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This is the downbeat on ninety seven
to one, the freak juicy audio of

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that Senate fight yesterday at eight o'clock. A cowboy note for you too as

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well. That's in thirty minutes.
We were just kind of talking about the

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Netflix live streaming sporting event last night, the Netflix Cup with f one drivers

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and some golfers, and we're playing
some funny audio from it, one clip

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that we had. They had enlisted
our friend comedian Burt Kreischer to help as

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a correspondent. He wasn't used as
much as I thought he would be used.

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I think him and Marsham were just
roving the course and they didn't know

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when to go to him or when
they had anything. It was just all

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the stuff that you learn, I
think after you do this sort of a

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thing a lot, versus throw these
random elements together and have them try to

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do it once live. So it
was Will's off, but it was fine.

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You got a cut from him.
Yeah, Kevy Oh brought this to

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our attention, and we were in
our text thread last night talking about this

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event. I didn't really know what
you meant until it'd be a weird text

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to get tell wit. Yeah,
it was like what is he talking about?

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Okay, but apparently there is a
new comedy special, stand up comedy

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special featuring a stand up comic that
I've never heard of called Matt Rife,

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and apparently he's buddies with Burt Kreischer. And it was incumbent on Burt Kreischer

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to promote this upcoming Netflix special,
and this is what happened. Listen closely

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to the content from the clip of
the special and tell me if this makes

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sense for a fun, family oriented
golf exhibition. Real quick, it should

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be known this was a hole.
They'd just done a long drive challenge too,

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So all right, everyone, they're
going to hit the ball as far

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as they can. And Max Homa
definitely did not try to hit the ball

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as hard as he could. And
they're kind of joking around, like,

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throw your back out, hit it
as hard as you can. It's kind

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of a good, family friendly hole. Yeah right, we're all having fun.

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Right then, let's throw it to
Burt. I thought I should tell

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you about one of my buddies,
a guy named Matt Right. He is

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fantastic. He was long enough everywhere
and he has a special called Natural Selection,

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premiering tomorrow night. Tonight at midnight
on November fifteenth. I love Matt

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Rife. He is a gem.
Let's take a look. I can't stand

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social media, which I know is
crazy because it's why you're all here.

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Did you read someone's break up?
Bro? I will the grandma in a

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heartbeat. I know that's gross.
Just test the waters, just see it

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if y'all are still fun. Just
wanted to say, just wanted to see.

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Yeah, checks it out. Okay, they're all having fun. At

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least it was edited, I guess. Bert throws it to the promo clip

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for the upcoming stand up comedy special
featuring Matt Rife, and his second bit

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in the montage is about going brown
town on Grandma. Okay, amazing,

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incredible. It was a it was
a train wreck, the whole thing because

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they didn't have commercials, so their
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and the timing it went to do
it was difficult to I was like,

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God, that's she's little Netflix.
I mean, I mean, for

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this family is it's not a family
man, I don't know. It wasn't.

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There was cussing, yeah, Marshawn
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It was just like a weird transition
from long drive contest. Fellas hit it

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as hard as you can. Now, here's this right, whoa munching a

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little snaky funny? It showed the
grandma. He's like, Oh, well,

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the point of all that Netflix has
succeeded in pulling off a lot sporting

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event while promoting their own crap too, while promoting their own crap. And

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they can do it. And they
had to be a little fluid too,

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because we I didn't know this until
the damn thing started that Mori Cowa had

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to drop out. Yeah, and
they had to replace him with Tony who

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ended up making it to the finals. But congratulations to Justin Thomas and Carlos

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signs your inaugural Netflix Cup champions.
They'll do this every year if the Vegas

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race somehow has pulled off this weekend, which is a whole nother question if

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they continue to have the race after
this year. But well, they're even

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saying that the temperatures are expected to
be colder than they initially thought. Yeah

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coming in, Yeah, we'll do
a little left one. I'm excited about

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this race. It might be a
beautiful mess ah, but there you go.

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Good job, Netflix, you did
it. So yeah, Sorda did

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it. It's time now for the
scuttle. But we had a bit of

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a problem with a horse on a
plane. I want it so that singing

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and wouldn't sit down singing gospel music. This horse is a cargo plane.

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It was leaving New York. It
was going to Belgium, and it was

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a Boeing seven forty seven. The
pilot contacts air traffic control and he's like,

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yo, we've we've got a live
animal, a horse on board the

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airplane. And the horses escaped its
stall. We don't have a problem flying,

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but we need to return to New
York. We can't get the horse

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back into a secure quarters. Oh
so he would have got hurt if well,

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I think it's yeah, upon what
landing which they had to do back

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anyways, So then they the plane
climbed up and then took a U turn

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d're off the coast of Boston to
go back to New York. And then

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they dumped, you know, many
tons of fuel to get a little lighter.

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I guess for landing. Yeah,
I guess, because if you're gonna

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land at that fast, you would
have earned then fuel tons. Yeah,

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you shouldn't land on a full tank, I don't think. Yeah, they've

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allotted for that ze and you have
a horse there, which is probably heavy.

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So those fuel particles just break up
and stay in the atmosphere. Do

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they actually fall of the earth?
Do you think there's any chance I can

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answer that question for you? Yeah? I do. I do. It's

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a forest man. You're good at
trivia? Yeah, okay, thank you,

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But I don't because I was one
of the same thing. Does it

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just douche Grandma's house? Well,
she's being serviced by Matt rife of the

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fuel will evaporate before reaching what's all
this casoline is that evaporates? That's just

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what they say. It goes straight
into the ocean, the one place where

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no one cares what goes in there. So apparently if it's high enough,

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if you get high enough and then
it freezes, I believe any of that.

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Yeah, no at all, don't
worry about it. If the dumping

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occurs at least five thousand feet above
the ground, then yeah, fuel will

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evaporate before reaching the ground. Okay, evaporates and it turns into clouds and

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then it rains airplane gas, plane
gas. The fuel remaining in droplet form

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could cause local rain, but it
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minimizing the effects at the ground level. That makes sense to me. I

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don't like that. I'm gonna go
like it. Why don't you guys be

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so cynical about dumping fuel? Why
not just continue to your destination? The

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horses out? What if he charges
the cockpit? They have the little cart

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in front of the cockpit, Kevin, No one can get in there.

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Cargo planes are different. Well,
can you imagine all these animals on planes

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just wigging out as because that as
cruel as it Getsler would be, hey,

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man, you go ahead and not
let this plane, this horse get

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on the plane. We're gonna kill
it. Yeah. Can you imagine if

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you like had to move across country
and fly Simon somewhere. I think about

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a lot. I think about it. I would love to take them to

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Florida to go whatever. But they
put them into like a cargo thing in

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a cage, and you be on
that plane freaking just out. Man.

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Yes, but that's why you need
to get the service dog thing and you

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let them sit in your lap or
whatever. Well that that would go well

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with our dogs. Yeah, good
god, it is weird. The animals

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are on planes just in general.
Yeah, howse do you do it?

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Right? Fifty pound Eurotic pitbulls sitting
on my lap for a three hour flight

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to Orlando. No, but they
fly racehorses all over the world. I'm

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sure they have to sedate them.
Yeah probably, Oh yeah, of course

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they fly whales. I mean we
sedate ourselves. Of course they're sedating the

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whole whales. Yeah, they've flown
whales. I thought whales had to stay

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in the water. They flew a
whale, they flew away. They didn't

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fly whale. The whale has to
be in water. No, it doesn't

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always have to be in the water. It's a mammal, bro it could

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be out of the water. I
haven't seen the land wells lately pre Ferredwell,

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when you do, they're dead,
they're beached. They flew a whale.

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They flew a whale. Come on, what air on anyway? Why

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joke? I'm not even going to
like look it up. Whale airplane?

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Dang it, whale airplane. I'm
searching that with Thein last year, there

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was some whale that got released in
Vancouver after living in captivity for its whole

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life. And how do you think
a beluga, not a sperm. It's

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the same size plane as the one
that had this horse on it. Seven

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two beluga whales from China to Iceland. And that's those are just two of

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many whales that have flown on planes. Oh now, okay, now that

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I'm got my air in my chest, that was a twelve hour flight,

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bro. That is nuts of hundreds
of whales I've blown away that whales are

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able to breathe outside of water.
Well, enough of this. Here's today's

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Taylor Swift story and we'll be quick. Is JJ just lost all of her

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marrow in her body just all just
turned to Cardilich. That's actually kind of

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funny. So weightly. Taylor's been
seen with Brittany Mahomes, Patrick's a wife,

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Buff's newest member of the crew,
hanging out and Blake Lively and Selena

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Gomez and one of the hotids and
all that stuff. It's kind of weird.

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Actually they had the big handshake.
Well you think Britney is an awkward

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socialite in there this new life of
hers she might fit in really, Well

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no, man, it's no way. Well it's awkward now because swifties are

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not only are they you know,
they're on it when it comes to detective

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work with what's going on with where
she is on tour. But they found

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it. Old tweets of Britney Patrick's
wife of Brittany taking some shots at Taylor.

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Okay, all right now, I
told you JJ you like this,

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so yeah. Back in twenty thirteen, ten years ago, Taylor Britney Mahomes

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tweeted Taylor Swift winning everything, and
then a few things and then an emoji

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that was like angry emoji, like, oh, she's winning everything, red

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face angry emoji. And it's just
the one that's like the eye the eye

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browser kind of tucked inward. Okay, it's just frownie, frownie but think

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but still thinking. Yeah, not
the Colbert the Colbert emoji. Whichen's that

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one. It's a real one and
some one looks like freaking Stephen Colbert.

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I'll find it. I'll st it
to you, guys. Twenty twelve.

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I want Taylor Swift. I want
to know when you're gonna find something different

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to write about besides boys and relationships. Hashtag time for something new. Oh

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look, that's great, here comes
the Swifties tweeting back online Brittany Mahomes being

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misogynistic and hating Taylor before. This
whole PR stunt is so not shocking considering

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she is definitely just a social climber. Damn, that's all I almost say

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about that. She's better friends.
This is personal huge. Brittany Mahomes is

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deleting all her old hateful tweets directed
at Taylor. Swifties still want to claim

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this woman question Mark, Oh dude, that's awkward. Dude, Really do

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you think Taylor was aware of these
prior? I don't think she cares because

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those aren't even that bad. Yeah. Still you don't cross Taylor because Taylor's

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a grudge holder, Yeah ten years
ago. Yeah, she can't get over

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nothing. Definitely brought that up.
She's gonna write about Brittany tweet Brittany bitch.

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We you know. Also it's maybe
you can help me here is Taylor.

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Taylor is not cool with Kim Kardashian, right, and they're beef there

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because she was married to Kanye.
Because Mahomes just got the Mahomes family is

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now like promoting skims. Yeah,
the new Kardashian thing. They're promoting all

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that, and that would be a
breach in your relationship contract with Taylor,

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but Skims is partner with the NFL, so there's nothing really you can do

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about that except Kim Kardashian specifically tweeting
and instagramming out photos of the Mahomes family

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with Brittany in it. So happy
to be collaborating with the Mahomes family.

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I don't know, boy, how
awkward if there were tweets ten years ago

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of me taking shots at Danny and
Siroy, it'd be weird. We talk

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about it on the air every day
and we'd laugh. Colet's be real,

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what were the chances of her thinking, I'm I'm going to end up being

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in the same suite with Taylor Swift
because she's dating my husband's teammates. Won

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did Patrick seventeen? Let's put that
on their Bengo cards. The series of

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events that would have had to led
to Brittany Eh, whatever her mad she

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would have been in high schoolhead.
There should be a lesson to all that

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it's never a good idea to burn
bridges because you never know. Also,

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you should have hired somebody and they
go through my tweets, Please find whatever

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you can get rid of it.
Stuff in there because you got to know,

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like what you used to say,
I know exactly probably who I used

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to talk about, like artist wise, who was your hated Taylor? No,

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I don't. I don't hate guys. Did you have this discussion?

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I do not hate her. Do
you have a bunch of tweets hating Bert

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Kreischer years ago after last Night?
Maybe? But as a child, I

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mean as a teenager coming up,
I mean my Space was mostly what I

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came up with, like you know, social media wise, So I think

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Twitter was really popular when I got
to college. So there was I mean,

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you know, you say dumb stuff
from your kids, like you know,

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that's true. That's true. It's
true. It wasn't like racial stuff.

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But you know like Josh Allen,
yeah bombs when he was a kid,

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No bombs, right, just were
their bombs's. Yeah, we can

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do that. Let's do that some
other day. We'll compile because that was

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crazy, regrettable twet, really famous
people's regretful tweets from when they were teens.

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We'll be here all day. Twitter
is pure evil. And what which

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ones you choose to forget or stick
to them? What else? Do you

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have? Anything? Good? We
do? Birthdays? Do we have time

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for birthdays. Yes, always there, that was speed. This is a

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big break here and Danny's no Mike's
Mike's their live spot. Ladies and gentlemen

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get ready for Mike's last Send it
fight audio coming up, Plus a Cowboys

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note coming up in a few Beverly
d'angelo's seventy two Wow, Wow Wow seventy

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two huh and the Beverly D'Angelo of
our era, Shalen Woodley's thirty two.

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Many do say that Fargo season three
likey Shalen Woodley? Really? Yeah?

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Five different girl? Sorry wrong,
big Little Eyes? Five episodes into season

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two of Fargo? Do you like
it better than season one? Very much

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so? Because season two is It's
incredible, It's spectacular, Like I can't

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wait to find out what happens,
really, really juicy. Judge Joseph Watner

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would have been one hundred and four
today, one of the most trusted man

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in American history. Yes, now
I could play the jam Jack Ingram's fifty

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three Danny go Jack, WHOA he's
listening? Not that exciting? Yeah,

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I do. Don't tell us what
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to get into that, check out
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be. I mean it's the one
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bit. An Electric is a great
underrated album as well. Jack Ingram is

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a good dude. Chad Kroger's forty
nine once claimed that he could get there

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with his mouth. He could get
home. Yeah, get the home plate.

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Which everyone's tried it. No they
haven't. You're a man, You're

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a man. The guys, the
guys who deny are the ones who still

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try it. Some just admit we
can't get there. Nobody could get there.

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Oh oh, all right, prove
it. I'm not saying I can.

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No, I'm saying the Internet.
I don't think that's improved it.

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I don't think any member of the
Cherry Tomato Boys is gonna get there.

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Nothing. Cherry Tomato Boys, you
gotta have a cobra. Old dirty bastard

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would have been fifty five. Oh
hey brother, Oh Terry Bala's birthday Montio

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Van Randy Savage would have been seventy
one. A slim Jim. You did

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a halkster impression. First brother.
They vaulted brother, didn't they You want

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brother? Maybe? But is it
step into a slim gym or slips snaps

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snap snappy. I never knew which
is just snap into it. I don't

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know slim jail. That was the
show. It's fresh, it's snip snaps,

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it's not just gooey. But how
would you know if a slim gym

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is fresh or not? If it
snaps? Kevin does it? Whitt Langford's

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twenty two Good Job, Everyone Didn't
Do Anything? PS Four came out on

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the State twenty thirteen, Wendy's debut
on the date nineteen sixty nine, Damn.

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Also in movies, Space Gym nineteen
ninety six, Big Day, Yes

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yea Space love It, Girls love
Space Jam. I loved space Jam.

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That was like my daycare right there. We put that in My oldest is

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your Agent? He loved him some
Space Jam. Coming up next A Tiny

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Rangers, MAVs and Cowboys nugget,
plus audio of the big Senate fight yesterday.

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Yes, two normal men listen to
this stand up in court looking to

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throw nugs next time, he said
wonder first