, which
is right around sixty feet or whatever it

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is, when I can reach terminal
velocity. I don't know. If I'd

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be in a panic whatever, who
cares. I would hide in the bottom

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of the basket because I'm terrified of
hides too. I would just be.

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I would never look over the side
and just sit there watching football, watching

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my game. You get your phone, yeah, but you don't have five

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g up there. They've worked out
spotty here, you get they've worked that

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out. Anyway, don't go on
hotter balloons that I am sorry. Where

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many people died this weekend. That's
terrible. Yes, more big stories to

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get to. In ding New's morning
News at eight thirty, former Cowboys head

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coach Dave Campo will call in next. He will comment on the Cowboys retaining

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Mike McCarthy. Tell us a little
bit what the interview process is like,

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maybe something Dan Quinn is going through
right now. He interviewed with Yeah,

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I think the Titan yesterday, So
Cowboys head coach Former Cowboys head coach Dave

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Campo on the air next on ninety
seven, won the Freak