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This is the Downbeat on ninety seven
one, the freak right, all right,

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all right, one hour away?
We will you know what, don't

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scratch that one? I must maybe
tomorrow at eight The Downbeat Christmas Tree Singing

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the down Beat, the Singing Downbeat
Christmas trop Toppers. Sure what, Yeah,

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we put a lot of money into
it. I went to hobby lobby

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last night and picked one up.
How do they look? So they're good?

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They're for sale. They're for sale. Are we near the front door?

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Are they forward facing? They're not
forward facing? They were still way

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in the back, carelessly unloaded.
Do we have to go to retail shops

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and make sure that these things are
I was doing my due diligence, but

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there's a hobby lobby near my house, so that's the only reason I stopped

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by there. So if you go
by your local Martell, no one's gonna

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buy these and things. Again,
I don't know. I think we're okay,

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so well ahead of it. Halloween. We put him out on Halloween.

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That was dumb. It's like the
band that orders a thousand CDs of

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their debut album and you end up
having boxes of them in your garage for

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like twenty years and merch and coast. I wouldn't know anything about that.

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Bringing some bring some stuff from just
the sort of tour, yeah, nineteen

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ninety eight. Uh huh, sort
of. I'll tell you King Buck shirt.

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You have a King Buck shirt in
a box somewhere. Don't don't go

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sold out pretty quickly. Let's make
some. Okay, let's make a thousand.

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We'll give them away with each tree
tower. So I'll make two,

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give and hand them to you,
Hand them to you, guys. Put

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them in the holiday gift trip Friday
two to six at Mike's Gemini Twin.

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Yeah, you should have a package
of old band crap. That's a good

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idea as a gift bag. Yeah, I'd love it. A music gift

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bag. Yeah, Okay, crap
Danny has in his attic. It'd be

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great. Okay, I guess that's
it. Mike's Gemini. Yes, that's

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this Friday on the Speakeasy. All
hosts, I think all hosts, I

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assume pretty much everybody. I think
everyone's committed. We're gonna be there,

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We're going to party. That's gonna
be fun with you the little secret sand

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on the air. And also I
would say that so tomorrow eight Downbeat singing

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Christmas tree Topper. That's happening in
one hour about eight thirty an announcement involving

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the movie of the month, and
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you how you can get your tickets
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the Dingo Power Hour coming up at
eight. Ding Sings at eight. Look

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out, man, don't miss it. Clip of the Year clips show countdown

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at nine. But right now,
let's continue on with our look at the

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year in news with the scuttle But
you're in Revoo Part two. Revoo.

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We made it through January yesterday.
We're getting through April today, buncle style.

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I'll try February third. This happened
the United States announced it was tracking

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Chinese spy balloons over America. Then
they shot one down over the East Coast.

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Remember that. Yes, that was
this year crazy. And then everyone

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got mad and turned into experts on
balloons and weather balloons and I hate it.

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I hate it. Here I do
too. And how quickly the biggest,

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the biggest story in the world,
and the world's coming to an end.

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It's like, oh, vaping's bad
for you, and they just moved

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to something else. Yes, Oh, vaping's killing teenagers across Oh there's covid.

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Okay, let's talk about this now, Like, aren't we collectively smart

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enough to not get worked up about
any individual thing? Shouldn't we have learned

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by now? Yeah? All just
keep you engaged, keep you mad.

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Yes, yes, you know.
That's why whenever you see a headline that

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is like some big deal or they're
trying to make it a big deal,

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just look at it and go huh
huh me better. Before all this,

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because the news was you know,
researched and sourced and then presented once a

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day or big news on the weekend
in the newspaper whatever. Now it's just

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scream sentences. They're spying over our
nuclear plants, that's where they were spying

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over. You can come up with
anything, really, I thought Jeff Kavanaugh

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to speak easy. Well. He
had a really good idea. He was

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like, won't we just send a
balloon up there and just bump it?

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And what? Just bump it?
Oh, just bump it up into Canada

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and I just get another, send
another bloon out there and just kind of

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bump into it, bowing. I
was like, genius, Actually, Like

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they're not expecting that they're expecting to
shoot it down. Maybe just go up

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there and just kind of like,
what are you doing mine? So did

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we shoot it? We shut it
down over these codes like the US military.

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Yeah, Oh, they're just waiting
to put the crap up to right,

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all ready to go. And then
they fluttered down to the ground and

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then they scrambled up crambled tanks.
You know, they found it fell into

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the ocean. Was in the ocean, all these scrambled boats off the coast

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of South Carolina. Coast Guard had
something to do. Yeah, like,

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oh, finally, go jeez,
we've just been busy fishing. If you

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remember February fifth, it was the
sixty fifth annual Grammy Awards, and the

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Best Record of the Year record meaning
the song really but not best Song went

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to Little Little nas Axe weekend.
Is that bitch a crape stallion? I've

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been to a lot, Okay,
Olivia Rodrigot, No, I don't know

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who it is. I mean,
I'm not serious. You you hear that

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and you think Olivia, I don't
know what Olivia Rodrigo sounds like. I

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like this Gandle I called three staring
at me. He's defended this woman this

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year gosh giddy this woman. You've
defended this woman this year. It's gosh

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giddy, turn up, turn I
know the song. I've heard the song.

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Uh ah, Lizzo Lizza, So
you heard that defended Lizard, Defender,

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Defender. Publicly, Album of the
Year went to this great Danny Hello.

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Album of the Year last year with
the Grammys, things to say,

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Harry Styles, Harry Styles, Harry's
House one one here, you got he

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got one there. Also, Beyonce
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most winning Grammy artist of all time. How about of course, of course,

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I guess Taylor Swift didn't have an
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have had an album out this year. Wait till this year's Grammys. Oh

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my god, she wait for an
album that's already dropped. She gonna want

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to munch some albums she re recorded. No, it'll be a triangle to

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every song. Well, this will
be there, this will be in her

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defense, This will be her new
one. This will be her new one

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that wins. Will Travis Kelsey be
on stage at the Grand on stage on

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stage. Yeah, they'll be broken
up by six months. Yeah, I

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can see that. I could see
that. She's quickly learning he's not that

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fast anymore. She's more of a
Mark Andrews guy. No uh, Jake

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Ferguson Yeah. Uh. February sixth, the MAVs officially trade Spencer Dinwiddie and

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Dorian Finney Smith and draft picks to
the Nets for Kyrie Irving. Well,

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I remember that kind of popped out
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Gooday afternoon. It was only like
a week or two prior. I

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think that Kyrie whispers of all he
wants out, he don't happy again,

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and we're all kind of God,
who's gonna get saddled with this guy?

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Yeah, it's us? Yeah,
and he's he is great. You got

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to make it work. Is it
working? I don't. I don't know

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that. I don't even know.
Very sucks. One Luca misses a game

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because he had a babby Yeah,
and then but the next night he can't

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Kyrie Copton play because he played the
night before. And them together in these

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games that kind of matter, like
we need both of you. It's a

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it's hard to tell. He's a
great basketball player, though, one of

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the best ever. He's incredible,
and that's what you do as a team.

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You try to acquire great basketball players
to play basketball talent. February eighth,

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Good point, Mike. Twenty four
year old Davion Daveon Irvan was arrested

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on charges of animal cruelty after a
string of incidents at the Dallas Zoo.

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Oh, he broke in there,
and he was letting all kinds of animals

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run free. Right, the leopard
nova went missing, We had pinned,

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the vulture died, and much more. Eight. They think they don't know

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because he was busting there, just
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a argue that there's something okay,
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we don't know that he did it. Well, you know he didn't stab

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a bird. We don't know that
he did. But Penn had a stab

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one. So someone at the same
time this guy was regularly breaking into the

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zoo also broke into the zoo and
stabbed pen the vulture. Who stabbing bird?

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Words? How do you even get
a hold of a bird to stab

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it? What a lazy bird?
Yeah, he's snuck into those enclosures.

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I think if I had wings and
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Never get stabbed. Creepy thing.
About him one thousand years. He

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kept like going and like there are
people at the Dalla Zoo were like he's

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like asking questions like how to get
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being very obvious with has intentions.
And they finally caught him, and they

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caught him at the aquarium and then
saying the Dallas Aquarium. Really he just

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loved he loves the animal enclosures.
Yeah. Uh, it's his legacy.

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Is heb jail or what he's in
jailable? Believe he's arrested for animal cruelty

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charges. I believe he's in jail. Ya. Feb twelve, Chiefs beat

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the Eagles thirty eight thirty five to
win the Super Bowl. Pat Mahomes is

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your MVP. Streams of Rihanna went
up over six hundred and forty percent after

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her halftime show. She was outstanding
what she said, I'm pregnant, pregnant

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belly. Was that the one where
they had all the platforms not up and

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down? That's pretty cool? Yeah, that's cool. Oh yes. The

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syndicated comic strip Dilbert is dropped by
many newspapers after the creator posted a video

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online in which he characterized black people
as a hate group. Oh Delbert,

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I've never had one Dilbert look at
my African American aspapers. So he remained

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on some, yes, some,
although I don't read the comics anymore,

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I just get them in the Dingo's
Morning News. He remained on the Confederate

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Gazette, which I refused to use
as a source for Dinghy's Morning News in

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case anyone you've always a pre shaded
that. March second, the Alex Murdall

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trial got convicted, finally sentence to
life in prison. And then you know,

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because he killed his wife and his
son had a couple of gun charges

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as well. You guys watched the
was it the Netflix stock on that.

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I ended up not watching it because
I'm a little bored with true crime,

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to be honest. But they extrapolated
it out and make it into more episodes

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than they need to be always so
much fluff and I just need something that's

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going to get to it. But
the case is fascinating. It is.

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March fourth, Netflix aired its first
global live streaming event with Chris Rock's stand

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up special Selective Outrage, and I
loved it. It was great. Never

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watched it, but I love his
stand up and you heard the audio from

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it and all that stuff too,
though from the event. I was on

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it for me, you know,
that was I was very into that story.

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It was the first time that the
really publicly I guess worldwide brought the

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the Will Smith stuff, right,
yeah, that the Yeah, I mean

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he had done tour dates and stuff, but this was, you know,

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Netflix is like, screw it,
let's this is a big story. Let's

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capitalize. And they had a pregame
show and a postgame show, which is

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kind of cool and I think it's
David Spade and a couple others were hosting

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a pregame and postgame show of the
event where he comments on what happened and

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was that the year before the at
the Academy Awards, so twenty three.

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Yeah, it's pretty wild. Sorry, slap the Chris Rock that happened?

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What the hell? What world do
we live in? Nuts to defend his

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pretend wife. Yeah that it hates
him anyway. Are they still married?

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I don't know. No, they're
well, yeah, they're still They're not

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together. They haven't been forever.
Yeah, So he was, according to

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her book, part of the big
act. So he had a fake love

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her so hard that he slapped Chris
Rock. Yeah, but he had been

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allegedly mad at Chris Rock for years, so that's wild. Yeah, this's

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history there. He's kept that family
in his mouth for some years now.

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His comedian A Nightmare. Chris Rock
made it to tell the Truth, Tell

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the Truth joke based on Will Smith's
accent and the movie Concussion, because that

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was the year that Jada and Will
did not go to the Oscars because it

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was the hashtag Oscars too white or
something. And I think Chris Rock made

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a joke about his accent in the
movie Concussion, and that made them mad

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for a long time, allegedly.
But sports with than that that, he

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said something about Jada as well.
Yeah, which the hair right, well,

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and she's been very open about how
she felt about how she looked because

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of so I mean, I know, I just thought she looked like a

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cool ass lady with short hair.
Yeah, it was gorgeous, nice ball,

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Yeah, looks good, bald is
beautiful. There you are in most

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cases those cases, and you could
be one of those cases. Here.

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He's still out, Thank you,
Thank you. Mark's nine. The Recording

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Industry of America reports that Vinyl out
sold CDs for the first time since nineteen

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eighty seven. Yeah, how about
that making CDs? Well, here's the

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problem. They took it out of
the car. Vinyl sold forty one million,

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CDs sold thirty three million. I
think once they started, once you

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started getting a car, buying or
releasing, and then you look down and

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go, oh, there's no CD. It's weird. I remember I got

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a car one time, the years
ago, maybe twenty fifteen. I remember

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getting like halfway down the toll and
going, damn it, this thing didn't

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have a CD player. What do
I do? I wanted that, because

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I still I do want Did you
already have your CD visor up above your

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sun Block visor? Your case logic? You guys, envelope folder thing don't

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even know the story of me and
CD books, booklets. There's a story.

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Can we pass on it? You
can pass on it, that option,

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you can pass on it, okay, because you don't have time for

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you way anyways, choose too.
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collecting music and have four years and
it involves more CD books than any normal

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person should ever have in their car. He said, you told the story.

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Anyway, There's more to it.
Left Notes, March twelfth, ninety

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fifth Academy Awards and your winner.
Oh, we can do this. Hold

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on j J. Wait everything all
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everywhere everything, it's right place.
Great movie, I called it. Do

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you think love that movie? I
don't think he liked it. Jeff hated

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it. You called a sweep.
I think I did. I you know

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what I like? I really liked
it. And I was confused obviously at

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the time, and I was like, what the hell when it goes full

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haywire and they're doing a Samurai spin
onto a b plug and there's hot dog

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fingers. Yes, it's so wacky. But the best mark for me of

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a good movie is one that sticks
with you and it has I want to

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see it again. Actually, God
is beautiful. Movies incredible And I don't

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know if there's fout the line,
but uh, like all I ever wanted

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was to do taxes and laundry with
you. Well, he say, in

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another life, I would have in
another line, just do have a laundry

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man and do taxi. It's one
of the most beautiful lines in like,

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yeah, recent movie history. It's
another life. I could have done laundry

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and taxes with you. I don't
know, Yeah, right, I want

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to watch it. Yeah. Again, I think a lot of people want

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to see things that they're familiar with
and it's safe and it feels, you

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know, normal. I'm one of
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something, and I couldn't have been
more surprised by that film. God,

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it was cool. I remember the
first time watching that trailer thinking what is

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this movie? What is it going
to be? I don't know, I

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don't get it, man, I
was excited. I don't know if I'll

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ever understand it either. And I
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to confuse you with the what infinite
timelines? And yeah, basically great movie

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multiverse and yeah, that's the first
time I think of film is like touch

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based on a multiverse outside of Superhero. Yeah, thats really cool. Yeah

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to see it, yeah, man. Shout out to them. Last shout

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out eight twenty four for the day
March sixteenth will be at April Tomorrow,

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March sixteenth, the Houston Zoo announces
that ninety year old radiated tortoise mister Pickles

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is finally a father after a port
fifty three year old Missus Pickles. Now

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they named the three radiated tortoise turtles, little babies. Mister pickles, what

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did he name his his kids?
Till dial is one of them? Sweet

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and sour. Kalipino, yep,
jar gir girkin, deal gurkin, and

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which is just a reminder that deal
gurkin and Kalipino. One of the great

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phrases of all time is jerkin the
gurkin. God, it really is good.

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Somebody said that first. Yeah,
you got person's dead. Oh yeah,

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gotta be the first person to say
jerkin' the gurky. Yes, because

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it probably happened in the early eighteen
hundreds. I walked in on him jerking

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the gurk And there in the in
Perry's Pickle Shops, right next to the

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little guy who makes caskets. And
yeah, next saloon Blacksmith and bank Perry's

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Pickles. We will continue the year
end timeline review. There he was gonna

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shoot Perry JARB. Gerkins. When
you go to collect your dry goods at

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Sundry sundry, God, it was
a simpler time. You don't have to

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worry about weather balloons from China,
yeah, or the weekend. You didn't

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have to worry about making it to
forty. No life after forty. What's

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that you get shot or get dysentery. Let's go to Hey, you're doing

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great. The eight o'clock hour,
which we're calling the Money hour today.

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A couple of rock squads. All
right, okay, tease it now,

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this is your idea? Whose idea
was this? It was yours? Yeah,

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Ding sings Things, Yeah, Ding
Ding Sings Things. Where we do

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a review, a year in review
of all the crap that I the guy

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does amazing songs, one of the
best of the dann world, writing very

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dumb but also incredibly good songs,
and I don't want him to go in

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one ear and out the other.
We're gonna play some of the best of

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Danny Bayliss, making up funny ass
music and the worst. It's all next

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about nine ones.

