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Speaker 2: Hey, Matthew, guess what starts today?

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Speaker 4: I'm going to say some sort of football what happens

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in the spring.

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Speaker 3: You would be correct, sir, LSU Spring practice starts today morning.

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Though it's a nine am practice. Tayler'll just let you

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know there so you know, maybe now if this was

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a practice from last year, they'd be done by the

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time we're done, but maybe maybe we'll get a chance

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to go out there one day and see and me

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you know, at least maybe the back end of practice.

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So excited about that, Excited about this year. And look,

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anytime that you have as much new as LSU has,

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you're going to be excited. Anytime that you have a

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year that didn't go your way and you bring in

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something like Alane Kiffin and his coaching staff and all

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these new players, like, that's going to be exciting. And

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Lane Kiffin obviously was very successful at Old Miss, and

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so even when you have a bad season, when you

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have a fresh start, it's going to get everybody excited.

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And this is as fresh of a fresh start as

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you can get right, brand new roster, brand new offensive staff,

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and you kept the pieces that everyone liked from the

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team that disappointed the defense. You kept those coaches in

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place for a large majority of the defensive coaching staff.

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Speaker 2: So it's going to be exciting times.

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Speaker 3: It's going to be an off season where you're going

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to look forward to the practice reports.

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Speaker 2: You're going to.

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Speaker 3: Look forward to seeing all the new guys and the

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new gear and all the new coaches with their new

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logo on their visor. So it's an exciting time. Now

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you're not gonna win any championships in the spring. You're

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going to try to build that foundation. You're gonna try

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to learn each other, You're gonna try to implement your

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new offense. This is not related to what you just did.

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a handful. You've got Braylan Moore, You've got Trade s Green,

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Speaker 2: That's about it.

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Speaker 3: But they're going to find out that this is a

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completely different offense. There's going to be a tempo that

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and so like they're going to have a new challenge.

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I'm excited to see what that new challenge looks like.

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interesting spring. I can't wait to get out there see

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how competitive it is. I can't wait to see what

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the new offense looks like. And I don't really care

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like I'm not talking about you know, did they go

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seventeen of twenty that day? I just want to see

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the tempo. I want to see the schematics of the offense.

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run game could look like, the diversity.

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Speaker 2: In the run game.

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Speaker 3: So there's things to be excited about, and not just

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you know, new faces, new places, but new schemes and

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it's certainly new faces, new places as

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the most exciting and intriguing part.

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Speaker 2: Now we've seen.

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Speaker 4: We've seen laying on top of parade floats, we've seen

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them with Boosy, We've seen.

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Speaker 2: Them with the Cavender Twins. We've seen them a lot

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Speaker 4: But now we get to see them on a football field,

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Speaker 2: So how's practice going to be run?

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Speaker 4: Is very intriguing to me, Like all the New Age

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coaches and the New Age.

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Speaker 2: Practice is a little bit different.

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Speaker 4: But how is it Like we saw Brian Kelly's practice,

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live periods. Certainly it's not going to be first couple

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of days or anything like that. But at some point

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you gotta callous the whole body up. You got to

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get ready to hit like you are in a game.

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those assistant coaches on the field. It'll be a big field. Well,

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I've heard exactly.

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Speaker 3: I've heard one's got like a cheeriot that they actually

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bring him on the practice field on You can probably

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guess who it is, Tea.

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Speaker 2: We'll see it's t I knew it.

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Speaker 3: That's like if you're like, if you didn't listen last week,

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they're probably what the hell are you two talking about,

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dumb dumbs. It's gonna be a lot of people that

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we got to introduce ourselves to. I'll tell you that,

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a lot of Purple Polo at least seventy six.

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Speaker 2: Well we know some of them.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, we know a couple of them. What are we

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gonna try to get out there? So if we get

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out there, if we leave straight from the show, we

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could probably I'm hoping we can watch at least thirty minutes.

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Speaker 2: Oh for sure.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you gotta think it's gonna be our forty five

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practice at some point.

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Speaker 2: Yes, we'll be able to get that.

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Speaker 3: I mean nine am I thinks like special teams, So

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we'll get out there.

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Speaker 4: But that But the Brian Kelly practice, it was an

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hour and a half including the including the special games,

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and walked through.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. True, it ain't gonna be that. That was during

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the season too, that when they were actually playing games.

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Speaker 3: That was training camp. And it's supposed to be callous time.

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Junction boys supposed to be.

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Speaker 2: Hard junction boys. Hard to give you callous for a

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long season.

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Speaker 3: Oh god, I'll never I will never forget the coaches

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that knew us. They came directly to us because they

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knew we were gonna judge.

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Speaker 2: How quick that practice was. Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Uh, Kyle Williams walked over to us and we just

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looked at him and his head.

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Speaker 2: I don't know, man, I don't know. I don't know

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what to tell you. It's like this every day.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, bless you, multiple defensive coaches. Oh man, I'll never forget.

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My whole view just completely changing after that. Remember what

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happened the week after Brian Kelly was fired. They ran

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Big Baker requested, can we do like a live short yardage,

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we do nine on seven period, We do a nine

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Speaker 2: Oo saw oof.

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Speaker 3: Sah, don't get mad all over again.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Garrett, that's myer here trying to apologize for that.

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Oh poor kid. Anyways, anyways, Uh so, don't go back

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to that dark place. I'm not, I am not.

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Speaker 3: I'm looking straight ahead. And we talked about the things

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we were most excited about yesterday. I thought you did

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a great job of laying out trade as green. I went,

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of course, shocker with the running backs Harlem Berry and

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Cayden Durham. But we didn't get a chance to hear

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all sent our station survey into whom palmerow I didn't

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Speaker 5: I needs to realize if you were texting me on

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a Sunday, I'm not I'm not responding.

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Speaker 6: Sorry.

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Speaker 3: The only thing I'll say about that he sends it

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to like the same email that I that I couldn't

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tell you how to access. So the only time I

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could you please.

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Speaker 2: Send it in?

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Speaker 5: And then I'm not writing a paragraph. I'm sorry why

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do you hunt, I'm not writing a paragraph on spring

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football on a Sunday.

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Speaker 2: I did not doing it. I voiced it in the

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dugout I was coaching.

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Speaker 3: All right, well, I'm sure you have something you're excited about, though,

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like something you're looking forward to again. I went with

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Harlan Barry, Caden Durham. They actually have real running plays.

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run inside zone on a shotgun. That's exciting to me.

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That's that's two players that I think are going to

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thrive in this new scheme, in this new system.

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Speaker 2: I truly do so.

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Speaker 3: That's where I was at Taylor. Where are you at

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is Landra make sure that she's got her.

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Speaker 7: I went receiver because I mentioned like you added what

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fifteen receivers? I mean, I know we joked about it

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all obviously, but literally the only guy returning to that

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room from a year ago is Philip Wright, and he

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didn't get on the field at all. He red showed

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it last year. So you bring in a lot of guys,

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a lot of talent. I mean, Jace Brown, big time name,

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had a lot of success at Kansas State. Jackson Harris

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did really good things at Hawaii. But all of them

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are first year players at LSU and under Lane Kiffin system.

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So what I'm looking forward with them is not even

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necessarily the talent in that room. Like we know who's talented.

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I want to see who gets the first crack at it.

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I mean, I think Jason Brown is going to be

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somewhere in that group. But how the early rotation in

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spring looks at that wide receiver room, because they're gonna

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be constantly rotating, like they're gonna rotate ten to fifteen

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guys in there. But who gets first crack at the

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receiver spot? I'll keep an eye on that.

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Speaker 5: I guess just how the seventy six staff members are

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I'm just kidding, but how are seventy six people are

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going to work together to gets a coach?

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Speaker 8: I don't know.

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Speaker 5: I guess just this is so general, but there's literally

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a whole new regime in place besides Blake Baker. Like

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we already know what the defense is gonna be. The

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offense was so terrible last season that it was unwatchable.

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Lane Kiffin implement And I think he can implement what

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he had at Ole Miss here at LSU and just

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thought he wouldn't even be out there. So yeah, certainly

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he's gonna have a lot of eyeballs on him and Matt.

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completely new offensive line, completely new. I mean, you're gonna

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have outside of Braylan Moore, who we mentioned already. And

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I don't you know Wes and Davis's gonna twite for

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his job. I don't things I should like. I don't

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think Western Davis right now is just like solidified as

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a starting right time.

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Speaker 7: I mean, if I had to put a starting five together,

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I don't know if he'd be in it. Just taking

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Speaker 2: I want it to be so damn competitive out there.

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Speaker 4: I'm walking into spring practice, but nobody has a starting job.

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I think I think offensive, I think I think trade

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as green. Okay, I'm just giving you example. I think

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running backs are going to be playing if you do.

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Speaker 3: But like outside of that, because those guys can come on.

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They know outside of that, that's gonna be. That would

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be my message. Hey guys, we're all new here, Bud.

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We don't know you, yeah, like we might have played

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against some of y'all last year, but we don't know you,

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like I know, we know Wit Weeks and DJ Pickett

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and we know Trade as Green, like we know those guys,

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like even if you're lying to them, because I think

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Tomarcus Cooley is a really good player.

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Speaker 2: I think PJ. Willen is a good player. I think

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Deshaun Spring is a good play.

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Speaker 3: But you lie to him guys outside of a couple

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guys here and you don't even name the guys, obviously

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everything's open, every single thing. You got to go earn

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it because I don't know you, you don't know me,

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And we're going to learn each other in these fifteen

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practices and we're gonna see who wants to be here.

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We're gonna see who can keep up with what we

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want to get done. And if you started last year

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and you're not starting this year. That's your fault. That's

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on you because you got to.

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Speaker 2: Go earn it.

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Speaker 4: And the message from the assistant coaches. It won't be

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from Lane because obviously this would be a lie. But

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like what Blake Baker said on this show, we asked

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him about, like how much does the contracts and the

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payment influence? He say, I try not to hear or

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know what anybody makes, so it doesn't. So if I'm

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a coach standing in front of a room full of

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my defense or all our offense guys, as a coordinator,

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I'm like, look, the best guys are going to play.

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Speaker 2: I do not know how much you make, So that's

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not going to be the decision.

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Speaker 8: Now.

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Speaker 4: Lane can't say that because he's part of those negotiations

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early on, right, Like, as assistant coach, it is, I'm

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making this decision on the best damn players at each position.

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It's not gonna be based on based on how much

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money you've made because I don't know, right I recruited.

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You see other people that handled it. The people that

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handled the money don't make the decisions on playing time.

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Speaker 5: I do.

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Speaker 4: So you light a fire under their ass right now,

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heading in the spring going into the first day, and

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I can only imagine that those are some of the

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things that we said yesterday in their pre meetings before

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we all get get started today. In this way, it

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should be right absolutely. Now the big boy paychecks the

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same levits gonna he gonna play, Yeah, he gonna play.

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It's gonna be some dad. Yes, that's the obvious. But

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if you go in the mindset and you give that message, No.

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Speaker 5: I think there's other there's like not quarterback, but I

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think there's some spots that are definitely up for grabs.

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Speaker 3: Oh I think, yeah, sure, Like Taylor mentioned receiver and receiver,

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I think offensive line.

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Speaker 7: I think the entire D line. Yeah, yeah, I mean,

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because I get it. Dominic McKinley's returning. I need to

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see Yeah, I still need to see a little bit

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more from Dominic McKinley.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 7: All those edge rushers you brought in last year that

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didn't really pan out the way you thought they're.

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Speaker 2: All gone, and really they had three secs total.

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Speaker 7: And they're and they're all gone. Anyway, they were nice.

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Speaker 3: They never got one in college bell could you count

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me hitting the punter against Arizona State before he kicked

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the ball and it fumbled.

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Speaker 2: What would that count as mm TfL because I tackled

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him as he was going to punt the ball. He

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had not kicked it yet. I don't know you ever

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looked at the stats. What let's go do it?

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Speaker 8: Do you?

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Speaker 2: If you got a sack sack?

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Speaker 8: You know?

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Speaker 3: I could have had an interception, and it's my fault

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that I didn't. We were on punt return playing against

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Old Miss. They had this busted face and I saw it.

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I knew it, and I'm like, guys, they're gonna the

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punter is going to pull up and he's going to

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throw like a little screen to the wing, all right,

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So I drop out and sure enough, boom. And I

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easily could have just jumped it, caught it gone the

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other way. How awesome would that have been? But I

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did the token white guy deal and I let him

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throw it and tackled the guy right there for a loss.

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Speaker 4: If if a punter is tackled before kicking the bulkswag.

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If a punter's tackled before kicking the ball, it's generally

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considered a legal tackle or tackle for a loss.

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Speaker 2: A TfL.

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Speaker 4: It does say slash sack, so this is this is,

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this is, this is Google AI. Right now, we're gonna

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have to do a more deep dive.

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Speaker 2: Don't let me have a sack.

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Speaker 4: M This is gonna be interesting because it says TfL

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slash sack.

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Speaker 2: So what they maybe both? You get both half sack.

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Speaker 3: All right, we'll take a break and when we come back,

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we'll get to some mail bags.

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Speaker 2: So go ahead, get in the chat right.

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Speaker 3: Now, hashtag OTB mail bag and we'll get to as

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mini as we can when we jump back here on OTB.

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Off the bench, all right, whether you're kicking back after

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a long day watching the game with your crew, are

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firing up the grill this weekend, do Sekis is the

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perfect beard to elevate the moment Chris refreshing and brood

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with a smooth, balanced taste that hits every single time.

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So from do Seki's lagger to do Seki's amber, there's

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a flavor ready for whatever your plans are. So next

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time you reach for a beer, reach for something a

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little more interesting, and that is always going to be

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do Sekis.

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Speaker 4: The two xes on the can, the two axes on

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the bottle, a delicious looking green bottle too. If you

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want the best beer around. If you were going to

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indulge and have a couple of adult bevies this week,

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enjoy the beautiful weather. Kick back outside of the cool breeze, sunshining,

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have a little do seconds. Make sure you cut a

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little lime as well for that logger especially. They also

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got the Amber Special line and salt Zerolada Micheladas. They

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got it all right there, stay thirsty, my friends do responsibly,

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but drink two seconds.

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Speaker 8: You bull it obtain you well a girl for me,

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you get to shooes. I say you were the best

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for me to change it. You checked the fun to

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take change You jump.

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Speaker 3: At this time now to answer your questions, little oh tbmailback, I.

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Speaker 8: Help this special delivery off the bench.

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Speaker 2: And look it is marked most urgent. We'll be writing

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to you internet. What is the internet.

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Speaker 3: Hashtag? Oh TB mailbag? What's your highest bowling score?

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Speaker 2: Highest?

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Speaker 7: Not very high, no idea like like one eighty one,

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seventy five, Maybe it's not, it's not very high.

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Speaker 4: I hit two hundred once. I don't remember exactly how high.

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to go bow shocker. We bowled in Green Bay quite

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a bit there there. I mean there's a lot to do, okay,

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but it's all similar inside.

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Speaker 6: It's all arcades that it's like there's a lot to do.

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Speaker 2: There's five bowling out. Yeah, I got the two hundred once.

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Speaker 6: I have no idea.

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Speaker 3: I got to get the biggest ball, the heaviest one,

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because these meekly as I got. Do you even try

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to find one with the whole the ill get the

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biggest one, the biggest one I can. I can sort

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of so probably like one eighty five, though not not crazy.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I haven't bowled in a while and so like

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I don't remember the scores from when I was a kid.

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Speaker 2: Do you'all try to spin it?

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Speaker 6: You'all try to I just try to not put it

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in the gutter.

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Speaker 7: We have similar strategies.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, oh wait, I'm lying. I don't remember what my

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Speaker 5: But I just did the celebrity bowling thing last year

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at the Raising Canes River Center.

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Speaker 6: But I don't remember what my score was, No big deal.

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I did have what do they call it? Turkey?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, gobble gobble?

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Speaker 8: Is that right?

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Speaker 2: All right?

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Speaker 6: Oh no, I didn't do that. What do they call it?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 6: No, split?

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Speaker 2: I did that split the seven tenths? But sure, I

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think it's.

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Speaker 7: How we don't know how to spin the ball. Oh,

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we're not gonna know what a seven tens plays?

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Speaker 3: Very true, I mean hashtag a turkey term was hashtag

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hashtag Ask the mail bag, how many steaks does Matt

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get out of chopping the ribbi rose.

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Speaker 4: That's a good question, kind of obviously it's going to

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depend on the size of the ribbi rose, but I'm

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probably getting I don't know. I can't even remember twelve

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to fourteen, fifteen something like them. Decent amount and it's

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not just like any cut of beef. It's it's the

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good stuff.

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Speaker 3: Hashtag o TV again, it's you go to kind of

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rapid fire here hashtag OTB mail bag. Did you see

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the President visiting Graceland yesterday during his Memphis trip? Jake

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won't see this because he's not on all messages. Actually,

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I am on live chat today, Boom. Not that big

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of a deal. I did not see that.

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Speaker 2: I did not see that. I need to go to Graceland.

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Speaker 3: It's been too long since I've been to Graceland, and

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I need to take Memphis to grey Slam in Memphis.

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Speaker 2: Sure love it well, I thought I found it very

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interesting as the kids. I've been eight times, eight times

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is crazy. I love it.

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Speaker 5: I've never been to Graceland, you know what, I don't

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think I've ever been to Memphis.

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Speaker 2: And I'll probably go nine and I'll probably go ten.

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I mean, what is there to do?

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Speaker 3: You go visit the house and every like they open

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up new spaces, like the parts of it that sometimes

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are closed, and so you get to see new parts

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of it. You get to go on his personal airplane,

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you get to see his personal collection of cars.

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Speaker 2: Bathroom, I'm not supposed the bathroom. The bathroom.

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Speaker 3: Look if you think you're the first person to ever

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use that on me, and it's going to be effective.

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Speaker 7: It's not Look I've never been I do want to

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go there behis and went close to it. We just

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didn't have time to stop.

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Speaker 3: I've enjoyed it every time, and so it's I feel like, well,

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I mean I was a child, so it's not like

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I picked it. But like if we were going to

479
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like opry Land, like we would stop in Graceland. It's

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like we went like specifically, but we played Old miss

481
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a couple of years ago, men like twenty, I don't know, seventeen,

482
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I don't know whatever, nineteen maybe, and the radio staff

483
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and the team stayed in like all of Branch, Mississippi.

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And I said, I'm not doing that, so I stayed

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in Graceland. Sure, so I went by myself and then

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met them in Oxford, Mississippi.

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Speaker 2: So these rapid fire questions list, it's about Graceland looking

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forward to the ninth? Does it? You had many times?

489
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So while are you looking for the ninth?

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Speaker 8: Sure?

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Speaker 3: There opening up a closet you've never seen, and I'll

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be excited to see it. Anything else else, Hasha, I

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go to the mail bag. Would you eat a ground

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goat meat burger?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, burgers I've eaten goat before, so.

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Speaker 3: Probably look, I'll eat anything doesn't eat me first, or yeah,

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I do not like goat.

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Speaker 2: I don't like lamb, and I don't like goat like Lamb.

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I don't and it's and it's weird. I want to

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like it. I don't like gamy stuff. You don't. I

501
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don't like the gamey flavor.

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Speaker 4: Something like like Mallard brass is not gamey to me,

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like I don't just for whatever reason, except for Yerro,

504
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you the only one that doesn't have that gamy taste it.

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Speaker 7: When uh, when we went up to Yellowstone up in Montana,

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a lot of them do. Like basically every place is

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like just buy some burger that's and it was good.

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It was it went ground me though it wouldn't. It

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wasn't cow, and there's.

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Speaker 4: Some ground me like when ground me like if the

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cow gets older, like some of the grass fed stuff's

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got that gamy flavor to it.

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Speaker 2: I don't love.

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Speaker 4: And it's weird because I want to like Lamb because

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like if I go to a restaurant something, somebody gets it,

516
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it looks great and I've tried it like an or times.

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I just can't get past that that flavor. I know

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that's an unpopular opinion. I got it, and I just,

519
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you know, want to be better.

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Speaker 2: Just can't.

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Speaker 4: I like goat cheese Either'm all cow's milk. Same situation

522
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gave me flavor.

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Speaker 3: Hashtag go to b Mill Bay. Getting older, you notice

524
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birds are awesome? What's your favorite bird? I don't know, Flynn,

525
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You've been watching birds for a long time.

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Speaker 4: What's your favorite birds? Awesome for a long time? A

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cardinal appelliated wordpecker, cardinal. I'm like, my god, that's a cardinal.

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Speaker 6: Yeah. I'm like, there's my grandpa.

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Speaker 7: Like a blue jay, blue jay school.

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Speaker 5: Blue J's are cool, a little more common than the cardinal.

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Speaker 6: I feel like, I say blue jays more.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, cardinal pop uncons I just gave that answer because

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you'll took cardinal guys.

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Speaker 2: Okay, I'm poppy opinion. I hate a mocking bird.

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Speaker 4: Why they're the worst, and they're the state bird of

536
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Texas too, because they're annoying, they sing a lot, and

537
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they run off a lot.

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Speaker 2: Of the pretty birds are adorable, incredible.

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Speaker 7: Look where we're.

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Speaker 2: Pelican. You're beating old more than your belly?

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Speaker 4: Can I love a blue heron Appelliated woodpecker is amazing

542
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those big woodpeckers.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, they're incredible. I love a bird. And there's actually

544
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this app it's called Merlin HD. I believe so.

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Speaker 4: I think some kids and some students. I think it

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was Harvard, one of the Ivy League schools. It's called

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Merlin Bird. I D you turn it on. It's got

548
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like the old chazam. Yeah, like where it can? You

549
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just put it on and it takes all the bird

550
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sounds and it tells you exactly what type of bird

551
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it is. It's incredible. Yeah, we'll sit there in the backyard.

552
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We got a lot of birds. No bird feeders. I'm

553
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not a bird feeder guy yet, not to say it

554
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wouldn't be. I'm not against it, and I probably should

555
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get some.

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Speaker 5: My mom has a bunch of bird feeders in the

557
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backyard and she has like the humming bird, like you

558
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know how you put that red stuff in the what

559
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is it the red stuff that you put for the humber, Yeah,

560
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sugar water. Because she wants to try because one of

561
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their dogs loves birds, so they attract the birds and

562
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then they let the dog outside and she just like

563
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plays with the birds.

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Speaker 4: Oh I yes, you got a woodpecker bleated woodpecker nests

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in your backyard, Purple Martin, good answer, barns are sweet.

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Speaker 6: Okay.

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Speaker 5: I guess I've never like come across a mocking bird

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to be like, oh, I don't like these.

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Speaker 2: So we used to have bird feeders grown up.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and we'd have like these, like these little wrens

571
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and like these little pretty birds that come out of

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the mocking birds territorial.

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Speaker 2: They would just go and chase them off.

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Speaker 6: Really yep, that's rude.

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Speaker 2: So sometimes I had to delete a few, delete, delete.

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Speaker 6: Control all delete.

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Speaker 2: Forced the quip.

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Speaker 3: We were all kinds of different birds in our backyard

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with kind of pond lake.

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Speaker 2: Get that.

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Speaker 4: You should get that app. It's actually pretty cool even

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for people that birds. Yeah, I mean you'll see a pelican.

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Speaker 5: I love it and identifying to get some food, like

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I probably will get that bird app.

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Speaker 6: I have a plant app, the.

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Speaker 2: Plant app where you take a picture of it tells

587
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what it is. Yeah, you know, like and and I'm

588
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reading the chip the chat here. A lot of birds

589
00:29:28,480 --> 00:29:32,480
are a holes. Like if you think of like mocking birds,

590
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most remember you like most of them? Yeah, yeah, okay,

591
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I see that any shape.

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Speaker 7: Even like even like bird adjacent, Like geese means not great.

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Speaker 2: I mean you can find it.

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Speaker 7: You can find a meat dog, I forget.

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Speaker 2: Like my favorite bird. Hello, it's an owl. I love it.

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App we got a bunch of bard owls.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I gotcha, I got We got a bunch of

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bar owls in our backyard area.

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Speaker 2: It's like, man, they talked to us.

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Speaker 6: I do love an owl.

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Speaker 4: I'll get up to go in the middle of the

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night and they got a window kind of her bath

603
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and it'll talk to me.

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Speaker 2: Owl classic.

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Speaker 5: I mean they feel a little otherworldly.

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Speaker 2: They do. They're incredible. What a bird?

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Speaker 8: What a bird?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I love an owl. That's a great point.

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Speaker 7: Awel flew into my mom's car when I was younger,

610
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made a heck of a mess.

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Speaker 2: It's not great. A lot of feathers on those things.

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Speaker 4: That was not rapid fire with the bird either of there, Buddy,

613
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to delete a mocking bird.

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Speaker 3: Oh, so we were talking about coyotes obviously walks while

615
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we're howling. Did you see the tweet that Alyssa Lane

616
00:30:48,359 --> 00:30:51,640
put out. Oh, you send it to the group because

617
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we were talking about coyotes on the show, and that

618
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she covered the n ca A tournament for LSU Women's

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basketball and she was trying to get out of bat room,

620
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and the pilot came across the speakers and said, I'm sorry,

621
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we can't leave right now.

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Speaker 2: There's a coyote on the runway. Like, what is that

623
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the missing coyote from Flynn's house.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, most most airports have delays because the TSA agents.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, because we summoned them.

626
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Speaker 2: Is it just like sitting there? Does they have an

627
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arrow with.

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Speaker 6: Him asking for a friend? Is this Harry a little burg?

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Speaker 2: Does it have an it's a random question, generic, Yeah,

630
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you think about it. Yeah, I can't.

631
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Speaker 3: I don't know that that's ever been used before. The

632
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old coyote on the runway.

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Speaker 7: For sure, But that's the oldest one in the book.

634
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Speaker 2: I've heard that that is one that's like out there

635
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enough where it feels like.

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Speaker 7: You're everybody's gonna believe it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, those are pilot speaking. Uh, there is a coyote

638
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in the runway.

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Speaker 6: Is Matt Flynn here? So you can take care of it?

640
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Speaker 7: Someone get dragging Flynn on the fun police. W wait,

641
00:32:02,200 --> 00:32:03,720
tell him to bring his flame.

642
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Speaker 2: Floor flame thrower in the woods. I love it, Wady.

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Speaker 7: So gentlemen, if you look to your right. See a

644
00:32:17,279 --> 00:32:19,359
cloud of smoke that is not a flat in the

645
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woods doing the lord's.

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Speaker 2: Work chasing codes. Mm hmmmm, you got real issues, bud

647
00:32:32,039 --> 00:32:36,000
An Arrow. Thank you? What that's a normal question people ask?

648
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Speaker 3: All right, Sorry, I spend a lot of time on

649
00:32:42,720 --> 00:32:45,720
birds there and graceland and gracelank closets.

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Speaker 2: Mhm. Racketball room is really cool.

651
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Speaker 3: It's got like all the awards and jumpsuits because you know,

652
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nobody's playing racketball in there anymore, so where they put them,

653
00:32:59,000 --> 00:32:59,680
it's pretty cool.

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Speaker 2: The pink Cadillac's real cool.

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Speaker 6: How much do you think one of his jumpsuits go for?

656
00:33:04,319 --> 00:33:10,559
Speaker 2: Oh that's a good questions question. Fifty bucks? But we

657
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have one in this studio. I promise you.

658
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Speaker 3: Right's do some research, do some search and we'll see.

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Speaker 2: I would love to do some search. I don't know.

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It's fun. Is that how it's going to be the

661
00:33:25,160 --> 00:33:27,039
rest of it? No, no, no, it's like it's something.

662
00:33:27,200 --> 00:33:29,960
It's so something I would say. So it just made

663
00:33:29,960 --> 00:33:32,839
me laugh. Yeah, sorry, takes one another one.

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Speaker 6: We'll do a search.

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Speaker 2: I figured out your stat too from Arizona State. When

666
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we come back here, I know TV.

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Speaker 3: The bench, all right, Uh, it's March and we've been

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telling you about it throughout the month. Pelican Roofing is

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back with their Rufous fundraiser that they do. Run with Rufus.

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Run with rufous dot Com is the website. It's an

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incredible deal that they do. And you know we talked

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about the family and what's going on right now. Remember

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this year is dedicated to an incredible eleven year old

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in the local community, Joel Moskovs, and last August, Joel's

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life was tragically changed forever by a gunshot from behind.

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The bullet hit the C two level of his final cord,

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which has left him paralyzed from the neck down, relying

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on a ventilator to breathe. But Joel's a fighter and

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his spirits remain as vibrant as ever. It's a long

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road ahead, but Joel doesn't have to do it alone.

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Pelican and the community rallying around him and his mother

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and it's a big deal and all the proceeds go

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to him and his family to try to take some

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of that burden off of him.

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telling you that. And so go to go Tommy's dot com.

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Who is this guy? I've been so focused, I really have,

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Are you okay?

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Speaker 6: Concerned?

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Speaker 2: Just sometimes I so concentrated my job.

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Speaker 7: Research I couldn't tell one would say the yo, Tommy

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is a part of your job.

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Speaker 6: You made that, You did it to yourself.

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Speaker 7: That's your role.

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Speaker 4: That's sometimes when it's the floater. Then I did just

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trying to hydrate the world people.

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Speaker 6: I did some search on the Elvis jumpsuit.

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Speaker 2: Oh what does it look like?

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Speaker 6: So the most that it sold for.

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Speaker 5: In nineteen seventy two, Oh wow, The Madison Square garden

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islet suit sold for a record one million, twelve thousand,

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five hundred dollars. The Peacock jumpsuit sold for three hundred

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thousand dollars in two thousand and eight, and the blue

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Armadillo jumpsuit sold for two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. So,

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since the value has risen by over fifty percent in

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the past ten years, it's estimated to now be between

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one point five and two million dollars.

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Speaker 2: Just outside the budget something seventy eight.

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Speaker 5: In nineteen seventy two, it sold for a record one

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point twelve million. Okay, got it, we got to make

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so how many go fun?

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Speaker 4: One million dollars in nineteen seventy two is equivalent to

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the purchasing power of approximately seven point eight million dollars today.

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Speaker 6: That's crazy. I wonder who bought it.

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Speaker 2: Just outside the budget? Hey, I had a budget. I

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gotta say he was pretty hot though. Seventy two. Yeah,

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it was five years passed away.

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Speaker 7: We threw out. We threw out at least fifty bucks.

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Speaker 2: So nailed that one. Yeah, yeah, pretty close. Think about it.

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Speaker 4: What's the official stat Okay? The official stat line according

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to LSU sports dot Net. Okay, so I would say

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as as ficial as we're gonna find, only we can

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get date back, get back into the NCAA. Yeah, yeah,

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files here. So in two thousand and five, yeah, I

748
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got Jacob Pester tackled the punter which led to a fumble.

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Let's lead to a touchdown? Yep, its state. Okay, this

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is post Katrina big moment. We're supposed to play baton rage.

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We flew out Arizona. We played there, trying to galvanize

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a state in the time of need.

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Speaker 2: Jacob Paster tackles the guy. So we were wondering is

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that a sack.

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Speaker 4: It's a tackle for a loss. He could he could

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throw the ball. And there's some debate. I saw people

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debating this on Reddit. Okay, well, how do you know

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if like if if you tackle the punter, it's technically

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supposed to be a tackle for a loss? Well, do

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you know if he hadn't putted it, if he's gonna

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throw it, if he's gonna kick it. Same with a

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If you put Tom Brady at punter and you tackle him,

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what's he gonna like? Is it a tackle for a loss?

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Speaker 8: Well?

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Speaker 4: I guess technically yes. What if a quarterback is trying

766
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to quick kick it and you tackle him, like you

767
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never really know? Well, we're getting into the debate now

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because Jacob, you had one block in the stats.

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Speaker 6: Not as exciting as just a block, pun.

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Speaker 2: So sorry you couldn't have done me a solid.

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Speaker 7: Come on, tod.

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Speaker 2: TfL nothing sacks, nothing mean tackles. That's probably just no

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no tackle. I had a ton of tackles that year. No,

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this is just from that one game. This is the

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Arizona State l s ut stashed one block. That's stupid. Sorry, buddy.

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Speaker 3: How you know that punter didn't have a piss missile?

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Sucks the suck, dude, he could have been ready to

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throw that thing downfield. You know what I'm saying.

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Speaker 2: But there you go here it is. Oh, well he

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was the ball left his hand. That's a block punt.

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Speaker 3: They just hadn't come off, hadn't touched his foot though,

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But how do you know he wasn't gonna catch it

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again and throw it.

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Speaker 2: Why is it so blurry.

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Speaker 6: Because it was a long time ago.

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Speaker 2: We don't need that.

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Speaker 7: Trying to find this highlight. Y'all had a block fuel

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goal returned for a touchdown too, But when the last time.

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Speaker 2: Rotten had the block, Mario Stevenson picked it up. So

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that's a tough one. I don't know if there's and

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we still had to have a miracle play on fourth

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downs early.

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Speaker 7: Here's the here's the blockfield goal.

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Speaker 2: Got Claude rot right right into the break.

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Speaker 7: But like the odds of both of those happened and

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in the same game.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and then yeah, I mean in a miracle, incredible play.

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Bunch of Marcus.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and that guy who didn't have review booth review

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at the time, were not one hundred percent sure it

801
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was caught clean, but it was Go Texas Tekas went

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twenty two years ago, twenty one years ago.

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Speaker 2: Man definitely could left that last part out of there too.

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Speaker 4: Anyway, you only have a block punt, so you stink. Yeah,

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Tricky wanted to score though about the score was like

806
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m left his hand on the way to the foot.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it'd rev that baby up. Yeah. That was like

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the first iteration of the shield fund that everybody does.

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And they didn't really know what a throw right there

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he's in, but he might have been like trying to

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situation six. That was the less Miles Madonna, Mike, Oh

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my god, that thing the Britney spears mic on.

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Speaker 3: He didn't have the headset U and he had to

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keep putting his finger in his ear because he couldn't hear.

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Butler's I hate Matt.

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Speaker 2: Matt.

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Speaker 2: Hey Bee, where your speed are? Bud? Talking to uh

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my bros. There. We're going to Townadega with are you

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going to it's a packers still packers? Yeah? Oh go

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sitting either Auer. Which one is the one that said

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tea Bob was a complete liability.

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Speaker 4: It is him who's a liability and in his own

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self like he's a respectable liability?

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Speaker 2: Yeah? When is that into April at some point? Okay,

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you remember we got a fishing trip in middle of May,

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middle of May ide? Yeah, okay, sure do. And I think, man,

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give me busy mott.

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Speaker 6: April is so busy.

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Speaker 2: Early May is usually when I go to Derby too.

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But this is taking place at the Derby trip. Right, No, it's.

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Speaker 6: Bro, It's about to go on a bender.

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Speaker 2: And they say, Kane hide it. They're pointing at this guy.

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Speaker 4: No, Al, I can't say that about the Derby trip.

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I'm what that's a that's a spoiled trip. Oh, it's

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just like plane ticket situation. This one, this this fishing

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trip fills Perry spoiled.

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Speaker 2: I hadn't have it yet.

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Speaker 2: Not Al, all.

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