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Speaker 1: Well, coming up on this episode, it's gonna sound like

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a sports podcast kind of, it's just me and Danny,

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but it's really not what we're gonna be talking about.

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Some of the things will be Bill Belichick getting snubbed

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and the Bill's betting on Joe Brady. But to me,

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underneath that is a bigger question. When is punishment enough

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and when does being underestimated follow you longer than it should?

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Because one guy's still paying for something that happened in

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seven which in football years, is basically a different civilization,

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and the others being judged.

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Speaker 2: Before he's even had a chance to mess it up.

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Speaker 1: And whether it's football, work or life, most of us

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Speaker 2: It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.

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Speaker 1: Well, hello and welcome, Thanks for getting your pot on,

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Thanks for telling a friend.

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Speaker 2: It's a bomby twelve degrees.

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Speaker 3: Where we are, but with the wind it feels like ten.

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Speaker 2: It does it. It's like it's unbelievable.

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Speaker 1: How they cold it's better and uh, you don't get

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snow days, no, no, so but I need to get holidays.

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Speaker 3: Okay, I didn't get those me while my wife, God

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bless her. Oh summer's too short.

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Speaker 2: Oh, don't do it, don't do it. Don't do it, Daniel.

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Speaker 1: There's there's not much going on or much to talk

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about in the world, so I don't I don't know

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if you have anything on your mind.

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Speaker 2: I'm kidding.

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Speaker 1: I have a couple of things today I'm noticing.

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Speaker 2: And before we get to kind of the.

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Speaker 1: News that will uh, we'll talk about and.

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Speaker 2: We all know what it is.

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Speaker 1: But I have two things I need to complain about.

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Speaker 2: One is.

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Speaker 1: The expressways are not. I don't care what fucking city

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you live in.

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Speaker 2: Excuse me. Somebody said I swear too much.

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Speaker 1: Wait, they do, try to get I don't care what

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city you live in. They are not the autobot they're not.

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And I have seen more people morning and evening or

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let's say late afternoon, like coming across three lanes. Man,

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there's zip zip, zip, zip zip, and I go, you're

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not that good. You're not because if something happens, you're

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gonna take a family out. Yes, And I know you're

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in a rush, or I know you're pissed off, or

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I know something's up, I get it, or the car

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feels so good now they feel safe, like I can't

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tell how fast I'm going to ever do that?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but I've done that. I'm like the Thruway with.

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Speaker 1: No one around, and then you look down it and go,

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holy shit, I'm doing ninety you know.

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Speaker 2: And and not that you you can handle it there.

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Speaker 1: But what I'm saying is you don't know what the

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other car in front of you is gonna do, right

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and there. You don't know their driving experience. You don't

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know their driving deterioration of the skills as they go.

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and you don't know a only do you have.

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Speaker 4: To be a defensive driver. Nowadays you have to play

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special teams too.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll give you that. I was good.

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you know, driving used to be what we did. Now

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it's what you do while you check your email, talk

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to your wife, do whatever, right, I mean, oh yeah,

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where you don't even have to reach for whatever you're

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listening to I'll say most people are probably listening to

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some sort of a bluetooth thing or satellite and you

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can just kind of push it and you know, a

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podcast or whatever. But you can do it all from

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the steering well, and that's fantastic and I like that,

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but it's the driving stuff. And I only say that

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because I'm watching and I know that I probably sound

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like an old curmudgeon. I love driving fast. I fucking

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love it, and I always did my entire life. And

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it almost. I'll see them coming in the rear view

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mirror and I go, boy, you get behind the wrong

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person and they get startled because you come up so

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quickly right, and then they punch it because they see it,

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carn and from you could have a freaking ow, unbelievable

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accident that would wipe everybody out. You maybe all survive

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my money is on Joe Brady, and I'll have to

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go back. I meant to go back and pull it,

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but I wanted up at basketball today and there we

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was just things.

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Speaker 2: Joe Brady is was the offensive coordinator. He is now

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the head coach of the Buffalo Bills.

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Speaker 1: I said, and I think I might even backtracked a

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little because Peter was like nah, and I said, well,

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then I'll say dable, but Brady, I go, Brady's right there.

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I have a feeling it's gonna be Joe Brady. I

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will I will defer to you, my friend, because I

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don't know much about Joe Brady, but I know that

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things certainly seem to improve since he became the offensive

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coordinator for the Buffalo Bills. Were we talking like an

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average of twenty nine or thirty points a game? I

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think they had the lowest one of the lowest. They

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were in the top five of everything, like four to

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three and two or something like that. In terms of

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statistics that were great, like a better run game, better

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run option, there was like zero point nine turnal verse.

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Speaker 2: Thoughts a lot.

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Speaker 4: I don't want to go on a twelve minute tangent,

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so I'm gonna try to say something that nobody said yet. Okay, okay,

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First of all, congratulations to you and Chris Sims.

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Speaker 3: We actually calling Joe Brady even though you both said.

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Speaker 4: Chris Sims or Brian Dable yes, which a lot of

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people did. Yeah, a lot of people said table, they

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didn't say Joe Brady. I just felt you guys were

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the only two, and you guys hedged. That's how little

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anybody thought of Joe Brady being the head coach.

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Speaker 2: In fact, it's an underwhelming pick.

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Speaker 4: Right According to Cashi and according to other sports betting

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apps Monday night, the favorite to become the Bills head

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coach was Grant you Didnski, the offensive coordinator who doesn't.

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Speaker 3: Call plays for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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Speaker 4: That's how little America and the betters in Vegas and

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thought of Joe Brady. Let me say this, what's the

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best way to hurt your opponent legally, not like trying

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to like if if you're in a competition, what's the

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best way to beat your competition? One way, not maybe

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not the best way, but one way is to take

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something that's theirs. Like if somebody took Josh Allen and

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brought them to their team, that would be a huge

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blown it. Okay, Joe Brady's been up for head coaching

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jobs each of the last three years. Who has hired

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are Bills rivals. Teams of the Bills are in direct

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competition with, well, there's three in their division Miami. There's Miami.

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Speaker 3: Right, there's the Jets, who are a joke, I mean

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aaron They fired their entire coach exta and to.

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Speaker 2: The head coach, why don't you just fire the head coach? Right?

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Speaker 3: And they did it like two weeks after the steato, right, okay.

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in the past three years. One of those two teams

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have done it twice.

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Speaker 3: Okay. Then you have another team. There's what are some

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Speaker 4: Well, the Bills are always competing with the Baltimore Ravens

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and the Kansas City Chiefs, and those two teams are

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always like, they're always like, you know, causing the Bills headaches, right,

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and the Ravens interviewed Joe Brady after firing a Super

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Bowl winning head coach. They interviewed Joe Brady, the Dolphins

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interviewed Joe Brady, the Patriots hired two head coaches the

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last two years and didn't hire Joe Brady, and the

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Jets didn't hire Joe Brady. And yet somehow the Buffalo

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had a guy named Todd monktin their offensive coordinator who

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they brought in specifically for Lamar Jackson to help Lamar Jackson.

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Speaker 3: They didn't elevate him.

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Speaker 1: Remember I said to you, and I said this the

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last time. There must be something where Brady feels like

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he could open up that offense, but McDermott isn't letting him.

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And I said to Peter, McDermott's uptight. And it almost

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translates to the field. Sometimes the team seems to play tight.

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Speaker 3: Yea.

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Speaker 4: And if you read Tyler Dunn's articles that go long, yeah,

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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, So that was just an observation.

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Speaker 1: Now I don't know that they're like, well, you know what,

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I can't think of a more pressure field position in

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the NFL than the Buffalo Bill's head coaching job. Because

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Josh Allen is Josh Allen for how long? And if

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you don't make it to the super Bowl and I'll

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Speaker 2: Okay, So I feel like there's high pressure.

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Speaker 1: But I also wonder if by sometimes going to interview

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for another job, they go, well, we don't want to

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lose him, we don't want to lose him. And I

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wonder if when they had the meeting with McDermott and

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McDermott goes, we don't have the roster, if they're like, well,

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Speaker 2: Look, we heard that part of the thing.

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Speaker 1: Dabel and McDermott would get in fights and right and so,

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and Dable left and got a head coaching job, and

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there was all kinds of things like we had heard

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all this in fighting stuff.

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Speaker 2: Again, we're not there, we don't know. So I wonder

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if there was something like that.

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Speaker 1: And here's why I say that Philip Rivers was going

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in big news everywhere that Philip Rivers was going to

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interview for the head coaching job and Mike McDaniels and

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then all of a sudden, Mike McDaniels withdraws. Why because

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I think that they were trying to get offensive coordinators.

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I think they were trying to pick who was going

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to be their off defensive coordinator. They already knew who

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their head coach was, But could we get somebody who

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really fully understands what the Colts are doing and had

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a pretty good season and that's the offense he was running,

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and he's played in the league for a number of years.

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Would Philip Rivers be a good fit or would McDermot

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with McDaniels, who everybody says is an offensive genius but

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already had to deal with San Diego was only interviewing

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for head coaching, And when I heard both those guys

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with Drew, I went, it's done, It's going to be Brady.

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Speaker 2: And then it came out that it was Brady, and

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I go, yeah, it makes sense. Why do we demand

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perfection from the unproven? Right? We want perfection, That's what

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everybody's saying. Why Brady? Why Brady?

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Speaker 1: But if they brought in Harball, we would be patient

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with the powerful It's Harball. Now, maybe that's a bad example.

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to be pretty excited that Harball always fired by the

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Ravens is now the head coach of the Giants, And

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it is one of these things where you know, if

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Mike McCarthy came to Buffalo, would you have a little

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more confidence even though nothing's happened yet. Then we would

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now that Brady's there, and we just don't have that

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unproven And I don't know that anybody doesn't like Brady.

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Speaker 2: I think that they just don't want to look like idiots.

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Speaker 3: I think that this year was the worst year to

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fire a head coach.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: I think the time the fire Sean McDermott was either

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after thirteen seconds or the year after third or two

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or two years later twenty thirteen when Tyler bassmist a

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field goal and you couldn't beat the Chiefs at home.

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Speaker 3: I mean, hey, this is what we wanted, right, We

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got the Chiefs at home.

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Speaker 2: They're the hurdle. Let's beat him.

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Speaker 4: Couldn't beat them. That was the time of fire Seaw

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McDermott and bring in Ben Johnson. They didn't do that.

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Speaker 3: They kept up what's the contract extension?

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Speaker 2: Okay, if the new year has you saying I did

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not sign up for this, like a worker's comp case,

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social security disability, or a personal injury claim. Don't try

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to google lawyer your way through it.

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Speaker 1: Go to Connors and fa They have offices in Buffalo,

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New York City, Syracuse, and Rochester and they'll get back

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to you within twenty four hours.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: So even when you're stress scrolling at two am, you

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can call two six to two COMP, tell them a

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little bit about what's going on in your life, and

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within twenty four hours one of their attorneys will get

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back to you.

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Speaker 2: You'll talk to real lawyers.

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Speaker 1: Who will explain things in plain English, not legal mumbo

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jumbo workers comp, social Security, disability, personal injury complicated, absolutely

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something you should handle alone. Nope, Connors and Ferris experienced,

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responsive and committed to serving. You better call two six'

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TWO comp helps available right. Now if you had to,

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say where would you have fallen? On Bill belichick being

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our first Ballot hall Of.

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Speaker 4: Famer we're the first Ballot hall of. Famer, wow if

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ands or, butts he will. Travesty he won Six Super

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bowls in nine appearances and also coordinated the defense for

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Two Super bowls Super bowl. Champions he's got a vote

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that says eight. Rings he's trying to stick at the

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braid Because brady has Seven, yeah so.

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Speaker 2: Okay but but he wasn't a head coach for the.

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Speaker 3: No The giants, though he was not the head. Coach

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from What i'm, Gathering bill poll Had oh.

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Speaker 2: It was your, Boy Bill.

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Speaker 3: Pollian, No, no here's what. Happened Bill pollion says that

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you could verify. This it's been.

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Speaker 4: CHECKED i did vote For Bill belichick and he's reading

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a statement ON nfl.

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Speaker 2: Rate, yeah because because they were killing. Him there's a

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rumor to this was a.

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Speaker 4: He And robert kraft Sabotaged Bill belichick's first Ballot hall

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Of fame vote because.

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Speaker 2: Of. Spygate when is punishment?

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Speaker 1: Enough you lost draft, picks, right and your reputation never fully.

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Recovered we were it was A Bill Belichiet, bellichie thank.

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You he got, fined publicly, embarrassed the. Franchise all this

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stuff was already done by the. Week, yeah and yet despite,

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that you came back and you won again anyone again and.

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Again Uh so that's my. Question so what's the line in?

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Life what's the line.

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Speaker 3: Once the punishment is? Fulfilled that should be.

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Speaker 2: It, yeah but at what point does punishment become like?

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Branding he's?

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Speaker 3: Branded oh, yeah but it's it's always the.

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Speaker 4: CASE i, mean even with innocent people who were throwing,

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guilt found, guilty and then you find out they're. Innocent,

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yeah BUT i don't know about. That there's always this

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stigma surrounding.

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Speaker 2: You because here's the.

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Speaker 1: Thing USUALLY i always, say and you can think about

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this with your own, friends your own, memories your, relatives

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all that the story gets greater.

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Speaker 2: Later.

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Speaker 1: Right my grandfather used to, say, uh like you, know he's,

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uh my grandmother be. Yelling it goes to WHAT I

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dieobia shafes, right because you become a holes never. Died,

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no but my point is that like you be get

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sainted by the Other he was so.

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Speaker 2: WONDERFUL i miss him at. Whatever and it's, funny, ma

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BECAUSE i don't. Remember you're saying that a lot of money.

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Speaker 1: Died SO i, go it's convenient to rewrite history in some.

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Speaker 2: Way, yes there was the.

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Speaker 1: SPYGATE i don't think we ever really got confirmation one

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way or the. Other THE nfl felt like there was

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enough evidence there and so they were. Punished does this

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mean That brady will get punished.

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Speaker 2: For the flight Gate, yeah great.

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Speaker 1: Question but by the way they took its FUN i

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mean there was all kinds of shit that went, On

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Speaker 2: Com lady goes for a walk with her dog in the.

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Speaker 3: Woods it's a true. Story is like a.

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Speaker 2: Joke, no, okay it's a true. Story it's a, joke

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just doing, rabbi a black guy and a. Right how

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does that?

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Speaker 3: END i don't.

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Speaker 2: Know, well that's What i'm thinking for.

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Speaker 1: Somebody, yeah so, Late i'm pretty sure a lady went

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for a walk with her dog or let the dog,

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out and the dog ran off and she gets out

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in the woods and she gets. Disoriented she did no

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where like you. Can't and it was right after the

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storm or right around the time of the. Storm so The

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Monroe County sheriff where we, live had to go and

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do a rescue In honeyway to find this. Person and

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there is a chance that you went without your.

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Speaker 2: PHONE i just want the. People, WELL i can't imagine.

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Speaker 1: That because she called, somehow she must have, called So

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i'm thinking she had her. PHONE i didn't think that

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through she had to have her, phone Because i'm not

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saying that once it gets dark and there's so much cloud,

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cover you can't really follow the north, star you know

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WHAT i, mean that'll always point you north at least

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then maybe and get some bearing as to what everything after.

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That but so let's take that. Out but you have

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accomplish on. There but most people don't know what direction

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they live, in so they don't know and there's probably

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other footsteps that you get all.

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Speaker 2: Confused so they had to go out and.

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Speaker 1: Rescuer, NOW i used to say AND i AND i

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always kind of stood by. THIS i think that if

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they have to do a rescue for you because.

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Speaker 2: Of something dumb you, did.

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Speaker 3: You got to pay for.

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Speaker 2: It you got to pay for it where you're.

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Speaker 1: Going, YES i think like there was once a guy

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who went down into The Genesee river at the city

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and he was going to take pictures and he got

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stranded on a.

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Speaker 2: Rock they had to bring out the ropes guys to

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repel down and save him because he was being. Dumb

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don't go down where there's rushing.

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Speaker 3: Water, yeah they had him a bill for parts and.

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Speaker 2: Labor they don't time six. Guys i'm pretty sure they.

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Speaker 1: Don't but that's you. Want people want to go my tax.

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Dollars there's your tax dollars right right. NOW i will,

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Say god forbid anything ever happened like you you, know

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and you needed. That, okay it's. There but, again guy

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walking down In Letchworth, park The Grand canyon of The,

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east and he's walking along and there's a trail closed

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or do not walk on this trail River and the

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next thing you, know we have to have a helicopter

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rescue because you went and it was your, choice your.

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Choice i'm not sure with this, Woman i'm on the.

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Fence i'm on the fence BECAUSE i can't, remember and

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we had little technical difficulty in the beginning AND i

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had to restart, things and so things got, lost And

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i'm trying to go from memory on the.

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Speaker 2: STORY i can't remember if she chased after.

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Speaker 1: The dog that ran, out or she was walking with

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the dog and maybe let it off leash like you

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might in the woods and it took.

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Speaker 2: Off So i'm going should she have to pay for

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this or should she not have to pay for?

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Speaker 1: It because it was truly an, Accident and that is

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why we have fire and, rescue, Right that's why we

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have them to rescue, us to save.

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Speaker 2: Us, yeah, Right, like let.

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Speaker 3: Me ask you a. Question if your house catches, FIRE.

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Speaker 2: I was just going, there but go, ahead unless it

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was your.

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Speaker 4: Fault it was, arson or if it was somehow like you,

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play like If i'm playing.

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Speaker 3: With matches with the hairspray LIKE i like to. Do,

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hey but watch, This.

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Speaker 2: I'm gonna get rid of these, flies these Washed.

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Speaker 3: Do you have a stick bug problem in your house? Too,

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yeah BECAUSE i, do or or.

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Speaker 2: Not as common, today BUT i think it could still

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happen smoking in.

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Speaker 3: Bed, yeah people still do.

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Speaker 2: THAT i forget fall asleep, right.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, now there's a lot of flame retardant things you could,

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buy blankets and. STUFF i believe that people may. HAVE

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i think they even just make it automatically.

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Speaker 2: Because of probably those idiots in.

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Speaker 1: That but if we had to rescue somebody because they

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were smoking in, bed what do we.

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Speaker 2: Say their fault Or, hey that's what we're all here.

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FOR i don't. KNOW i don't really.

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Speaker 3: Know accidents. Happened it's just it's a.

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Speaker 4: Tough call BECAUSE i don't want to Because i'm the

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idiot who would, say, oh they ought to pay for,

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it and then do something. Stupid my house catches fire

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and then all of a, sudden oh wait a.

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Speaker 1: Minute you KNOW i was, very very righteous and idealists

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for many years this, story, yeah.

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Speaker 2: UNTIL i went what an? IDIOT i may may may

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maybe Maybe i'm wrong. HERE i might be.

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Speaker 4: WRONG i know WHEN i first started in, radio mice

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sleep schedule was so.

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Speaker 3: Bad one, DAY i was, tired like five.

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Speaker 4: O'clock i'm gonna make some ramen, noodles, Right SO i

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start to boil the. Water and then when the water's,

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boiling you throw the ram noodles. In SO i gotta

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lay on the couch while it's boiling because it takes.

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Forever next, thing you, know smoke detector goes. Off twenty minutes.

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LATER i actually burned the. Water it dried.

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Speaker 2: Up, oh burned the. Pot it smoked. Out i'm, LIKE

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i could HAVE.

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Speaker 4: I know people who actually died doing. That they were,

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drunk they came home to try to make something to.

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Eat they passed out on the, couch caught, fire the

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stove caught, fire burned the house, down killed two girls

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back home In.

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Speaker 2: Silver Great.

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Speaker 3: Dunkirk but, yeah and so it's LIKE.

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Speaker 4: I but my point IS i could do something stupid like,

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that and, like well wait a, minute, NOW i had.

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Speaker 2: The top finder sticker.

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Speaker 3: Up BUT i pay my. TAXES i shouldn't be in

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trouble for hang on a second, though But i'm dumb

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enough to do.

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Speaker 2: So i'm just saying it Was. Dunkirk it's that. Terrible

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now you.

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Speaker 3: Know these GIRLS i did their? Father oh?

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Speaker 2: Yeah uh FOR.

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Speaker 1: I almost said the wrong, name not the wrong name on,

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Purpose that wasn't. IT i was going to see your

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old name for. Rape oh, okay For Dan, marilla who

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is all about, forgiveness but not with The buffalo. Bills

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you better have got it.

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Speaker 2: Right my, Forgiveness my forgiveness runs out for. Them, NO

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i don't know.

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Speaker 3: Yet look we're GONNA i. Hope i'm as wrong About

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Joe brady AS i was About Josh.

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Speaker 2: Allen, okay, GOOD i SAID i wanted to be.

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Speaker 4: More wrong About Josh allen than my first, marriage and

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that has paid off.

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Speaker 2: Dividends I'm Bill. Mourran we'll see you next time Of

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california bed and things Of Collon world season and. Up

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opportunity for me is just a coursonality