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This is the downbeat on ninety seven
one, the free electricution every time,

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every day. Do we all agree
I'm terrible at doing Trump? You're good

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at it. People are saying I'm
one of the best. I mean,

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you're not one of the best,
but you're better at b Oh, God

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love you. I need to figure
out Biden Biden trying to be that topical.

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It's gonna be Biden versus Trump again. Yeah, I know, And

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we gotta get these characters year and
then Mike'll be Ronda sanctimonious, and then

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we'll debate. Let's debate to celebrate
Mikey's return on Wednesday, We'll have a

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Biden Trump debate and he'll just sit
there shaking his head about do it in

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the form of who is better the
Cowboys defense or their offense? Oh boy,

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you throughout something about allergies a minute
ago. Yeah, because Pink Header

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show canceled and I've been dealing with
a little bit of post nasal drip.

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Danny, I'm not any worse than
I normally am. I'm you know,

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kind of a sinus nightmare. So
I just something you learned to live with.

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But we put the call out,
Hey, what are you dealing with

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allergy wise, let's talk to Kim. Hi Kim, good morning, Good

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morning, what's up? Oh yeah, my son has a bad sinus infection

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and I checked it in because I
watched Delcas and last week he said Ragley

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would stay high until the first three. So I thought i'd share that.

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No, thank you, and you
know Finn Frock, though I think he

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would say the opposite. No,
sorry, I'm trying to create I'm going

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to continue my Finn Frock and Delcas
war. You know, I feel like

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because COVID still exists, and I
think the last I read about COVID was

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more like it's just now it's more
in your head. It's a sinus thing

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now it no longer is going to
your lungs, okay, or for the

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most part, I guess I don't
know. I hadn't paid too much attention,

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right because you know, I think
we'd had enough of it for that

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many years. So I was like, I was kind of go, there's

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trying to feel something after about two
weeks of feeling like I wonder if I

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had COVID for a minute. But
I think what it just is, when

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you get to post nasal drip,
it's just a bad sinus infection. And

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I had I had never had allergies
my entire life, but the last five

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years, I've just gotten like two
or three times a year. We're getting

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a sinus infection that wipes you,
wipes me out for Maybe I'm just not

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very healthy anymore. Maybe that's it. And Kim Delkas said it's ragweed.

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Huh yeah, he blamed ragweed and
elm. But I was also set something

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about this after he after that was
last week, like about this time last

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week, and so I was looking
up information and I read also, we

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can blame greenhouse gases because of global
warming. I've been saying it. Everyone's

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been saying it. I've been saying
global warming is a problem. Yeah.

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Did you see the floods in New
York, Danny? Uh? Not not

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on hand, not not personally,
but I've seen some videos. Kim,

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do you want tickets to see the
All American Rejects? Sure? On hold,

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that'd be great. We'll take care
of you there. Thanks for calling

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in and answering our health question.
Get the All American Rejects are coming Wednesday,

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October eleven's that's next wednesday, Okay, right on? And uh yeah,

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tickets and more info at live nation
dot com. They'll beat the Southside

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ballrooms down. Hold Jjo, get
your infot Kim, thank you very much.

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Hi Kim, y'all have a great
day, you too. Bye,

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Here she goes, sweet Kim.
Now I've got a food thing tickets,

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a four pack of tickets to an
Italian food festival. Later in the show,

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How what a coincidence that they give
us the Italian food festival tickets and

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let Cavo give them out. Huh
it's me Kevio. I got the food

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diket. It's a four pack,
not just the pay of this time.

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So the big flood, no,
no, don the pipe well, no,

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oh my god. There's a big
flood Friday afternoon in New York and

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it flooded the Central Park Zoo and
a sea lion named Sally got out.

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Now they recovered it a little bit
later, but they were like, yes,

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a part of the reason that we
had crazy torrential flood and it was

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bad flooding in New York, New
York City in a rope. It's because

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they're like, it's global warming and
I just wanted to talking about global warming

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and climate change, don't I don't
know what makes people mad. It does

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a lot of texts coming into a
lot of people thinking I should say that

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should get some nasal spray. That's
good. Have you ever used like that

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neo snephrin or afron nasal spray ever? Dude, I used to that it

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works too good that you become addicted
to it. Yeah, yeah, no,

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I'm I'm I'm serious there. It's
like the nose spray if you're if

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you if you have trouble breathing through
your through your nose, it shrinks those

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membranes, so it opens up the
air passages and it usually lasts, depending

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on the strength of it, like
four hours. And I remember, as

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probably high school, middle school,
high school, I had such bad allergies

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and sinus problems that I became so
reliant on that that the eight hour nasal

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spray would only work, like I
became immune to it, that it would

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only work for about an hour.
And I was just going through bottles of

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that stuff, and my doctor said, the only way for you to uh

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stop using this stuff is to stop
using this stuff and just suffer through the

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detox of it, the side effects, and fight through it. So I

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just said, I remember going like
two weeks just unable to breathe through my

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nose, and finally I went back
to normal. I remember that I was

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addicted to that stuff, hard core
addicted where I could not function without it.

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Do you remember the Afron commercial?
It was like the nose but there

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were people. Yes, that is
the almost let that Dilbert if you remember

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that, yeah, vaguely. Yeah, remember that I'm standing in their front

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yard. It's a nose family.
It's really done. It works, but

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man, it's a hard habit to
kick for sure. Today's October two,

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Nanny, the first day of October. I don't know if you've noticed.

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The pumpkin people are out again.
And for a walk last night before the

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night game, after the Cowboys game, and sure enough a guy sitting on

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his porch with a pumpkin head.
Here's the pumpkin people are out again.

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What do you mean, pumpkin people? See him at the store and all

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that stuff. People buying pumpkins.
No, no people, No people who

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are pumpkins. What you know?
Like the guy, you see him on

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his porch and his head as a
pumpkin. Hey, put down that pumpkin

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or I'll send the cops. Like
wearing a pumpkin head, or it's just

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as a pumpkin. The pumpkin is
a person. Okay, you've seen the

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pumpkin people like you just go shopping. You're in the frozen food section.

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Maybe you're getting some vegetables and frozen
vegetables, or maybe you're going to the

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to the produce. They don't have
to eat their own naturally produce stuff.

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But it's like real people dressed as
a pus terrifying. What are you saying?

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It's October and the pumpkin people are
out. Well, STU Birthdays,

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we didn't get that a minute ago. STU Birthdays fro over second. Maybe

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that's what that lady on the plane
saw that night. He's a pumpkin's a

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bin. Just be watching around,
and I think a lot of listeners know

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this. Everyone's sing and you will
be able to see people say eyes eyes

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out. Usually they're sitting on the
front porch of a house. The pumpkin

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people are out. Maybe they might
be wearing overalls. I'm going to take

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your word for it. Brittany Howard
thirty five, what's the name of her

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band, The Alabama Shake. Yeah, she's cool man. Oh, fantastic.

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It's a cool guitar player. Too
underrated. Oh she's she's she's very

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good. I think she's kind of
like gone away. I'm gonna play their

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most known song. Okay, I'm
playing turn Me Up JJ for a minute,

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please, But that's probably the most
known song. There's a song with

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bTB and lpright band be named later. She's great thirty five? Uh,

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and her solo stuff's good to Tyson
Chandler forty one. Okay, do we

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get the ring without Tyson Chandler?
Unlikely? Unlikely. Efren Ramirez fifty He's

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Pedro from a Napoleon Dynamite. He's
how old? Fifty fifty incredible? All

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of your dreams comes from playing a
high school kid. This was what like

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fifteen? Yeah, it's even than
thirty two. It's I mean, yeah,

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it's a little crazy. Tiffany's fifty
two? Uh, pop star from

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the eighties now yeah? Uh.
Eddie Gordado's fifty three? Could he do

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better than Will Smith? Now?
He couldn't. I would take Eddie Gordado

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in the Ranger's bullpen. It'd be
funny for about two seconds. Why not.

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Matt Bush is back, I mean
Bush is probably not even forty yet.

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For the ninth time, Matt Bush
is a ranger. Kelly Rippa's fifty

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three. Yeah, I saw a
picture up earlier on the TV when they

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were doing their segment called Birthdays.
She looks great. Kelly willis fifty five,

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the wife of Bruce Robinson or Robinson, brother of Charlie who we lost

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a couple of weeks ago. Kelly's
great. That was the first concert I

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ever took my firstborn two. There's
a couple of songs of her we really

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like and remember. But I know
she's very good. That record that she

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did called Fading Fast, it was
a five song EP, I believe with

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the members of sun Bolt at the
time. Yes, and it's great.

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It's really good. They were her
backing band and she did a little EP

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and that's awesome. Staying is seventy
two. I love Staying. Gordon Sumner,

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great bass player, Don McClean seventy
eight, American Pie. Yes.

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And in more pop culture, The
Mighty Ducks nineteen ninety two. Danny,

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did you watch any of the Mighty
but Ducks trilogy? Yeah? I think

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I did because at a little one
at the time. Oh yeah, Yeah,

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he liked the Mighty Ducks at that
age it was cool man, you

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know, as far as like parents
being having to be exposed to kids TV.

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Yeah, there's nothing wrong with the
Mighty Ducks. It's fifty million times

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better than effing Blippy Blue. No, Blippy. Blippy did a whole segment

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on Blippy when we were in Afternoons. You don't want to know. Okay,

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do you remember Barney? Yeah,
imagine Barney, but probably worse.

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I thought Blippy was like a sandwich
shop that the skinny white guy with wearing

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all orange, orange and blue.
Yeah, that's him. Sounds terrible.

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Yeah, he's terrible. Give me
Blue any day of the week. Yeah,

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Bluie's freaking greatly. A girl is
a girl. How do you know

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they show it? What is a
cartoon, dude? I know? Yeah.

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And then there's Bingo, which I
guess is Blueye sister brother, No,

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they're both chicks. Oh shoot yeah
yeah, and then mom and dad

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it's an Australian kids cartoon. Yeah, Blue's cool man. Yeah. Scrubs

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two thousand and one, No,
I love Scrubs. Scrubs be a top

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ten show for me real. Yeah. Now towards the back end at the

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top ten. It was like funny
hospital, right, funny hospital, physical

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humor, lots of lots of jumping
back and forth. Okay, who is

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in that? Zach Brath is your
stark? John C. McGinley, Yes,

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yes, I did see. I
did watch Scrubs, Great Homeland twenty

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eleven. Showtime does not know how
to finish the show, No they don't.

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The Boy that was great for about
what two three seasons? Yeah,

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yeah, really good. And The
Martian twenty fifteen. I never saw it,

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but my brother swears it's a great
movie. Movie in a big cast.

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Matt Damon, grow his own food, Kate Mara. It's a pretty

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big cast. Yeah. I would
change a lot of things about my life

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to go on a few days.
I love a few days. So good.

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Yeah? All right, Well,
every Friday we do our three for

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All, which is three hot scorching
cowboys. Predictions were are these predictions made?

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And the Ghost the Ghost Pepper Pavilions? Right? Yeah, the Jalapeno

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Lodge is where we have to play
when the Ghost Pepper Pavilion is undergoing some

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maintenance, fell and interfection. They
didn't get green tagged for their for their

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new plumbing. Let's start with the
absentee Mike Seroy, who is in Buffalo.

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Went to see Dolphins and Bills yesterday. Good family trip to Cash and

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Mary Christina Ray as well. He'll
be back with us on Wednesday. Here

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is his first prediction from Friday.
Good morning, Danny and Kevin. Hello,

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Sorry I'm off today. Sorry your
award winning broadcasters not here with you.

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I hope you guys are doing well. Prediction one, boying, one

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of the quarterbacks will throw a ball
away through the end zone and it will

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hit the goalposts. Okay, I
didn't see that happen yesterday, but if

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it was ever gonna happen a Mac
Jones game, good God, Yeah for

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sure that get out of the league
dude for one, oh for one,

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he leads a a half point plan. Number two ow, Michael Parsons will

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hit Mac Jones so hard that the
television viewer will see a zoomed in shot

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of him clearly cross eyed as he
awkwardly tries and fails to reattach his chin

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straps. Boy visibly cross eyed made
me laugh. We didn't see that.

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I don't think. I don't think
Mica sacked him at all. I think

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he had what like like eight pressures. I think that eight pressures couple tackles.

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But yeah, you never you never
hit him with such force to make

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his eyes go cross side and his
helmet to need need to be reattached to

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think when you throw one of those
interceptions, he probably was crashing. Probably

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Mica took a hit in the NFL
sack standing yesterday because Khalil mack Off the

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Chargers had six sacks. Good grief, I mean, what grief. Here's

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the third one for Mike's roy.
I am your bother Lorla number three Patriots

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linebacker coach and son of head coach
Bill, Steve Belichick. We'll get into

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a heated exchange with his dad and
clearly be seen mouthing the words I hate

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you, Dad, I hate you. I kind of think he gets a

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half point here, Really, did
y'all see Steven Bill? They were clearly

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arguing about something. They were looking
at a chart. It wasn't like argument

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that. As I was listening while
Bill was talking, we're either one of

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them fired up. No, I
thought you could see disgust in the face

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now. It was also it was
also thirty one to three. Belichick always

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it's like he is either just eating
a lemon or smell defart always or both.

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I'll take him over, Saban.
Can we can we agree to pause

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and disgust with Mike on Wednesday?
We need to find the clip. H

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okay, Yeah, if you have
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go through our game, our game
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think I think I could probably do
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on the fly, but may we'll
go to me now, pending he's running

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away with this thing. But yeah, I never saw I hate you,

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Dad, I hate you. You're
not my father. Uh, we'll go

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to me now. Number one,
number one Patriot running back Ezekiel Elliott will

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have a carry of fifteen yards or
more. It turns out it should have

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been Will he get fifteen yards total
in this game? And the answers,

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yes, six carries for sixteen yards
for all? Z was his first carry?

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Like tens nine? Nine? Yeah? Yeah, it was nine.

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I got I got a little nervous
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oh no, he s fund the
holes in the Cowboys rush defense. I

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was lucky rooting for it. Well. There was also a tweet from Ian

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Rappaport, who to have the job
in the cloud that he has. I'll

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tell you what. He's not very
often on his daily tweets, but he

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had a big tweet. I was
like, Ezekiel Elliott expected to get starter,

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you know, reps, you know, so a big sho. I

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was like, they're not going to
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And they didn't six carry sixteen yards
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yards of carry. They did give
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him a few a few series.
Yeah, he caught two passes for six

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yards, so didn't go well there, So damn still still blanked right there?

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Or nothing for me? Second one, Number two Fox play by play

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man Kevin Burkhardt will mention the Texas
Rangers at some point you're on the broadcast.

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Interesting why and they'll be on Fox. If he if the Rangers would

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have won, if they would have
taken care of their business and not been

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so tired yesterday, then he could
have promoted. We know that the Rangers

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will be hosting a game in the
American League Divisional Series, Greg, that

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could have happened, but the Rangers
screwed me again, and I'm sorry.

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Number three you will see a portion
of a player's butt crack fantastic one,

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Yes, just a portion. I
didn't get any crack yesterday, no nudity

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whatsoever. None were all watching.
I definitely was too. Now are you

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always watching? JJ? It's hard. It's hard to miss, you know,

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on field nudity. But it is
just weird that you're looking for it,

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a little like I was looking for
feet the day that you guess that

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be honest would lose a shoe.
I was, and I was like noticing,

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we're sweat and stuff. I saw
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the little little underwears thing. I
just couldn't get into the crack. Damn

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it. Let's go to the picks
from one. Danny Bayliss, I predict

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Zeke will get his fifteen yard run
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but twice. So as the reaction, I want to give Mikey a quarter

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of a point just for his reaction. So as I thought for sure that

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maybe they would, you know,
maybe the Dallas run defense wasn't as good

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as maybe we thought it was.
That was a stupid prediction. It was

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a good play because you were you
put yourself immediately by one upping me.

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You put yourself in two points.
You know it was a good try.

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Here we go. Tony Pollard will
pay tribute to Zeke by quickly feeding himself

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an imaginary bowl of spaghettios after a
successful run. He didn't feed himself see

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the feed me sign. I didn't
even see Zeke do it in the game,

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but he did do it at the
end of his tribute video, which

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I thought was very sweet. I
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it made me think, somebody in
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Steven or the guys editing the film
together, we're joking about, man,

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we should put this pancake center play
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And they all laughed, right,
and then decided not to. Well,

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they were never going to do it, but they were talking about a

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hypothetical, how funny it would be
everybody's watching this emotional thing, and then

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the last play is just him getting
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like Center regards these little cones wold
there. I don't know. I thought

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Zec of his haircut, looked younger. He looked great. I love his

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hair. He looked cool, right, I mean he looks like the same

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player on the field. He looks
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or maybe they're darker, uniforms are
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shirts anymore. And he definitely assumed
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You could just see him thinking like, damn day, Yeah sucks. Here

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uh, here we go Danny's last
prediction. Okay, And thirdly, Kevin

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Burkhardt will attempt to get the nickname
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after a circus catch by Pharaoh Brown. Just go into the Patriots Hunter Henry

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four catches fifty one yards, Damario
Douglas had that one forty two yard catch,

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Kendall Bourne, DeVante Parker, Juju
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fourteen yards, Mike Jisecki one for
twelve. Man. He tried to one

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hand it too, that one.
That's true. I don't see Pharaoh Brown

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on there, Danny, so I
don't even know if he played. Kevin

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Burkhardt did not get the opportunity to
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Why would anybody ever come up with
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had an opportunity to do some other
things yesterday. Kevin Burkhardt did a lot

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of things yesterday and we captured a
lot of it on audio. Kevin,

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we'll review, replay and discuss next
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