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Happy Friday Metroplex, the day we've
all been waiting for the NBA in season

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tournament. He has been geared up
for that or what you know, a

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little more than you're making it sound. Okay, okay. Once uh,

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once they got Christopher Malta Santy doing
commercials for it. With the heist commercials.

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That almost worked on me. You
know, it wasn't enough for me.

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With the Ocean's eleventh theme it's a
new trophy. No, I'm not

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saying it works, but yeah,
I actually am curious about in the season

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tournament. Well something on that for
you. At seven o'clock got just a

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tiny nug JJ pulled some Mike McCarthy
audio too. It's Cowboys Eagles week.

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You almost forget a little bit that
At seven also more Ranger stuff because we're

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the World Series champions. The sync
in with you Daniel starting to the emotion

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went to, uh, I thought
it was over. You know, you

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have a few tiers after the game
and you think it's you're past that.

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But boy, I don't know if
either one of you guys went down this

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little little rabbit hole yesterday. But
the people filming their dads watching the final

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out, you know, what I
did see some of those yesterday, about

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four of those. One was a
dad that maybe looked like he might have

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been about ten years older than me. There was one of a couple of

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brothers, some friends of ours,
friends of ours, Yeah, yeah,

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friends of ours reaction videos and that
means they're made men speaking of Christopher Molta

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Sante and I can't. I wish
I could deny it, but I sat

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there and watched these and they the
emotions just came back, and it's that

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empathy kind of thing where you you
feel great for the people that this truly,

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truly is deeply important to. Yeah. I almost feel like a fraud

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for having even a welling up of
tear when they won, just because I

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have not paid one due to the
Texas Rangers or the gods of baseball.

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I'm not far removed from where you
are, man. I the first Rangers

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game that I have gone to since
they opened that new stadium out there Mikey

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in Arlington, was in Houston.
So you've never been one. I've never

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been to a damn Rangers game at
the Guilf never. That's okay, man,

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a lot. We'll get you in
Malchi's and tickets. Yeah, I'm

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waiting on him to get old enough
to yeah, you know, really appreciate

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it. But yeah, that was
I realized that not only was that the

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first game Ranger game that I've seen
since they opened the new stadium, it's

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the first game that I've watched in
full all year until the playoffs started.

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Oh, you ain't alone on that
though. There's a lot of Channel man

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crying and screaming that probably saw about
twenty pitches this year, and a lot

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of people. Yeah, I've been
living with uh conchle pneumonia with newmcnclenemonia for

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a long time. I've been wanting
to talk about it. Okay, good

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neumcconkle. I wanted you to talk
about it. That's why I wanted to

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open the door. I've been living
with Roxy for about a year. And

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she goes, I didn't realize that
you watched that much Rangers, And I

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was like, no, you didn't
realize that they play one hundred and sixty

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two games. Because once I got
my BALLI situated after two weeks in April,

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it was pretty much every night they're
on, Dude that has been locked

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in and youren't looking at my stupid
computer. The irony is that you were

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able to watch all the Rangers kind
of because of her. Yeah. True,

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that's a little hook up there.
Yeah, because she works for the

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cable places that actually carries ballats.
I don't think I need that. Yeah.

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How many people do you think fans
watched every inning of Ranger baseball this

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year? How many? It's so
hard to do that. Oh no,

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not ten? Five? Like ten
pitch got them tired? Like do you

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think over the twenty five people watched
every the Nursing Home crew every I know

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what I want to say a Ranger
because if you go to the bathroom or

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something, I don't want to dan
you for missing what. I just try

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a Paul dB arm murky. Where's
Tom Green? He's he's handsome. He's

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just sixy mofo, that Tom Green. Remember when they had Nolan, Yeah,

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Nolan was good. He threw no
hitters. Before that. John Daniels

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ruined. He whooped that Robin Ventura's
ash. He showed me that. Yeah,

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boy came in tired. Boy came
out there thinking he wanted some of

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the legend, and he got what
was coming to him. He got a

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noogie. That was Grandma in the
third inning, not gonna make it to

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the bullpen. It's good for her
heart. It's good for her heart if

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she doesn't see the bullpen. I
had a moment that was the the moment

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that kind of said, I'm getting
there, like a full exceptance, because

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I thought of I was reading this
Levi Weaver article yesterday and then I thought

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about it this morning. And I
don't know why, but I thought about

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it this morning. Don't copy it. I read you this quick paragraph David

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Clyde the nineteen nineties Yankees A Rod, David Freese, Joe Saunders, ocular

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carotitis, Jose Bautista, Marwin Gonzalez, Corey Klueber's won inning as a Ranger,

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opening a new stadium only for a
disaster to strike in the first year

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twice, and hosting a lot of
historic moments of late for other teams for

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fifty one years is the legacy of
the Texas Rangers. Just enough to promise

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to inflate the balloon, but more
disappointing pinpricks than you can count. And

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then I thought of that this morning
on my drive in and I kind of

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went, I don't care anymore.
I don't care or not a joke.

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Hey, Randy Galloway kind of summed
it up with Ben and Skin yesterday when

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he said that just the the ill
effects of twenty eleven for him are just

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wiped away. I think you are
the you were on that yesterday. I

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thought that was well put when you
said it. He said, you don't

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get sick anymore, won't you know? I just can I put myself in

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that headspace and that that that mental
position of what it would feel like if

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I had to sit down and watch
Game six of twenty eleven, and I'll

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just be like, Okay, it's
fine. I think it's just like we

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think of the MAVs and O six, you know, like you're and even

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now you look back, what like
a tiny percent, like, man,

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I wish I wish the Refts had
a screen. Yeah, and they you

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know done, like that would be
nice, But you don't think about it

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all that much. It doesn't matter
all that much. We did it because

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I think that you got to the
top to want that the one before after

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you get the first is just pure
greed kind of kind of But isn't the

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goal to win it all? And
win it all bunch times accumulate a stack

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of like Kevin Carter rings. Yeah, when it ever were just getting started

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twenty Let me ask you guys this. You know this team is built for

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speed and longevity in theory. Do
you think that you'll feel the same way

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if they don't return in the next
year or two. Did you feel in

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two thousand and twelve when the MAVs
didn't run back the same team and give

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it another shot? Were you disappointed
then? And if you were, it,

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I bet it was short lived just
because you're like, oh, well

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we got the Larry. I mean, it's fine. There was a strike.

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There was a strike shortened season,
so the enthusiasm for the season was

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delayed by two months. It's interesting
because you need one, you need one,

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and there's nothing like the first one, you know. I mean,

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I don't have kids, but that's
what you don't say out loud, like,

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yeah, that first one, that
first day was the biggest moment of

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my life. And the second or
third kid, I mean, you know,

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certainly you love them as much,
but it's got to be it has

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to be slightly deluded, only because
that life change is that different, and

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you can apply that to this.
But every time someone wins another one,

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every news newsman asks him, you
know which one's the sweetest? This one,

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you know, And they always say
something special about this year, the

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one that they just got, and
I almost tend to believe them that they're

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all these are all my kids.
They tried to Pannyovaldi down with that,

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and yeah, when a Rod and
Poppy and Jeter were speaking with him,

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and he sidestepped it quite deftly.
Because he's a he's he's going to be

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a manager if he wants to be. Everyone's like, yeah, he's awesome.

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By the way, he wears number
seventeen, the number of Nelson Cruz

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who retired yesterday. Yeah, I
saw that. What a cool circle of

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events, the same number that Nelson
Cruz will or you know, a lot

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of people don't hate Nelson Cruise.
They just hate the moment. But I

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don't blame him. How cool is
that? Like he gets to call it

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quits. I was like, that's
almost for him too. Yesterday and Andy

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Chavez, Andy Chavez, he getting
his ass out there. He told Wash,

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I'm too nervous, freaking out.
Man, I'm too scared. I

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don't think I could do it.
Can kit and face cover all that ground?

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Yes? He could have he actually
there's really all he could do.

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But I don't want to do too
much side roading on that. But what

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is is there there have been a
finality to what happened, why Nelly was

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still out there. I've heard that
Wash didn't want to remove him because he

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wanted his guys on the field when
the trophy was lifted or when the final

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out was recorded? Did Indy panic? Was their miscommunication? Nothing ever definitive

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has been reported on that. You
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because there's a lot of that does
create a lot of theories from people who

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don't know, is that Here's what
I think. I think Washington left him

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out there. I think Nelson Cruise
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an outbuilder for that, and he
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didn't. I don't think it was
like absent minded this and I don't think

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it was because he wanted his people
out there. It's probably because this game's

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close still and what if I need
his bat again? Maybe maybe not.

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I don't know, man. I
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it into a fact in my head, but I thought it was maybe to

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the point where Andy Schavez took a
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him back. That's what I've heard, and whether or not that's someone saying

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it once and that being so juicy
that it start Oh my god, Nelson

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Cruise was so excited he wanted to
celebrate, so he was running in,

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taking a step in to go celebrate. The ball went over his head.

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There's so many dumb things. It's
like, no, but if Danny and

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I heard the same thing, it
was that he he was on his way

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out, and then Wash called him
back to have like he was told that

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you're going to replace La and then
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want my guy out there to to
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the final out and called him back. Now, that's like you said,

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he could just be complete silly baseball
legend rumor at the time, I remember

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being shocked that that was like reputable. Whoever said that, I know me

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too, But I don't ever remember
seeing it in print. I don't ever

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remember seeing it officially reported or anybody
ever commenting on that. I know Wash

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would never see a story from ESPN, And it ended amazing that we can

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talk about this now and not feel
like I have to go diarrhea. Chaves

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told Fox sports dot Com that he
thought he was going in and was called

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back. They called me in from
the field. I was surprised. I

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didn't know. Uh, oh,
you're the winning we were winning the game

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by trans I didn't think it was
that big of a deal. I didn't

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sleep that night just thinking of that. Oh no, well yeah, see,

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I mean that's him saying that's him
saying it. They called me in

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from the field. Well, you
know whatever, he's might have been jealous.

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Yeah, and again series I've also
heard maybe I've I do remember that

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now. But then there was also
people disputing it, like Wash wouldn't confirm

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that or something like that, because
you know how reporters are. They get

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one quote and then they immediately run
to the other guy to to catch him

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in a lie or to confirm it
or whatever. Wonder if Emily Jones knows,

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I mean, I bet she's up, Emily, if you're up organizing

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things, call us. Yeah,
Mike, what'd you do last night?

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I did something? And I kind
of have a weekday embargo on fun.

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It just seemed to be that way
sometimes. My embargo started in twenty eighteen

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on fun. I don't like that. I know. Iine started three months

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ago because Danny and I, the
famous whiskey boys of Dallas, were plunk

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down in the morning yeah with keV
oh the morning party vibe. That's right,

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and then stopped me. Sometimes I
can still do it, but I

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can't. You know, back to
back's not good. And well it didn't

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stop us yesterday morning at six o'clock, slamming shamps. By the way,

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La, do you feel yesterday actually
pretty awesome. There might be something to

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just getting drunk in the morning rather
than at night. Yeah, that's a

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little nap. When I got home
and I was great. The show just

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flew by, kind of did The
last hour was a little bit like walking

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in quick sand. Yeah, I
was about done, but uh, leading

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up to that it did sore.
But yeah, if you happen to sleep

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in because you parted your nuts off
the night before, understandably we just got

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hammered. We drank. There was
drinking yesterday morning. Three bottles of champagne

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and a half a bottle of tequila. Yeah, the down beat, you

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get that nap, nap got a
hard nap. That was an easy one.

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You got one. I got a
good, big, more clean nap

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than usual. Yeah. Yeah,
and then I felt good. Yeah.

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I wasn't groggy or brain foggy.
I was like, I think I could

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go do some yardwork or something,
or maybe I could go for a jog.

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Did you do either one of those
things? No? No, no.

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I watched an episode of the Morning
show. All right, what did

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you do? Mikey? Maybe you
could have gone to a concert? Oh

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wow, he ramped up. That's
what I did. How many beers?

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Did you have? Three beers?
Double drunk? Three beers? The show

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started at eight twenty and they cut
off beer sales at nine. I don't

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know. That's just a minor grow. Yeah, there's your Dallas concert venue

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for you right there. The American
Ice watched Juice, got beers, sat

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down, went to go get another
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I went and saw Queen. What
wow? The band Queen really didn't

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even know they were playing. Didn't
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I believe as well. At the
UH Mayor it Can air Line Santa it

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was Queen featuring Adam Lambert. Uh
who said it is Roger Taylor on drums.

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I don't know Deacons hadn't been playing
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May or the Ogs. Yeah,
Brian May, who famously broke his ass

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while planting some plants. What did
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Yeah, he broke his ass.
He fell down in his garden and broke

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his ass his gardens like in the
last couple of years. Isn't he a

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studied astrophysicist. He's got something I
think he is like that. Yeah,

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I think he's an astrophysicist and he's
Sir Brian May, and also got me

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thinking, is that? How many
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Uh? Cartney, I've seen Paul
Sir Paul McCartney, I've seen Sir

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Lewis Hamilton mix a lot. I
probably have seen Sir mix a lot.

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Yeah, you didn't know he was. What if you've seen local bands sir

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woman? Mm hmm. I don't
think I know. I don't know if

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I've seen sir woman. Yeah.
Brian May's get the face of every stereotypical

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nineteen seventies classic rock guy. Yeah, he kind of does. And the

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hair he won't give it up.
So Queen featuring Adam Lambert at the American

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Allied Center and I wasn't supposed to
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I was like, you know what, screw it, I'm in. It's

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Thursday night with Rally. How was
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and again they are playing there tonight
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dude, there it was. It
was one of the most fun concerts

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I've seen in a few years,
just fun. I knew probably sixteen of

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the twenty twenty something songs they played. Let's see Gotcha it's great. Yeah,

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I got it in front of me
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I probably knew more than that,
more than sixteen. It was.

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It was so great, old ass
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He's good, okay, Adam Lambert
is badass? How is he as a

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showman? Showman? There's so much
to talk about that you guys won't care

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about, because Cash and I discussed
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he is so respectfully deferential to Brian
May, Brian May specifically, and you

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know Roger Taylor, the drummer.
Some you can tell he doesn't want to

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make this the entire Adam Lambert show
that that's it because he could and I

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would almost want him to crank it
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this sex icon or whatever he's going
for. He's gay, right, yeah,

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yeah, I mean yeah, I
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sex icons. He is. He
is, he is one. Thank you,

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thank you, because there's some moments
where he's doing his the humping and

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is grabbing his can and thrustings and
licking his lips, you know, like

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he's putting on this show. He
knows what he's doing. But there's so

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much stuff, like they're saying,
uh, want to ride my bicysical,

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which I forgot was a queen song, how could you? I guess why.

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That's an amazing soot And he's on
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the stage and the bike's rotating and
he's got his feet on the handlebars and

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thrusting upward really humping the okay because
Steve, But he's almost laughing when he

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does it, like he knows he's
putting on a gay sex party. Yeah,

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and it's awesome. The guy in
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the clip that I saw was during
the last song of their encore which I'm

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sure you're about to talk about.
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to Brian May. He wasn't.
I just felt like he was kind of

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deferential to him. He was,
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mean it was very much the Brian
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Adam Lambers dress is a f and
terminator. There's a robot from the future,

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you know, I mean, there's
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changes, all sparkly, looked amazing
in all of them. But then they'd

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be a Brian May solo where he's
raised up on a tower and there's planets

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floating around him and he's just wailing
on his guitar like there was enough Brian

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May love and warranted because he was
he was cool. But I mean you

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can't take your eyes off Adam Lambert
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he walks out there after a few
songs and Adam Lamber said, I can't

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believe I've been doing this with these
guys for ten years. Yeah, and

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I'm like, I would have guessed
three. That makes sense. Ten years

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Adam Lambert's been touring with Queen.
He's got it down he's got his voice.

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video of Freddy. Like right before
the encore started, they had a huge

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video of Freddy doing the like and
get the crowd yeah and you the crowd

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was doing it with just this massive
video of Freddie Mercury. And it was

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a great one because he did it, did it, did it, and

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then he did the hard one at
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it. He goes if you like
old video Freddie Mercury, like, Sosey

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says f you to the crowd.
Man, I loved it. I was.

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It sounds like a great show.
It was a great show. Go

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tonight. If he ain't got nothing, it sounded good, it sounded great.

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If Adam Lambert wasn't a part of
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have gotten this would get less.
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to go and the tour makes good
money. But there is like a cynical

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like, oh, the guy from
American Idols touring with Queen Badass. I

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knew that he was from the American
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It's like they just found a guy
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it was really sweet. He said
that earlier Adam Lambert did. And then

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there was a little package of songs
where it was just the three of them.

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They had a protruding stage that went
almost out to mid court, you

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know, and they had a full
band and all this, but the three

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of them came out where it's just
you know, just the drum kit,

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the computer, the guitar and Adam
Lambert and they did some acoustic and some

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more touching stuff whatever. And Adam
Lambert had introduced everybody as these legends,

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you know, and the crowd goes
nuts, and they hadn't introduced really Lambert

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yet. And then Brian May introduces
Adam Lambert and it was really sweet because

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I'm cas Cash and I were like, I bet they hate Adam Lambert at

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this point, Teddy like this kid, but they introduced him as our our

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gift from God, Adam Lamber.
They I had no idea we dealt with

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Freddy. They love Freddy. You
could tell they love Freddy unless you know

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they're putting on a show. They
do this a million times. But they

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they were very sweet, obviously to
Freddie Mercury. But it was really a

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cool intro like our Gift from God
Adam Lambert that essentially extended you know it,

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let Queen give him another two decades, you know. And they didn't

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show signs of slowing down. It's
funny when you look at their their set

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list from last night on set list
FM, every song that they do underneath

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it, it just says Queen cover. I don't like that. Cash and

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I talk about that is that that's
very much a legal thing. I mean,

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in legality sense, this is a
Queen cover band. Yeah, whatever

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that means. And there was a
couple of things to say q AL like

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Queen Adam Lambert. Yeah, like
there's some legal LLC that they have started

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this, not Queen or I don't
know how it worked, but anyway,

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there's some incredible legality behind it.
Because yeah, I noticed that they're all

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technically cover songs. It was extra
So in the encore there was a specific

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you got that. There was two
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when Roger Taylor the had his drum
kit rise up at the front and he

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did solo. There was two references
to you know, they shout out Dallas

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a few times, but Roger Taylor
gave it a very generic congratulations on you

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a recent championship, and the crowds
like a kind of right. It was

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very because I wanted to roll and
I told Cash like, oh, we

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might get a real good congratulations World
Series or something real, real, improperly

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delivered reference to Baseball that these guys
don't give a damn voup or like when

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McCartney signed off as is a halftime
thank you super exactly, we were hoping

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for thank you. We're ready for
thank you super Bowl. Also, Cash,

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who knows whatever, was pretty sure
that Dirk was there in a suite,

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and so Cash got himself all worked
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the show they might bring a special
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So then he got me fired up, and I'm like, that's he's

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not gonna and obviously I don't even
know. Right, we discussed does Adam

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Lambert have any idea the Rangers of
the World Series yesterday? You know,

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but anyway, Yeah, they get
to the encore and the songs they save

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there are we Will Rock You.
Is how the encore starts, which was

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great Radio Gaga they played, and
then they end the show with we Are

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the Champions. And Brian May,
who a couple of times did this came

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out of the ground and the hydraulic
thing through the smoke, which sounds more

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cheesy than it was, because it
was amazing. By the end of it.

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I'm like bright up in May,
like, you know, I can't

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believe you haven't had that inserted into
your contract to appear on the morning show

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every day, just to come out
of the ground. Yeah, yeah,

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exactly, introducing GET two in ratings. I'm gonna have some hydraulics, some

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salt in here, and I'm throwing
my elbows around. Uh. He comes

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up through the smoke and he has
got a white Texas Rangers jersey on right

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as they as he walks out to
front and center to play like the wicked

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solo and we are the champions and
the crowd season and you know, they

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went nuts. There was no verbal
acknowledgment of it, but he was wearing

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a damn Ranger jersey. So that
was kind of the only two where they

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they actually knew it. You know
what they could have said, you know,

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hey, I know the song's gonna
hit harder today or whatever, but

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it was kind of a little goose. I mean, his goose bumpy.

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Anyway that you're in Dallas hearing Queen
with an Oliver. I didn't know playing

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we have the Champions. The day
after that that stuff happened, I didn't

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know they were doing two nights until
last night because I was looking some worthy

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concerts this weekend or whatever. Yeah, I was like, oh, they

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played tonight and tomorrow night. Dude, cool fun, very very fun.

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Weeknight fun. Weeknight fun, go
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