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Once again, little development on that
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about that, says I'm Kevin Turner
of Danny Baylis and Mike Siroy getting color

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one night seven one game. JJ
Jackson producing the show today. Hi,

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Kevin, would you guys eat a
baby for their sweet delicious adrenochrome. Yeah,

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to make you be younger, like, look younger, feel younger.

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Yes, let's just say, what
do you mean. Let's say you get

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to a certain age if you let's
get to the sweet in the pot here

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a little bit, and then we'll
start talking twenty years off your age,

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Like literally, I'm not twenty seven
years old. Oh yeah, No,

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I mean like what you do on
a day to day base just maybe the

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same, but you will feel twenty
years younger by eating a baby. Am

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I gonna live twenty years longer total? Yeah? Maybe? Yeah, I

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would say yes, yes, and
then you could have that option to eat

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a baby again and get twenty filled
twenty years younger. Again. This came

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up because you're talking about conspiracies,
and it's weird when like the wild conspiracy

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get thrown out that some politicians they're
they're eating babies that got thrown out there.

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You just got talking about Aaron Rodgers
and Jimmy Kimmel and all that stuff,

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and how Aaron Rodgers is probably not
real happy that there was like no

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new information on the list. Well
there's a little new information, but not

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a lot, and it's just kind
of wild that that was one thing that

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was thrown around the few years ago. They're eating babies, Like really,

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yeah, it's adreanochrome. That's the
root of the conspiracy. And that is

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something that's in babies that allegedly turns
you into Superman drinking the fountain of youth.

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Yeah, okay, yeah that's what
I did. Yeah, I don't

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know how. I don't know how
conspiracy Well, I don't want how got

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so quick to where we're all lizard
people were drinking baby blood. Well,

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the Internet, Yeah, and people
whoever made that up was joking. They're

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like, oh my god, all
right, what's the dumbest thing you can

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think of? Whoever made that up
was trying to get attention and clicks and

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follows. Yeah, and it worked. It worked to a movement that people

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that I know very well believe some
of it. Yeah. How did pre

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Internet age Richard Gear get that attached
magic? That is one of the cool

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human tricks we pulled off. We're
obsessed with that when we were in you

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know, everyone was when we're in
high school. No, we're obsessed with

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the how the the first someone said
that first that Richard Gear had a gerbil

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in his ass like one person,
one person everything, and like every cool

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saying everything, it's one person had
to say it. I always, I

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always love the phrase when the S
hits the fan, Like that's what genius

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thought that up one and then said
it out loud in front of another human,

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you know, when the S hits
the fan. That's been around for

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forever and I think I've done a
dive on it actually, and I think

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it's a farming term that I don't
know, something like that, but it's

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just genius. So yes, I
think of that a lot. It's like

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who the first someone said it first? Pre Internet? Because when you think

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of it in its literal sense,
it's quite a funny visual. It's incredible

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and it kind of describes, you
know, chaos, perfect chaos. What

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are you doing with that's all covered
in right and there's no rhyme or reason

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and you have to get a new
fan. A brand new fan is sling

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it all over the room. You
know, you could have answered that question

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a lot quicker. Would you eat
a baby? No? You want to

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hear them thinking about it? How
old is the baby? Setting yourself up

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to be a repeat customer at Golden
Playpen Buffet Hey, Mike yuck. Okay,

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No, I'm not gonna eat babies, but blood boy, thank you.

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What's a blood boy? Oh?
Is that when you get like a

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young man to get blood transfusions from. Yeah, you basically hand pick someone.

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You pay them so you find your
ideal. Most it's usually a twenty

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one year old. I don't know
why. It's usually you handpick them and

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they give you their blood. Yeah, and you swap out blood. Do

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they take your blood or do they
just make their own blood? Probably a

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bad idea. If you're getting that
blood boy, then you're gonna want one

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that regenerates its own blood real quick. You don't take all of it at

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once. Yeah, you get like
a little palettes. But we constantly make

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new blood, right, Oh dude, doctors call in? I don't know

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that one. I think we I
think we do. If we're making new

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blood all the time, where does
the old blood go to an old person?

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Yeah? That's why they tell you
not to pick your scabs, because

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you lose that needed blood that we
make. We make all the blood we

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need. Doctors call in, we
make new blood. Search two, here

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we go. How fast does your
body make blood? Your body makes about

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two million new red cells every second, but cell, did you know tiny

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two million? You that is,
Kevin. You don't have to show me

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with your hand, and I guess
old blood cells just go out of your

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peepee. Yeah, so it only
takes a number of weeks to build up

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stores of them again. So yeah, dude, if you get some of

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that valley ground beef that got recalled, then some of that that blood's going

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out the back end. Where does
our old blood go? Uh? Older,

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Damaged red blood cells are removed from
the circulation by macrophages in the spleen

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and liver. Like I was pretty
much what I was saying. What did

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you even mention those two organs?
Just pretty much because you're thinking of what

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you're gonna say next and not listening
to the good dollar. I went to

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the doctor yesterday. I saw doctor
Monic Agerwald just yesterday and report it's not

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good. It down, thumbs down
across the board. Oh no. He

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had like a young I don't know, a young boy, a young blood

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boy with him. And I'm friends
with my doctor. He's incredible, doctor

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Monica Agerwall. I love him and
he's like, hey, can I have

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this? He called him not my
intern, but he had a teen an

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early teen fellow who was an aspiring
doctor. He's like, can he sit

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in a protege? Yeah, maybe
protege, I don't know how that works.

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And he sat in. So it
was kind of weird, Like my

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whole thing. There's a little little
boy in the room, just silently well

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dressed, standing in the back in
aspiring doctor say, boy, you mean

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like somebody in high school or yeah, he's probably yeah, eighteen thirteen for

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fourteen, I don't know. Did
he ask you if it was okay if

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he was in there? Yeah?
Yeah, and he walked in. That's

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weird. Well we're friends, like
I said, it's and I quickly of

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course said yes. How much nudity
was in your visit? Well I was

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new when they both walked in,
so completely standing there naked. Of course,

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No you weren't, of course,
like, no, seriously, how

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much there's no so he didn't have
to jiggle and fondle, come on,

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duper shake that tiny. I was
just there naked with my duper jersey just

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gently over my crotch long enough like
Mariah carry in that Michael Jordan Wizard's dress.

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Yeah, just sexily standing in the
in the room. And I'm like,

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who's this who's this kid? Doc? I thought it was our time,

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and I slowly raised my duper jersey
bubble. But everything's bad. Yeah,

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everything's terrible. Did he do your
panels and all that? Well?

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I got my blood work done,
and I actually really took a moment.

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I try to do this. I
feel like I'm a nice person and I

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try to show that with my actions. And my phlebotomist was in there,

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and it's the same older woman,
African American woman. I mean, honestly,

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if I had a guess, i'd
guess she's sixty five years old,

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which probably she looks thirty. She's
lovely looking woman, but you can tell

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she's older anyway. She's really good
at taking my blood. I don't love

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it. Who loves taking the needle, you know? But I don't mind

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it that bad. And she comes
in, she's just very distracting and talks

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but knows what she's doing, very
kind, and I just think she does

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a great job. Every time.
I'm happy when I see her. I'm

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like, cool, this is the
lady who's gonna treat me good. And

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I just really went out of my
way afterward to compliment her and tell her

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how great at her job I think
she is. And it like to acknowledge

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and respect that she has. I
mean, granted, she does this all

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day every day. To her,
it's nothing. She's not like, oh

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no, it just sticks some one
with a needle. But I think on

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someone, well, she knows she
has a job, that you're meeting someone

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in a relatively tense moment and to
learn little tricks of distract, action and

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comfort and get the job done quickly, efficiently. And I think she's just

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consistently really good at it. So
I took a moment to really appreciate her

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for what she does. And she
stopped as she was, you know,

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going through her routine and about to
leave the room, she stopped and that's

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really sweet. Thank you, So
which I mean, I don't know.

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I made somebody feel really nice out
of nowhere. That's nothing, there was

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nothing there, And then on thin
air, good feelings for both of us.

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Let's get back to your medical report. So in the next six months,

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we'll be doing a lot of fanking
people who have been good to me.

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Yeah, right, just really appreciative. Well, let's be fair,

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you've been you've been sick, you
know, over the holidays. You missed

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our first day back. Yes,
and you haven't been one hundred percent.

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You know, your voice sounds a
little compromised. I heard a little a

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little coughing. It sound terrible,
a little coughing before we went on air.

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Yeah, but I mean, you
seem like you're doing better. But

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let's be fair, you've been sick, so it's you know, stands to

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reason that you wouldn't like get a
g great report if you're getting a little

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physical it's not like a report really
hard. I got my blood taken.

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We'll find out, okay or whatever. Well, why do you say it

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was a negative? Why you're disappointed? Look, I'm concerned. I worry

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about you. I'm a I'm a
Sherman tank and I know that you've been

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making concerted efforts to manage your diet. Better to get on a few more

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walks than normal and drop some LB's. I'm five pounds down, so okay,

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that's what I'm looking for. There
we go. Yeah, you go,

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man, Thank you work my metal
liquid down point five pounds. No,

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Yeah, I lost twenty pounds over
the last year, just about Uh,

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I don't I'll get the blood work
back. But liver numbers were the

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key. I was drinking too much. I had a very stressful job.

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It's not super chill like it is
now. Yeah, but that dude,

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you've cut your alcohol intake probably by
sixty at least work in this ship.

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Yes you have to. Yeah,
I drink. I don't drink it all

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on weeknights. Yeah, because before
when you didn't have to get up until

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noon. I mean, this guy
was going through a couple of tumblers,

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a night of the brown, the
Walk of Shame with a recycling bin,

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just clanging and banging like Wayne the
Rock Johnson in the gym as I roll

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it out to the street. That's
a that's a sad day. Trash day,

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clan clan, clan clan. You
know It's more sad than trash day,

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though, is when they get off
on their holiday schedule and the routines

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all broken, right, A big
trash bag. We don't have barrels in

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Richardson. You just put the bag
outside. And you know what, Bens,

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you're not richards don't do bins.
What you just put bags loose bag

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a lot of alleyways and that's how
they do it. You just put the

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loose bag out there. You don't
even have like an old school oscar the

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grouch metal cans, right, no
metal? What the hell? So your

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blue bag's yours hycling of course,
and you have your your black or white

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bag will be your actual trash.
But you get off and you think it's

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trash day and you lay it out
there and then I don't know, you

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guys, see every morning the grass
is just wet everywhere, and it's rained

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the other day and I'm like,
I don't know, I'm gonna do anything

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about this, but that trash has
been out in the alley for about four

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days now, just sitting there.
Yeah, rain on it, And what

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do you do. They're the ones
who got off the schedule. Yeah,

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you're the one home with your family. Yeah, on my routine. And

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then you're right, would you drag
it back to for some reason, just

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sit next to your house and get
all wet and ask no, I don't

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want the possum near my house.
No, get the possum away, get

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him in the alley. Think about
the feeling of utter defeat when the Richardson

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trash man shows up in your alley
and reaches down for the bag, and

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you never know whether these people got
the good industrial strength thefties, or if

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they got the ninety nine trash bags
from Dollar Tree or get them for free

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at the Richardson and A fitness center. And they pick it up and they

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went wimpy, wimpy, wimpy.
Yeah, and they pick it up and

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the bottom falls out and there's just
diapers and banana peels. Okay, is

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that their responsibility at that point?
I don't know. Did they just leave

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it there? Do they have to
get a broom and a shovel and clean

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that up and throw it into the
the trash truck. Oh, we didn't

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get a waste management specialists? Got
a number? Okay, ask a blank

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returns. Let's do it, Bak, have so many questions, right,

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I got a guy from a remote
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to be allowed to go on remote. Let's student next week. We're gonna

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be loaded up tomorrow because Sunday is
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to compete with an audience member for
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have a we'll have three. This
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have three callers on and we'll each
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him for a minute, get to
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be basically playing for them. We'll
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two winners have come through for their
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oh, based on next week's giveaway, which we don't know what it

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is yet, So we usually find
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giveaway is for the week, right, and what is it this week?

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Mass tickets math tickets, which we
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at eight o'clock when you call in
and name your area of expertise and we

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will challenge you. I love it. It's a tribute to the America's hottest

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new game show, The Floor,
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I just get your head for that
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the area of expertise that Carrie?
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get that question chalked up and then
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them plumbing facts and then there's trains
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every day. He hasn't called back. He will since we made him sad

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that I think he listening the day
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he didn't know. He was entering
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train conductor. It had to though, it had to. We learned a

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lot that day. That's fascinating.
When we get our prize reveals for the

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week, it's always like kind of
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When you're all right, that's a
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watch that numbered dance. Let's always
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reason. Oh, because I asked
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He train man. Would you call
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I don't remember his name, but
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like I'm sad by asking questions.
Do you really think it was Tim?

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Yeah? Okay, the man him, the train man. We're sorry,

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and we liked you, dude,
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you ran over a family. Okay, he didn't say a family. It

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was clearly it was one person laying
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so happy, and he was,
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they were like you ever run anybody
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of just got quiet and he's like
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the tracks ropes well, a sinister
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hat was twirling his must ran away
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holding TNT. What a stupid trope? And she had a sign that said

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help a bikini like whine. How
many people in world history you think were

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rope to train tracks? I mean
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they think a bombs of that shape
too. It's a lot of dumb stuff.

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Man, damsels cartoons ruined, but
we think cartoons ruined. Just what

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are they gonna do now that steamboat
Mickey has hit the public domain? Yeah,

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you murder right. They're gonna make
him a murder They did Winnie the

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Pooh, Blood and Honey a murder
movie. I mean that stuff supposed to

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say, the Golden Gloves for Sunday
Night? Did you get do you guys

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get anything? What jull get?
The big math tub licking sing and saltburn?

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Do you want us to watch Saltburner. Not it's too long. I

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think, I don't think you should. I know it's not good. I

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know JJ liked it, but she
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right, yeah, my god,
I would have JJ text me what

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number in your top ten you had
saltburn I I was sit there going,

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really this movie? No? But
I hear it's great. It is kind

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of good. And if it's one
wank singing in a bathtub or whatever happens

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to this bathtub, it's the new
viral trend to watch. The new viral

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trend is to watch that scene with
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that really? Anything? Can't tell
me a little more? Is there?

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Du homie is one person, one
one guy. It's the guy from You

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four plays Elvis in the Priscilla movie, Jacob Lordie. He hosts Saturday Night

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Live next week, okay? And
then the other guy, Barry Keegan Kogan

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Kogan. He gets in the tub
too, Is that okay? JJ?

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For confirmation? Very good? No, he's watching Where's he watching from from

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the toilet from her side room because
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gets up. Once he gets out, about ten minutes later, he goes

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into the tub and we got a
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Neil, and he starts sucking the
water out of Okay, that's what

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you were. That's your joke from
yesterday, yuck licking the baptub drain.

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Yeah. None of my jokes are
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things I've seen. So I went
down a dirty work. He done a

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dirty work wormhole yesterday and neither one
of us knew it. And I've seen

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that damn film. What were your
references? Yeah, the whole thing about

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Sigon whores in the back of the
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either just lifting that from a film. I thought it was hilarious too too.

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I went to bed last night when
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if our show was ever funny at
all, I'm like, we had a

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used car thing being shot with Sigon
horrors popping out of the trunks interrupting production.

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Is that all in the movie?
Yeah? The answer once again is

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no, we're not. Norm McDonald's
funny. Okay, Yeah, I don't

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think anyone's debating that Norm McDonald's funny. And Kevin has a good memory.

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Did the text line lit up with
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need to to be funny, that
is, to reference cool things like Dirty

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Work, the highly critically movie.
The point I was asking, did you

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guys see anything over the break?
Have we done anything? Or do we

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need more time for that? I've
seen a ton of stuff. I w

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all the lists of stuff I saw. Do you want to do one real

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quick? Yeah? All right?
How about this? I watched The Creator?

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You did? Yes? Did you
love it? I loved it?

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You did? Yeah? Okay,
I want to see it? Okay?

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Is it free now on HBO Netflix? Spiel Max so yeah, yes,

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it was free? Yeah, okay, I'm so stupid, John David Washington

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is it? And that's Denzel's kid. Okay. That dude's amazing. I

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didn't even know it was Denzel's until
the movie was over, and I guess

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I've seen him do some other stuff. He is just great. That dude

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will be doing his thing for the
rest of our lives. He's so good.

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Movie is excellent. Okay. Stergil
Simpson's in the movie right everything now?

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Okay, I didn't know the dude
acted. I didn't know anything.

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Is he good? He's awesome,
And Christina pointed out and I'm like,

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God, looks familiar, but I'm
like, what have I seen him in?

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I didn't register like instantly, and
she's like, that is that Stergil

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Simpson. Yeah, and he's not
a massive role, but he's got tons

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of lot He's got a lot of
lines, like he's a significant part of

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He's great and Killers of the Flower
Moon and the Righteous Gymstones. Okay,

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I still haven't seen their most recent
Righteous so he's just full conversion to actor

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now or doing both, I suppose. But man, the last music stuff

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I remember about him outside of the
weird Fusion album he did, Oh,

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he did do a He did do
a disco song this year with some country

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girl in Diplo. But I remember
him just like he toured with a four

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piece band and was like, well, the audience doesn't really uh pay attention

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to my shows anymore, and he
didn't have the horns and the big fun

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thing. Really yeah, he was
kind of like, well this sucks.

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Well great, it was great.
I do recommend man. It was really

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really smart future I mean obviously futuristic
AI thing I loved. I love the

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idea of that. The second I
saw the trailer for the first time,

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and JJ loved it. Now you
love it. Okay, it's really good.

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It takes I have to get like
six references before I'll watch anything.

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That's my Christmas Craft recommendation. But
right at the beginning, he's in this

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futuristic helicopter and they have they have
time for a song, and they're flying

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into some battlefield and guess what starts
Oude. This is like the beginning of

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a Dave Chappelle stand up spec Okay, okay, I watched some of that

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too. If you want to know
the shortcut to my heart, just drop

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a radiohead dime in the middle of
something that I'm unsure if I like it

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or not. It just instantly all
right, Yeah, well this guy's are

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clearly cool. So yeah, everything
in his right place right here begins right

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as he's flying into his you know, war or whatever it is, and

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I'm like, here comes the tears. Okay, I'm watching this maybe today,

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and they let it go for you
know, another full minute, beautiful,

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beautiful use of the song as always. And then I did try to

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watch some of the Chappelle. They
yes, and they had uh Daydreaming,

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which is on a Moonshape Pool Radiohead
as Dave Chappelle's like intro before he hits

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the stage, and that dude's covered. You know, he sings creep.

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He does a funny version of Dave
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a Radiohead hitch. But uh,
yeah, it's two Radiohead things. Plus

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I'm almost done with the book that
nanny got me for Christmas. Dang,

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you boys do that? Yeah?
How is it great? Is it great?

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Very interesting? I got the same
book for my oldest Josh. He's

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a big fan and uh one of
the most avid readers I've I know in

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my life, and he's already I
think he's basically done with it. He

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said that the author at one point
said that, uh, at to the

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release of kid A, he felt
he felt that Radiohead was going to turn

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into a thinking man's smash mouth,
and I thought that reference was really weird.

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Wow, I don't remember that.
No, But there was a lot

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of comparison like Lincoln Park What,
which I guess was one of the highest

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selling like rock acts of the early
aughts. It was a comparison of music

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genres. It wasn't comparing Radiohead to
Lincoln Park, but just decisions bands make

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when they make when they have success, and then they decide to completely change

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directions. Uh yeah, interesting book, I mean not Yeah, I really

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like it. Almost done with it. I'll bring it to you and you

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can knock it out after. Okay, really good, love it? Bottom

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line? Creator, we say no, don't eat babies. Yes, Oh,

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I'm kind of forgotten about that.
Yeah, we can't push that under

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the form making it easier for the
audience. What's the rating of the movie?

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We're bringing it full uh fives?
What nothing to be perfect? Uh,

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I'm pretty strict, so I'm gonna
I'm gonna three point three point seventy

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five out of five or four out
of five. Yeah, you liked it

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that much? Huh, Yeah,
it was really good the creator, all

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right, five, don't dumplings up. You got a bunch of stuff that

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you watched over the holidays. I
want to hear more of those throughout the

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day. All right. Coming up
next, we have the very latest on

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what was unveiled last night, at
least some of the documents from the Epstein

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list. Next ninety seven one,
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