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told you in the last second too. Amazon has purchased a bit of the

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I'm sure, but it's pretty clear
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god knows what else seems to be
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you have Amazon Prime, does everyone
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if you have Amazon Prime, so
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Amazon Prime? Yet's gone up in
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like what what just for? Before
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what they are? You'd pay for
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shipping on selected orders, which is
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and then it included access to their
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it's blown up to be so much
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yearly membership to account for the content
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you didn't really use Amazon Prime the
TV aspect of it that much. It

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was just kind of like an add
on. Yeah, Like okay, well

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maybe there's something on there that I
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as they their their contents grown,
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year. So it's fifteen bucks a
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know that it's fifteen dollars a month. I always had it just as a

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member of Amazon, I guess for
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know I really had it. And
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oh, wait, then you put
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log in. You're like, I
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and you've had it the whole time. Yeah, it's crazy, but I'll

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probably go up fifteen bucks a month. That's more than you know, it's

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tracked up to twenty if they're carrying
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shipping, mikeye that it's true,
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from that website now a lot of
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Get it quick, it is amazing. But also support your local small businesses.

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Saturday night was the I'm Sorry.
Monday Night was the seventy fifth annual

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Emmy Awards, and they did this
like one minute like montage video and seventy

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five years of television, and then
little digging and I found well, they

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actually put out the top seventy five
most iconic television moments, in fact,

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top twenty seventy five most impactful television
moments. And I started to looking at

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this list and I went, holy
cow, this is great. I pulled

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audio of a few that you know, that were easy to grab and that

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we're kind of allowed to play here, but I I thought it'd be kind

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of a fun, uh guess as
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a lot of shots at it because
I'll go first Brian Demarris's rant on James

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Harden. Okay, that didn't quite
make it. I'm sorry, Bally Sports,

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it was epic. Bally Sports is
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Goes. He just destroyed James Hard
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it, too. Okay, I
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idiotic guess, but I love it. Mirrors. I have some qualifying questions,

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like, is sports moments on here? There's a few, Okay,

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not a lot? Number one a
super Bowl? It's not I mean TV

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history A lot the Super Bowl that
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I'm thinking, I doubt it.
I would think it's probably boxing and baseball

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boxing. I guess I'll need to
hear a few. Don't give a few.

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I'm just I'm not understanding what they're
like. Television moments, Okay,

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so not I will let me let
me burst the thing here Tony Soprano's final

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scene. Oh yeah, the you're
talking about Journey playing? Yeah, yeah,

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sitting at the table at the diner, number thirty six. Okay,

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okay, things like that, Okay, iconic moments okay, uh, impactful

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television moment. How about uh uh
Captain Kirk's first interracial kiss bam with u

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Huru. Okay, now that's going
to be Star Trek. Correct, Yeah,

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find on this page, Kevin,
I know control which one is?

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It's control left right? Or is
the command F? Depends on your make

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Yeah, command F because Star Trek. Yeah, it was number fifty.

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The kiss? Yes, all right? Another kiss? Uh Will and Grace

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when they're for the first televised gay
man kiss on Will and Grace? Is

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that no? Correct? No?
Or maybe it was a was Ellen.

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Let me play this for you,
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here, number thirteen on the list. I don't know, there's kind of

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out of order her, but it
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Apparently it was like the first one
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the way they kind of wrote this
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airport, this is this is so
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I am I can't even say the
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I mean, why can't I just
say? I mean, what is

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wrong? Why? Why do I
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why can't I just say the truth? I mean, be who I

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am. I'm thirty five years old. I'm so afraid to tell people.

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I mean, I'm just Susan,
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the thing, oh the airport at
the back. Okay, that's funny,

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it's kind of funny. So that
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And that was okay, And that
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I vaguely remember that existence she tells
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My memory of that is seeing the
tabloids at the store with mom. You

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know, see on the as you're
checking out and there's all the tablets next

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to bat Boy. Was Ellen's Ellen's
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I didn't fully get it at the
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in nineteen ninety. Yeah, that
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now I'm understanding the rules. Let
me guess Arsenio Hall's one millionth hand

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pump. Okay, No, it
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time they did Carconio. There was
a clip of Carcinio going around last night

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from Saturday Night Live in which in
which he goes or it's canceled up.

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He now, well, yeah,
Johnny Carson hated it, and he's like,

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we're changing some things. We're gonna
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We've got our first guest tonight is
Tom Kite, and they've got Kite.

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They've got a guy to Tom Kite
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golfer in the history of the sports, like literally he slathered in sunscreen wisely

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and incredible. It's just beautiful.
I watched it last night. Tom Kit

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comes out with a circular hat.
Geez here it is I had and the

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square glasses. Yeah right, all
right, all right, now we made

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a few changes, a few little
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the shoot and a few other things. I have this finger elongated. You're

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around twenty nine years you shouldn't be
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the yunk pile, Young America.
Yes, ed, ed, have you

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noticed? Look who is hanging out
in the doghouse tonight, My man Tom

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Kite. He is kicking butt on
the peg. It's incredible. They both

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have him and McMahon both have white
kid and play haircuts. Yeah, Danna

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Carvey talking about all that stuff is
great because Johnny Carson like held a grudge

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against him for that bit, really
just for doing carcity. So great.

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All right, you guys are on
top seventy five television moments according to the

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Emmys. Yeah, Mash something mass
that's a good guess right there, And

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that is number twenty four right there, Okay, landing on the Moon.

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I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm
sorry, I'm sorry. Number eight was

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the final episode of Mash. There
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down. That was number twenty four. Danny got number one right there,

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Okay. News the whole TV.
Oh John JFK coming down now, one

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man? Now was that scripted?
Or did he do that off the cuff?

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Now that's great, it's beautiful.
It was. It's scripted, right,

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It had to be because scripted,
as in, at least he thought

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of it. He had nothing else
to do up there. Yeah, well

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he's putting his boots on. I'm
floating around in the eating past. Holy,

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yes, Holy f and s it's
the moon. It's moon. Have

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you heard the onion? We used
to play that on all the time,

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but you have to beep it out. Holy is in a chicken basket?

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And see in a chicken basket,
I'm on the moon? Did you say

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JFK? Did I get JFK Number
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first of all, let me say, Walter Concorde legend. Listen to the

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many gaffes that he has clearing his
throat on the air and a stumble.

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I thought he was a perfect broadcaster. I feel way better about myself now

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you should. From Dallas, Texas. The flash Apparently official President Kennedy died

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at one pm Central Standard Time some
thirty eight minutes ago. A vice President,

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Lindon Johnson has left at the hospital
in Dallas, but we do not

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know to where he has proceeded.
Presumably he will be taking the oath of

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office shortly and become the thirty sixth
President of the United States. Wow,

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what did you hear? Gaff wise
in there? I heard a man that

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was holding back tears. Yeah,
emotional, Kevin, because you're bereft of

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any emotion. I assumed that he
was a Republican and it was okay with

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what had happened. Okay, what
is wrong with you? Huh? You

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need assistance. I have sickness.
I have the disease. Okay, Beatles

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on television, Beatles, Yeah,
didn't pull up the audio Elvis on television

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doing the hips. Okay. Elvis
did show up on the list, his

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number eleven on the ED. Was
it a Loha from Hawaii via satellite?

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I think it was the first one, the first time Elvis did the ED.

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Sullivant he I was curious if the
the other appearance the first the first

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ever satellite concert, satellite broadcast concert. That's an oversight. The other concert

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was number thirty seven was live aid? Oh so uh, he's Whitney Houston's

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national anthem on there it sure is, Mike, He's good. This one.

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I'm getting number sixty five, okay, where Houston performs the star spangled

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banner? Is the well the challenger
exposure? Yes, yeah, tough one

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there. That was number twelve.
Oh then sorry, no, I no,

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I don't have audio for this because
I also number two. Excited.

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Before I say the next one,
go ahead, I'd like to present Danny

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Bella's number two will be nine to
eleven. It is nine eleven, and

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you can pull a different ton of
different sources for that, so I didn't

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worry about that either. You didn't
play your favorite nine to eleven moment,

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yea, Katie Kirk, you know, but then Matt Louer was on staff,

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so I felt dirty pulling it,
so I just didn't. Is that

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the only is there only one nine
to eleven thing? Yep? Okay,

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not the bush I hear you,
because that was awesome. What about when

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he what that was cool? When
he's on the rubble and they're like,

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we can't hear you. What about
when he told everyone that he don't but

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I don't know what you're gonna do, but don't he's up to no good.

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Let me just say we're talking about
Geordian we're talking about W. How

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about but W throwing out the first
pitch Yeah in the world too. No,

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dude, I thought that would be
on there. I really did,

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because that was that was big and
it was like nerve wracking. What about

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when he says that we're going to
catch all the terrorists and then as he

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says goodbye to the media, he
grabs his driver and rips it two hundred

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and fifty yard right in the middle
of the fairway. That was one of

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our what a baller first political memes? Whatever I'm stressed to hear about the

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latest suicide bombers in Israel. Uh, we're not gonna take it. And

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then he rips I got it right
here. It's amazing. I watch this

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drive. It's so good. I'm
sorry one Oh my god, an ad

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Okay, hold on, you're doing
great. I know metrics. Yeah,

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I know. Well, I didn't
know we were gonna do this, but

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this should be up there like this
is iconic to me. I think it's

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all the time. This segment is
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Listen we're ordering off the menu.
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they can to stop these terrorists killers, thank you? How watch his drive?

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people to be respectful name all right, all right, all right, hey,

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we're gonna do everything we can do
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eighteen and we live in a clown
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it's so great, so great.
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is did I get in there at
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and cheers in Friends final episode number
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yes? Number thirty nine. The
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yeah, okay, called Simpsons Roasting
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the one where Homer asked if if
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to where even he couldn't need it? And I don't know, but that's

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a wild question, and great,
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ever posed. Totally. Number four
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was Roots, the premiere episode where
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that, we should get Tony Romos. Look at my African American. Here's

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Tony Romo on the CBS broadcast the
other day. There's to have a day

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named after him? What a day, Martin Luther King Jean, because there's

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to have a day named after him? Twelve Mason Rudolph's got him backed up,

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touching heartfelt. Number seven was mister
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a waiting pool on a hot day
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they're talking about late sixties, early
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at the at the height of civil
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American man in the same sharing the
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four hours stereo. But you know
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by the way, the guy runs
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of the creation of MTV. Shout
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VJ Alan Hunter and he talks and
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the VJs and then they did way
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MTV. I read that book I
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very good. You bring it in? Yeah here, yeah, absolutely,

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number ten last one will do here? Oh man, this first episode

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about a live show. Nice to
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us live. I'm kind of glad
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not competing with all the football and
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a joke stroke? He had one
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was? What the first episode of
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rank? Number ten? Now that
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go watch that first episode has to
see how weird it is. I watched

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the whole first season. You know, it's it's incredibly weird, really funny

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mm hmm that times. Yeah,
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pretty niche and I don't think I
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a kind of spinoff podcast of watch
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next year season fifty, and watch
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a podcast. That would take forever
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how popular that show got so fast
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formula, dude, They do a
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is doing things on Lauren's time,
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talking about the layout of the show. Have the run of the show is

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one hundred percent structured in formula.
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this, Yeah, it's great.
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and it's not edited like perfectly.
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week a week in the life of
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pretty fun cast. John malcovic is
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keenan strong cast, a good strong
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on YouTube only. He never finished
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when they sleep, they don't.
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that is a tough job. Give
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twenty four, Number twenty four at
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things that we talked about thirty three, but number twenty three was live coverage

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of Congress counting electoral votes, capturing
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one, that first scene, you
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boob is on there. I think
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some action on there, did number
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with Bill and Frank I was on
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other? That should have won the
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from the Game of Thrones number fifty
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one more I'm gonna play. I'm
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is number forty nine, and I'm
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thousand and four. This is awesome. Everybody in the audience and I listen

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to me carefully is being given a
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to open it. Do not open
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women vomiting. I'm sorry to fire
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fire. A live bear comes out. It's so crazy, that's disturbating.

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Bear runs out. It's like the
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coffee, mockey fight and the one
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