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participate in a little mini game, maybe

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the small town boys Danny and Kevin
against Big City Shale eight o'clock call in.

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I have a little bit of breaking
news, certainly breaking to me,

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but most importantly this might be breaking
to Kevin. Kevin, sit down,

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Okay, sit, I hold in
my hand something that was on a printer

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not more than two minutes ago.
And I don't know if you know this,

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but at the dose Eki's Pavilion in
Dallas, Texas, on June first,

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twenty twenty four, as part of
the upcoming US summer tour the Dave

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Matthews Band, we'll be here in
town, Okay, singing and dancing,

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oh yeah, water dancing. Did
you know this? I knew that tour

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dates were going to get announced sometime
or either today or next Tuesday. But

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in my rumored tour dates pool that
I'm in. Oh yeah, a little

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gambling. I had Charleston for May
thirty first to June first. This actually

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just cost me a lot of money
and ruined my trip to Charleston. You

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bet on Charleston, Yeah, Charleston
certain dates. Why would you do that

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because that's where they normally did what
they normally do. Because they're not normally

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they play Dallas. It would be
like it would have been May eighteenth,

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but Dave's two daughters are graduating from
the University of Virginia that weekend May thirty

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first, DMB, You'll play at
the Woodlands. If that affects your gambling

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at all? It does? It
does? They say? Pushed back Texas

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two weeks because his daughters are graduating
college. That's what just happened. So

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you're feeling sadness, I feel no, I'm feeling I will go to the

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June first show. It's a Saturday. It's a Saturday. It is also

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the first day of lgbt Q and
Pride Month Kevin, so it's kind of

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a win win God, that is
a big day. I'll be there in

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my rainbow colored shirt, just grooving
and dancing. My my friends The Killers

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have announced an eighth show residency at
Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, which the

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following or it coincides a little bit
with two nights a Dave in Colorado.

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So yes, I have my sight
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the coast on the west. It's
your sight set on mountain time. Mountain

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time for August. So I'll be
taking the whole month of August off.

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What a sexy fun time for you? Gets good for me? Thank you

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for the breaking news is that all
the chaos was freaking out in the hallway.

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I was freaking out too. I
was like, what happened? We

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thought you'd be excited, but you're
mad about your fantasy? Yeah, standings

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I lost, damn it. It
is a late birthday present directly from Dave

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Matthews to you, Kevio. Yeah, happy birthday, Kevy. It's just

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not what I had in the pool. You know. Well, you know

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we could just haven't canceled a whole
tour. Now you get nothing. How

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about that? Getting older? So
you want to see them as many times

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as you can. What do you
got barbecue? Follow up? Okay,

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So Danny's got this right. We
got some food some food items here,

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all right, So February second,
we're just what about a week away from

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that. I don't know about you, guys, but I'm a big fan

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of the Food Network. I watch
it. It's it's my go to if

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there's not sports on, and it's
the weekend. It's on because you're either

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going to see a marathon of guys, grocery games or Triple D or some

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fun cooking show, which I love
watching. I love learning, I love

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the I know all the chefs.
I love the competition of it all.

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I like seeing what they create.
I get a lot of ideas. Is

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Googa on there? I've never met
Googa on the Food Network. Are you

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pumped up for the upcoming season of
Next Level Chef? I'm not really.

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No. It's is it where the
kids are chefs? No, it's the

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one where there's an elevator and I
don't know the kitchen moves up and down.

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Now, I don't watch Next Level, but I do watch Diners,

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Drive Ins, and Dives, and
that's the Guy Fietti platform, and he

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On February second, it will feature
Palmer Fortune, who owns East Dallas restaurant

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Palmer's Hot chicken, and he filmed. Fietti filmed this triple D episode at

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Palmer's, a restaurant porch on the
coast of Georgia, but many of the

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dishes of the flavored town Chef Will
Cook with Fortune will look like food from

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Lakewood's restaurant, Palmer's Hot Chicken.
Okay, does that make sense? Yes?

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Okay? Do you know where that's
at? Off Skillman, he's over

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the off scummen and Abrams, I
believe, uh, well, Abrams and

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maybe mockingbird sense. Yeah, yep, uh, they're okay, I've been

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there. Good food the show.
I'm seeing a photograph of what looks to

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be a delicious chicken sandwich. It
would look like any normal chicken sandwich,

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but you know, an elevated version
of a chicken sandwich. But if you

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look here, it's sitting on top
of the bottom bun. Between the chicken

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breast filet and the bun, it
looks appears to be a layer of either

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pimento cheese or mac and cheese cheese. Yeah. I think you're probably right.

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The name of that sandwich is called
the mother Clucker. Okay about that,

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I get it. Bits Bits are
fun. That's like the Master Burger.

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I used to have it Metro Diner. How do you oh, I

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just told you, Yes, the
mother Clucker. You'll expect to see this

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sandwich on Trip d. It's a
fried chicken sandwich with Pimento cheese. They've

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sold about forty thousand of the mother
Cluckers in the past two years at the

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State Fair of Texas. How do
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Kevin, this is your this is
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great way to promote that episode.
I don't have a connection to him.

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Maybe I can get Palmer fortune on
from Palmer's Chicken. We'll call Palmer and

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see if he's got gee'ze sell this
guy. See if he is doing any

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media when he's in town. It's
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g Kevin's sake, it's give it, give it all right. Well,

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as with most stories, Danny tells, this has made me hungry. Yeah,

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thank you, Danny, appreciate its
making us hungry. I'm sorry.

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I did deliver on the triple shot
of airplane stories in the last segment,

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and I know you guys are anticipating
hamburgers here. This is it's like a

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chicken hamburger. That's your extra extra
Read all about it. Portioned of Dingo's

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more r News. Now it's time
for this. What this feels like it

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could be a real song. It's
about three and a half minutes long,

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so a week covered. Realize I
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They're right next to each other.
Oh good, hello boy, good

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day for you. Oh yes,
big day for all of us. Are

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you excited? Very excited? I
was. I kind of tuned out at

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like seven thirty and a half of
the segment. It was like scrolling.

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I was like, oh because I
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getting excited. Back here. So
Oscar numbs dropped today at seven am sharp.

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I believe they kind of drop them. Yeah, yeah, how do

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they do? They don't officially drop
until I say yeah, but there you

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go say that is it a how
do they drops? Website? I think

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they have like a host emails like
a yeah that too, and they have

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like kind of like a show a
little bit, like they'll have like two

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hosts and they'll just go through each
category. But they're dropping fast, like

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as soon as you read one category, another one dropped, so they they

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they were pretty much done, like
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out forever for everyone to see.
I'm ready Best Picture pure. You start

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with the best picture. Yeah,
they do that last on the award reverse

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knucklehead. But then they give it
all the way what the others are.

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When they tell you who the actors
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oh, I know the movies already. That's a good point. I think

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how she wants to. I think
the best picture should be last okay,

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because that's the best for last type
doing. Five categories are best supporting uh,

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Actor and Actress, Actor and Actress, Best Actor and Actress, and

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then we can do the best picture
Animated Short. I don't think many people

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have seen many animated short movies.
What about best key grip grip? So

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start with the supporting Yeah, supporting
actress. Uh. I'm gonna stay up

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late at night on this category because
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actress. So every category gets five. Best Supporting Actress, Emily Blunt,

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Oppenheimer, Danielle Brooks, The Color
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Nyat and Divine Joy Randolph The Holdovers. Now, I was very surprised

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on this America Ferrara nomination. But
for those that with supporting actresses a little

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weird. We'll supporting category in general
for Oscars because you can usually for that,

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like it's just one big scene that
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I thought, you know, unpopular
opinion America for she was. But the

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speech that she gave ye, the
monologue that was that scent. It over

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the top, so that right there, it definitely got her nominated. It

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was the high mark of that movie. It was the part of the movie

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that we all watched and we're just
like, damn, you get it now,

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Like you don't want to read You're
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you two little girls around the world. That monologue was really good. I

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have to give them credit for that, like I said, like, because

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like I said, she was okay, like I thought she was cool,

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and then she delivered that it was
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there. I don't remember. That's
how supporting categories usually were. Yeah,

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I don't even remember that. I
remember pieces of the movie, but that

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part I absolutely do. There was
applause in the theater, and it's definitely

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the most impactful sort of the entire
message of the whole movie, like absolutely

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condensed into two or three minute thing, and it was well delivered, Like,

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yeah, that was the cherry on
top. It really was the cherry

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on top for the film. A
lot of favorites for me in this.

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I can see a lot of people
winning this. Emily Blunt, Danielle Brooks

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in the Color Purple is amazing,
is a star absolutely Yeah. If you

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don't know, daniel Brooks says she
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Yep, Yep, I'm looking at
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Phenomenal in the Color Purple. Very
good. That musical, Yeah, it's

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a music okay, Yeah, yeah, it's because it was you know,

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it was the movie that came out
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and then it was a play Broadway
play Yeah with Bilberg, Ted dancing girl

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friends, Yeah, girl Ted dancing
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time. Interesting, right, But
the one name that's been really taking them

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home throughout the war season though,
it was Divine Joy Randolph in The Holdovers,

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which I have not seen yet,
and I got invited to the screening,

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and I terribly regret it not going. I didn't feel like that was

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the day for me, so I
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that's right. I watched ten minutes
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I just could tell I was gonna
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was bad or what's it about in
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There's a college, yeah that's letting
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the professor is staying it with a
couple of kids, is saying she believe.

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I think she's like she works at
the school Divine Joy's character, but

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it's getting a lot of praise,
and she's getting a lot of praise.

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So that was a, you know, very deserving nomination for her. And

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that's gonna be very fun to see
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go anyway. I think it's gonna
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I loved it. Oppenheimer. I'm
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I thought she was like the sleep
of performance in that movie. Yeah,

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that's gonna keep me up at night. All right, I'm gonna do it

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before the Damnpenheimer. Of course,
break it down. I think that's an

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easy movie. You can break down
if you Yeah, yeah, what's with

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Naiad? I mean, why watching
this? That's an incredible story Diana and

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i AD's gotta she just swims across
giant things that seems like a that's a

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cool idea person and no one ever
talks about it. But I'm glad it's

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getting something. It was an indie
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so that's how you know. I
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I believe as Diana and Iad just
doing like a pretty awesome monologue about the

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stuff you run into while you're swimming
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is. I don't know. I'm
gonna watch Niad too, Please do.

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I will me too. I'll watch
it with you A Team today. Please

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watch that. You don't want to
watch Niad? What if? It's just

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magical? I'll watch it. Let's
go to Kevin's house in Richardson. We'll

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do a double feature the A Team
and Naiad. Right for the show,

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oh Man be knocked out on the
couch, all right? Uh? Supporting

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actor Sterling K. Brown for American
Fiction, Robert de Niro for Killers of

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the Flower Moon, Robert Downey Junior
for Oppenheimer, Ryan Gosling for Barbie,

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and Mark Ruffalo for Poor Things.
This is also an exciting one for me

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because there's a lot of great performances
this one as well. But obviously I

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think our DJ is going to be
the favorite for Oppenheimer. This is his

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year. Has he won any?
Does he? Everyone want to? I

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don't know. Uh, he was
nominated for Tropic Thunder back in Weird nine.

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He got a no for that,
didn't I don't think he wanted for

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that dis Guys as a dude playing
an what about Chaplain? Okay? Yeah,

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he was nominated for uh Best Actor
for Chaplain in nineteen ninety two,

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I think, And that was before
everything kind of went south and he kind

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of unraveled and then put it all
back together. Yeah, it's a great

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like I'm excited to see and I
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I think, Yeah, I think
he's probably gonna take that one. I

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don't know. Ask me in a
couple of months when I what about and

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everything not just too I don't see
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even Mark Ruffalo and Poor Things was
amazing. Yeah, he was incredible important

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things with Buffalo. Yeah, are
you hungry? So yeah, I just

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don't se Gosling taking it. Uh. It was a great run for him

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throughout the awards season. It's very
interesting to see how people have perceived Barbie

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in or received Barbie in. Yeah, he's just not gonna win that,

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I can tell you right now.
He's not winning. That A man winning

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an award for Barbie to be just
the win. He's just just fantastic.

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He carried the film. He kind
of stole He did steal the show a

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little bit. He was that dang
good. He played Matchbox twenty on the

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beach. You love that? That
was my American hilarious and that was a

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great song choice for that moment.
Uh So Yeah. The Best Supporting Actor,

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there's your five guys. Good luck
fellas. Get Best Actress Annette Binning

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for Naiad. We have my first
American Indian nomination, Lily Gladstone for Killers

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of the Flower most mm HM's fantastic. Yep. Sandra as It Huler Huler,

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Hiller, Huler, It's got a
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of a fall, carry Mulligan for
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Yeah you think Ama is running away
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I don't. This can go either
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clue. This is not getting the
love that a lot of folks expected,

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and I I got a lot of
more nominations than you would thought. I

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heard that her performances otherworldly in this
film. I had her. I picked

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her to win the Globe and she
didn't. Maybe it'd be a fool's game

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to pick her again for this,
but I don't know. She won Best

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Actress for Land Huh who Emma Stone? Yeah she did, Yeah, Yeah,

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she's she's she's been nominated four times
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well, Kerrie Mulligan, she's been
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of those actresses that just always under
the radar. But she does a lot

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of great art artistry projects. She's
like an actor's great in everything that she

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does. But not too many people
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absolutely, but she's really good.
Uh So, Yeah, I think either

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Lily Gladstone in that one too as
well. But Poor Things, if you

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get a chance, definitely check that
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out. Uh so yeah, Best
actress, Best actor, Here come the

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Waieners. Let's let me let me
know your name. Miss let me know

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if a name sticks out or doesn't
stick out. Best Actor Bradley Cooper from

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Maestro Coleman Domingo, Rustin, Paul
Giamadi for The Holdovers, Killian Murphy Oppenheimer,

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and Jeffrey Wright American Fiction. What
name do you think might have shu

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shun up there? The second one
was Rusting. I have not seen talk

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out he played. It's a he's
a gay gay rights activist and he that's

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that's Rusting is his name, and
I've never heard of this story. Colman

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Domingo is another name who he's been
around for a very long time and is

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now getting his flowers. Very good
actor, very very good. He's in

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Euphoria. He's also in the Color
Purple that's out now. Very good actor.

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He and I'm so excited for him
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he's somebody that people need to pay
more attention to. Killers of the Flower

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Moon Hot take here. Good movie. Really liked it, would never watch

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it again, probably like most history
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a little overdone. And for that, I tell you, snub away,

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snub away. Huh yeah, yeah
uh. I mean Paul Giamdi obviously

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can put up a fight with Killian, but I think is gonna take it

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with Oppenheimer. He was. I
mean it was an epic, epic,

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epic sweeping performance. I'm doing and
Killers of the Flower Moon I'll do them

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both in one day. Killers never
you never got tiring to me? It

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was open flower. What do we
call that? Killer? I'll do Appenheimer

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and Killers of Flower Mood and Flower
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By week Moonheimer next week? Munheimer
the worst James Bond porn parody.

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The cover of the movie is someone
Moony Mooney. I love Jeffrey Wright and

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I love Paul Giamatti, and I
write another one. I don't know that

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either of them have want. I
know, Jimmy's never even barely been nominated

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for anything. Yeah, I don't
think he and I don't think he's I

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think he's like snipped around awards seasons. But I don't know if he's ever

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got a nomination right any idea in
what American fiction has never been dominated one

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Tree. Very versatile guys, both
of them. And yeah, Okay,

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exciting year. It really is.
You're hearing a lot of names that you

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normally don't hear, and you're seeing
people who've been around for a long time

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getting recognitions. I love that.
It's so exciting, JJ, that we're

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gonna tell you the top ten movies
that are nominated for Best Picture with JJ

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next to ninety seven won The Freak,