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This is the down beat. I'm
ninety seven to one the freak. This

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is the downbeat on a Monday morning. Hope you are doing well on your

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right into work. And if you
are bummed out that it's Monday and you're

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driving to work, just remember you're
about a month away from holidays and stuff.

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And this is usually when people mail
it him. So you don't have

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to work hard today unless you want
to. Now, you know what,

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work hard? You should work hard. You're all over the place, bro.

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I never know, man, I
never know. We talked to little

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cowboys and giants for you. Just
then we will have a little Cowboys Giants

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for you coming up at eight as
well, and the Ghost Pepper Pavilion three

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for all review. We each made
three hot predictions. A listener made a

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prediction two and I've pulled that for
us as well for the guy that called

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in the other day. And we'll
check out and see somebody get some points.

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I don't know who, but there
was a point, at least one

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point. Let me see about that
around. Allegedly, according to sources,

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ding Good Morning News at eight thirty
some stuff at nine based on an announcement

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that happened on Friday afternoon as well. But let's do the scuttle butt right

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now. Sorry, three doors down, damn it, that was our shot.

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That was our shot. Well,
guys, there was a plane crash

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in McKinny on Saturday. A plane
crashed into a car. A car was

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driving near the Arrow County Airport.
It was hit by a plane making an

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emergency landing. Plane had taken off
from Midland. It was a single engine

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land Care IVP. I've never heard
of that. I'm interested. Is that

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your type of plane you're the air
Force guy. Yeah, that's my kind

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of plane, the Landcare. There's
a was attempting to land at the airport

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and ran off the end of the
runway and then went through the airport fence

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and then onto Virginia Parkway where it
hit a car. If you seen the

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video, I watched the video over
your shoulder at least four times this morning.

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Yeah, it's all the news is
talking about today. It's incredible,

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it's insanity. It reminds me of
that Bobcat video where there are couple's panicking

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in the front yard, you know, and there's a Bobcat no drummer that

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in. The guy runs and he
goes go get the gun. It reminds

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me of that because when you see
the video, you're like, oh my

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god, what if you just saw
that happen and live? Your life would

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be changed forever if you saw that
happen. Was this a cell phone video

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or yah? Surveillance appear to be
cell phone video from what I saw,

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if you're seeing something else behind me. I've seen it a bunch of times,

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and I haven't looked at it from
that lens, so I guess I

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don't know. But why the hell
would you have an excellent video of that?

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Yeah, it's pretty good shooting it. Can you imagine you're on your

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way home from work, I mean
where you're going to get a water burger

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chili cheese burger in your car,
and out of nowhere you hit an an

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airplane. I mean, it's scary
enough to think of the infinite things that

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could happen while you're driving your car, and the stuff you coul hit could

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run in front of you, anything. This dude's just driving and then there's

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a plane there that basically comes You
couldn't have seen him. It couldn't have

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been avoided. I've seen the video
enough time to know that. No,

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and you smash a plane a plane? Imagine oh, oh to be to

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help paint the picture completely though,
this plane is barely bigger than the car

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itself. It's small, you're telling
me, wondering what the hell it is?

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You know what you're probably thinking.
If you're just driving and you hit

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this thing, you're thinking, why
is this carr? You think you'd probably

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hit a car because it was not
that big of a plane. Man,

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this thing is tiny. I absolutely
think it's a car. Now. Was

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a propeller plane? Yes, I
believe so. Yeah, correct, one

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propeller on the nose, one prop
and you know, j I've got audio

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of the crashing. Here crank crank
me up right here. This is a

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guy named Jack who was loading his
plane onto a trailer and he caught video

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of it. Well, are you
sure? And it did something funky?

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Here we go, now it should
work. Here we go. No,

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No, you of the nutcracker,
premium bro, I love the nutcracker.

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Oh. A plane and a car
collide on the McKinney road. Okay,

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so that's the plane bouncing after it
goes to the airport fence, and then

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that small crack is the car a
plane and the cars drives right into the

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car stops. Luckily, no one
dead. I think there was minor injuries.

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One person take to the hospital.
Pat the person in the car,

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but just trading their cars behind that
other car too. And you see them,

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you know, throwing their brakes real
quickly. Was it on a major,

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major street. No, No,
it's a it's a very it's a

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small airport too, h right,
but still crazy man. And he's to

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have a plane landing in public.
Yeah, I almost don't know how.

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It is amazing. We've almost got
planes to a near perfect field goal percentage.

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Not quite full of Brandon Aubrey.
You don't think planes with the Brandon

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Aubrey of travel. They're getting there
though, Right. I booked a flight

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this weekend, and I just couldn't
believe how many, how many flights there

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are. There's destinations where you can
pick, like every hour from Dallas,

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every hour, what hour works best
for you? Like, why so many?

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Where are we all going? We've
normalized it. But every time I

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go to the airport, so I'll
just look up and go, look at

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all these planes going out and in
at the same time, multiples and the

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same vicinity. Yeah, and you
just go whole account. There they go,

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and I guess they're all full.
And where's everyone going. That's what

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I'm saying. Just go to work
and go home. Just go home and

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chill. I bet a lot of
it is for work, though. Why

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would you need to fly? I
mean, we've proven the last couple of

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years you basically work from home and
do whatever. Well. I mean,

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I have people in my family that
fly every other every week, it seems,

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and you have to get on a
plane and fly to some other city

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or country and then get this thing
done and then come back. Okay,

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what's so damned important about you that
the people that are at the place that

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you're going to really need you?
There? Right, we're one click and

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they we're right in front of me
on the computer, face to face.

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Yeah, it's crazy, but I
need you on a a flying metal tile

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and all, and I need to
go all the way over the ocean.

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Like most, most, if not
all, meetings, in my opinion,

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should just be emails and the remaining
should be zoom. No, you can't.

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I don't need I don't need to. I don't need to be in

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a room with you. Bro.
We need to press our palms together.

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And shake. Yeah, you can't
trust everyone to check their email. If

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everyone would check their emails like they
should, then that we could do with

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them. No emails, fine,
but if it's something large enough worthy of

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plane travel, we could both acknowledge
this is important. This meeting on video

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is equal. Don't worry, Jim, I'll catch the Red Eye to New

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York and I'll be there in the
morning to solve these problems with the finances

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in your Why why okay, de
Winter, just hop on your lip your

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laptop click click zoom or Microsoft Teams
or whatever you use, and we'll just

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look face to and I'll show you
the document here and blah blah blah.

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Move this over there. Crisis averted. You didn't need to fly to New

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York. They're doing it because they
want to. Is that it? Yes,

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because the zoom call will cost us
one dollar and you know, you

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know, think about this, Think
about when all of this crap went down

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a couple of years ago, when
everybody was having to work from home.

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You know who was probably getting it
the worst, or these guys that did

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depend on travel a lot and their
wives. Why do you need to go

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to New York for the weekend?
Or why do you need to fly?

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Can't you just showed for two years
that you can do your job just as

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effectively from your computers from you.
That's the thing is these guys are now

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they're getting it from home because they
look at these trips. Is you know,

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yeah, I'll go do an hour
worth of work and you know,

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reconfigure some Excel spreadsheets and then I'm
going to the strippy club. Yeah?

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Is it all like everything else?
It's so people can go have sex pretty

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much, or look at sex.
At least sex capage, Kevin sexcapades.

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I don't think that's as common as
people what sex capage. The rate of

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sex capage has gone way down due
to point you're out of your mind.

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If anything, it's increased because porn
gives you ideas that you may not have

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had before you want to act them
out in real life. It desensitizes you

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to normal, healthy behaviors, and
it thinks makes you think that I was

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gonna make everyone's going to be cross
eyed all the time. Yeah, that's

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been a weird trend over the last
year or two. We'll slap a Snapchat

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emoji on there and right have your
eyes go turn into Hypno Wheels is crazy

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man. Anyway, I was going
to make this my second story, but

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I will now. I'm Kevin Well. Who's he? It's Mike, Yeah,

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she's JJ, You're Danny we G
Everyone's name right? Six to ten.

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Yeah, we start the show every
day at six am. For those

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of you just tuning in for the
first time that may have heard our promo.

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Yeah, in the break that promoted
to just do y'all know who Tissue

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Campbell is? Is that Tevin Campbell
and the spokesmodel type right, actress from

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the television show Martin. No points
awarded for Danny No. She did in

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My Wife and Kids. Which one
was that one? Is that one with

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one of the Wayans brothers? Yeah? I remember that one. Yeah.

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Well, she was going through her
her father just passed away, and they

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were going through and cleaning some stuff
out, and there's a TV. It's

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just big Instagram video. I didn't
cut the audio because there's some cursing in.

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It would have been tough at it
just makes sense they're all laughing.

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But her father had a an old
VCR DVD television combo. You know where

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it's the DVD's in just under the
VCR and they're going through all this stuff

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because he had just passed away.
And the question I think that you have

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to ask is, should you when
you die, have a family member or

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a friend who's in charge of cleaning
out your porn stash? Because Tisha Campbell

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actress Tisha Campbell's father did not have
that person. Is she was going through

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and finding all kinds of porno DVDs
from her dead dad. And they're in

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the video just laughing and they're looking
at them all as he's got a white

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hose with bros one or two the
first one okay original? Yeah? Uh,

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I mean look seventy six years old, right, so tough. You

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should have someone, yeah, assigned
for this of your same gender. What

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is cash your guy? Yeah?
Absolutely, he's your cleaner. It's basically

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like some sort of like a family
warrant where that other man in my case,

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is allowed free reign and then just
kind of like using his instincts,

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just kind of stand in the room
and know where it probably is. You

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know, as we have that.
Otherwise, you don't want your family going

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through your stash and go and making
fun of you for owning a copy of

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Knotty Bookworms forty six uugh. But
and then they assume that's the only thing

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that you're into. Is whatever the
theme is of these couple that you had

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your hands on. You know.
The thing is the stash though, is

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another thing that will go by the
wayside. Yeah, everything's digital now and

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the stead, the porn stash is
the equivalent to the audio CD. M

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hm. Dude. When I was
with the days, you know, I

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was probably mid teens, right early
teens. I know my mom's listening,

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but my dad was a little still
with us. But and okay, there's

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because it's what you said, like, fine, if you move to the

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digital world and you have a bunch
of VHS tapes, do you just throw

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them away or do you just keep
in a box and you forget about him?

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I don't know. You see if
cash will digitize him for you,

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Yeah, you get cash to digitize
him. You enjoy the classics. But

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my dad had a film read some
film reels. Oh boy, there were

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a porno yeah, and they call
him stag films back in the day,

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I guess. And he had a
film player projector there you go. And

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he's not like that old where I
think it was almost maybe they were valuable

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you know, or like collector's items. I really doubt my dad was plugging

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in the projector and seriously having a
time. And you imagine if that's what

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it took nowadays, Okay, well, good grief, yes, how good,

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we'd all be at projectors, yes, and utilizing alone time because it

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does take some setup. Would be
like Tarantino in there, just cutting and

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clipping and quick wine with this hand
with the monocle thing on. You're like,

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all right, here we go.
No, you turn into the George

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Lucas of masturbation, like a hitchcock
and then so to speak. But one

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weekend, I think they went to
a boat race up north or something,

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so I had the place to myself. Oh no, So I'm like,

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all right, I'm gonna get this
projector cranked up. What are you doing?

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And I fought, you know,
you get the projector you're plugged in,

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and get there because you could extend
the reels and like, look really

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close, but that's a naked girl. That's a booth, black and white

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full bush. I mean, this
was ancient stuff and they're only sort of

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like dancing. It's almost like Egyptian
theme, like I don't even know it

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was hot hot. I don't even
know what this was not even hot,

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Like I had DVD's at the time, you know, like I could have

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completed the process of the catch a
whole lot easier with a complete waste of

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time, but it was because it
was so weird. I think it was

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kind of hot. But I don't
know how to operate this machinery. I

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mean there's two reels, the one
that's going and the other one's supposed to

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catch it. There's the hot zone
where the thing goes through. I mean,

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I had no clue. So I
finally get this thing plugged in and

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I'm pointed at the wall, like
you don't even know do I put the

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protector right near the wall or way
back here, so I got to pull

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down screen and I had the thing
finally works. Then it's all upside down,

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and I think I definitely laid the
projector sideways the other way. I'm

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like, I finally got this thing
going, and and then however, you

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get it the right way up and
you press play, and I don't know

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the speed of it, and then
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and then I would see the screen
and I would just see the burn go

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through the screen. No, yes, that's just torch burning bubbling through the

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video. And then I would try
to manually try to work the film and

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then it would just kept burning through
it and I'm just annihilating this film.

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That may be a value, I
have no idea. And that you're smelling

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the burnt film too. It's just
the biggest cluster. And then you you're

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like done with this that you put
it all back as now you've ruined the

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entire footage and put it back and
try to make it so no one was

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here, no one saw this,
no one ever touched this. The first

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time you've ever admitted this on the
radio, yeah, I think so.

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Yeah, sorry Vida, Yeah,
sorry Vida. And you never got caught,

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not caught, like because I have
the conversation. Well that's the thing,

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because if your dad comes to you
and is Mikey, did you melt

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my pornos? I got melted,
then he's admitting that he's got pornos.

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Right, So it's kind of like
this knowing I know what you did,

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you little bastard. I'm telling you, I think they were like vintage,

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and he just kept him for possible
values. Yeah. I just imagine if

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you had actually been successful in getting
this venture up and running. It would

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have been highly disappointing. It would
have been like women swimming from the nineteen

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twenties, and like long sleeved bathing
suits. You were playing hard to find

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at that age though this title field
title women's swimming, Yeah, swimsuits racing

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swimsuits nineteen thirty eight. Because dude, my dad in his boat shops,

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they had all these dudes, and
I would in the bathroom of the boat

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shop, there's a stack of just
Ye Naughty mag or the calendar from Playboy.

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Definitely that they were all sharing,
yeah with like the law thong that

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goes all the way up their back
in the eighties. Gosh, and I

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remember going to the boat shop and
spend some time in the bathroom, but

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that was before I had any idea
what to do with myself. I would

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just look at him be like,
I know, I like this, I

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know I like this, but there's
no act, right. I remember my

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dad did the hammer on the door, but going on in there, he

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knew what you were doing. Yeah, but I wasn't doing that, but

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he knows that you were looking.
Yeah, what else? But him and

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his buddies are out there like hey
watch you someone to crap out, he

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goes giant water stubmachurds Oh, it's
so different now, though very different different,

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it's all there. That was enough
today for this segment. That was

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great, Thank you, Mike.
We should do more segments like that one

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like the last part. I didn't
really like the first part. I like

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the last yeah, because the first
part was sad and playing. We don't

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want sad stuff. I'll tell you
it wasn't sad the Cowboys performance yesterday,

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and that is why we will review
our picks on Friday. We guessed what

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would happen in this game, and
I'll tell you someone was right about one

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thing, or two things, or
three