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Speaker 2: Oh that was mine is west World?
Speaker 1: Yes, that was your show.
Speaker 2: I like that show.
Speaker 1: You did like that show?
Speaker 2: Two seasons, the rest of it, Yeah, Downhill.
Speaker 1: It was really you're all in on that show. The
Speaker 1: first one. It's pretty good. First season, it's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Amazing. Got a little weird. There was always a little weird.
Speaker 3: I went to my first I went tost Okay game
Speaker 3: and I saw Shannon down there and I was messaging
Speaker 3: her and I didn't really know how to use the app,
Speaker 3: and she asked me if I was by the easy
Speaker 3: and I didn't know what an easy is It took
Speaker 3: me about a week to figure it out. Anyway, that's
Speaker 3: funny time, and by then it's too late to say, yes,
Speaker 3: that's funny.
Speaker 2: What else is going on? Time for what's happening?
Speaker 4: Well, a bunch of stories going on Internationally. President Trump
Speaker 4: says he's not happy with Russian President Vladimir Putin. We
Speaker 4: know that there were some talks to some degree this
Speaker 4: week in London about a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia.
Speaker 4: And as they've made progress, Russia then launched its deadliest
Speaker 4: wave of attacks against Kiev in nine months, several hundred
Speaker 4: missiles and drones that were fired in the direction at
Speaker 4: lee least twelve deaths in Kiev, dozens and dozens of
Speaker 4: people injured. In a truth social post this morning, Trump wrote,
Speaker 4: I am not happy with the Russian strikes on Kiev.
Speaker 4: Not necessary and very bad timing. Vladimir stop. Five thousand
Speaker 4: soldiers a week are dying. Let's get the piece deal done.
Speaker 1: We are following this police activity in Miami day. It's
Speaker 1: a warehouse area? Is this separate? Sorry? I have no internet,
Speaker 1: so I A you're right scrambling It was okay? So
Speaker 1: this was the one warehouse area near a car dealer
Speaker 1: there in Miami Dade. Of course, the police presence, fire
Speaker 1: presence still quite heavy there. They believe that a shooter
Speaker 1: shot himself after shooting several other people. It's an area
Speaker 1: called Glen Var Heights if you are familiar.
Speaker 4: One of the witnesses told a TV station in Florida's
Speaker 4: he saw the shooter take out a handgun and afle
Speaker 4: and fire shots at law enforcement and then ran inside
Speaker 4: their warehouse.
Speaker 1: It was take your child to work day, you know.
Speaker 1: My husband said yesterday was take your kid to work
Speaker 1: day at his place of employment. And I thought, how
Speaker 1: come we don't do that around here. I don't see
Speaker 1: any kids around here.
Speaker 2: I don't want to encourage kids to do this in
Speaker 2: their future.
Speaker 1: Don't you think it's important for kids to know what
Speaker 1: their parents do. I loved that. I loved going to
Speaker 1: the school where my dad taught at so I could
Speaker 1: see like it was so cool, like he was a superhero.
Speaker 1: I wish i'd know that.
Speaker 2: I would have brought my daughter.
Speaker 1: She thinks what we do is really cool. I would
Speaker 1: have loved to meet your daughter.
Speaker 5: She thinks everybody here is really cool, and like, well,
Speaker 5: then maybe.
Speaker 1: Then we keep her away from us. We keep her
Speaker 1: away so that we keep that level of coolness.
Speaker 4: Bottle that heather, because there will be a time in
Speaker 4: a couple of years where she's just like, ugh, I'm
Speaker 4: really nervous.
Speaker 1: Eleven I adored my mother and then twelve year old
Speaker 1: I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 4: Another story that's going on right now at Langley air
Speaker 4: Force Base, National Transportation Safety Boards at an aircraft has
Speaker 4: crashed there and that the NTSB is and root. They
Speaker 4: of course are close, so it's not going to take
Speaker 4: them a very long time to get there. But a
Speaker 4: phone call a press contact at Langley Air Force said
Speaker 4: that first responders are on the scene, safety and security
Speaker 4: of personnel is still a priority and they're still under investigation.
Speaker 4: They said the plane is likely a high performance single
Speaker 4: seat aerobatic aircraft designed primarily for air shows and competitive aerobatics.
Speaker 1: Sorry, still struggling over here.
Speaker 4: Jack in the Blox has announced the somewhere between one
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty and two hundred underperforming stores part of
Speaker 4: an aggressive financial plan that they are calling Jack on Track,
Speaker 4: CEO of Jack and the Box Catchy.
Speaker 1: That's reminded me of something I heard earlier.
Speaker 2: I said in a statement.
Speaker 4: The fast food chain known for Jumbo the Jumbo Yak,
Speaker 4: and they're sarcastic. Jack in the box mascot is accelerating
Speaker 4: cash flow and paying down debt.
Speaker 1: I have an awful story to share. Maybe I shouldn't
Speaker 1: share it.
Speaker 2: Is it to require music?
Speaker 1: No, it's really bad. Twin brothers, high school students, both
Speaker 1: drowned during a fishing outing in Mississippi. Wow, not awful.
Speaker 1: Eighteen years old, Cameron and Jamerian.
Speaker 2: I have a better story than that's good.
Speaker 1: That's good? Could you imagine? I mean, it's a family tragedy,
Speaker 1: it's a school tragedy. It's a community. That is the
Speaker 1: stuff that you never books are written about. That kind
Speaker 1: of stuff like that is insane for a small town,
Speaker 1: especially to get their head around.
Speaker 2: Constance Meyer of Beverly Hills violin teacher to some very
Speaker 2: rich and happy people. But she would cough a lot,
Speaker 2: and her students noticed it. The parents of some of
Speaker 2: the students noticed it. Finally, when she seventy two year
Speaker 2: old virtuoso concert violinist, when she coughed in front of
Speaker 2: a UCLA cardiologist. The UCLA cardiologist said, you want to
Speaker 2: get that checked out. It turns out she had a
Speaker 2: significant blockage in her left anterior descending artery, which is
Speaker 2: the main artery that supplies the heart muscle, a ticking
Speaker 2: time bomb that she was refusing to check out because
Speaker 2: she simply thought she had a dry, nagging cough, when
Speaker 2: in fact it was a significant heart issue that she had.
Speaker 1: To Yeah, those dry coughs that linger can be very problematic.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's just a dry cough that lingers.
Speaker 4: She says, she's a vegetarian, avid walker, no past heart
Speaker 4: problems or even symptoms. Yeah, but the doctor said a
Speaker 4: lot of people overlook subtle and unusual signs like a
Speaker 4: persistent CAF.
Speaker 2: So she goes to gotta take.
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Speaker 4: The Trump administration has also asked the Supreme Court to
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Speaker 1: Again we mentioned this week has been the spot of
Speaker 1: take your Child.
Speaker 4: To Work Day, and they call it different things. Some
Speaker 4: of them is bring your child, bring your take your
Speaker 4: son or daughter to work day. Bring it the official
Speaker 4: Department of the Interior of your United States government.
Speaker 1: Find some kid and bring it to where you're going.
Speaker 2: All it says is bring a kid to work Day.
Speaker 2: So just get one off the street, could be anybody's kid.
Speaker 1: Stop at the bus stop, grab a kid.
Speaker 4: They said it's an annual event held on the fourth
Speaker 4: Thursday of April, that would be today. So they said
Speaker 4: that there is a theme this year. Again this is
Speaker 4: from the Department of the Interior. I don't know anybody
Speaker 4: who actually pays attention to what Doui.
Speaker 2: Says, but the theme.
Speaker 1: Wait, hold on, go on, maybe we should guess about
Speaker 1: the theme.
Speaker 2: All right, what is the theme you think for take
Speaker 2: your kid to Workday Today? For April twenty fourth, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five.
Speaker 1: My idea would be something like work together or something
Speaker 1: stupid like, no, do your job, get paid and that
Speaker 1: should be enough. No, don't expect there to be puppies
Speaker 1: at work on a bad day. No, is it called
Speaker 1: work sucks? It's like people that go to jail and
Speaker 1: expect it to be the freaking rits You're going to work.
Speaker 1: It's called work for a reason. Is that the theme?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: Is is it called your bad attitude at work is
Speaker 1: bad for you and everybody around you? Is that the theme?
Speaker 2: Are all hitting way too close to home?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Really, No, it's called why Mommy's on Xanax and why
Speaker 4: Daddy has a drinking problem.
Speaker 1: That's also very close enough.
Speaker 2: The theme this.
Speaker 4: Year from the Department of Interior is for a new generation,
Speaker 4: connecting kids with role models into different fields, gaining experiences
Speaker 4: that make their future goal to reatainable and exciting.
Speaker 1: Too long to read the Department of Interior. Actually, my
Speaker 1: initial idea of working together has.
Speaker 4: Resources to help you and your children encourage learning.
Speaker 1: Is it how to how to set your boss on fire?
Speaker 4: It's also not just your children, it's the children in
Speaker 4: your life. So for example, if I had grand I
Speaker 4: could bring a grand kid in here, and then I
Speaker 4: have it's a kid.
Speaker 1: Sure, right, do you have grandkids I don't know about.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't think so do you.
Speaker 1: Have grandkids you don't know about?
Speaker 2: Possibly? Clearly possible.
Speaker 1: You just got real quiet there for a secon.
Speaker 2: Now to do the math on that.
Speaker 1: It's just funny, like bring kids do work day, Like
Speaker 1: I never really thought about it, Like you go home,
Speaker 1: you're complaining to like your wife or your your husband,
Speaker 1: like God, Peter sucks, Peter's freaking off, like freaking hate.
Speaker 1: Peter sucks so bad. I'm sorry of using your dog's name.
Speaker 1: But uh, and then you and then it's like take
Speaker 1: your kid to work today and you're like, and this
Speaker 1: is Peter kids like you suck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my dad says you're.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah. My mom says you're a horror. You're a horror.
Speaker 1: For John, it was John's his boss, John J Boss
Speaker 1: got it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my kids have come in. I would bring my
Speaker 4: kids in never during the week. It was when I
Speaker 4: was doing the Sunday show.
Speaker 1: I saw he brought your chid. You brought your daughter
Speaker 1: in during the week. I brought her in here to
Speaker 1: see this show. Yeah, but when they were younger. I
Speaker 1: don't think my son has set foot in this place.
Speaker 1: He was about ten. You can't expose your children to
Speaker 1: the handle show, right, which back then, when it was
Speaker 1: you know, when it was what well it was, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know what I was going to say.
Speaker 2: I think I do know what you're going to say.
Speaker 1: What was I going to say?
Speaker 2: I don't know it was going to be bad though it.
Speaker 1: Wasn't going to be bad. I was just I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's more crass back then than it is now.
Speaker 4: But I have noticed that my daughter is very comfortable
Speaker 4: speaking in front of people, and I don't know if
Speaker 4: that's because she saw me do it, or if that's
Speaker 4: a genetic thing or what. My wife is very uncomfortable speaking.
Speaker 4: She's great at it, but she is uncomfortable speaking in
Speaker 4: front of people.
Speaker 1: I'm wildly uncomfortable speaking in front of people.
Speaker 4: Which is weird because we do it every day. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean, you do it in front of me, and
Speaker 4: I do it in front of you. Obviously it'd be different.
Speaker 4: I've said this many times before. I'd be different speaking
Speaker 4: to a room of ten people than to Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 4: Standing on pitchers mound and speaking to Dodger Stadium would
Speaker 4: be less intimidating to me than in a room of
Speaker 4: ten people.
Speaker 1: This sounds awful to me. It's like one word, you
Speaker 1: and I have to do something. Do you notice that
Speaker 1: I kind of just like hide behind you like you're
Speaker 1: a plant?
Speaker 4: You do say to me, you're the one talking. Yes,
Speaker 4: sometimes yes, but it doesn't always end.
Speaker 2: Up that way.
Speaker 1: No, No, because I can't shut the hell up, but
Speaker 1: I do. It is terrifying, the idea of like standing
Speaker 1: up or just even a break.
Speaker 2: But you'll close the deal. Oh my god. All right.
Speaker 2: Strange science, including what have.
Speaker 1: We ever played that game dogs?
Speaker 4: Dogs outrank humans when it comes to relationships, and also
Speaker 4: why things like palm oil, corn syrup, dextrin blue number one,
Speaker 4: yellow number making.
Speaker 1: My stomach urau.
Speaker 4: I just ate all the combination of food additives could
Speaker 4: be worse than just one food additive.
Speaker 2: We'll explain.
Speaker 1: Is that why we just ate those peanut m and
Speaker 1: a We haven't touched them you haven't. No, oh, oh, okay,
Speaker 1: you're better than you. Better eat those m and ms.
Speaker 4: I just I didn't need them during the segment, that's all,
Speaker 4: but I will probably finish.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you better.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 6: AM six forty.
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Speaker 7: I'm sorry, Shannon, bless you for choosing not to have kids,
Speaker 7: but if you were bringing your kids to work that
Speaker 7: you guys go from talking global politics and geopolitical strategy
Speaker 7: to Darius and underwear naked, naked in underwear seats, even
Speaker 7: the road you do, you guys go naked and Harry's
Speaker 7: fitos right into everything else. You need a kid around
Speaker 7: for that?
Speaker 2: Not a good idea.
Speaker 1: Do you think that my kid wouldn't hear worse at.
Speaker 2: Home that I think is awesome? Come on, funny, come on,
Speaker 2: suggest Do.
Speaker 1: You think it's all rainbows and sugar plums at home?
Speaker 1: And then I expose them to this show.
Speaker 2: Mommy's just gonna have some tea and read quietly on
Speaker 2: the counter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's a crumpet right up your butt.
Speaker 2: What are you doing to the kid?
Speaker 1: Well, you sit tea that I was thinking crumpets and
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's gotta go there.
Speaker 1: What is a crumpet? Is that just a cookie?
Speaker 2: I have no idea. I've never had.
Speaker 1: You don't know. I've never known what a crumpet is.
Speaker 1: You're not you should know what a crumpet is.
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Speaker 1: M I like crumpets.
Speaker 2: It's time for strange science.
Speaker 6: Strange science.
Speaker 2: It's like weird science, but strange.
Speaker 1: Okay. So scientists in Hawaii have discovered a new, extremely
Speaker 1: rare species This is the carnivorous bone collecting caterpillar. They
Speaker 1: live in one five mile area on a Wahoo. Scientists
Speaker 1: there say that after hatching the tiny instinct insects live
Speaker 1: almost their entire lives in the web of a single spider,
Speaker 1: eating any weakened or recently deceased insects that have been
Speaker 1: caught by their host, all while adorned in a grisly
Speaker 1: collection of body parts. Daniel Ubanov is a professor an
Speaker 1: etymology chair at University of Hawaii, and he says they'll
Speaker 1: also find dry bits of excuse me, they'll find bits
Speaker 1: of dry bug jerky stuck to the web and eat that.
Speaker 1: They're not just meat eating, but they're also cannibals. If
Speaker 1: they come across another smaller caterpillar, they will happily consume it.
Speaker 1: That's why we never find more than one caterpillar pillar
Speaker 1: per web.
Speaker 2: The bone collector caterpillar.
Speaker 1: They're very rare. They make up less than point one
Speaker 1: three percent of the moth and butterfly species around the globe.
Speaker 1: But they're even rarer still. They've called the species bone collector,
Speaker 1: and they're working on publishing a species description that will
Speaker 1: include a formal scientific name my goodness.
Speaker 4: I mentioned The Bone Collector, the book written by Jeff
Speaker 4: free Dever good book.
Speaker 1: What's that about about War?
Speaker 2: The Bone Collector?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's about a serial killer, hence the they leave clues.
Speaker 1: Denzel Washington, War can also be a bone collector.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 4: Denzel Washington and Angelina Joe Lee were in the movie
Speaker 4: which would have been ninety six ninety seven. I don't
Speaker 4: think I ever said nine ninety nine is when they
Speaker 4: can't see that. Your dog doesn't criticize you. Your dog
Speaker 4: rarely starts arguments about politics, probably doesn't hold a grudge,
Speaker 4: you know, may not wag its tail when you get home,
Speaker 4: but it's still happy to see you. A new study
Speaker 4: from Hungarian researcher shows that dog owners experience greater relationship
Speaker 4: satisfaction with four legged companions than they do with relatives
Speaker 4: than they do with friends. In fact, the only bond
Speaker 4: that matches canine relationships when it comes to fulfillment.
Speaker 2: The only bond is parent child bond.
Speaker 1: And even then the caterpillar insect jerky in a.
Speaker 4: Web's going to warn heather. Even then that has a
Speaker 4: time limit on it. The parent child bond. Scientific Reports
Speaker 4: has a study shows the dog owners report receiving more
Speaker 4: support from their canine companions than from any human relationship
Speaker 4: except their children. That makes sense, and they experience fewer
Speaker 4: negative interactions with their dogs compared to most human people.
Speaker 1: Are awful, aren't they they are? A new study suggests
Speaker 1: food additives might be riskier for health than previously understood. Emulsifiers, dies,
Speaker 1: artificial sweeteners all linked to health problem.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the problem is when we've studied them up
Speaker 4: to this point, we've studied one at a time. Now
Speaker 4: they're starting to do some studies where they combine red
Speaker 4: number three with an emulsifier of some kind, because that's
Speaker 4: what ultra processed foods usually have.
Speaker 2: Is still Smorgus bond.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, aren't most of them, including more
Speaker 1: than one die?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: They said that some common combinations of these artificial additives,
Speaker 4: the colors, the sweeteners, and multifiers are associated with a
Speaker 4: higher risk of type two diabetes beyond what could be
Speaker 4: explained by the individual substances alone diabetes. So they say
Speaker 4: that when some of these substances are eaten together, their
Speaker 4: negative health impacts could be compounded. According to Matilda Tuvier,
Speaker 4: a research director National Institute of health and medical research
Speaker 4: in France and the studies lead author.
Speaker 1: Catchy songs, how they get stuck in your head and
Speaker 1: how to stop it. We have the answers when we return.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 6: AM six fortys.
Speaker 4: Dunked in Soseki sauce, which takes away whatever nutritional value
Speaker 4: I thought I had in the green bell pepper.
Speaker 1: Probably I was just yogurt and some dill and starlak garlic.
Speaker 4: Kings are up two games to none over the Oilers
Speaker 4: their six two win last night. Game three is tomorrow
Speaker 4: night in Edmonton basketball playoffs Clippers and Nuggets. Game three
Speaker 4: is tonight at the Into It Dome. Pirates beat the
Speaker 4: Angels three nothing. They'll wrap up their series with a
Speaker 4: game at about six thirty tonight. I believe Cubs beat
Speaker 4: the Dodgers again Yesterday seven is six at Wrigley, so
Speaker 4: Dodgers have a day off today, they come home and
Speaker 4: they will host the Pirates starting tomorrow. We've talked about
Speaker 4: the science of catchy music before. Earworm kind songs that
Speaker 4: get stuck in your head for no real good reason.
Speaker 4: Science doesn't know exactly what makes it an earworm why
Speaker 4: it keeps coming back. For example, they refer to it
Speaker 4: in the science world as involuntary musical imagery. You don't
Speaker 4: even plan on it, but the song just kind of
Speaker 4: pops up in your head. And if you work in
Speaker 4: a place that plays music constantly, you're gonna hear something
Speaker 4: over and over again.
Speaker 2: That's one that we hear here.
Speaker 1: We used to rotation.
Speaker 2: There's a there's something by the way.
Speaker 4: Speech doesn't inherently have the same structure that music does,
Speaker 4: for example, but poetry might. And there is one theory
Speaker 4: that suggests that simply repeating spoken words make them sound
Speaker 4: like music. So here's an example of just spoken words
Speaker 4: repeated over and over again that your brain will interpret
Speaker 4: as music.
Speaker 8: Sometimes behaves so strangely, sometimes behaves so strangely, sometimes behaves
Speaker 8: so strangely like her, sometimes behaves so strangely, sometimes behaves
Speaker 8: so strangely. The sounds as they appear to you are
Speaker 8: not only different from those that are really present, but
Speaker 8: they sometimes behave so strangely as to seem quite impossible understand.
Speaker 4: That's not hard to understand, because she had a certain
Speaker 4: cadence to her voice, and the tone changed a little
Speaker 4: bit and then when you repeat it like that, it
Speaker 4: sounds like music. That's kind of the way our heads
Speaker 4: do this. They say that the earworm itself is kind
Speaker 4: of a hard thing to pin down, but scientists have
Speaker 4: been matching mapping out why some songs are more catchy
Speaker 4: than others. For example, I'm gonna give you two different songs.
Speaker 4: You tell me which one is more catchy. They say
Speaker 4: that what matters most about an earworm is whether the
Speaker 4: song is singable, how easy it is to understand. And
Speaker 4: to me, the first one was the lyrics were clearer, yes,
Speaker 4: And how compelled you are to sing along, even if
Speaker 4: it is just in your head.
Speaker 1: And even if the lyrics are inane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean this is the probably a great example.
Speaker 1: These are brilliant.
Speaker 4: Lyrics, I mean, and that's the chorus of that song
Speaker 4: is what makes that thing that?
Speaker 1: And the video is so good dancing kids don't know
Speaker 1: what video is.
Speaker 5: I feel like we need to break in this song again.
Speaker 5: It's not Friday yet, but I'm just a great Can
Speaker 5: I pick the song for you too to sing?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 1: Okay, musical, we're going with musical? Right?
Speaker 2: Oh? Right now? Okay, you started this?
Speaker 6: I did.
Speaker 2: I just don't on a limb by Gary?
Speaker 1: What's the what's the song from Aladdin? A whole New world?
Speaker 1: Can you guys do a whole new world? I can
Speaker 1: show you the world. That's how I started commit to it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you started. You've heard me sing right. People crash their vehicles.
Speaker 1: It's awful. It's like a freaking disease, pet dying, a
Speaker 1: slow death in a corner.
Speaker 2: How awful?
Speaker 1: Exactly?
Speaker 2: I can show you the world?
Speaker 1: Yeah, ready, you don't know how it goes?
Speaker 2: Shimmering splene, I need.
Speaker 1: Just sing it. Do you want me to do? You
Speaker 1: want me to get the music up?
Speaker 2: Tell me Shatner princess.
Speaker 1: Now you guys sing it?
Speaker 2: When did you least let your heart to say?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 1: I got that way too into it.
Speaker 5: This is going to be your probo for tomorrow, Gary
Speaker 5: and Shannon of the world.
Speaker 1: You see the look on his face. You ruined it.
Speaker 2: This was my favorite, though.
Speaker 4: They said that most of the time people find earworm's
Speaker 4: pleasant or at least neutral. Outside of the baby shark thing.
Speaker 4: People in Britain often sing God Save the Queen or now,
Speaker 4: of course, God Save the King, which can take their
Speaker 4: minds off of ear worm infestation because it is so
Speaker 4: boring that it will replace anything that it is that
Speaker 4: you had stuck in your head before.
Speaker 1: Wait, why did I think it was the punk version
Speaker 1: of God saying? When I first read that, I thought
Speaker 1: that too, and I was like, that's an interesting choice.
Speaker 4: I think in America that's by far more popular. I mean, granted,
Speaker 4: the melody is the same as My Country Tis of Thee,
Speaker 4: but I think people when you say God Save the Queen,
Speaker 4: they think of the punk vers.
Speaker 5: It's my genic's mind that went immediately to like the
Speaker 5: punk version of it.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Speaking of music, each draft prospect selected
Speaker 1: a walkout song for the draft tonight. I tell you
Speaker 1: what they are, but I don't know any of them.
Speaker 1: In the top was this Top thirteen, Top fifteen guys.
Speaker 1: I don't know any of these songs.
Speaker 2: That's great. What are they are? Songs?
Speaker 1: Okay, imaginary Players, jay Z free punk promo, little Baby
Speaker 1: right above it, Lil Wayne about My Money QT seven
Speaker 1: kwany international player's anthem, I choose you, ugk outcast Bottom,
Speaker 1: gonna him all along, gonna let it all work out,
Speaker 1: Lil Wayne toast up, A lot of Gunna, A lot
Speaker 1: of gunna. Walk through Richie rich Homie Kwan, get Ready
Speaker 1: rod Wave, I know rod Wave, I don't know get
Speaker 1: Ready Drake Forever. Oh that's funny. That's funny, and then
Speaker 1: another rod Wave song.
Speaker 2: But zero Kendrick in there.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's how old I am.
Speaker 1: You're very old. You're an old.
Speaker 2: These guys are all twenty one three.
Speaker 4: You have a little something, I guess all right. Carl
Speaker 4: Demayo in for John Cobalt is coming up next. We'll
Speaker 4: see you tomorrow, all of those. Stay dry, everybody, blessings.
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