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Speaker 1: Let's talk about stats.

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Speaker 2: Ben Kreitling, his team of former players and the insiders

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give you the latest stats, data and analytics that are

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trending in the world of Cougar Sports stats.

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Speaker 3: We welcome back to Cougar Sports here on one, O

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three nine and ninety eight three ESP and the fan

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Ronald the three man weaver here Brett always bringing a

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hammer by my side, holding it down for Ben critical

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while he's taking care of some of the bills today. Guys,

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we appreciate we've had a great show this far. Everyone's

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showing out. We've discussed LJ Martin not going to play

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in the Bowl game, had surgery. We'll ask our guest here,

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who is on the line momentarily about his thoughts on

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that matter. I know he has been working with LJ

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having the surgery. It's best for LJ to get the

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surgery because if he does come back, you want to

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be extremely healthy for that senior year, to be able

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to run people down, a bruiser and run people over.

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AJ debonce also had that thirty point triple double. Ask

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him about that as well. A lot of great momentum

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right now in BYU Athletics rely from our Bandwealth Studios. Guys,

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to them. They've helped many of the listeners from what

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Speaker 1: So in order to do.

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Speaker 3: That schedule that complementary Q and A with our tax

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Speaker 1: Let's get out to the hotline.

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Speaker 3: I got the financial advisor on the line now, Blaine Anderson.

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Speaker 1: Blaine, thanks for joining me today.

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Speaker 4: Thank you three man. We've Ronnie. It's great to be here.

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Speaker 3: Thank you of course, no great to be here with you.

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Happy Holidays to you and the Anderson family. I know

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you just sent your son off on a mission. But

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before I need the traditions. What were the tradition the

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Christmas traditions in the Anderson household? Do you a dress

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up in the pajamas? What do you guys do normally

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on the Christmas even Christmas Day?

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Speaker 4: Yep, the pajamas. That's a tried and true tradition. One

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of our traditions over the years has always just been

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around the Christmas ornaments. Each year having an ornament that

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means something for that year. And I love the Christmas tree.

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It's become meaningful in that it represents each family member

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and various years. So a lot of our traditions around

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the ornaments of Christmas.

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Speaker 1: I love that.

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Speaker 3: I haven't heard of that one that the ornaments represents

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something special of that year.

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Speaker 1: That's a really cool tradition to have.

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Speaker 3: And how the meaning of the Christmas tree because I

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just remember my mom and dad would bring it in

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and we had decorated. But that puts more meaning to

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it where you can highlight moments from the year and

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Speaker 1: I love that blame thank you for sharing that. I

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really do appreciate that.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, my pleasure, My pleasure, of course.

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Speaker 1: Well let's get here's our stat Blaine.

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Speaker 3: I want to give you our stat you know, and

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then we'll get into you know, a couple of other things.

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Speaker 1: But eight, I got to start with the big news. LJ. Martin.

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of weeks back. If you guys have missed that interview,

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please go download it on the podcast on all of

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your podcast networks.

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Speaker 1: Got off season surgery.

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and this is in preparation if he decides to come

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back for a senior year, Blaine, or if he declares

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for the NFL draft. Is this a big deal not

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having LJ? This is the big twelve offensive player of

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I do. I think it's a big deal. And

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you know, it makes me question. I wonder if it's

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been a nagging injury. I know he was banged up

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a little bit, but gosh, think about how he played

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those last couple of games and what a difference he

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be playing out in Orlando. But I'm also grateful for

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what he did this season, and if it lends towards

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maybe getting another year with him, then it's well worth it.

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So I was pun to hear, but I want nothing

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but the best for LJ.

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Speaker 1: I agree with you.

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Speaker 3: I want nothing but the best for him, and I'm

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with you if that means another year with a healthy LJ. Look,

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you saw what he did against Cincinnati, and he was

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what a healthy LJ Martin could do if he's not

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you know, getting what twelve hundred you know, rushing yards

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almost thirteen hundred dollar purpose yards. Could you imagine a

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fifteen hundred rushing season from LJ? That definitely has to

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boost the draft stock Blaine, Oh.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, totally. And LJ. I mean, he's the way he plays.

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what the advisors are financial advisor here at es P

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and the fan and I know that you probably appreciate

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it as well. That triple double from agent de Bonce,

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a first thirty point triple double from a BYU player

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in program history. I don't know if you had a

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chance to catch the game, but from what you were

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able to go back and watch, what do you make

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of that? And he's been monstrous as some of these

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putback dunks.

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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, He's so much fun to watch. It's such

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a neat thing having a player like AJ's here. I

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remember when Jimmer played and we used to love watching

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him shoot from the logo and the way he can

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score a basket, and we definitely have that type player back,

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and maybe even more, AJ can create a basket, he

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can score it anytime, and it's something different. I'm sure

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that it's gonna help quite a bit, especially as we

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get into this big twelve schedule and then ultimately into

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the tournament. I love our chances and AJ's a big

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Speaker 3: Aj is a big reason for well blame, I mean,

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you have been a big reason for for people this year.

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Like Bennis said, I said, it's Q four tax season's coming.

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opportunity for people to begin filing for the twenty twenty

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Speaker 3: What is different about the band their custom income note

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this month for December.

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but it's where we take a look at three different stocks.

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and create income for investors in a portfolio. So we underwrite,

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we look at three individual stocks and then as long

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as those stocks hold seventy percent of their value, we're

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able to clip a monthly coupon and for the month

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of December. The three stocks that we're looking at tracking

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our Eli Lilly, Caterpillar, and Applied Technologies. These are all

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three top fifty holdings on the S and P five hundred,

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which means they're fifty of the largest companies in the world.

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of their value, will receive a coupon payment and that

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win even when the market's down, but also collect monthly

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income without having to sell investments. And so we just

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of it. But this is a band or custom income note,

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and then we have a fifty percent buffer on our

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principal protection. So it's our version of a triple double.

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Speaker 3: Hey, look, it's always important to have you know your

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financial triple double status as well. You want coupons, you

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want discounts, and you're the triple double guide that they

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need to need to talk with the schedule that freak

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Speaker 1: If you're looking for the.

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Speaker 3: Hey, look, I can promise you this ron the Three

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Speaker 3: I don't have the biggest size, but I got the

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Speaker 3: Here as we here with Blaye Anderson, our financial advisor

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about customization. I realized that. So what we've done is

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investors that incorporate both tax and investment planning, and that's

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Speaker 3: Go and review it. Go to Bantererwealth Banderwealth dot com. Guys,

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Look at I've had an opportunity to even see how

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you know some of this is worked. Look, I've met

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with Blaine, I've been able to see it myself, and

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there's nothing like it of being able to set yourself up.

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Speaker 1: Look, I asked Blaine, you know myself a few months.

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Speaker 3: Ago about hey, you know, I'm really concerned about how

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I can invest for the future, you know, retirement planning.

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You know, I have a little one now. And he says, look,

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let's sit down, let's discuss and talk. And I'm serious, guys,

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the way that you're able to see it, the way

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you're able to invest, you got to.

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Speaker 1: Do it today. It's literally free.

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Speaker 3: The twenty to twenty five minute Complmary Q and a

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go on at Banderwealth Bantererwealth dot com. Blaine enters in

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the screw will be it a aid and support you

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to do a good job. Don't wait, it's all about

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the planning. But they got the plan as well, Blaine brother,

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give me a score prediction. How do you got this

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game turning out on Saturday between b YU and Georgia Tech.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I got to admit I don't know as

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much about Georgia Tech. I know they started out hot,

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had a couple of wins Georgia if I'm not mistaken.

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Even so, you know they can play with the big boys.

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They're gonna be a formidable foe and an opponent. We're

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heading out closer to their neck of the woods. I'm

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sure they'll have a good representation there in Orlando, people

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traveling from Georgia.

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Speaker 1: They've sold out of their tickets, so that is right

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on Blaine.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so I'm not surprised. I know it's a big deal.

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It's a big game for them. I'm learning today through

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you guys. With LJ and not being there, I'd be

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lying if I said that doesn't affect things. And you know,

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of course I'm going blue. I like our chances, but

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I'm thinking somewhere in the twenty four twenty twenty four

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to twenty one range. I mean, I like a close game,

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and I think that's what we'll But I like our

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chances of coming out with the W and I'll be

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wishing our boys and cheering for him as much as

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Speaker 3: I like by us chances as well. Yeah, I definitely

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think both of these offenses can score. I think it's

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gonna be a closer game than people think for sure. Well, Blaine,

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Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thank you for

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making some time today with all the family festivities this week.

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We will definitely catch up with you next week as well.

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Mayor Christmas to you and the rest of the family,

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and please be safe.

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Speaker 4: Thanks Merry Christmas to all.

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Speaker 1: Of course, that was Blaine. That was Blaine.

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Speaker 3: Interesting guys, our tax smart wealth advisors here esp and

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the fan love Blaine and everything of what he does.

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discuss just a little quick short segment before we welcome

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in Ants and Winder in for keeping up with the Cougars,

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get caught up with Danson and this bau men's basketball team,

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and then Jared Bledsoe will close it out for still

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a lot more to get to. Don't you go anywhere,

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don't you touch that FM dial, because I will find

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you and I'll judo chopia in the throat.

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Speaker 1: I will do it. Two minutes and forty seven seconds.

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Is not that bad?

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