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It's the downbeat on ninety seven to
one, the freak. How's that phone

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service for you, Mike? Been
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networks now, uh yeah, well
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Kevin, and that's Boost Infinite.
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probably seeing commercials on on TV and
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Why are you stuck on this?
Well, the people have been doing it

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for the last fifty years. Why
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the next fifty years? I like
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So you're on the phone, right, I do know, but imagine like

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it. Then it cuts out and
you're like, damn it, Well I'm

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stuck on this network. I just
have to wait till it decides that I

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can continue this phone call. It's
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different one, a better one.
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best service wherever you are, all
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do this whole thing online too.
You don't have to go into some store

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and deal with some nerd kid who's
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My god, incredible, it's credible. It's boost infinite. But we have

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to get to We gotta go hot
news right now, go hit it now,

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JJ now goo balls. Wow,
what's happening? Michael? I have

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all this stuff for dingos our news, but it brought you by Andrews American

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Pizza Kitchen. We have a fire, dude, and this is You're not

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gonna know hear about this any And
I don't know in the grand scheme of

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fires, like what makes the big
news or whatever, but this is a

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fire that we can see from our
window. It's right off Inwood Road,

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just west of Inwood sort of where
Inwood peels off kind of parallel to the

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toll way north of six thirty five, So if you're driving you might see

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smoke but there's this warehouse. We
can see it from our window. I

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mean, walk over there and do
a little corresponding update. I think you

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sell the phone because we can't literally
see it from here, but like ten

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feet from us, there's another window, and there's a warehouse, a bunch

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of people outside. There are no
fire trucks. Say, okay, JJ

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just went we have an update from
JJ Jackson just moments ago went and looked

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at this giant fire. JJ.
Yeah, it looks like the first responder

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just pulled up. First responders backing
people away from the building. It was

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like someone's yes, kind of direct
traffic and lucky for them, these are

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not comedy first responders like Kevin,
Danny and I are at six am here

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each and every morning on ninety something
on the freak. There's an actual fireman,

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but I've not seen a bunch of
trucks go by. And we're talking

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about eight, eight minutes, ten
minutes. This thing's been blazing. I

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don't know if it's a vehicle right
outside of the warehouse or what it appears

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to be, maybe coming from outside
the warehouse door, but it's I'm close

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to this building where this whole not
this building that we're in, but the

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building right across the street from us
might be in serious danger. Okay,

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Ao said, it looked like it
came from the inside out, like the

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way that the fire kind of just
yeah, escalated, escalate it? Now?

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Can I recklessly try to get a
location here? What well? Can

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we like? I don't want to, you know, call a business out

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because I could miss. But I'm
just going off the map. I know

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where Costume World is, I know
where we are. You could, you

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know, you could kind of use
some context clues here to see what the

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building is that we're talking about.
You know what I'm saying? I heart

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does see I heart building? Do
you have me? Okay, I'm also

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on this microphone. Did you call
our cell phone or did you call it

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the no? I call the hot
line? The hot line. Did you

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ever gonna walk to the window?
Now? Okay, he's gonna walk to

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the window. Give us a good
first hame. Look, also, look,

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we want you to avoid the first
responders. We have candy cane Lane,

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you know, hot chocolate truck down
here at fourteen oh one. But

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you can also see the fire.
I guess Kevin, do you have me?

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Yes? I got your mic you
can't hear me, I can hear

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you. I'm gonna walk ten feet
away from you and keep an eye on

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this fire. That's inferno that we
have. There's another first responder raising the

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raked down inwood road, chaos in
the hallway ship. No, it's no

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joke. This is a legit,
pretty nasty fire right across the street from

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us. I imagine if once again, if you are on the tollway,

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you're gonna see plumes of smoke just
to the west. I'm now counting one

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large fire truck, one ambulance,
one, two, three police vehicles.

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Now it looks like a total of
three fire trucks. Another one coming.

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I'm curious how many you know,
how many trucks actually respond to something like

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this that we have hoses on fire
right now? Though this is good news,

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Kevin, Are you with me?
I am with you. There's okay,

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So there's a couple of businesses that
I could could throw out that it

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could be them. Is that dangerous
to do or not? Probably there's an

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envelope supplier that's over there. Okay, that's a lead candidate. But doesn't

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it look like that fire is happening
on a building towards the back. It's

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not the first one off the road. Yeah, it looks like probably the

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last warehouse door of this building,
or maybe in the parking lot behind it,

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and just right at the corner of
the building, I may see wooden

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pallets. I don't know. Oh
okay, but there are vehicles in danger.

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There's some big brush like trees that
are really close. But oh my

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god, we are now at one, two, three, four, five

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six alarm fire I can report.
I don't know if that's how any trucks

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are here, if that's what that
means. There's all there's an oil change

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place that's over there, but I
think that is behind the envelope place.

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So you're saying oil and envelopes are
both in play right now. Yeah,

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there's also a hardware store, but
I don't think that would be it.

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I'm watching a fireman extend a hose
all the way to a fire hydrant.

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Fire hydrants are friends that you just
tend to not notice until you need them,

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and an incredible segment we could do
one day about the history of fire

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fire hydrants, the rules and laws
about putting them, and where they go.

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I mean, it's pretty wild that
our infrastructure allows for and why a

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Dalmatian. Yeah, it's pretty amazing. Now it looks like they kind of

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maybe are getting this thing under control, but there's a lot. Oh,

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they're reeling some sort of like a
medical you know, like the gurney bed

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type thing. So I don't know
if we have someone injured or smoke inflation

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here, but we If the fire
was at one hundred percent three minutes ago,

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I'd say the fire is now at
about fifteen to twenty percent. It's

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more smoke than fire. Again,
just west of Endwood, right here in

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the Addison Farmers Branch area, we
had an inferno that started sometime during the

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last break. We were looking at
it. Before there was one police car

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or one siren, and right now
I'm seeing at least ten ten vehicles on

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the scene. Wow. Man,
there's a lot of buzz up in the

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hallway there with you. Mike.
Now, if this how would you have

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is the plume? Has it gotten
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ago? The flaming the plume of
flame? Yeah, now that is far.

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Oh. We are right now extending
one of the fire truck ladders.

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Oh, we may see an attack
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I was first alerted to this by
our friend Ao, who was as an

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office. He was looking out the
window. I walked into that office and

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he was just staring at the flame
and slowly easing his shorts down as I

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startled him. I'm let me crank
open a beer. Okay, Well,

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we keep going and doing great extended
fire hoses. We have the big ladder

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being extended. There are firemen right
on top of this thing. I mean

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they have it down to where I
almost cannot see a flame. I just

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see a sea of flashing red,
yellow and some blue light as first responders

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are now. Yes, all over
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forty or so people just kind of
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Yeah. I'm happy to report right
now, Kevin, I see no

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flame. I see no flame at
all right now. If that fire was

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at one hundred four and a half
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a little bit of flame. I'm
putting this fire at three to five right

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now, Mike, can I give
an update real quick from about a minute

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ago on the website known as x
formerly known as Twitter at Ben Rogers is

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on the ground right across the street
getting ready for his show ten to two.

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He has posted crazy fire and Farmers
Branch at the Sinvo warehouse often Wood

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Road across from our iHeart Studios.
Now, we would need two sources to

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confirm that that's the send Vo warehouse, but Senvio is the envelope supplier.

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Well, I have great news for
you, Kevin. I'm staring at the

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sign in front of the building and
it does say sendbo on that CEMBEO.

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That has two sources, Kevin,
go with that. Put that one on

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the air. We're gonna go with
it at Senvo. You can go to

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senvo dot com. So also,
you know, I said, I feel

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a little personal connection to this because
that's where we kind of had a part

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of our launch here. Friday did
end up kind of stretching as we were

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hitting golf balls into the Sinvo parking
lot. But I looking online, dude,

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what Ben saying, and that is
a that is a crazy plume.

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There's a lot of people who are
closer to the fire. Then I would

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feel like, I'm assuming that's workers
who are just sprinting out the warehouse door.

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Is that? What are you still
seeing people down there? I do

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they're all at least I don't know, seventy five, probably one hundred feet

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away from a fire that appears to
be nearly all extinguished. Now there are

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adjacent warehouses and buildings. I think
anyone anywhere near this area is it is

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coming to take a look. But
yeah, it's a pretty big warehouse.

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I would guess that people in other
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not all envelopes and oil, as
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stood outside by their cars. I
do against that ambulance who has sort of

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one of those Ohor's firemen storming into
the building. I see them with masks

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and tanks on. I don't know
if there's still something raging on inside this

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building. But again, right now, I just see smoke. I see

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no flame. I'd like to report
the flame is at zero to what I

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can see. Okay, let me
ask this. If there is a god,

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don't you think that he would turn
on a little bit of rain to

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help out he's going to the drizzle
today. I don't know if that was

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part of the plan to get ahead
of this. Oh they're brushing out what

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was on fire now, So I
mean I dog gone it. I'm gonna

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go ahead and report this thing has
been contained. Oh he's calling it.

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Yeah, I'm calling it. And
you have the authority to do that.

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Detective Dick Shale on the case.
Thank you, I do. We at

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ninety seven won the Freaker now at
precisely eight forty six a m. On

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this Thursday, are calling this fire
contained and we're willing to go so far

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to say this fire has been extinguished. Okay. I've texted Ben Skinning Cristiina

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just to see if they happen to
go outside, and you know, if

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there's a boots on the ground report, I've told then't to call the hotline,

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assuming they know the hotline number.
What does this How does this affect

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the hot chocolate giveaway in the Candy
Cane Lane Hot Chocolate truck Tour. I

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don't have that answer right now,
but I do have some other big breaking

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news. I have somebody I've found
that was on the ground. I'm not

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sure if responsible for what happened,
but we'd like to interview the real quick,

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if you guys don't mind, Yeah, we're live on the air.

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I have Ben Rogers who may have
even felt the heat of the Great Sonovo

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envelope fire of twenty twenty three December
pious. Oh thanks Mike. Did you

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have a question for me? Hey
Kevin, Hello Ben Ben? What did

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you see down there on the ground
and have you taken in any smoke into

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your airwaves. I was pulling into
the parking lot here at the iHeart Studios

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and I noticed a massive, massive
fire across the street, and so I

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immediately thought Dallas Texas TV. I
was like, I was confused. I

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was like, do I need to
look at this with my eyes or wait

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to see Dallas Texas TV post it? And I went ahead and looked at

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it, captured a little video and
I was able to get a look at

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it long before the fire department was
even there. You can just grab a

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microphone now that you're in the studio. That's ken, we're back in the

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studio. You also you could just
grab a microphone. Were eye to eye,

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we are from the studio. Now
this reporter is starting. I thought

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about you guys as I pulled into
the parking lot, because you have the

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only vantage point that can't see it. Yeah, putting us at risk,

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I don't know. But we also
sprung into action and there are plenty of

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westward facing windows here in our building. We can keep an eye on Sonovo.

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I think it is officially over because, as I said, when the

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fire was raging, Ao was in
his office for some reason, with his

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shorts at his ankles as he stared
into the flame, and he was cross

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eyed. And now he's just leaning
reclined in his chair, looking very relieved

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and empty clean xboxes over it.
How do fires start at warehouses? That

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only you can prevent forest fires,
but we have no guidance on warehouse fires,

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specifically envelope warehouse fires. We could
use a cartoon bear of some sort

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to help us here. I was
listening to your show earlier. Oh,

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thank you, and I think,
well, I think it's the best show

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in the whole market, not only
in the morning. I love this show.

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But thank you. I I heard
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how to get your name on the
sign and only and it has been one

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of your lifelong dreams, and this
was your opportunity. You'll never have a

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fire closer. You could have run
over there, run in, even if

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you know, hopefully everyone's okay,
but you could have run in, been

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covered out come out covered in black
smoke dust yep, and said I ran

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in there to save lives, and
the only city council would have been like,

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all right, that's it, that's
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what you could have done is like
I don't know where you find one,

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but like find like a puppy ride
or a cat and hide them under your

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sweatshirt and then you run in real
quick and just put some ash on your

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face and then you run out like
crying, holding the puppy over your head

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like simba. Yeah, every camera
turns to you. The people have only

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swell with pride, and the engraver
starts to just chisel away at a sign

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and says, Kevin turned home Home
of Kevin turns just be like Ben Stiller

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or Greg Fokker saving Jinxi cat.
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then you name that little puppy you
know only or a little flame boy or

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whatever, and then Kebby adopt him
off. Yeah. Yeah, it's it's

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that's why I carry a puppy with
me at all times. Yeah, you

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should have one puppy in your card
all time. It's like Manudo. Once

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it ages out and it's no longer
a puppy. I put it up for

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adoption. That go get a new
puppy, so I can always rescue a

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puppy from a giant fire. And
you started doing this when Skin started doing

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carrying puppies with him in case you
saw a rattlesteak. You know, we

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got in trouble for this one time
on the fan, Skin was obviously telling

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a joke and he said something about
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me, so giantangerous rattlesnakes there,
I just throw the puppy down. We're

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doing a story on a rattlesnake attack
or whatever it's going. You know what

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I do. I always carry a
puppy with me, cast toward the strike.

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Yeah, and then you're packing up
your backpacks and leave the studio.

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Whoever your boss is. Like,
guys, he was mad, I need

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a couple of minutes. Yeah,
a puppy thing. Here's mad when I

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have puppy thing. It's Cowboy game
day like it is. It looks like

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a movie. There's thirty seven fire
trucks there now. But I got there

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before fire trucks were there, and
I was in the parking lot and as

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I was leaving the parking lot.
I was all right, I got a

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little video. Skin was pulling in
and he had this big smile on his

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face and he was pointing at the
fire, going, did you see the

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fire behind you? And then as
I pulled in the garage, he went

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to do a lap around to get
a better look at it. Yeah,

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there's a lot of people standing closer
to the fire than you would think.

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Although if it's an envelope warehouse there, I guess there's not a lot of

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explosives. Yeah, maybe not,
but you said oil was in play.

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There's an oil change service nearby.
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they're like, guys, back up
and honestly like we're having a little

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fun with it. But that was
a rager for a little bit. That

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was a raging clue. And what
you don't know with a fire that's very

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large, is is explosion coming?
Oh you know, what sort of other

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chemicals are nearby? What other you
know companies are called that warehouse home and

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then an explosion. Somebody could be
storing some gasoline there, yes, some

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sort of nitrate, some sort of
nitrate. Well, Fortunately on the Ben

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and Skin show, you guys have
the daughter of a fireman that's going to

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be on the program today. So
I would imagine this is going to be

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wall the wall review and coverage of
the in Wood fire. I gotta I'm

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gonna run by a pet co and
then run back over there. I think

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there's still time. I appreciate you
get a couple of puppies. Thank you

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for your breaking news coverage. BENJ
crank me up for a minute. Please.

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Oh that was exciting one second here
infer No. That was as real

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as it gets. That was real. We've posted on I know the ninety

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seven one, the freaking TikTok.
If you want to see video of the

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fire, I know Ben posted it
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get him up on Instagram as well. If you know, see a little

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video of the fire that we've been
witnessing this morning. Is the day had

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turned on us right there, right
now. Fortunately we were real thin for

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Dingu's Morning News today right across the
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to do birthdays? Yeah? Please, we have go to our birthday corresponding.

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quick, but we have time.
Man pictures, Glenn's coming up call in

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if you want to be our Glenn
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know, it's a curse. He
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face. He's just got an older
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bad game of the night, but
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Pudg Rodriguez proprider of Pudge's Fudge,
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Alicia Cuthbert forty one lived in your
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sloppy seconds. Oh from the guy
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New York ranger for a long time. What was his name, Steve Avery?

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So Steve Avery's the picture. But
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thank you. She was a puck
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hockey people marrying Mike Fisher, I
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rat. Yeah, an icy bitch. Pretty sure. I'm pretty sure that's

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what it. Kaylee Cuoco thirty eight. Damn, it's a hot day.

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It's a hot day for blondes.
Go like ten year gaps and just have

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everything covered, keeping the hots coming. It's Mandy Patinkin seventy one. If

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you'd like diving Homeland A fine actor. Ben Steeller's fifty eight, the most

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famous person to Donna Rollertown hat regularly
and mentioned ninety seven won the freak.

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I mean he was in our station
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even funnier that he just I don't
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or how he acquired it. Yeah, they gave it a tennis event.

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Yeah. And then a year later
Ben Siller's just kicking it in Montecito or

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doing whatever he does, and he's
wearing the Rollertown hat. He loves that

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hat. He loves Dirk. Yeah, who's done. Clay Akins forty five,

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Steve Aokie's forty six still glitter under
my fingernails from opening up fan mail

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to Clay Aiken. For the first
three months I worked at Fox television in

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LA. There's another one for clay
A two for the Velvet teddy Bear,

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two for Clay Aichen and I had
to wheel these vats of glitter covered fan

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mail to the American Idol. Well, that's why we need studios, that's

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why we need envelopes, and that's
why a good envelope company like Sinvio Dude

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caught on. Fuck, we are
the only people and the people listening with

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the knowledge that an envelope shortage might
be hitting the Metroplex right now, and

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we can get way ahead of this
right now. This is what smart investors

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do. This is what they do. That's going on top of it.

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Steve Aoki's forty six. I just
have a theory that he hangs out in

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town a lot. I don't really
know much more other than that, that's

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my friend, Steve Aoki. Hoky's
always in Dallas, You know that,

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right, No, Steve Aoki,
the son of restaurant tour Rocky Aoki ginghis

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grill. No Benny Hannah. Benny
Hannah and they are all Miami, Florida

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residents. Rocky Aoki a long time
offshore powerboat racer, and uh, I

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don't have any real recollection of hanging
out with Steve Aoki. But we were

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definitely kids farting around on the docks
together, same circles in the eighties.

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And if he was d Jane,
he was not d Jane yet. I

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think he how old is he?
Oh? Damn? Forty six? Forty

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six? Okay, yeah, so
he's one year younger than me. So

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I do look forward it one day
running into Steve Aokian sort of sharing some

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old powerboat stories, and I think
he might be saying, well, okay,

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yeah, damn, that's pretty will
speed round cake with him. No,

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we didn't have any cake together.
But with this new knowledge, I

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imagine if I was at a show, I could be the recipient of the

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cake to the face. You could
get the cake if I told them all

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that Billy Idol sixty eighty awesome,
Christina's favorite Billy Idol, po Jackson sixty

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one, Colin Mockery's sixty six eight
Colin Month is amazing. Christy Teagans thirty

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eight has gross s feet. This
is a hot day for birthdays, man,

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man and woman. Uh. Dick
Clark would have been ninety four.

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Happy New Year. Dick Clark and
Bill Walsh would have been ninety two,

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but unfortunately he was killed by OJ, so indeed he was Mike. What's

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the comic strip say today? Oh
uh, it's Dad Joke week here in

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Dinghu's Morning News. I actually don't
have a joke, but I didn't want

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to tell you something. Oh I
had a rough night last night? Was

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bad? I got I got mugged
by six dwarves last night. Oh no,

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not happy. Coming up next picks
with Glenn's you could call it two

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or four, eight, seven,
thirty seven, one nine one to be

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our Glen of the week. We
have our mystery guest celebrity as well,

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and Malcolm's pick of the week.
Next on ninety seven won the freak Idiot