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Speaker 1: Let's all start to what you want to presents. Off

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Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.

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Speaker 1: Off the bench with Jacob Hester and C Bob Amer.

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Speaker 3: I gotta come off the bench now.

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Speaker 1: Here's Jacob Hester and T Bob aber.

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Speaker 2: What's going on and everybody? Oh, everybody's having a great

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day here Wednesday, April Night, twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 4: Got a really good show playing for you today. A

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lot going down.

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Speaker 2: And I think it's gonna be pretty fun.

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Speaker 4: So if you want to come hang out with us

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as always, YouTube dot com, Slash one, O four five,

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ESPN is where you.

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Speaker 2: Can watch and chat and whatnot.

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Speaker 4: But you know, if you're in the car, uh just

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listen to on the radio and uh, let's have ourselves a

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great day to day of everybody else, say everybody, let's

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have a great Wednesday.

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Speaker 2: Guys.

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Speaker 4: We got the whole crew here, T Bob Abert, we

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have Jake Hester, Landrivirel and Taylor Sharp as well.

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Speaker 2: Jakie. What's up man? We feel on this Wednesday? Feeling good?

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Speaker 5: We got the answer to the question we've all been

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asking for a long time.

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Speaker 2: Does a bear poop in the woods? Last night.

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Speaker 4: Ah, Okay, I was wondering where you were going with that.

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Speaker 2: What a picture, What a moment. Yeah, incredible picture.

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Speaker 4: So last night's game over there in Thibodeau at Nichols,

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it appeared that Bear Jones had to use the bathroom

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in the middle of the game, and I guess the

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logistics of the situation dictated that the bathroom he was

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gonna use was a porter potty. Yeah, and there he

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is full uniform, I mean, batting helman on full uniform,

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waiting in line.

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Speaker 2: For the porter potty.

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Speaker 4: It's a deeply humorous image there. I don't know that

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I've ever seeing anybody use a porta potty before in

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full uniform, certainly not helmet. Uh So we obviously just

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had a porter potty discussion not long ago, we did, uh,

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And we kind of represent two different sides of the

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of the scale. I mean, nobody likes them, right, but

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I don't really have a problem with them. If you

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have sit down, you have to sit down, is what

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Speaker 2: Uh.

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Speaker 4: You all seem to be more of the hover variety.

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Where do you think Bear lands on the how to

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use a porter body scale?

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Speaker 3: I agree?

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Speaker 4: I agree you see raw is what it is hopefully not.

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You never want it, You never ever ever want it. God,

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that'd be really hard to get back into the game

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flow if if you did have to suffer that in

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the in the fourth inning? Uh, actually, do we know

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what inning he used the bathroom inn?

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Speaker 2: I'm just gonna I don't.

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Speaker 5: I don't know, but I'm just going to act like

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it was whenever LSU started to rally.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, say, I think it was pre seventh INNY, so

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that might have been. Uh, there's gotta be some good

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porter potty rally porter rally. Maybe that was the port

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rally up getting rid of there the rally crap. I

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oh geat rally craps. Not bad at all. I like

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it a lot. It's a rally cap for sure. But

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yeah LSU last night getting a little bit of hot water,

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but coming out with a wind.

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Speaker 2: We'll continue to break it down, a lander, whatsuck girl?

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How are you doing good?

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Speaker 6: I did the game last night, so I'm a little

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a little tired because I like throws off my whole

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routine if I get home later than like four thirty pm.

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Speaker 2: So you also, yeah, you were a little test eat

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during the game last night. We'll break that down as

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we were, as as you were tech seeing about the

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game as it was going down. Tayte, what's up? How

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you doing? What's going on? Guys?

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Speaker 7: Hilarious picture of Bear Jones. I ever tell you all

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the story of uh, the guy on my middle school

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team going to get a snow cone in full football.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 7: Here we're getting blown out like he was an eighth

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grader and he didn't play much and coach is putting

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him in. The one time coach goes and put him in,

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nobody could find him. We looked to the right and

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in full football uniform, helmet and everything, standing there a

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little five dollars bill in his hand at the Denim

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Springs concession stay and trying to get a snow cone,

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I know coach is triggered, but y'all

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Speaker 2: It's the last game he doesn't play anyway. Yeah, my

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guy probably didn't care that he was kicked off.

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Speaker 4: Like the second that you decide to go wait in

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the line in full uniform. Yeah, Uh, it's like Caesar

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crossing the rubicon.

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Speaker 2: Right, the die has been cast. He doesn't care, like he.

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Speaker 4: He fully knew that this was going to be the

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end of his uh Denim Springs football career, at least

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on that year's team.

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Speaker 2: At least on that team.

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Speaker 4: Uh So, wait, so when coach finds him in the line,

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does he stay in line?

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Speaker 2: Like?

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Speaker 4: Does the coach like yell at him that he's off,

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Speaker 2: Does he stay in line? He come back.

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Speaker 7: He comes back on the sidelines eating the grape snowcode.

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Coach didn't say anything while he's over there. He comes

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back eating the grape snowcode. Okay, okay, okay, okay, Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Coach goes your mom here, He's like, yeah, she said

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the stands. He goes, cool, take your shoulder, pets off

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and go home with her.

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Speaker 6: Wait, like, have y'all seen that meme? And it's March Simpson.

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She has her hand on somebody's shoulder and she's like,

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go ahead and log out for me.

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Speaker 2: And it's like, you're I'm not seeing this. Actually, I

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am shocked to I'm shocked to be ignorant of a

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meme man so chronically online that's to be on top

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of this.

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Speaker 6: It's like me when I'm watching a YouTube video at

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work or something like that, She's like, go ahead, and.

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Speaker 2: Log out you did so.

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Speaker 8: Uh.

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Speaker 2: Gulf South says Bear had a suicide squeeze of his

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own going on. True, we'll talk what.

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Speaker 5: Would have been like epic if he would because he

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had spikes on. I'm sure if he would have walked

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out with toilet paper on the bottom of his spikes.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, could have slipped too. I feel like spikes in

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a plastic porter potty bottom.

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Speaker 2: Actually it was an al turf field, so maybe he didn't. Yeah. Yeah,

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it's all turf, even the mound was turf. Damn.

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Speaker 4: Look if I don't look, if you're if you're a

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smaller school like Nichols where budget matters a lot, I

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don't mind if you have a turf field. I completely

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understand it's more economical option.

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Speaker 2: So I feel like it's problems the big chunk. Yeah.

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Speaker 4: I feel like the maintenance and upkeep is probably less

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than keeping like a full thriving grass uh and dirt

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field ready to go.

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Speaker 2: Maybe I don't know that when it comes to rain,

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I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong, Maybe I'm wrong there.

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Speaker 4: I have no problem if Nichols does it, or schools

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that you know actually have to be really frugal with

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their spending. My issue comes when Pexust does and Oklahoma does,

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because there's no excuse.

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Speaker 2: There's no excuse for that. All right, Let's go ahead

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then and get this show started.

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Speaker 2: With Tiger Laborer.

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Speaker 4: Uh So the game last night, once again, LSU comes

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out with yet another midweek win, now up to a

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mind boggling thirty one and three. Are they eleven and

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zero in the midweek now, I believe, so continue to

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be perfect there. However, last night was not like many

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of them in that it was a battle that you

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trailed for the majority of the night and you were

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held scoreless eight of the nine innings, but the one

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inning in which you did manage to plate some guys,

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the seventh, you did enough damage to come out with

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the win five to three.

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Speaker 2: And it was interesting.

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Speaker 4: Jay continues to tinker, continues to practice things and lay

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track for situations down the road. And probably the biggest

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bit of tinkering William Schmidt not getting the start. It's

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been very good in a starting role lately. Instead last

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night he was saved for the pin and a Landra.

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This had you a little a little miffed. And when

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when when they were losing.

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Speaker 6: Well, it was just like for me, I just I

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get that Jay tinkers, but I don't love it at

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the like this laid into the season. I feel like

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you should have your stuff already how you want it.

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came out as a starter, except for I think a

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couple of weeks ago he came in in relief in

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like the second or third inning. But against Louisiana Tech,

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he came out as a starter and connor Ware. Jay

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mentioned in the pregame interview that Chris did with him

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that Connor Ware is going to be a really big

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piece this weekend versus Auburn. So if he's going to

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be coming out of the pin on the weekend, I

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don't really get starting him in the midweek because I

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don't know because I never pitched, But I feel like

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it kind of like could be a mental like, Okay,

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I don't know if I'm gonna come out the pin.

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I don't know if I'm gonna start today, And I

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don't know if that gets you off to a bad

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start or not. But like William Schmidt had eight strikeouts

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last night, Yeah he's going and coming in in relief,

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like maybe he's better in relief. I don't know, but

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it just if you would have had that at the

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beginning of the game and it went the way that

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it went with William Schmidt, then we wouldn't have You

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would have put yourself. I know we ended up winning

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the game anyway, but you would have put yourself in

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a more favorable position to do so if he would

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have started like he's normally been starting. And like I said,

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I don't really get starting Connor Ware if he's gonna

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be coming out of the pin on the weekends.

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Speaker 2: So I actually I really like how Jay handled this.

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Speaker 4: I know, I think you want things as set as

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they can be ye for the weekend, But I but

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I do think like guys are still especially a young

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player like Schmidt, there's still room to develop and and

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in a run which this team appears that they are

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good enough to go on a run, William Schmidt is

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going to be needed in big games.

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Speaker 2: Out of that pen.

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Speaker 4: And you know he's not gonna start, Yeah, Like I mean,

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get the ball in one of the odd starts that

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we talked about.

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Speaker 2: Potentially he's done both, but.

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Speaker 4: It would it would feel like his most likely role

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in the immediate future would be coming out of the

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pin somewhere. So I kind of like switching him up

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a little bit, throwing him out there, and then because

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of how the game flowed him being in a high

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leverage situation, him entering down the down runs, having to

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hold the line and then having to secure the same

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and he ends up doing so.

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Speaker 2: It gets to win four shutout innings. You mentioned eight k's.

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Speaker 4: It's it's kind of like it's kind of like the

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eighth inning they got the bases, z O to one out,

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Jay tries to suicide squeet. It doesn't work, and I

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know that's probably frustrated in some people, and it's probably

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not the best way to maximize the damage that LS

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all year long on practicing and going for these small

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ball manufacturing runs situations, because I think he knows eventually

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there's going to be a big moment against a great staff,

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great pitcher where you're gonna have to find a way

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to scratch something across, and he wants LSU to have

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in game experience in doing so, and a hope would

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be that maybe you've got the mistakes out of the

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way and like a situation like this, So if you

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do it against I don't know, tennessee later that you managed.

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Speaker 2: To execute at a higher level.

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Speaker 4: So I thought, I mean again, you always want to

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win and they escape with a win, But I actually

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I actually came out even if they had lost, I

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think I would have said that.

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Speaker 2: I still like how how Jay handled it.

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Speaker 7: Greg Dagel in the chat he said exactly what I've

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said last night, like Jay's gonna take her till the end.

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Speaker 2: It's just who he is.

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Speaker 7: This is what he's always done. I'm kind of I'm

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kind of in the middle, Like I agree with the

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laundr Lake. I kind of feel like you probably should

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have done this before the end of the year. However,

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you can probably get away with it a little bit

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against Nichols, as you saw last night. I do like

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William Schmidt though, because not only could you more than

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likely see him out of the pin on the weekend,

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but maybe Jay's doing it to be like, Hey, William

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Schmid has gotten comfortable being our midweek starter. Let's see

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what happens when he's not comfortable. Yeah, let's see what

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he have and when he's not used to this. Now,

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that can go one of two ways. He could go

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out there and collapse, or he can go out there

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and show up like he did. Now you're like, okay,

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I could use Schmid as a starter or out of

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the pin. So I mean it works both ways.

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Speaker 5: Well, I mean, he thought at one time that that

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Schmidt and he told us was done on Tuesdays, but

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he did not, you know, continue to replicate what he

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had done, and he you know, needed some more time

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to grow.

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Speaker 3: And this is what that is.

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Speaker 5: Because he thought maybe he was done with that, it

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was only going to be on the weekends, but you know,

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he's ruggled a little bit.

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Speaker 2: I think this was to get him some confidence as well,

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which he has to have.

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Speaker 5: I mean four in striking out eight not giving up

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a hit like that can now be parlayed into success

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this weekend, potentially against Alburn.

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Speaker 2: But it's a it's a great conversation and it was easily.

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Speaker 4: I think the most interesting part of the game last

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night was how he handled Schmidt and then the performance

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of William Schmidt. Other notes from last night again on

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the seventh inning, how the offense gets it done. You

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mentioned the eighth and the I mean any any how

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do y'all feel about the one out suicide squeeze attempt

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at the basis loaded.

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Speaker 2: I don't hate it.

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Speaker 7: You're only up to so like you are, you know

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you are, You're playing a bit a bit risky trying. Yes,

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it was one out right, Yeah, I think it was

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Jake popped up.

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Speaker 4: That.

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Speaker 2: Look. I am okay with that as well.

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Speaker 5: It's calculated and he felt like he had the right

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guy up at the time. Jake Brown typically gets that down.

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You're trying to get one more run across. I'm okay

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with it, and I know a lot of people pay well.

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I mean Jake Brown, he had hit, he had a

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couple of RBIs. It's like, why not let him swing away?

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Like you said, though t, I think it's every game.

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Jay wants to win more than any coach that I

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have seen coach baseball in the midweek, he wants to

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win the game, which I love that about him. If

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you got uniforms on, the lights are on, you got umpires,

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a whole deal of crowds there, go win the baseball game.

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But those are things I think that like you're saying

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down the road, he knows he's going to need that.

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It was a high leverage situation. Let's see if he

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can get that down now.

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Speaker 2: You know.

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Speaker 5: Unfortunately you and I both know this being former players,

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Jay might have a list Jake Brown situation cross that name.

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Speaker 4: Yeah maybe maybe or or or you know maybe maybe

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he he kinda tells him like, look, man, you got

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out of your system.

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Speaker 2: Next one you're gonna get right. I mean, I don't know,

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but either way.

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Speaker 4: It's uh, you can you can almost like viscerally see

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the idea behind what he's doing and what he's practicing,

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and and and I would I would near guarantee that

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the situation's going to come up, and it'll just be

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a matter if LSU ends up executing or not at

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that time on a larger stage. So I uh, solid

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win man again at the end of the day, this

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team wins again eleven and oh, thirty one and three

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are you kidding me? And then shout out Derek Curial

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reaching base in the ninth with a walk, Baby, let's go.

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The Freshman continues to be phenomenal, Absolutely phenomena.

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Speaker 5: There's some people that I thought maybe you had jinxed

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him because you said the thing out loud yesterday on

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the show.

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Speaker 2: I didn't say it.

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Speaker 4: I never said it like out loud. And plus there's

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like millions of articles being written about it and.

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Speaker 2: Everything written and speaking I think into existence. Also, we didn't.

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Speaker 4: We didn't, That's what I'm saying, though we kind of

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tiptoed around it like we didn't. We didn't say it

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out loud. But yeah, Derek Carroll continues to reach base.

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Hell yeah, we love it all right.

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Speaker 2: Coming up next here on off the bench, I want

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to I want to talk a little LSU spring practice.

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Speaker 4: So they were back on the practice field yesterday and

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there were some interesting personnel decisions as far.

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Speaker 1: Back to sports talk, maybe off the bench.

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Speaker 4: Uh uh, Matt getting fully addicted to the card game

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here straight buying and flipping. You can make crazy money

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doing that. I was talking to somebody the other day.

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One of my boys, Debreezy. Now he has an advantage

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because his family has owned.

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Speaker 2: Gas station, so he gets.

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Speaker 4: Whiskey like wholesale like, uh, it's very cheap, but he

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flips whiskeys. Said he made forty K one year flipping whiskeys.

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I feel like that's going to be you with cards.

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Speaker 3: Hard to hide that from the irs.

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Speaker 2: Uh yeah, I'm not sure that he did. I don't know,

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but that blew my mind. That blew my mind. But

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then again, you're flipping cards.

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Speaker 3: Now, been we've been. We've been into this for about

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eight days now.

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Speaker 2: It started with Huck getting into it, but you've obviously

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left him behind. No, no, no, he is he there

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flipping with you.

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Speaker 3: No, we're it's it's we're trying to figure out what

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we're doing.

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Speaker 2: It's do we like to.

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Speaker 9: He loves the cards, loves them? Yeah, I mean he

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gets fired up for it, so he doesn't get that

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gets to be fired up. Anytime your kid likes something,

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you're like, yeah, let's do it.

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Speaker 4: But he doesn't get upset if you turn around and

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sell a card, because like I've I had that collection

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instinct where I I like it if I have something

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that I know is valuable.

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Speaker 2: But I'm like a dragon hoarding gold. I never want

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to uh, I never want to look to anybody.

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Speaker 3: So I looked at it as a good opportunity to

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teach my son about business. True like cost a good

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truth it taxes.

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Speaker 9: People taking seller fees, things like that put so it's

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like I take them. We learn about all these percentages.

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So like if we buy a card for this, like

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you know, we can either we can hold it to

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see if the value goes oh, or we can keep

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it because we like it. Yeah, we can try to

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sell it.

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Speaker 2: I love this, That's true. That's a good point. Like

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we're in so like actual real life education.

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Speaker 3: So I had to like tell them it's kind of

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like a different version of a lemonade stand right right.

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Speaker 2: Way cooler version of much more modern.

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Speaker 9: And then it's like, well, I said, well, you're just

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like I think like art open and just kind of

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like gambling, and I'm like, no, look.

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Speaker 2: Card opening is yes, absolutely, we're doing it.

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Speaker 3: It's investin.

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Speaker 2: It's a business now that you know.

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Speaker 4: Not again not untrue though, I mean not untrue. If

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you're if you're buying low and selling high, is that

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not all of finance? It is like you you've achieved

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the finance goal just in the card realm. So shout out,

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have you studied how are going to affect the card market?

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Speaker 2: Yet?

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Speaker 3: Kind of got over there to the cars of culture.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, good people are wanting to go there.

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Speaker 3: At least sat there and like one of the box

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and they were like him teaching everything about.

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Speaker 2: Anthony's such a good dude. One of the more vibe

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stores in all of Baton Rouge too.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Sure, like they definitely know themselves and they they do

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a very good job of executing on the on the

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vision for sure.

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Speaker 3: So it's been fun. He's been he's been excited about it,

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So I'm excited about it.

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Speaker 2: Also, fuck out there playing flag football the lead. I

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saw him in his.

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Speaker 3: Unform part of that Bengal squad.

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Speaker 2: He's got some pretty good coaches.

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Speaker 3: We got some good coaches out there we had good

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filling coaches.

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Speaker 2: Yeah I was that you. No, No, I thought you

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were filling coach. No, Matt's a soccer coach. Okay, I

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see him on the pitch averaged.

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Speaker 9: Well, but once the I'm soccer right now, Uh, once

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they graduate.

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Speaker 3: From four, um four, I'm pretty much toast as a coach.

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Speaker 2: That's when I can take over. Are you all time quarterback.

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Speaker 3: At soccer?

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Speaker 2: No? Football?

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Speaker 5: No?

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Speaker 2: They that I was? He was? That was Memphis and

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HUT player together.

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Speaker 3: Oh they're done now, Well his kids can catch was.

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Speaker 2: Idiots?

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Speaker 5: Uh, hey, they never forget the dads that beat us,

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and the dads took a picture with the scoreboard.

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Speaker 2: Not the kids, but the dads.

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Speaker 4: I've had more ultiple interactions with random people where they

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come up and tell me to give you crap because

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one of their kids beat one of your kids in

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a U so weird little league sport event. So weird, bro,

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you could not be talking to anyone who would care

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less about what you're the words you were saying in

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my face right now.

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Speaker 3: Oh that's awesome.

478
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Speaker 2: But like they thought they'd beat me and Matt in

479
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football though, Uh he kind of did you know y'all

480
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should coach better. There was a Tiger Woods fist pump

481
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at one point.

482
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Speaker 3: I was I was the quarterback, you were the quarterback.

483
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Speaker 4: That's true, as see, my real QB one would never

484
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lose if that was the case. So that's why you

485
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can't beat my QB one, madam.

486
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Speaker 2: Sorry, who's your real QB one? Aaron Murray? He would

487
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never lose. He would never lose in Little league football.

488
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Just kidding.

489
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Speaker 4: Aaron actually skipped his kids by accident. Him and his

490
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wife skipped his kids presentation day at school where they

491
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show you everything they've been working on all year long.

492
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So he's actually a terrible dad. So he can't be

493
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my QB one either.

494
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Speaker 2: What do you miss for? They just know, they just

495
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like for they just kind of they had a sick

496
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kid at home. They just forgot. I don't know if

497
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it was the photo shooting.

498
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Speaker 4: No, no, no, not a modeling gig. Not a modeling gig.

499
00:24:11,039 --> 00:24:13,160
He has a model now though he booked. He booked

500
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a gig. But so he can't be my QB one.

501
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Makes people come up to tea bob, what are you grows?

502
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Speaker 2: Probably happened about four times.

503
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Speaker 10: I know you.

504
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Speaker 2: That's weird for different people. Yeah, times we lose. No,

505
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it's not just that.

506
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Speaker 4: Sas about eighteen thousand teams. Got a diversified portfolio. He

507
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has a lot of different teams with which he can lose.

508
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Speaker 3: You learn. You learn a lot more from the losses.

509
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Speaker 2: Boys. Now soccer, we hadn't lost like in three years,

510
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so I know it's not soccer no learning much the

511
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old Chinese proper. We play up when you lose to someone,

512
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tell them thank you. They just educated you for free.

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We do have indoor soccer at Elite if you want

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to sign up right now in spring.

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Speaker 3: What a great facility to thank you.

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Speaker 4: Great facility. And heading over to Oscar for some physical

517
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therapy as well. Great great over there. I gotta be

518
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more discipline though. I gotta do my physical therapy at home, and.

519
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Speaker 2: I just and I know I have to, but I

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thought Malcolm Jackwell was doing it. I need to be.

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I'm not unfortunate, that is. I have no labor. I'm

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no cartilage. You know, nothing in my shoulder. It's a

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shot arthritic. Did you have a bad injury. I've had

524
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two labor surgeries and apparently there's just nothing left.

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Speaker 3: Where do you go?

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Speaker 2: I don't know, grind it away to dust in the wind.

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Speaker 4: All right, A couple of things to get to when

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to learn what they're gonna be.

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Speaker 2: Keep it locked here, not.

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up everything they can do for you.

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Speaker 1: Back at it where sports talk meets pure chaos off

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the bench with Hester and T Bob.

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Speaker 4: Hey, So just here in the last fifteen seconds, I

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got hit with an incredible business idea.

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Speaker 2: Okay, okay, machine, No, maybe even better.

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Speaker 4: Uh.

562
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Speaker 2: Male loneliness is an epidemic, correct. I guess I'm going

563
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to create eight years a male friendship dating app called

564
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my Guy.

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Speaker 4: Go to my guy dot com, Guys, myguy dot com

566
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and swipe right on your new best friend. It's gonna

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give you a Listen again, this is not a gay thing.

568
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This is just about being boys.

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Speaker 2: My guy my guy dot com. Are you cool with that?

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Speaker 3: Nope, you get sued? Why trademarkt Frenchman, that's.

571
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Speaker 2: Not trademark for you're my high. I'm my guy. It's

572
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already taken.

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Speaker 3: Also, my Guy, did you know exactly. It's just too simwihear.

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Speaker 2: Uh, my guy dot com coming in twenty already a

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my guy dot com what my guy referrals?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, my guy dot org, my guy dot you don't

577
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need a website, and it's what type of service do

578
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you need?

579
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Speaker 2: Home, auto, life and office? Myguy dot com. I'm going

580
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My guy dot bro gonna be a cheap domain. My

581
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guy dot bro find your new best friend.

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Speaker 3: Friend.

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Speaker 4: No, shut up, I was gonna bring you in on

584
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the executive team. Now you're out such a bad idea.

585
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Speaker 3: Well I'm gonna see you.

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Speaker 2: Uh, you can't sue me. It's literally not my high.

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Speaker 4: It has nothing to do with hydration. Coincidentally, if you

588
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want to stay hydrated my high dot com.

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Speaker 3: Guys, I don't know what trademarks I have.

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Speaker 4: Uh, you find out if you trademark it after this conversation,

591
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that's illegal since I said it first.

592
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Speaker 2: If I backdated, uh, well I'm gonna I'm gonna.

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Speaker 4: I'm gonna backdate your Oh I'm gonna backdate my mind

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before years four years.

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Speaker 2: Mmmmm.

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Speaker 4: I want to give a shout out to a very

597
00:29:03,559 --> 00:29:07,880
funny joke by my guy Scott Kushmer on Twitter yesterday

598
00:29:09,759 --> 00:29:12,480
but first, let's it has to do with Yeshiva. So

599
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let's play the final out of Yeshiva breaking their hundred

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game losing streak.

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Speaker 2: Here list start.

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Speaker 4: But that's my uh my, my favorite line is the

603
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clearly stone guy in the back witness history right now.

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Speaker 7: Also, like, I think we can kind of tell why

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they're so bad. This team does not care at all.

606
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You just broke a hundred game win streak and just

607
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walked shaking hand.

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Speaker 2: Not I mean they literally have not been there before.

609
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But that's the thing.

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Speaker 3: You act like you have did swinged, isn't it?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 2: What I mean, what level of base process?

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Speaker 4: So Scott said, Scott Krister said, T Bob, where's the

614
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whiskey and the ship of It's vine?

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Speaker 2: That had been very funny if we'd done a Jewish

616
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themed whiskey and wine after after Yeshiva finally got the

617
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big dub, just completely unhinged, wearing yamakas. I don't know

618
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if I could do that. I'm not actually Jewish, but

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my stepdad's Jewish.

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Speaker 9: I think it's fine.

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Speaker 2: So I'm not not Jewish, not quite literally not not jeous,

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that is true, or I'm quite literally not Jeish. Uh

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even though I don't know. All of our DNA is

624
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kind of a muddled mess nowadays, isn't it.

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Speaker 3: Jewish?

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Speaker 2: Still? Do you anything? Not even a little bit? I probably, dude,

627
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I got some at some point some a bear pro

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created with a Jewish person. Absolutely one hundred.

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Speaker 3: I guess it's like thanks the question, what percentage do

630
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you have to be to make a joke?

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Speaker 4: I don't know that's true. That's a good point. And

632
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does that mean that I have to go like do

633
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the ancestry thing?

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Speaker 2: I don't really feel like it seems like a lot

635
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for a whiskey and one yeah whisky and mah have

636
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it's fine, good job muscled off.

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Speaker 6: I watched both like most of both games.

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Speaker 2: I could not I could not make it past definiting.

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Speaker 6: It was making my eyes hurt.

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Speaker 2: Yea.

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Speaker 3: It wasn't like it was pretty big.

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Speaker 2: Catcher throwing its first looked pretty bad. Opposite hand, he

643
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had to be terrified. He had terrified.

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Speaker 3: At that point.

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Speaker 10: That might have brought the tying run to the plate.

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I think if he doesn't get that, he picked the

647
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ball up with his hand and all one hundred losses

648
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his brain before he threw it.

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Speaker 2: Oh man, uh I did it.

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Speaker 9: I really hope to see like them rushing the mound,

651
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though would it was a little bit of a lack.

652
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Speaker 2: Of celebration, to be fair, a little bit.

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Speaker 10: It was like.

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Speaker 2: Shaking his cat and should.

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Speaker 4: Big dog pile, especially because also it was on the

656
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back end of a doubleheader. The the sun was setting,

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which was apparently imperiling the game, which would have been

658
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the only funnier way forward to end would have been

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if Yeshiva was like on the ropes about to lose,

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but then an act of God shut down the game

661
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literal sun setting.

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Speaker 2: But you know, we can't have everything. They talk about

663
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that the ones all the time who won the other game?

664
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Lehman won the first game and then they blew it

665
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and they lost seven to six in game one. Both

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are both gone classic. They both allowed the other team

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to win.

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Speaker 7: It's perfect because Yeshiva got to one hundred games in

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a row. Yeah, that's that's perfect.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, what a story, What a story.

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Speaker 4: Shout out to you Ashieva and Lehman combined again. I

672
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stole this joke from somebody's Twitter. The rare case of

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the movable object versus stoppable force. Uh And in the end,

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you know they they both moved and stuff.

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Speaker 2: Stephen A.

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Speaker 4: Smith's gonna run for president guys, which I love because

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I've always felt that probably one of the main problems

678
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with the Oval Office as it stands today is the

679
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man who has set in that chair does not have

680
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a fully sharpened understanding of the MJ versus Lebron debate.

681
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So finally, now we can have somebody who is caught

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up on the most important issues of our time.

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Speaker 3: As you see Lebron get after him it like a

684
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couple of weeks ago.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, how about that. We live in a funny time, man,

686
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where kind of behooves you to be in the story.

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Speaker 4: Right used to be because Stephen, it used to be

688
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like a true journalist coming up in that where it's

689
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like you don't want to be in the.

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Speaker 2: Story, you just cover it, et cetera, et cetera. But

691
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he's entertain now, And if you're an entertainer, having Lebron

692
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wanting to beat you up, turns out that's really.

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Speaker 3: Good for ratings.

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Speaker 2: And he's really good at arguing that conversation. He's very

695
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good at arguing. He would be hilarious on a debate stage.

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Speaker 3: I don't understand what this is all.

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Speaker 9: I care about so because like all these political news shows,

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00:34:19,840 --> 00:34:22,440
a different show like The View, like they all bring

699
00:34:22,519 --> 00:34:24,519
him on there and they want to argue with it.

700
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I'm like, don't bring him on your show to argue

701
00:34:27,559 --> 00:34:29,079
with like if you don't want to be made to

702
00:34:29,199 --> 00:34:32,159
look like yeah, yeah, it's true. He just makes everyone

703
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look stupid.

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Speaker 2: It's true.

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Speaker 3: He probably doesn't even know what he's talking about half

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the time.

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Speaker 4: But he's got his ten thousand hours in he guess debating.

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I mean, and he's got a fresh twenty five million

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dollar contract and he said he loves it at ESPN

710
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and Disney. But enough enough, he's strowing his hat in

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the ring.

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Speaker 7: I wonder if he'd use the same like compliment right

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before the insult, because I always know when Steven a

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like Steven, he will be talking about somebody's like not

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him for years, much lot of much respect for the brother.

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Speaker 2: Yeah he gets paid per word.

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which would uh be interesting giving that I think he'd

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give him some headway.

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Speaker 3: But I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I just think it's funny times that we live him

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where Steven Asmith running for president and it's actually met

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Speaker 2: That's not that crazy. It kind of makes sense in

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some ways. He's not gonna have lebron support.

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Speaker 3: Good luck stephen A versus.

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Speaker 2: Steve Nagors.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, really, it's gonna be Trump for a

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third time, right, Like he's gonna blast right through the

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two limit thing.

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Speaker 3: I heard somebody say yesterday, it's gonna be Trump versus Obama.

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Speaker 2: I'm just fully expecting him to blast through it. But

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I don't know. Maybe maybe I'm maybe like, you're not

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allowed to be a present for a third term anymore, right, right? Yeah?

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So then how would he sign executive order? I don't know.

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That seems unbelievable. Okay, Okay, maybe I'm wrong, Maybe I'm wrong.

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I would I would, Yeah, maybe I'm wrong. We'll see anyway,

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got to get Flynn's thoughts on dire Wolves coming up.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to Off the Bench where the takes are

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hot and the sports talk is questionable.

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Speaker 2: What's happening, y'all? Welcome back to OTB. So, Jake, do

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you want to talk about dire wolves?

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Speaker 5: I know I want Flynn to talk about dire wolves

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because I know he's seen the story and it feels

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like something that would be peak flustering.

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Speaker 2: It's true. I mean, we're just recreatingstinct animals.

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Speaker 3: Like I saw all the headlines on the articles come

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out yesterday. I was reading on it. Puppies look really cute.

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Are those the real puppies that are on that?

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Speaker 2: Yes, they're really big.

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Speaker 4: They're way bigger than some of the original images that

784
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were making the rounds because George R. Martin, he's an

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investor in the company, and he took pictures with them,

786
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and they're like already like.

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Speaker 1: Like like.

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Speaker 3: Picture like the the skeletons and the remains from like

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the past. They were huge.

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Speaker 9: But it's like perfect timing for me because my wife

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and I are rewatching Game of Thrones right now for

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the first time, like in mid season.

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Speaker 3: Two SOT a lot of dire Wolf action.

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Speaker 9: Oh yeah, so, I mean it's pretty, it's pretty mady,

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but like do you hate just as much as time around?

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Speaker 3: It might be worse? Man, Like what a great actor

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that little kid was. I know, he's such a prick.

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Speaker 1: True.

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Speaker 3: We look at these things and like I believe them.

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So that's real.

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Speaker 2: CG, No, this is real.

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Speaker 4: Look, this is so it holding they've taken the closest

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relative and like modified the DNA to most closely match

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a dire wolf correct.

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Speaker 8: Launder and then what they've done, Yeah, they took a tooth,

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a thirteen thousand year old tooth and a seventy two

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thousand year old school and they just gene edited the.

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Speaker 6: DNA that's closest to it.

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Speaker 9: I just like, I look at it and I think

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it's really cool because you want to see these cool

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animals that are saying.

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Speaker 3: But also like it's kind of like for me, robots

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and AI, it's like just be careful. Well probably reason.

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Speaker 4: How did you see this story and not immediately think

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of Jeff goldblooman Jurassic part. Yeah, they were so preoccupied

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with whether or not they could do they never stop

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to think about whether or.

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Speaker 2: Not they should.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, what are they gonna do with these things? What's

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the point life finds them? I just put them in

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a cage for whatever.

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Speaker 4: So that is where it does get a little bit

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sad because you can't breed them because they're not gonna.

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Speaker 3: Well because like you, like I've heard the story.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I think Yellowstone Park when when they re when

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they reintroduced like wolves into the park a Yellowstone and

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like moved over like twenty years that moved.

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Speaker 3: The river, Like the river moved because of wolves.

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Speaker 9: Oh that's crazy, yeah, because like there is more predators,

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so there was less like deer and stuff feeding on

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the grass around it to the bed.

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Speaker 3: Whoa, and then the river move just because they reintroduced.

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Speaker 9: And it might have been more than two it might

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have been fifty years. I don't know, but it like, yeah,

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there's a really cool article. And it might not even

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be Yellowstone. It was one of those parks up there.

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Speaker 6: I'm sure if they were going to breed them, they'd

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do it the same way that they did the other

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ones instead of like getting them to do it, if

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that makes sense.

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Speaker 4: No, I'm saying I don't think it's is it I

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wonder if it's really something what what population do you need?

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I do you need for something to avoid genetic I

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think it's called like genetic depression maybe when it's like

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too much inbreeding?

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Speaker 2: Is it like ten thousand?

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Speaker 4: Is it a few hundred? I don't know, But like,

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what are these dire wolves going to do? Their whole

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lives be kind of gimmicks?

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Speaker 9: Probably they have to be like side shows, right, I

851
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mean everybody's doing it because you want to see it.

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I would, I would go see one. But they're also

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talking about let's do it. What was the wooly mammoth next?

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What are you going to do with that thing? Yeah,

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you're not gonna like where are you going to? You're

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going to reintroduce it into the where?

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Speaker 10: Yeah?

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Speaker 6: Like would they even be able to survive?

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Speaker 2: No, you let them out the world. They have to

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