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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one the Freak. So at

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eight o'clock where you give you a
chance to win concert tickets numbers two one

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four eight one seven seven eight seven
one ninety seven one call her text in

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is today around eight ten you'll have
a chance to dupe the ding Danny famously

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knows every member of every band.
That's the dumbest thing. No, I

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don't name of band. Let's try
him pick one AC DC, Oh well

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yeah he knows that or okay,
yeah, there's many different incarnations, but

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I could give you the lineup that
I grew up with. Give us as

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many as you got, thankus.
And Malcolm Young on guitar, Brian Johnson

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on lead vocals, Cliff Williams on
bass, and Phil Rudd on drums.

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I get it in some of that. Who are some others that Queen well

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obviously Bond Scott, who's Olive Queen, and then others Queen Roger Taylor,

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Freddie Mercury, Brian May and the
other dude the drummer. Come on,

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man, it's early. I need
to warm up. He needs to warm

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up. Kevin get off his ass. What is this thing going? Down.

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I'll have time to warm up.
Eight ten, Okay, the questions

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are ready. You should be ready
to go, though, I just never

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heard like imagine Nolan Ryan. In
the third inning, it will start going.

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I need to warm up. Probably
gives up two home rounds. It's

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only the third inning. I didn't
get warmed up. That's not our problem.

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Should have woke up earlier today,
Danny, I'll do better. Get

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warmed up. But I don't know
what his window is. Would you say

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it's it's it's eighties hair bands.
Is metal bands with the bands that I've

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been listened to when I was,
you know, in middle school and early

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high school. Well, I used
the Worldwide Internet developed in October of nineteen

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eighty three. Forgot the bass player
Andy Taylor's the this Duran Duran right,

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Roger Taylor is the rummer John Deacon
John DK There. It is okay,

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But I looked up hard eighties metal
man trivia, and you feel like that

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is a fair because I don't know
I have the best chance at those bands,

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and I do you know he asked
me the members of Blink one eighty

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two, right, Robbie can't help
you. So we're gonna attempt to dupe

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the dingu and you the caller will
be able. I'll want to read the

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question, and you the caller will
say he'll know this or he won't know

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this. You could also set an
over under a number of members. I

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would know because there's something that I
could just make change the rules of Well,

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that's not what it is. It's
not a name of a band named

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the members. That's not what we're
doing. It's other stuff. It's like

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which guitar is filled in on this
album? Oh yeah, yes, okay,

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yeah, I woke up early and
I was ready for the show today.

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This is yesterday. You just woke
up, he just woke up.

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I love it. It'll be fun. So I am eight am dup the

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dingu. You can call in your
chance to win tickets to see Alice Cooper

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and Rob Zombie. That's the tie
in. Because you guys were ye asking

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me who's in Alice Cooper's band yesterday, I'm like, I don't know.

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You know what my favorite thing about
Alice Cooper is and he ate a bat

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No, it's azzy. Kevin knows
my snake. It's my favorite thing about

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Alice Cooper. Electric six covered one
of his songs. No that he just

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loves golf. Oh, he's a
big golf guy. I didn't know that.

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He commercials for Callaway. He's kind
of a weird connection with Good Records

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here in town. Is really Alice
Coop's always doing stuff with Crispin. Yeah,

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they're buddies. Yeah, I'll just
findt his documentary, I think,

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Oh, is that right? I
didn't know that or helped do something with

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it. Yeah, he's a big
Arizona guy. It goes to a lot

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of diamondback games and he plays golf
in Phoenix. Didn't he do a bit

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with a snake? Am I making
something up there? Yeah? Yeah,

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he always had a big giant python
around his neck at some point in his

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concert. And Rob Zombie is the
King of Gore? Is he? What?

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What he about Gore? Then he
make it a lot of like creepy

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movies, but they're very Yeah,
he does have horror. He directs horror

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movies, real low budget. That's
why I know about these guys, slashies.

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The point is it's not just trivia
about them though, right, it

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gets trivia about no, not about
either of them, a lot about eighties

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rock and I don't know so some
of these might be you might be like,

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dude, I don't know. I've
barely heard of that band, you

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know, like, I don't know. That's the point that you need to

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be an actor, because the callers
are going to either agree or disagree with

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Danny's statement. Right, I'm gonna
give the question, and they will.

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They will determine if they think he'll
get it right or not. Okay,

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that's good, that's good. I'm
nervous they'll be nervous. Dude, you

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don't get to go to the concert. You're gonna shine. It's time for

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the most important thing in the world. Me can go, yeah, buy

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a ticket, my tickets tomorrow when
they go on sale. Or talk to

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Golden. I doubt she listens.
Well, we have a woman named Golden.

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It works here. It's just the
sweetest So good morning Golden. Hi,

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Golden, I hope you have a
great day to day. Thank you

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for everything you do around here.
This building doesn't work without Golden, no

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questionable if it works with Golden,
but it definitely wouldn't if we didn't have

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sweet Golden around. And we love
you and you're a bright light. She's

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a national treasure kind of is ah
We had a big one this morning right

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here in the Metroplex. I'm gonna
read this directly from the Twitter account of

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the Irving Police Department. At approximately
two am this morning, officers located a

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stolen vehicle in the thirty two hundred
block of North belt Line Road. Officers

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attempted to initiate a traffic stop,
but the vehicle took off. A police

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or excuse me, A pursuit began
and officers chased the vehicle with an unknown

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number of occupants into Dallas. The
driver of the vehicle lost control near I

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thirty five Woodall Rogers wrecked, and
unfortunately the four occupants died as a result

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of the crash. We were in
the very early stages of this investigation,

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have limited info. It tells you
where media can stage and their PIO will

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be there soon, Public Information Officer. North belt Line. That's all the

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way out there east of town.
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we had a while we were all
sleep and we had a doozy of a

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police chase. I understand, all
the way from Irving that is not too

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far from here to downtown Dallas.
Basically it's about fifteen miles uth less and

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I got in the car this morning, as did JJ, who lived a

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little south of town, said why
And it wasn't brutal traffic, but there

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was a lot of birthday cake.
There was a lot of red and blue

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flashing light and looked like chaos.
You did the same this morning, right,

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Yeah, I did the rare loop
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that slingshot you up on the tollway
and yeah, right there at Continental there's

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no less than ten ten police cards, ten cones flares. I mean,

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they had the whole thing done.
I will credit them. I guess,

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I don't know what Shortly after two
am, I suppose this all went down,

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but traffic was still flowing pretty good. Was a little slow down on

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the on ramp, but yeah,
to the toll way a little bit,

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only because people were trying to exit
Continental and they were confused. But I

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rubberneckted a little bit, didn't slow
down, don't worry, didn't contribute to

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the traffic backup. But I did
want to look over and I saw the

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vehicle and it looked like I couldn't
tell if it was a vehicle. Yeah,

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it was one of those crunch absolutely
annihilated vehicle and it had been on

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fire, you could tell. But
it was a real scary looking scene.

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And then I heard on the radio
that, you know, all four passengers

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had died. So it was one
car with four people in it, yes,

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that were running from tops, yes, and tried to either hit that

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exit at a high speed or whatever
they were trying to do. But I

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couldn't help it. I just and
we can talk about this next week if

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I was curious, But I just
watched that new NASCAR Netflix thing, Full

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Speed, I think, or whatever
it is. I watched all of it

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pretty good, and as they're wont
to do, they you know, highlighted

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a couple of big crashes that happened, and a couple of these NASCAR crashes

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are nuts with flips and you know
how they know they catch air and when

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they hit the infield grass and all
this, and that's what this car looked

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like as far as the carnage at
the end of it. And a NASCAR

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is designed for this sort of thing, with roll cages and a five point

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harness and helmets. And I just
couldn't help. But think of you essentially

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being in a NASCAR race, getting
in the worst crash possible, and you

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have a standard three or a shoulder
harness seat belt on. That's all you

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have. And that's what the wreckage
of this car looked like. That was

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was found today right by Continental Eggs. That started in Irving two am this

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morning. Brutal four people. So
that's gonna be shut down for a while.

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Probably it looked like they were on
the verge of getting it, you

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know. Yeah, they were at
the tail end of it. They'd had

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three hours to contend with it when
I when I passed. And dude,

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it's amazing. We were talking about
this yesterday. If you drive a car

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in a big city every day of
your life, your adult life, and

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you make it to the age of
seventy, you're pretty damn lucky man,

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because just yesterday I'm driving driving home
and dude, just right on thirty massive

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car fire, just a car,
just a blaze. Yeah yeah, and

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it just living in a big city. You see that stuff. It's very

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regular, just to see some crazy
situation happen on our highways. It is

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so by far the deadliest activity that
we all undertake pretty much every day in

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our lives, right Yeah, outside
of maybe like bad habits, you know

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that we might have slow yeah,
but yeah, I mean every time you

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get in the damn car, you
never know and you often are mindless when

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you're driving. Well, that's the
thing about the driving a car in a

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big city. There's things you can
do to I don't know, stop doing

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crack or smoking cigarettes or or things
that are choices, But you don't really

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have a lot of choices when it
comes to getting somewhere that doesn't involve a

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giant two ton piece of metal going
seventy five miles an hour directly at another

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car doing the same thing and you're
like three feet from each other. Yeah,

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if you just trust that that person's
not going to just drive into you,

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and if you you know, and
it's most people make it, oh

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yeah yeah, but it's completely out
of your hands too in some cases totally.

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I mean I use this copy when
we talk Franklin Frankel sometimes and no

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joke. If you're in an accident
called wrankle and rinkle like, they will

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legit have your back. But at
one person in state of Texas, one

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person injured every two minutes and nine
seconds, one reportable crash every fifty seven

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seconds. In the state of Texas, there's about to be another one.

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Hold on, oh, since we
started this segment, there's been what four,

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five, six, six crashes and
an injury at least two three and

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another one just happened. Do you
find that you're more vigilant when you drive

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now that you're a little bit older
than you were at twenty three? Do

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you think about the gondom? Yes, the myriad possibilities, things that are

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out there that are out of your
control, that you just kind of got

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your head on a swivel at all
times since I do, well, I

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think you're driving style. Yeah,
yes, there's two sides of that.

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Yes, my personality, I'm very
risk averse. Now. I was thinking

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of it just yesterday. I walked
on the stairs when we go to the

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parking lot, and I always have
a free hand. Basically it either uses

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the rail or as close to the
rail, because one time twenty years ago,

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I startled on stairs and kind of
fell down, and I'm like,

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I could have broke my neck right
there, Like I respect stairs, knowing

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that it's it's the risk of me
breaking an arm increases by fractions of percentages,

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So why not why have you know, have my hands in my pockets

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anyway? Just a slight percentage increase
in my safety. I respect it driving

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absolutely, but I think different people, whether it's just your persona or experience

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or whatever, drive differently, drive
better or worse. I used to drive

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super aggressively. I still drive fast, but I've drive God, that thing

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was a beautiful vehicle. We were
safe. Who knew and we got there

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that could go one five, We
got there lickety split. Just kidding,

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thank you. Prosper there on my
roster finding a new vehicle, I will

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take the tollway, the whole way. That's a big safe vehicle. But

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yes, no, I the X
factor is just was completely out of your

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hand. You can be going seventy
on, you know, sixty five whatever

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on there and just get sideswiped by
someone else who's distracted, of which everybody

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is. You know. What made
me kind of more hyper aware of not

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necessarily what I was doing, because
I'm a pretty buy the book driver.

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I'd rarely go insanely over the speed
limit. I don't weave in and out

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of traffic to try to make up
for sixty seconds that I lost. You

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know, Yeah, but I am
pretty aware of things that are going on

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around me. More I paid more
attention to that. You know what got

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me in that mindset. I don't
know if you were around the ticket back

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and this far back, but Mike
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back in the eighties and he worked
with the dude named Libella. He was

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one of his co hosts, and
Libella I think he was driving on thirty,

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just normal man driving somewhere on thirty
and it's something like a freaking forklift

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or something fell off of an overpass
and landed on him and killed him.

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I remember, just driving home hearing
that story. Yes, and I think

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about that. I every damn overpass
I think of, or that I that

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I encounter, just because of that
moment, I instinctively just kind of glance

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up to make sure there's not a
crane or dangling. Yeah, just to

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have your foot cover in the brake, just in case you need to slow

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down or whatever. I do that
a lot. Yeah, when you go

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over like the big bridges or you
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very high, do you ever think
of just what if this thing collapses?

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Yeah? I tried not to think
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kind of, right, But there's
something about too. That look when you're

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in your twenties, where for whatever
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It's like, man, it doesn't
matter. I don't think you're a

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cat anymore. I'm just think I'm
a cat anymore. Okay, I've learned

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that there's just one life. What
animal are you back? I don't know.

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In my twenties, I thought I
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start taking the world seriously. And
you grow up and you realize, no,

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it's just one Well hold on,
hold on, stop, let me

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stop for a Yeah, do we
need to stop with car chases? Like

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with helicopter technology that we have GPS
technology, why are we still having police

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chases? Because okay, yeah,
they stole the car and they're paying the

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ultimate price for it because they're dead. But like, why do we have

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to do police chases anymore? Police
chasers are effing exciting too, trust me,

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number one fan of seeing it happen
live. I will watch California police

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chases that pop up on my Twitter
feed like, oh, because this is

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America. Kevin and American law enforcement
do not like to take a beat.

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But it puts other people at risk, I know, And they've tried to

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minimize that and tried to enforce some
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it comes to engaging in high speed
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you know, based on what state
you're in or whatever, but they've tried

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to do that, but they just
don't want to disengage for they want to

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get that criminal now, not wait
till later. For guilty people getting away

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with something. I'm way more okay
with that than one innocent person losing their

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life because of something that they just
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the road. At the same time, it's just not worth that there's at

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least grease, not risky for you
should take the risk. California restricts pursuits

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to cases involving serious offenses. Massachusetts
generally prohibits high speed chases. So yeah,

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there's an Oregon in Washington, California, Massachusetts, Oregon, Washington at

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least have a no chase law that
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yes, yeah, I just read
something last week about uh, GPS darts.

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What's a GPS Do they shoot a
GPS dart in your car? Oh,

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that's that's pretty bad asset, Like, let's get you later. Right,

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Yeah, they'll get the car.
They might not get if and that

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that doesn't really work if it's a
stolen car. Right, they'll find the

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car, but the individual can get
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the police are just sort of slowly
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where this GPS tracked car is.
But I wonder is the next step just

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like a laser can you laser dot
something? Can I laser paint? Probably

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so where every police car if something
happens, Bam, I shoot a laser

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laser paints your vehicle. Toroy Industry's
laser paint. This may be a good

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idea. It's actually a good Yeah, I like it. Maybe laser paint.

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Yeah, laser paint, and you
shoot the car with laser paint and

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it's essentially a GPS dart and then
you just follow. I'll go to get

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the brand news for Industry's laser paint
app. Don't make us down at another

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app available wherever you get your favorite
podcast like Rushing the Passer Kevin's Rushing Pass

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Rush Specialist podcast. Yeah, laser
paint and then yeah, you can track

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them just like that. It's just
the GPS star but it's all digital.

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Yeah, because you think like if
you let even if it's a car full

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of murderers, you know, let's
say like, yeah, like this is

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this accident that happened this morning.
This just chase that in the people dying

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in downtown Dallas terrible overnight. You
know, thet's say, these guys are

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are wanted for a murder. Look, man, the fact that you've had

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that they're on the police radar and
have been identified and being chased, and

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they know what car it is,
They're not gonna just immediately once they get

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away, or if you in the
pursuit, they're probably not in the mindset,

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hey let's go do more murdering now, right, You're probably not going

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to be doing any more murdering.
Yes, to remain off their radar,

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stay hidden, stop murdering, right, And if they're you're not chasing them,

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they don't know their vehicle has been
Soroy Industry's laser painted. Right,

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they think they're clear, They're like, dude, we got away. Then

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they're gonna start following traffic laws,
minimizing danger to everyone. They're gonna go

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home, probably to their murder home
base, and guess what, you're not

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gonna you're not gonna swat one wasp. You're gonna be taken rate to the

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whole nest, the whole hornet's nest. And then then you get the housing

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soroy Industry's wasps pray, You kill
them all waspspray. Yeah. Yeah,

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it's a spray that neutralizes criminals.
Yeah, a big giant can pretty decent

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pizza topping too. If you guys
ever tried that honey was just one sprits,

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Yeah, just to see. I
can assure you that at Andrew's American

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Pizza Kitchen, you will not wasp
spray pizza is not an option, nus

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you want to, I mean they
might go custom in the back well anyway,

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Yeah, two am this morning,
a stolen vehicle and irving. There

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was a pretty big police chase all
the way into Dallas right there. If

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you're dealing with any traffic right around
I thirty five, would all rogers,

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specifically that Continental exit. Hopefully it's
cleared up now. But four occupants perished

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as a result of this very very
high speed crash. So we will get

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you more info, we find out
anything else. Yes, if they come

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back to life, No, they're
dad. I would cut into a break

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and if if all four of them
resurrected, yes, and they're just karthieves,

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you know, we don't that's a
pretty don't know that they're four murderers,

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big offense. They're why don't wish
them? What happened to me?

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Yeah? And well, yeah they're
all Karthy's. I guess if they're on

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from Johnny loss trip to Cleveland?
What's coming up next? Mike uh Sports

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Sports at seven. I think you
got a couple angles that you want to

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hit. But I will say I
woke up this morning to massive international sports

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racing news that my jaw hit the
floor when I read it. And we'll

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kick that around next right here on
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