#3614 : I Don't Like The Ds

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[SPEAKER_09]: It's the Michael Mera Show with Michael Mera and Rob Spiewack.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I am indeed because today the devil knows your Irish for something like that, right?

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[SPEAKER_10]: Majorly the first ball is oh money because every stadium is still in green stuff.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Yes.

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[SPEAKER_10]: And I missed out on.

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[SPEAKER_14]: When I went in the in the gift shop over the weekend, I missed out on my red sock St. Patty's day hat.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So my kid has one and I don't and I'm really really.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Really jealous.

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[SPEAKER_14]: The only size.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, they only had size three and three quarters.

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[SPEAKER_14]: What's the three?

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[SPEAKER_15]: No, seven and six.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Three and three quarters would be like, like, I mean, for Beetlejuice.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yes.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Seven and three quarters.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And I was, I mean, you could almost wear that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But I was Chris from twice.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I wear three quarters.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That means every hat has been sold.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Is that what it is?

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[SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, I agree.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Everyone's ball fans.

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[SPEAKER_10]: everyone's got your size head.

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[SPEAKER_10]: I, like, I had the same issue.

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[SPEAKER_10]: I wanted the new Sprung training hat, couldn't find it in my size, couldn't find, like, any shirts I wanted in my size.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They do it by, they do it on purpose.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They do it on purpose, because they know they're gonna create that urgency, and that's the way it was in my face.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I'm wearing the mouse.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I am wearing my green stripes today for a St. Patrick's Day and you know, Rob, I have to share with you that this holiday no longer has its sizzle that it used to have for me.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You know, it was a big day for me back in the day, but my mom passed on March 18th.

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[SPEAKER_14]: ever since then, I've just had it, I haven't had it, you know, and February March are, you know, a lot of people who's talking to people that that seems to be, you know, a lot of what you experience goes around during these days, beginning part of the year.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's why it's kind of the dull drums that they have.

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[SPEAKER_15]: But they can be fun if if you make it, I remember I used to tell my kids that if you don't wear green today, a

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[SPEAKER_15]: And so you just have to make it fun.

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[SPEAKER_15]: That's sweet.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I wish more parents do that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I remember growing up in high school, not high school elementary school in particular, and really, really taking it personally, if anyone wore a particular.

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[SPEAKER_14]: color that may be being displayed on this very show today is that the where oh something Oriental century yes it was it was like I was told that it is a middle finger to the Irish to where orange on the same now now people would say because you know that song all my father he or were in jettin my mother she or green that you know that song don't you judge it's my alarm clock

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, it was the TV, that I have ever seen.

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[SPEAKER_14]: My father, he was our agent, my mother.

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[SPEAKER_14]: She was great.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's a Protestant Catholic thing, I believe, that it is.

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[SPEAKER_00]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I'm not sure what the song is, but I remember being really like brainwashed, probably at home, and I had to be at home about being concerned about seeing orange, and I'd always really, I remember from elementary school being really pissed off if I saw orange.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It would really irritate me, you know, that's that's what I remember.

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[SPEAKER_15]: So you've had issues for a long time, I've had fight that really shouldn't bother you.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And then of course, my dream was to open an Irish pub when I did that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And it's those are some of the greatest, same Patrick stays ever had.

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[SPEAKER_14]: What do you remember Irish flag is orange right yeah, but the thing but it's the where-in of the green is what you do on the same Patrick's day is there any is there any green in your orial shirt?

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[SPEAKER_14]: I don't think there's green in my luggage You are still on the road Yeah, yeah, I am yeah, he's in the days in I'm a tacy you're today's in in are you still in Sarasota?

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[SPEAKER_10]: I wish I'm in Lakeland

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[SPEAKER_14]: Lakeland Florida who's who trails in Lakeland also great the Tigers the Tigers the Tigers the Tigers Detroit Detroit is sad Lakeland what can you tell me about Lakeland lots of lakes right that's about it They make a butter there you might as well be in Orlando because it's just it's in the middle of the state

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[SPEAKER_14]: It's the middle of the state.

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[SPEAKER_14]: There are some lakes, but it's a lot of double-wides, right?

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[SPEAKER_14]: I mean, I've driven through Lakeland.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It's kind of met.

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[SPEAKER_10]: You know what it is?

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[SPEAKER_10]: It's the Lumberton of Florida.

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[SPEAKER_10]: The one, which is five, Lumberton.

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[SPEAKER_10]: If you ever drive up 95, Lumberton is halfway where everyone stops.

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[SPEAKER_14]: is in Lebanon, South Carolina, isn't that where it is?

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[SPEAKER_14]: I think it's in North Carolina, okay.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Is Lakeland a destination for horny seniors?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Because I know in the front there's a little bit just a little bit or he can go off mic a little bit, just a wee bit.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay, go ahead, Rob.

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[SPEAKER_15]: The, they always say that they're those central parts of Florida where old people go when they retire and then they have crazy sex.

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[SPEAKER_15]: is that what Lakeland is.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's the villages.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, okay.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It's not the little stuff.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Also outside of Tampa, Orlando, that area up there.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But the the Tigers, you know, four Myers kind of a cool place to train Red Sox train down here.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Sarah Soda kind of a, you know, a nice Gulf Coast area for the Orioles to train in and go, England.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's why the red sacks moved out of like winter Haven because winter Haven was in the middle the middle part of the state It was all like they like that, but they didn't go to They didn't go to like resorty areas.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They just went to places where they could grow grass I think that's really what they didn't spring training back to me What does Detroit the club of Detroit?

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[SPEAKER_15]: What do they offer?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Do they have any historical significance any great players come from Detroit?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh my god Yes

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay, what do you what is this baseball 101 we're doing for you right now what you mean the Detroit Tigers franchise Yeah, I'm trying to think of the I can't think of any player that jumps to mind the norm cash Mickey low-litch

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[SPEAKER_15]: Don't know.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Don't know.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I just didn't know them.

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[SPEAKER_15]: So I'm not a big one.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You know what I'm trying what I'm trying to pull that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I'm really trying to like pull great, uh, trying to pull the great Detroit Tigers.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I know I'm missing like the greatest hitter in the history of Detroit.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And I'm getting no help.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's when Josh starts looking around the room.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Someone says Ty Cobb was Ty Cobb a tiger?

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[SPEAKER_15]: I don't know if Ty Cobb was a tiger.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He was a tiger.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I hate, I hate full man.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I remember that stuff.

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[SPEAKER_14]: We remember all the negatives about sports.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Bad at a thousand and anti-semitis, Mr. Ty Cobb.

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[SPEAKER_15]: No, I just, because if you think of other teams and I know it's a heritage team, it's been around forever.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I just, nothing pops to mind for me, even in a culture.

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[SPEAKER_15]: McGill has a career in that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I've heard of that.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_14]: All right.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They had an X-Con.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I know that the Detroit Tigers had an X-Con on their roster.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Was it Litty?

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[SPEAKER_14]: No, it was not a G-Gorten Litty.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But I, you know what, when you bring it up, they're not a real heritage of championships.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yes.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I have more Josh.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Well, Ron LaFore.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Ron LaFore was the X-Con.

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[SPEAKER_10]: That was a big tough meme guy.

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[SPEAKER_10]: That's a robber or you mentioned alkaline, alkaline, not alkaline, like a battery, alkaline, or whatever.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It's not whatever his name was, alkaline or heels fan.

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[SPEAKER_14]: If it was, if somebody said, Boog for well, you wouldn't be happy about that with you.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It'd be perfectly fine.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And then are you, is he mellower because he's in the hotel room?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Is that why?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Is that because my take?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Here's my take.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He's got a different energy coming up.

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[SPEAKER_15]: This is my hot take.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It's my hot take is that he told me that he's in the hotel room because the internet is wicked fast in there.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Like 300 up and down.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But another good connection though, got to give him credit for that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But there's also something else.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It's the only good thing of this.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You seem, um, you seem the town.

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[SPEAKER_12]: You seem the town.

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[SPEAKER_12]: You seem the town.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Fine.

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[SPEAKER_10]: All right.

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[SPEAKER_10]: You seem the town.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Put upon.

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[SPEAKER_10]: I'm alone.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Well, I'm being told to be quiet.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Like I'm going to disturb neighbors.

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[SPEAKER_10]: You're wife.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Come on.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Let me ask a question.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Let me ask Kelly a question.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Does she know that this is how I feed my, this is the only way that I feed my family.

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[SPEAKER_10]: What about my family?

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[SPEAKER_10]: Did she get it?

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[SPEAKER_10]: Well, your family, you have two jobs.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Yes, and that's why she just took her one out for breakfast, they just left.

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[SPEAKER_10]: But I'll tell you part of it is, yeah, I'll probably, I probably will disturb the neighbors because this is the worst hotel I ever stayed in.

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[SPEAKER_10]: I was walking up at at least once an hour by noises, the beds uncomfortable.

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[SPEAKER_10]: So maybe I'm in a bad mood this morning.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Are you going to a game today?

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[SPEAKER_14]: 50 50 the weather it's supposed to be like 50 degrees and all I did was pack shorts I'm looking at the weather the weather skits of front like everywhere in the United States right now I'm looking at our weather down here and it seems to be okay for St. Patrick's day But then I see no it seems all right, but it doesn't look all right.

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[SPEAKER_10]: It looks like dangerous right now When did spring train and tickets become out?

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[SPEAKER_10]: Registration.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Oh, no, are they expensive now?

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[SPEAKER_10]: I didn't look at the temperatures.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Oh, what is it?

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[SPEAKER_10]: What do you have down there?

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[SPEAKER_14]: I got 59 degrees at noon.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I haven't played, I haven't played going for a week and two days.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, no, horrible.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You know, there are people around the corner that are going FU, around the coffee, not around the corner you did.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Michael, I got a high today of 59 degrees.

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[SPEAKER_10]: and it says 57 degrees at noon today for the game.

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[SPEAKER_10]: I don't know about this.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't even look at the wins.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn

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[SPEAKER_14]: I don't know.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I hate talking about the weather on the show because it's like, you know, the show's got a really, really long tail.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But anyway, getting back to the whole St. Patrick State thing, I've had my great St. Patrick's days.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I've had my identity of being Irish, be top shelf and now on a day like this, I would say I come in here.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I had to, I had forgotten to wear green, which is coming full circle where the holiday is not what it used to be.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I did a

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[SPEAKER_14]: term paper or actually a journalism product for my broadcast journalism degree at American University and it was actually it was print journalism that I did.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So I did a new story on Irish pubs in Washington D.C. because I thought it would be a cool way to get to know the owners of the traditional Irish pubs in downtown D.C. and I still

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[SPEAKER_14]: uh... down at the Irish time so you talk to me about you know being sometimes a little less than honest or uh... upstanding in my activities but you kind of work the education system if you're writing an education project on on Irish people no what i did was i uh... i wrote uh... at the recommendation of uh... professors i wrote about what was interesting to me and so i was able to hold i was it what i what's that what did you say alcohol drinking

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[SPEAKER_14]: I mean, what is the purpose of this yellow with his orange shirt and his mowac and his yellow background and his crappy motilities in right now?

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[SPEAKER_14]: In Lakeland, I'd be in a crappy mood if I was in Lakeland.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I was going to be guilty to Greece.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It kind of looks like porn lighting on him, doesn't it?

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[SPEAKER_14]: I don't know about you folks.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I love the shows where everybody's in different places.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It makes me happy.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But anyway, as far as the identity of it, I used to be such a big deal for me.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And then, when I was later on in my life, I had the opportunity to purchase an Irish pub.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And I did, and I put my name on it.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And it was, as I say to people, well, how was it owning an Irish pub?

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[SPEAKER_14]: I said, I had five years, three of them good.

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[SPEAKER_14]: uh... that's essentially what it was and uh... the the first three years same Patrick's day was not only uh... fun because i was Irish and i was in the local same patty's day parade but it was the biggest money making day of my restaurant all year

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[SPEAKER_14]: by leaps and bounds which was lots of fun.

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[SPEAKER_14]: However, the baptism of fire was when we opened on, I think it was a Saturday St. Patrick's Day, which is the craziest one of all, and the parade ended, and in probably 15 minutes, I had 200 people.

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[SPEAKER_14]: waiting to get into my restaurant and I got yelled at and it was like one of the first days I ever owned the place and I was just walking around.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't know what I was doing.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, running it.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I was just walking around being, I don't know.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Hey, if I refilled, there we old marriage.

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[SPEAKER_10]: But you assumed every day would be 200 people trying to get in.

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[SPEAKER_14]: No, I never did that, but we had our good days and then of course the slow decline.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yes, Rob.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I was gonna say, I'm sure you have a favorite St. Patrick's Day.

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[SPEAKER_15]: When I think St. Patrick's Day, I always recall and it's not a good memory, but it was so vivid to me is we were going on the air at three and you would come in at about 130 or so I guess.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And you came in on St. Patrick's Day and your ice machine was broken at the restaurant.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And it was St. Patrick's Day and you were out of your mind.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And you should be because of

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[SPEAKER_14]: yeah i would think maybe now my question is is do you have a favorite doesn't have to be limited to the restaurant you have a favorite same Patrick's day memory growing up i think the uh... there was a there was a day at the irish public or maris irish pub where i got to uh... due to my favorite things i got to three of my favorite things

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[SPEAKER_14]: uh... my uh... being on display being the center of attention behind the in the same pattern state parade followed by my restaurant kicking ass and doing an amazing number and then the best part of the evening was we would have so many people that we would put a tent outside of the brick and mortar restaurant and people would come in and the weather as you know always a little weird around uh... the middle of the always cash through

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's just a story month to be cold.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It can be a, you know, one.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And then later in the evening, it wasn't really late at night.

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[SPEAKER_14]: We would have people out in front of my joint at five, 30 in the morning on St. Patrick's Day.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And I'm sure there are pubs around America where people are getting ready to make an entire day of it.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And that's just the way they do it.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And somehow Thursday always seems like

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[SPEAKER_14]: you know you're stealing the friday and you may be starting your weekend early Tuesday a little more awkward to have it in the the middle of the week but the reason I tell this story is because when you've got people in a pub all day long there can be a little problematic situation or two and so I remember it was the end of a very long day and as much as I loved

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[SPEAKER_14]: uh... having a successful place and being able to be successful when that's happening you do get a little crispy and people are getting a little drunk and people are getting a little at a hand and i remember a trouble maker that uh... they were leading out of the restaurant because he was flated and uh... they let him out and one of the best moments of my life i watched the police officers tasem

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[SPEAKER_14]: at my feet uh multiple times that was that prob in a way like a symbolic of driving those snakes out of Ireland you were yeah I was driving you so a lot of the out of the joint the amazing you know the the day was uh

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[SPEAKER_14]: I don't know why when I was a child, I felt angst about this.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Somebody put that in my head, probably one of the mean kids that are on my street that used to torture me, whatever way they could, it's like, well, I'm wearing orange.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That means somebody said something like, I'm wearing orange, so at the Irish or something like that, you know, where I had that kind of anxiety where you should not have had anxiety.

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[SPEAKER_14]: love St. Patrick's Day.

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[SPEAKER_14]: The elderly love to wear green.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They love to go out and eat corn beef and cabbage.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Uh, that type of thing.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Um, I'm going to court in the Google green represents Catholic and orange represents Protestant.

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[SPEAKER_10]: I think that's what a problem.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's the, uh, it's the, you know, the troubles.

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[SPEAKER_15]: So don't drop your kids in green today.

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[SPEAKER_14]: What do you, what does that mean?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Well, I mean, it's good if it's going to attract the Catholics.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Well, you're part Catholic.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You, you, you, you've done the Catholic things.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He's making a priest joke.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I know he's making a priest joke.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I understand that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And I believe me, I've been around the Irish priest, father McDonald.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And everybody, all right, I'll be back.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I don't know.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Wow, I did not expect their spider in the is there a cockroach in the bathroom?

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[SPEAKER_14]: We're gonna find out.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Look at his face.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I know he's really worked out today Do you want to go down his little road trips?

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[SPEAKER_15]: And you know what your body's your tickets you take your hand right on time on that one my friend

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[SPEAKER_15]: Absolutely, I can remember being in the second grade because I remember the teacher that if you didn't wear green You got pinched and it got to be like an issue in the classroom that people were sneaking up and pinching people that didn't wear green I can't not be with this rub I'm sorry, I'm just trying to be a little trying to be you good for your friend No, there's only there's only the sun in the wife, right?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, do you think that it was that the wife screaming?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Well, if it was Owen, it would be like Ned Flanders when he screams he screams like a girl.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Or it's like Tucker Carlson's laugh.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Uh, that they've they've done on Saturday Night Live, which was hysterical by the way.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Maybe the strongest bit in the entire episode this week.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Uh, I don't so I'm not sure what the what the scream would be.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Do you want to guess we can each guess if you like?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Well, this might be something bad.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's a if that's a kid screaming It's a different story.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I think it was a kid.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I think it was Kelly.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I think I do too.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I would have to hear a a replay my guess is that She went into the bathroom and you know, they've got a shower curtain in the bathroom, right?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Green is a watchroom watch band a year covered.

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[SPEAKER_15]: You're absolutely covered and then she pulled the shower curtain back And I imagine it's one shower curtain that just goes inside the tub

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[SPEAKER_14]: But Josh is there, so it was Josh like hanging in the elevator.

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[SPEAKER_15]: But it could be a corpse.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It could be the corpse of Al-K-Line.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Like in the bathtub.

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[SPEAKER_14]: This is too weird.

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[SPEAKER_14]: This is the stuff that, you know, I know you want to ignore it, ignore the fact that there's an empty space there.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I'm not ignoring it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I'm just trying to figure out what it could be.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Mm-hmm.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Not trying to diminish it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I mean, everyone who's with us heard the scream.

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[SPEAKER_14]: What is the forget it on halfway home?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, Joe.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Joe Hardensher.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Joe Hardensher, you hated me ever since that day, right?

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[SPEAKER_15]: What do we, why was Joe mad?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Joe and you never got along.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I never understood that because Joe was about the easy, most easy-going idiot you've ever met.

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[SPEAKER_15]: He liked everybody.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And for some reason, you two had friction, but the problem was as you had set up a table for everyone on the show to come out for St. Patrick's Day.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Ladies and gentlemen, that's a little window into my soul right there.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's the way way to lay it squarely on me, you know.

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[SPEAKER_15]: No, I was because Joe was a weird guy It's just it always found it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I always found it surprising But you had set up a table for everyone in the show plus ones to come in and have the same Patrick's day I think it was the first same Patrick's day.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Don't make it.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I think it was I think the junkies came and they go and Duke's came

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[SPEAKER_14]: gorgeous.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It was so much fun to get there.

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[SPEAKER_15]: But for some reason the door man didn't let Joe in because I don't know why.

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[SPEAKER_15]: He was supposed to be on a list and he changed it, right?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Isn't that when it flipped?

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[SPEAKER_15]: I think that's when it officially flipped.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It was him and his wife or woman or whatever, Tracy.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Tracy, baby.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Got to get a good memory for sure.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh man, that is absolutely what happened.

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[SPEAKER_15]: So he didn't get in.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And finally, you know, this is almost pre-cell phone.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And I get a call on my cell phone and a Jill frozen bomb Joe is a tool.

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[SPEAKER_15]: He was.

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[SPEAKER_15]: He was.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Is he's not deceased, is he?

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[SPEAKER_15]: No, well, I can't comment to him.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Now, I'm sure he's still a powerful force in the power of watching business.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, non-judges.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, I'm back here.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Oh, he is not smiling.

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[SPEAKER_14]: No, he's not.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Hi.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Hi there Josh.

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[SPEAKER_14]: How's it going?

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[SPEAKER_10]: Everything's okay.

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[SPEAKER_10]: As I mentioned, this hotel sucks.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_10]: And apparently, they make their coffee way too hot and then don't provide lids, so we had a coffee spill.

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[SPEAKER_10]: That's all.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Okay, thank you.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I thought it was something really horrible.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Do we have any third degree burns?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Perhaps.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh no.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Things are red, so we'll have to just wait and see.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And just as a clarification, was it Kelly we heard scream?

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[SPEAKER_10]: Yes.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Well, I hope you're so Kelly got burned with you now.

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[SPEAKER_14]: All right.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Now listen, I know you're a smart guy, but you have a windfall now.

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[SPEAKER_14]: This is it.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You can own the motel train.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Easy.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You can own the motel train.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Like the like the McDonald's lady.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Photographs, photographs, photographs.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And I'm sure

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[SPEAKER_14]: Well, in Lakeland, there will be an attorney who would love to take your case.

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[SPEAKER_10]: In a matter of time, I see fair fair signs everywhere.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That would be wonderful.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That will that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I mean, I'm relieved that it's not anything more severe, but I'm sorry for her.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That did not, you know, she seems like a tough lady.

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[SPEAKER_14]: She would necessarily react like that unless it really hurt.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So I'm sorry.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It was a lot.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It was a lot.

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[SPEAKER_15]: All right, and to finish the story, Mike, by the time Joe called me, I said, well, come on back, I can get you on the list, and he said, forget it, I'm halfway home!

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[SPEAKER_14]: And then it went, and I was hated from that moment.

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[SPEAKER_14]: If I wasn't hated before, I was certainly hated after that.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I think that's what it was not a good moment for it.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But Joe's happiest moments would be when something would go sideways for me.

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[SPEAKER_14]: When I would get in trouble, or I would get yelled at by the boss, that said, right, wouldn't that be, wouldn't that be accurate?

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[SPEAKER_14]: I didn't remember.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Joe would pile on more than anybody would pile on me.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You know, I think like what I would do when I would do the many solo shows where Rob, can you explain to Josh Soroka?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Sure.

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[SPEAKER_14]: How it was set up for me to do solo shows when you when you when you're working with someone who is in control to to the point of how to control.

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[SPEAKER_10]: it was probably where allowed to have a solo show.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I was allowed, but it was not, uh, let's just put it that, but Rob could probably articulate better than I could, but it was not, it wasn't where I was set up for six.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yes.

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[SPEAKER_15]: No, that's it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Primary, when the primary talent was not available to broadcast, a lot of times it was snow related.

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[SPEAKER_15]: because I don't know if you know this judge.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Great falls Virginia will get six times the amount of snow as anywhere else in the DMV making it impossible in possible roads.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It would be set up for Mike to do the solo show and eventually I got so we were pretty comfortable with it where I would run the board and you would be the lead and then we had whatever staff was the staff in the back room.

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[SPEAKER_15]: However, a lot of times we were told behind the scenes, stuff that we weren't allowed to do.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And then also, things that should be saved until the entire staff was there, certain things that would have been what I would call easy home run bits that were held back.

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[SPEAKER_10]: And then also, I imagine if he's snowed in, he's all these doing his lesson in, and Katika.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Oh, oh, he was a tall man.

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[SPEAKER_15]: He would come in?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, the calls were better on sick days.

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[SPEAKER_15]: If I'm remembering right, this is just one man's right one.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Joe, uh, I think I worked with Joe at one point.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And I had his comment was I can't work with Omar.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Oh, you know why because oh my god, I'd forgotten about this.

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[SPEAKER_15]: This is why that didn't ring that fresh for me.

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[SPEAKER_15]: when we were by ourselves doing the show after freedom passed, that's when Robert was diagnosed with leukemia.

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[SPEAKER_15]: So like when we're doing a week of solo shows, I got yanked out.

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[SPEAKER_15]: So it was you and Joe and if I had to set up like as you mentioned the flag earlier of Ireland, if I had a flag to symbolize that situation, it would be Mike trying to broadcast.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And Joe tying a rope around a mic and pulling backwards as hard as he could for four straight hours.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It was not helpful.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It was not a good time for anyone.

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[SPEAKER_15]: He did not have a co-host energy.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I would say.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It was just a weird, weird deal.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And if I can be honest though, one of my proudest moments when I had the whole cast and crew out to my join on St. Patrick St. You were talking about some of my best ones.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I think maybe the week after or the day after or whatever, one of the cast members was told by their spouse, why didn't you come up with that idea?

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[SPEAKER_14]: And it was a smooth sailing for me in the restaurant business after then.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, yeah.

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[SPEAKER_10]: And as far as the plugs go away.

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[SPEAKER_10]: The no longer allowed to mention.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It was never referred to as anything other than Hanks look around cafe.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, it was almost as bad as diminishing in derogatory a term you could find for uh uh you know Hank Kingsley on the Larry Sanders show who was the sidekick idiot sidekick and it was his restaurant that rotated.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Oh, I'm sure mentioned in the name one and have helped your business.

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[SPEAKER_14]: not at all.

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[SPEAKER_14]: No, not not not one little bit.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So it was, you know, it just memories that I have.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They I hate to be negative, but that's really what it was, you know, and then place forward to the other sad moment where I, I, I, God restor so I think my mom hung on to life through the 18th.

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[SPEAKER_14]: uh... but it didn't keep the people in newspaper from a crediting her food passing on the same patrick's day by uh... that's a bad story yeah it was uh... i think i think thursday march seventeen uh... was uh... actually thursday march eighteen

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[SPEAKER_14]: I said and that's when she had passed away.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So I mean, it's just not to, you know, I don't think of it the same way.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And now that I know it's going to be a great stand here.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I'm really excited about it as well.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Hey, will you have corn beef tonight?

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[SPEAKER_14]: No, last night, and that's a great segue into what I want to talk about.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I think the damage was done yesterday, weather wise, to my kid's school.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Last night, probably right around the eight o'clock mark, we get a text, an email from the school, saying, damage is occurred, and they will be closing the school for today.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, and so actual damage, actual damage to the school.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And, you know, my son was just crushed.

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[SPEAKER_14]: as his friend Gio was over who has spring break this week.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I found out that he has the day off with Gio today and he's out of his mind.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Absolutely.

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[SPEAKER_14]: My wife informed me and shortly thereafter they both come around the couch and they both are kind of almost holding their hands in a praying way.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And when you see that, dad, and you know you're going to get a request for some of the big ass.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And the big ass, it was no doubt.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Big ass is a congeo sleepovers.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You have the day off to Margo and they were, the reaction was a, I got a literal Christmas morning reaction from saying yes to that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And really in a very short order, this kid, Gio has become one of my favorite friends of Michael,

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[SPEAKER_14]: which means that, you know, and this is no casting no aspersions on a kid.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I don't know that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Well, that beautiful, beatific smile on his face.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I think probably inherently he's evil on some level that I don't know about.

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[SPEAKER_15]: But he's got you snowed right now, which is good.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And Carla said they were up because I slept well last night.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Thank you, Carla, for the many supplements that put me to sleep and slowly poison my body.

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[SPEAKER_14]: She said they may have been up till two o'clock in the morning.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Now as a parent, I used to hate when they would close the schools the day before.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I liked when the kids had to get up and go through the motions before the announcement was made, because then it puts something on them, but then now it's all mixed up at my house because if there's a school delay, the bulk of the people that live in my house are affected.

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[SPEAKER_10]: carry in is a little you're a little jealous too.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, we never get closings.

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[SPEAKER_10]: And it's really you like them going up listen to the radio or the crawls.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Yes, it doesn't happen anymore.

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[SPEAKER_10]: That's that's yes for you.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Well, it's one of the primary reasons Rob moved out.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, exactly.

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[SPEAKER_15]: There's a two hour delay on my divorce today.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It's a fun fun.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Getting back to the whole corn beat and casting.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, cooking.

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[SPEAKER_14]: There is an outside chance we may when I emphasize may try to go out somewhere and grab it somewhere like at the local diner where they have a special on it.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But it's going to be a senior citizen, elbow your way in situation.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yesterday, I was a good wife, and Mrs. O'Maro was slaying the dragon.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I went out and I went to the grocery store and bought myself a pot roast, a chuck roast, and decide, here's what I have not mastered.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Was it publics?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, it was, uh, pubics.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Great.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I went out there and got myself a roast, and I made a, in the slow cooker, uh, I made a pot roast.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I have not mastered on any level, and it can be any meat whatsoever pulled.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Pork, it can be chicken, it can be beef, I have not mastered the art.

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[SPEAKER_14]: of cooking something to such an extent where it's fall apart tender.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I don't know how to do it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: First off, I braze it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I see it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: You seared it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Did you have what kind of fluid base or did you put any fluid base or talk about beef stock along with a packet of onion soup mix in it?

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[SPEAKER_15]: perfect.

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[SPEAKER_15]: The only thing I might add to that is a tablespoon or two of vinegar because in my mind that helps break down the fibers a little bit.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's a great suggestion.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I will take it out and I will take it to heart.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And did you cook it on higher low?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Hi.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay, low for eight hours.

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[SPEAKER_14]: OK, maybe I should have done it that way.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But anyway, it tasted good.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It was cooked.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But I want, I just am desperate to get it.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And he left over us.

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[SPEAKER_14]: No, because we had the kids.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He's a big boy.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He won't talk about a home run, hitter Robbs View Act.

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[SPEAKER_14]: This kid, I think, may be 20.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I'm not kidding you.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He's here.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He had five RBI in the last travel game that he played.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And he hit two, a three run, and a two run home run.

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[SPEAKER_15]: This kid is a regular Alkay line.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He's a big boy and he is a super stud when it comes to batting and that's good for my kid to be around as well.

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[SPEAKER_15]: So another point about making it fall apart tender is if you I know this is not going to work for you now But if you let it cool in the fridge and then reheat the it's something with the colloidal construction of the cells They don't don't bring the anus into no no no no no no no no colloidal colloidal Mike

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[SPEAKER_15]: Where it actually turns into a different substance, almost, I'm thinking it's something fat-based but more viscous and it makes the meat more tender.

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[SPEAKER_15]: So if you can cook it, let it go overnight and then reheat it, that's why pot roast is so good the second day because it actually goes through a chemical change from hot to cold to hot again.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_14]: All right.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Well, I'll take that under advisement.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I think that by the way, I'm a Josh reaching out to a father recommended my son play on this team.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They needed somebody and I left a text and I waited three days and then I made a phone call and I still have nothing.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Must be nice to be a baseball coach where you literally don't play by the rules.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You don't get to.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You don't have to respond to anybody, you know?

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[SPEAKER_14]: I mean, that's great.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Text them a video.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Like right now, because I'm doing it right now, you know, you don't know who you're dealing with pal.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_10]: I really not want this kid on your team.

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[SPEAKER_14]: No, it's just, you don't come on.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I mean, you know, just people.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, it's a part play.

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[SPEAKER_14]: The baseball coaches aren't polite.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They don't play by the same rules everybody plays by.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's not the real rules.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It's a way because some.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Or weaver was terrible with correspondence.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I bet he was.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I bet he was.

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[SPEAKER_14]: but getting back to it.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Thank you for the recommendations.

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[SPEAKER_14]: We may go out to do that today, but probably not.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And I had no idea what the forecast was going to be down here.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You'll find this Rob to be true.

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[SPEAKER_14]: In many cases, do you really even pay attention to the weather?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Because it's good.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It's good every day.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It's going to be great.

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[SPEAKER_15]: This is the outlier.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Oh, one last corn bee for a commendation.

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[SPEAKER_15]: If you're cooking it tonight.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I'm not sure if you're cooking.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I'll go out for it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I'm talking to anyone within the sound of my voice.

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[SPEAKER_15]: If you don't want to cook cabbage, roast Brussels sprouts.

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[SPEAKER_15]: You get a similar flavor profile and it's a little easier and it's not as sloppy as boiling a big cabbage.

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[SPEAKER_14]: No, Brussels sprouts are gross.

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[SPEAKER_15]: process, but it's just like little baby cabbages.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They're not.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They have a different concentrated bitter flavor.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Regular cabbage is much milder, and regular cabbage can be flavored much more easily, where all of my balls of death.

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[SPEAKER_14]: No, it's Brussels sprouts.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Do you ever roast them and not do I boil the hell out of it?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Carla, you know what, get together with Carla and you too.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, can't you?

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[SPEAKER_14]: She'd love that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Can't eat them until you fart all day long because I can't eat the things.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You know that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I don't like Brussels sprouts.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And I said, is it Brussels sprouts or Brussels sprouts?

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[SPEAKER_15]: I think it's Brussels sprouts.

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[SPEAKER_14]: All right.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_15]: But you don't like the name and you don't like the that's so.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, didn't they didn't Brussels hold up their hands and let the Nazis walk through their country, too?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Didn't that plastic Belgian out?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, just the Belgians man.

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[SPEAKER_14]: There you go.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They gave up on things.

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[SPEAKER_14]: All right.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Well, that's food.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's St. Patrick's Day.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's people screaming.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Thirty-brake burns.

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[SPEAKER_14]: What the hell more can you get from it?

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[SPEAKER_14]: In a show, you know?

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[SPEAKER_14]: that never happens when he's doing his video segment ever what he's never laid on it he wasn't late there he got it's a little early okay so that's why it got chopped off probably yeah

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[SPEAKER_14]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_14]: All right.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So, you know, I, the point I wanted to make about, uh, about meat is that, uh, the rules to me don't apply to me.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I believe I'm single now for that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So, anyway, hit the news thing again one more time.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So, of course, here we go.

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[SPEAKER_14]: didn't hear any of that first part, which is the key sounder for that.

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[SPEAKER_10]: That's the way that works.

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[SPEAKER_10]: He hit it before the video ended.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Oh, so he was able to be too early.

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[SPEAKER_14]: St. Patty's Day info for you.

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[SPEAKER_14]: St. Patty's Day with two T's and St. Patty's Day with two D's.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They aren't totally interchangeable.

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[SPEAKER_14]: is that a lady a meriam Webster was the last name meriam I think they were partners there was meriam and there was Webster say that he's day with these it's generally considered more accurate what do you prefer if you were to spell it out

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[SPEAKER_14]: Because the D's, well, it actually answers why I don't like the D's, and I'll share it with you.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So it's generally considered more accurate with the D's because we, because the Patrick is traditionally spelled Padregg, like Padregg Harrington.

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[SPEAKER_14]: the golfer with the nicknames, Peyton and Patty.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Also the name Patty with T's is usually short for Patricia.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It's worth pointing out.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Some could also argue that using St. Patty's day is not cool because Patty can be considered a derogatory English term for an Irish person, but that's all old news.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So we won't get pissed off at that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: but a negative connotation like that probably wouldn't come out when using it in reference to the holiday or just call it St. Patrick's Day.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But I don't like St. Patty's.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I say St. Patrick's Day.

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[SPEAKER_14]: While I hope it has a list of the best cities for St. Patrick's Day celebrations, the top five, Boston, naturally.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Uh, Reno Nevada.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I always love that because I you wouldn't think of it as a great Saint Patrick State town, but it is Savannah, Georgia well known for very, very excited weren't you there for one Saint Patrick stay with the King powers.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I missed it by one week, but they explained to me what all went down there.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And it's great.

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[SPEAKER_15]: The town is literally designed for like street partying with their mortyards and everything.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And the city just shuts down for the day.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Here's one that's an outlier, but I have it every year.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Same thing.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Overland Park Kansas, supposed to be a crazy town for St. Patrick's Day.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And the last one is Henderson Nevada, where I know they've got a few casinos out there as well.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, two in Nevada.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's wild.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yep.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Oh, the 200 in Florida.

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[SPEAKER_14]: no Lakeland Florida today.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It'll just be colder than normal.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Of the 200 cities they considered Patterson New Jersey came in dead last.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Now you're a Jersey guy.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You know Jersey, Patterson kind of a man town to start with.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I think Luke I think Luke Costello from Abbott and Costello came from Patterson and that's the last highlight of that city.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And you know, 200 city survey, it's followed by Brownsville, Texas, and Bellview, Washington, fine.

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[SPEAKER_14]: If you're bummed about being last on the St. Patrick State, right?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Here's another piece of trivia for you in 62 Chicago use 60 pounds of green dye to become the first city to successfully dye its river bright green on St. Patrick State.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Green dye isn't the only thing in the river, some people reasonably spotted shark fins.

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[SPEAKER_14]: that's right in the Chicago River, which is obviously not possible.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I don't know if it's not possible, right?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Bullsharks to live in freshwater, right?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, and I'm not impressed with the Green River.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I would be impressed if DC was able to make the the Anacostia River light blue.

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[SPEAKER_14]: very excited you got to wait for the fourth of July for that of course turned out it was just a stunt in the Chicago River to promote the upcoming Netflix movie thrash which I know nothing about all right well there was a guy that dove in the green river in the pit this week remember he came out all green oh really

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, or maybe that was Chicago, you know what?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Chicago Med.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I've been watching all the medical shows.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Well, Kathy, you know, she'll watch what she wants to watch.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And I confuse the two because you know, I'm not all that vested in my apologies.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Today is all exciting because it's national porn beef and cabbage.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Stay we already talked about this.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So deal with that ladies and gentlemen.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Researchers in Finland studied the air around dogs, specifically the microbes they released.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Every time a dog moves or scratches, it sends tiny bursts of pollen, funji, bacteria, and plant debris into the air.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Larger dogs can release up to four times more microbes than humans.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Here's what one of the doctors behind the study said, exposure to a dog during childhood reduces the risk of developing allergic diseases.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Andy said making sure that a child is exposed to diverse environmental microbial stimuli seems to be a good idea based on what we know and a dog can help with that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So yes, your dog might literally be helping train your immune system.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So there's another benefit.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, it's great.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Another reason to love dogs and probably sleep with dogs and make love to dogs.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I did something very similar with Robert from the age of two to four.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I only let him meet peanuts.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yes, yes, even though he had a severe allergy, yeah, it was such a meal for a while, but it made him tough I feel so bad You know with my kid with a peanut allergy that I didn't ever have the the joy of a peanut butter or Reces peanut butter cups or anything like that and they say it'll pass but sometimes it doesn't so we don't know could he eat like Picon butter or any of those weird knock off butter butter And butter.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay, all right.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Well, that's something anymore.

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[SPEAKER_10]: How often do you go back and try to see if it passed?

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[SPEAKER_14]: We haven't done it in a really, really long time.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It's, you know, they, they do it professionally.

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[SPEAKER_14]: We wouldn't, we wouldn't give in like a big scoop of peanut butter and see if you stop breathing.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Oh, I thought I would.

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[SPEAKER_15]: You always said it's time for Daddy Scratch Test.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Ha ha ha ha.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Me here.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Let me put this on the dip of my finger.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He's hiding up.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He's hiding up.

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[SPEAKER_10]: I had a friend that was trying to get into the naval academy, and they won't take you with a peanut allergy So he had to sit there and eat a spoonful of peanut butter in front of the like admiral or whatever To show he could pass peanut butter.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Did he do it not he could not he did not get in really cuz like he got he got in the So he went into other for my take shock.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, oh my god

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[SPEAKER_15]: And you know, we are still winning the war today.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Isn't that exciting, Rob?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Here's some post-oscer info.

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[SPEAKER_14]: People are blaming celebrities for leaving the Dolby Theatre trashed.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Everyone had a little snack box under their seat, and it looks like nobody cleaned up after themselves.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Two things, though, first some people have said the pictures were seen of the mess and they're from the balconies where the celebrities don't sit.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Who cares?

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[SPEAKER_15]: It's the draft.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It's the dribble.

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[SPEAKER_10]: That's the size of the celebrities.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Have people to clean up after themselves.

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[SPEAKER_14]: The sources say the audience was told to leave the trash behind to be picked up later.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Sean Penn had a very good reason for not being in attendance to accept his best supporting actor award his third, by the way.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He was in Ukraine and he even met with his old pal President Zelensky.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So cool.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Good humanitarian, Sean Penn all over the world.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Michael be Jordan and his friend Oscar hit up.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I did know it was Oscar that he went to the Oscars with.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You know, no, they're talking about the trophy.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Uh, he took his Oscar to the in and out burger after the ceremony.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Do you get the impression in and out burger makes up that story for one celebrity every single time they make it?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, but they always, they have a picture of it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I think it's sort of tradition, I guess, because you always hear it every year.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Tiana Taylor had some words with a member of the Oscar security team.

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[SPEAKER_14]: After he allegedly shoved her, the Academy has apologized.

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[SPEAKER_14]: No details on that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You may have noticed that Wendy McClendon Covey was not on stage for the Bridesmaids reunion.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Does anybody know the one she is on a Bridesmaids wedding?

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[SPEAKER_15]: No, but I know the actress very well.

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[SPEAKER_15]: She was in the, she's been in TV

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[SPEAKER_14]: I like the, is she the kind of body, ballsy broad that's on the ads made?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, yeah, I think so.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Uh, she was at home.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It says recovering from a neck lift.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Isn't that special?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Well, we wish her the best.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Uh, she didn't, when she was on the goldburgs on ABC Mike.

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[SPEAKER_15]: She didn't look like she needed a neck clip.

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[SPEAKER_14]: she is a very, very funny.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And yeah, it was one of the funniest on that show on that movie.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Did Timothy Shalomate tell his sister to go easy on his girlfriend Kylie Jenner when they greeted each other?

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's what lip reading experts claim.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You know, you know, you're, you want to talk about the spotlight, I would be very grateful that I am not in a world where someone's reading my lips to gather what I'm saying.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Was that not a plot on Seinfeld?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Where a lip reader was in a restaurant to tell people what someone was saying behind their back?

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[SPEAKER_15]: I'm not sure.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I think it was, but now it's real life and that's terrific.

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[SPEAKER_14]: The comeback of vinyl records Rob Spiewack hit a new milestone in 2025, the recording industry Association of America says it surpassed the $1 billion mark in sales last year.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You know what, everything old is new again.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That was the first time since 1983 that it hit that number.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Swifties are partly to thank for this Taylor Swift's the life of a show girl was the top selling vinyl of 2025 and that included eight versions the K-pop demon hundred sound track was also a popular buy vinyl was the most popular physical format 46.8 million records were sold compared to 29.5 million CDs.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I thought you'd be happy about it

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[SPEAKER_15]: I love that except the reason that the sales are so high is that records with $35 each now.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Oh, no.

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[SPEAKER_15]: They're expensive.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And I'll buy ones that are meaningful to me, but if it's just music, I will stream it or God forbid just take it off YouTube.

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[SPEAKER_14]: But you've said before, if you put it on a turntable, there is a different sound quality to it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Something that I love, absolutely.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Very cool.

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[SPEAKER_14]: A 92-year-old man in Galveston, Indiana recently retired after a record breaking tenure.

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[SPEAKER_14]: As a grave digger, he had been at it for 73 years and 75 days dating back to 1952 when he was asked to cover the previous grave diggers shifts.

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[SPEAKER_14]: His name is Alan McCloskey, and he even had his record certified by Guinness a few years back.

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[SPEAKER_14]: 73 years of grave dating.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's as unbeatable as Cal Ripkin Jr's 2000 plus consecutive games.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It hasn't always been easy.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Allen says he's dug the graves for friends and acquaintances.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I would imagine so at that age.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Even his wife.

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[SPEAKER_14]: The good thing though, his wife was in the backyard.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, he's going to say.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And Alex, before she died, has he started on his own?

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[SPEAKER_14]: I don't know.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He's always made sure that every job is done right as a tribute to the dead and their families in morning.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Allen's son even as a Facebook page set up to honor his father's career as a grave digger.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And now he's documenting a bit of his retirement.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Well, Kudos to you.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And ladies, he's single.

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[SPEAKER_14]: A man thought they did it with like a back home now, but uh, I don't know.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And uh, you know, you

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[SPEAKER_14]: I would think so, finally today, a man in Florida was arrested after making two count him two attempts to steal a septic tank from a construction site last month.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Both were caught on video.

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[SPEAKER_14]: The first time he tried somehow to haul it away with a toy out of curl.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You made this a, you made this a, you made this a, it didn't work with the curl.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He even got chased away by someone in a Jeep, but the man was persistent.

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[SPEAKER_14]: And he did manage to get away with the septic tank that time and not for long.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Detectives were able to identify him and track him down.

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[SPEAKER_14]: The thief was charged with grand theft, unlawful use of a two-way device, and intentionally obscuring a license plate during the commission of a crime.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Uh, so Carly contact me.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You'll notice she's talking in the background.

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[SPEAKER_14]: She is requested that Rob Spuac isolate the vocal that you may have heard in the background.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So Rob spent some time and I say that from that commercial and we'll play that for you now.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Rob, play the, the isolated.

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[SPEAKER_14]: We used it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I might forget it.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Let me.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Very good.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_13]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_13]: Okay.

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[SPEAKER_15]: That's all we have.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So you went to the Wayne Newton Intimate Smaller Venue Show, although the last close and personal.

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[SPEAKER_12]: I decided I would get closer to my fans.

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[SPEAKER_12]: And I'm very excited about that.

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[SPEAKER_12]: So Wayne and Plastic surgery.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I had to cross town lines.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I went into Fort Lauderdale last night, Mike to the Parker.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Good for you.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And it was obviously a big deal, because I wanted to get there early.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I was running late.

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[SPEAKER_15]: And when I got there, I had no problem getting a good parking spot, which I first attributed to just being lucky.

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[SPEAKER_15]: But it turned out that when the show started, the place was maybe between one-third and one-half full.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Like the last four rows were empty because I think a lot of people did the walk around and found better seats Oh, they got to they got to get that black pad break and just cover up their seats.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They really show But so that's kind of set.

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[SPEAKER_14]: So his audience has officially kind of aged out.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Well, I was easily I was He had the grave digger.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I was easily the youngest person there, but when I say that that's saying something because I'm 55 now I can live in a senior community, but

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[SPEAKER_15]: I was still the youngest person there.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Now I do think he's going to get coverage in the Fort Lauderdale press, because in the side aisles that were faux tugs with the long lenses, like the 12 inch, 14 inch lenses for news.

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[SPEAKER_15]: So it was sort of a big deal.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I went in and I didn't want to sit down right away.

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[SPEAKER_15]: So I went over and I looked at the merchandise table for Wayne Newton.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Do you know what his best item was?

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[SPEAKER_15]: I mean, he had T-shirts, he had hats, he had all this stuff, of course.

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[SPEAKER_15]: But for $5, you could buy Wayne Newton lip balm.

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[SPEAKER_14]: You know, Rob, it wasn't that long ago that you done and me, we went out to see Wayne Newton and it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it

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[SPEAKER_15]: But here, I will say something here that really did impress me is that it was an old crowd and it was not a big crowd But he still came out at age 83 and gave it everything.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It was like he was playing a stadium show.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I really appreciate that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: I thought it was a great ever play the stadium

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[SPEAKER_15]: No, but he had the excitement.

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[SPEAKER_15]: He had that same.

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[SPEAKER_15]: There was no diminishing of what he was giving.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Tell us.

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[SPEAKER_14]: He since it's my favorite part of any live show.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Tell me about the intro.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Tell me what they do.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Uh, it started with, uh, tapes of Jack Benny and Bobby Darin audio tapes talking about how great he was.

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[SPEAKER_15]: They played sort of a version of 2001 a space Odyssey, like Elvis used to open with.

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[SPEAKER_14]: That's the one I saw when he came out in the space shoot in Las Vegas.

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[SPEAKER_15]: No space suit here.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Josh, let's go with the open.

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[SPEAKER_15]: We can see Wayne come out.

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[SPEAKER_04]: Oh, where are they?

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[SPEAKER_02]: Here he comes!

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[SPEAKER_02]: People must thank us.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Give it to her, look if he didn't dress to the nines.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, I mean, the fact that he has no voice.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay, enough of that.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Enough of that.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Who's singing in back of him?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Who's singing in the back track a lady that turns out literally it's his wife.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't realize that until he announced it at the end of the show now Mike there was one moment that I know you will enjoy course is when I was when I was looking at the merch There was a lady also looking at the merch with a husband who seemed to be not all that please to be there and so he was tired of looking at the merch and he said

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[SPEAKER_15]: I'm going to get a drink and she just she just kept looking at the merch and waited and waited and then he said Do you want a damn drink

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[SPEAKER_14]: Not happy at all, look, everybody gets older, getting older, and we get it, we understand it, kudos to him, the still the thrill of the entrance, I'm sure was fun for you.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It was fun, and then early in the show, he introed his band, which surprised me, you'll note, he has a piece of paper in front of him.

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[SPEAKER_15]: The man has been in show business since 1959.

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[SPEAKER_15]: I would think he would know the members of his band.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Well, if they're touring the country would like a three-piece band, you would think he'd know, right?

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[SPEAKER_10]: Well, yeah.

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[SPEAKER_10]: But this is probably a new band.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Not when he works with all the time.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, like somebody on the road.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Oh, like, yeah.

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[SPEAKER_14]: They got many musicians.

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[SPEAKER_15]: He made it seem like it was his band.

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[SPEAKER_02]: Let's look at a little bit of the band intro.

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[SPEAKER_03]: And wish that's bad, ladies and gentlemen.

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[SPEAKER_03]: His voice.

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[SPEAKER_03]: My dear friends in the world is one of the most talented people I've ever known.

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[SPEAKER_03]: And he lives down here, and I call him a blessing.

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[SPEAKER_03]: We're going to be there, and you are going to be there.

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[SPEAKER_03]: Point your dark version.

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[SPEAKER_03]: And you should have some lovely ladies and gentlemen.

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[SPEAKER_03]: Mr. Ron Bloom, right there he is!

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[SPEAKER_15]: Okay, so now you've heard him talk.

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[SPEAKER_15]: Thank you Josh, when he introduces his drummer how many how many pieces how many pieces and then I think seven were up there are pianos in drummer two guitars On the drummer when he introduced the drummer I almost dropped my phone because he has the same drummer

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[SPEAKER_15]: that he had when we saw him years ago.

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[SPEAKER_15]: How do you know this?

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[SPEAKER_15]: Because I had his number in my cell phone.

01:00:00.408 --> 01:00:02.010
[SPEAKER_15]: And I went and looked.

01:00:02.030 --> 01:00:04.693
[SPEAKER_15]: And that's the guy that got us backstage.

01:00:04.973 --> 01:00:07.996
[SPEAKER_15]: So that's the fan of the old Donna Mike show.

01:00:08.016 --> 01:00:11.520
[SPEAKER_15]: I was able to text him after the show and he sends his best.

01:00:11.620 --> 01:00:12.381
[SPEAKER_15]: He loves us.

01:00:12.601 --> 01:00:13.602
[SPEAKER_15]: He still loves us.

01:00:13.943 --> 01:00:15.024
[SPEAKER_15]: And I was very, very cool.

01:00:15.344 --> 01:00:16.585
[SPEAKER_15]: So money with Wayne?

01:00:16.626 --> 01:00:17.246
[SPEAKER_15]: Good for him.

01:00:17.266 --> 01:00:22.692
[SPEAKER_15]: He's been with him for like a like 30 years.

01:00:22.672 --> 01:00:29.821
[SPEAKER_15]: He plays 13 different instruments, including, ultimately, including the slide guitar.

01:00:44.660 --> 01:00:48.325
[SPEAKER_15]: Set the white foot in the right, yep, in the glittery dress.

01:00:50.650 --> 01:00:59.682
[SPEAKER_15]: Alright, just let you know that he was playing the slide guitar in 1959, because we saw clip of it and he's still playing it, that's enough of Joshua.

01:00:59.722 --> 01:01:08.895
[SPEAKER_15]: But he also played guitar, he played some other stuff, I became intimately aware from moment one he has no singing voice anymore.

01:01:08.875 --> 01:01:20.391
[SPEAKER_15]: But occasionally he'd pull a note out of nowhere that was right and it was exciting when he hit it He did a little tribute to Elvis Presley Did he?

01:01:21.253 --> 01:01:33.330
[SPEAKER_14]: By the way, I don't know how I feel about this segment because I don't know whether to be totally sad or The mocking seems now like not appropriate because he's so old now my head

01:01:33.310 --> 01:01:35.395
[SPEAKER_14]: You know, I don't know how I feel.

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[SPEAKER_14]: It's almost there's a sweetness to to Wayne at this point, right?

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[SPEAKER_15]: I will tell you this before we continue.

01:01:42.772 --> 01:01:48.906
[SPEAKER_15]: I was going in ready to be snarky and have a laugh at the Manix's his expense.

01:01:48.886 --> 01:01:50.688
[SPEAKER_15]: I had a blast.

01:01:51.188 --> 01:01:53.050
[SPEAKER_15]: It was poor show business.

01:01:53.390 --> 01:01:56.213
[SPEAKER_15]: He never let the, he never let the momentum go down.

01:01:56.273 --> 01:01:57.114
[SPEAKER_15]: He told stories.

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[SPEAKER_15]: There was videos.

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[SPEAKER_15]: It was really great.

01:01:59.156 --> 01:02:02.319
[SPEAKER_15]: Although I was worried when he sang this song by Elvis Presley.

01:02:03.080 --> 01:02:04.962
[SPEAKER_15]: Can't help falling in love with you.

01:02:05.562 --> 01:02:06.063
[SPEAKER_04]: It's not a boy.

01:02:06.283 --> 01:02:17.374
[SPEAKER_03]: It's not a boy.

01:02:18.653 --> 01:02:23.420
[SPEAKER_13]: Do you think they're perfect for me?

01:02:23.440 --> 01:02:25.503
[SPEAKER_14]: Do I can't do that anymore?

01:02:25.544 --> 01:02:32.534
[SPEAKER_14]: Do you think that it's just the wear and tear of that many shows that have tanked the vocal cords?

01:02:32.554 --> 01:02:33.796
[SPEAKER_14]: I would think so.

01:02:34.477 --> 01:02:36.380
[SPEAKER_15]: Can I play you two more little things?

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[SPEAKER_15]: You can play me.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Rob, you're in mourning.

01:02:40.026 --> 01:02:41.989
[SPEAKER_14]: You can play anything you want.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Can I just say this before we watch this next day?

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[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah.

01:02:45.574 --> 01:02:51.643
[SPEAKER_14]: I am thrilled to death that you are distracting yourself and you're going out and doing something fun like this.

01:02:52.083 --> 01:02:53.405
[SPEAKER_14]: I say more power to you.

01:02:53.425 --> 01:02:54.146
[SPEAKER_14]: This is great.

01:02:54.527 --> 01:02:57.131
[SPEAKER_14]: And your dad would give you a thumbs up on this as well.

01:02:57.151 --> 01:02:58.613
[SPEAKER_15]: Oh, my dad would have loved this recap.

01:02:58.793 --> 01:03:05.202
[SPEAKER_15]: I had last night such pure fun for 90 minutes that maybe that's why I had such a good time.

01:03:05.242 --> 01:03:06.123
[SPEAKER_14]: Important question.

01:03:06.324 --> 01:03:08.607
[SPEAKER_14]: Would your dad have gone to the show with you?

01:03:09.751 --> 01:03:11.373
[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, I think he wouldn't have it.

01:03:11.393 --> 01:03:15.076
[SPEAKER_15]: I don't think HPS would have been in the car with you going to the show.

01:03:15.396 --> 01:03:18.980
[SPEAKER_15]: I think if he, yeah, five years ago, I think it's a yes.

01:03:19.200 --> 01:03:20.801
[SPEAKER_15]: He wouldn't saw Jerry Lewis with me.

01:03:21.082 --> 01:03:23.124
[SPEAKER_15]: All right, all right, then I stand corrected.

01:03:23.144 --> 01:03:23.584
[SPEAKER_15]: Very good.

01:03:23.784 --> 01:03:26.307
[SPEAKER_15]: All right, did Wayne sing the hits.

01:03:27.168 --> 01:03:27.888
[SPEAKER_15]: Indeed, he did.

01:03:28.028 --> 01:03:30.791
[SPEAKER_15]: Let's have a little bit of Donka-Shane Josh.

01:03:36.536 --> 01:03:39.319
[SPEAKER_02]: Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.

01:03:39.518 --> 01:03:51.233
[SPEAKER_14]: I can't understand a movie set tonight is Irish song

01:03:52.664 --> 01:03:58.412
[SPEAKER_14]: You know, he knows, he knows when that theater looks like, okay, I'm not kidding.

01:03:58.432 --> 01:04:00.114
[SPEAKER_10]: And he knows what that theater looks like.

01:04:00.214 --> 01:04:00.935
[SPEAKER_10]: I know he doesn't.

01:04:00.955 --> 01:04:02.217
[SPEAKER_10]: I say the lights are too bright.

01:04:02.738 --> 01:04:04.540
[SPEAKER_10]: I think they turned the lights up so he doesn't know.

01:04:04.560 --> 01:04:08.065
[SPEAKER_14]: You know, I don't think he's that out of it that he wouldn't know that.

01:04:08.385 --> 01:04:09.246
[SPEAKER_14]: No, he knows.

01:04:09.447 --> 01:04:15.735
[SPEAKER_15]: And I'll tell you why because if you thought for a moment he wasn't going to do something to salute the military.

01:04:15.715 --> 01:04:27.507
[SPEAKER_15]: you're wrong because he brought up the house lights and had everyone stand that was a first responder or a military current uh member of the military or a past member again.

01:04:27.587 --> 01:04:31.598
[SPEAKER_15]: He sang America the beautiful and it was so Wayne.

01:04:31.578 --> 01:04:33.621
[SPEAKER_14]: Um, yeah, he's the showbie.

01:04:33.802 --> 01:04:35.104
[SPEAKER_14]: He, listen, John.

01:04:35.124 --> 01:04:39.131
[SPEAKER_15]: That's why I think I had so much fun because it was so showbizzy.

01:04:39.291 --> 01:04:47.224
[SPEAKER_14]: Josh, it's hard to describe why we love this so much, but this is what I like to call showbizness schmaltz.

01:04:47.204 --> 01:05:05.090
[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, yeah, and the show he is really one of the last living show biz schmalti guys, and that's what we have always gotten a kick out of it's just so Slicky and slimy and all that lives are prepared with little drum hits on them.

01:05:05.871 --> 01:05:08.335
[SPEAKER_15]: I said the no, it's not

01:05:08.315 --> 01:05:18.446
[SPEAKER_15]: though and I'll tell you why because as he goes through and tells the story of his career in her spurs with music, you realize he really has worked and known everybody.

01:05:18.646 --> 01:05:37.107
[SPEAKER_15]: He has and he's been able to make fun of himself over the years and he did a whole segment about his role in National Ampun's Vegas vacation and that some of the most funny stuff in it was stuff he came up with like when he answers the door and his karate key, that was Wayne Newton's idea.

01:05:37.087 --> 01:05:41.514
[SPEAKER_15]: So he knows how to make fun of him so now I mentioned he plays a lot of instruments.

01:05:42.215 --> 01:05:56.479
[SPEAKER_15]: This was great I love this you can start this Josh because as a little bit of a roll he pulls out his white violin It's an electric violin to play orange blossom special stuff that for 50 years and you know what it's still kills

01:06:13.469 --> 01:06:14.030
[SPEAKER_15]: It's great.

01:06:14.390 --> 01:06:14.931
[SPEAKER_15]: I'm sorry.

01:06:15.031 --> 01:06:15.712
[SPEAKER_15]: It's just great.

01:06:19.337 --> 01:06:22.302
[SPEAKER_14]: He said great, Jeff.

01:06:22.322 --> 01:06:22.482
[SPEAKER_14]: Come on.

01:06:22.502 --> 01:06:30.293
[SPEAKER_15]: Look at this.

01:06:30.313 --> 01:06:31.495
[SPEAKER_14]: Little behind Rob.

01:06:32.717 --> 01:06:33.237
[SPEAKER_14]: He's 83.

01:06:33.418 --> 01:06:35.040
[SPEAKER_14]: Have some time, Miss.

01:06:35.340 --> 01:06:37.143
[SPEAKER_14]: I understand.

01:06:37.163 --> 01:06:37.283
[UNKNOWN]: Sorry.

01:06:37.735 --> 01:06:39.380
[SPEAKER_14]: All right, that's a nice thing to do.

01:06:39.400 --> 01:06:42.007
[SPEAKER_15]: But I found it really, so glad you had a good time.

01:06:42.208 --> 01:06:43.090
[SPEAKER_15]: I am so glad.

01:06:43.732 --> 01:06:48.987
[SPEAKER_15]: But it doesn't get as small as possible until he does his closing speech.

01:06:49.509 --> 01:06:50.973
[SPEAKER_15]: And Josh, we're skipping the one more.

01:06:50.993 --> 01:06:52.858
[SPEAKER_15]: Let's go to his closing speech.

01:06:52.838 --> 01:06:54.080
[SPEAKER_15]: I know.

01:06:54.100 --> 01:06:54.340
[SPEAKER_10]: All right.

01:06:54.360 --> 01:06:54.760
[SPEAKER_10]: Oh, hold on.

01:06:54.801 --> 01:06:55.501
[SPEAKER_10]: I don't understand.

01:06:55.602 --> 01:06:56.963
[SPEAKER_10]: Let me bring up the clothes and speech.

01:06:57.144 --> 01:06:57.684
[SPEAKER_10]: Do I not know?

01:06:57.704 --> 01:06:57.764
[SPEAKER_10]: OK.

01:06:57.784 --> 01:06:58.285
[SPEAKER_10]: Sorry about that.

01:06:58.605 --> 01:07:00.207
[SPEAKER_10]: I'm pretty little bit of your already.

01:07:00.448 --> 01:07:08.518
[SPEAKER_15]: Mike, if you had had the 90-minute marinate in Wayne that preceded this speech, you'd be OK with it because he's softened you, whether you're ready.

01:07:08.939 --> 01:07:09.299
[SPEAKER_03]: Here we go.

01:07:09.319 --> 01:07:14.085
[SPEAKER_03]: It doesn't matter how we're all in this for me.

01:07:15.026 --> 01:07:21.715
[SPEAKER_03]: The only thing that matters in life for any of us are the hearts and souls that we touch alone.

01:07:22.943 --> 01:07:27.289
[SPEAKER_03]: I'm gonna be like, thank you, because you didn't know what to do.

01:07:27.309 --> 01:07:32.836
[SPEAKER_03]: How many times do you touch my heart in my city?

01:07:32.856 --> 01:07:34.719
[SPEAKER_03]: I'm gonna keep this next song to you.

01:07:35.520 --> 01:07:37.703
[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, somebody's going to the car already.

01:07:38.043 --> 01:07:38.564
[SPEAKER_13]: Goodbye.

01:07:38.704 --> 01:07:40.346
[SPEAKER_14]: That's... Yeah, that's it.

01:07:40.386 --> 01:07:41.368
[SPEAKER_13]: There they go.

01:07:41.488 --> 01:07:42.710
[SPEAKER_13]: Okay.

01:07:42.830 --> 01:07:43.410
[SPEAKER_13]: Cut it, John.

01:07:43.771 --> 01:07:45.714
[SPEAKER_13]: That was close with my way.

01:07:45.874 --> 01:07:47.596
[SPEAKER_13]: It's titled Elderly Downey.

01:07:47.756 --> 01:07:47.997
[SPEAKER_13]: You too.

01:07:48.017 --> 01:07:48.858
[SPEAKER_13]: I hate them.

01:07:48.958 --> 01:07:49.959
[SPEAKER_13]: Get them.

01:07:49.999 --> 01:07:50.520
[SPEAKER_13]: Get them.

01:07:50.500 --> 01:07:54.065
[SPEAKER_15]: Oh my god, two last no tapes just two last points.

01:07:54.105 --> 01:08:01.215
[SPEAKER_15]: I do want to thank Mark Atkinson who is his drummer who was so nice to respond to me last night And send his love to the entire show mark.

01:08:01.275 --> 01:08:03.017
[SPEAKER_15]: I know you're listening and I really appreciate it.

01:08:03.518 --> 01:08:14.854
[SPEAKER_15]: Also The talk I heard on the way out Mike this will allow me to introduce a new voice, which is Florida, man Next to my older Florida woman and here is the conversation I heard

01:08:15.762 --> 01:08:16.624
[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, you recorded it.

01:08:16.905 --> 01:08:18.889
[SPEAKER_15]: No, no, no, I said, I have it in my mind.

01:08:18.949 --> 01:08:21.695
[SPEAKER_15]: I didn't think there was any more to gather until I was in the lobby.

01:08:21.996 --> 01:08:26.826
[SPEAKER_15]: Okay, man said, I still don't understand why Sylvia didn't come tonight.

01:08:27.468 --> 01:08:28.911
[SPEAKER_15]: And then the lady says,

01:08:29.178 --> 01:08:58.122
[SPEAKER_15]: Well Sylvia said that she doesn't even know who Wayne Newton is and then he said well he's only the king of Las Vegas and the way to say that didn't matter to Sylvia so I'm sorry you missed the show Sylvia if you see Wayne Newton up close and personal don't pay above the ticket price but go see it it's a lot of fun I really enjoyed myself and he said no matter how it ends for him and you know for Wayne for Wayne Rob I hope it ends on a stage somewhere

01:08:58.102 --> 01:09:15.537
[SPEAKER_15]: I did, you know, when I when I texted the photo to you guys last night and Carla replied he's still alive and I replied we'll see Because it's still early in the show and it's a BCT BC Travis says at least he didn't lip sync to his song

01:09:15.517 --> 01:09:17.999
[SPEAKER_15]: No, he did a one thing that was so cool.

01:09:18.039 --> 01:09:25.145
[SPEAKER_15]: Like everyone was talking about Paul McCartney singing a virtual duet with John on his last tour where they use the remastered vocals.

01:09:25.565 --> 01:09:36.695
[SPEAKER_15]: He did a virtual duet from back in like 1972 with Sammy Davis Jr. where it was a film of them duetting, but he did his vocals live, but Sammy was at the top of his game.

01:09:36.895 --> 01:09:37.616
[SPEAKER_15]: It was great.

01:09:37.976 --> 01:09:39.397
[SPEAKER_15]: It was just a lot of fun.

01:09:39.818 --> 01:09:40.358
[SPEAKER_15]: So go see it.

01:09:40.438 --> 01:09:41.059
[SPEAKER_15]: And then you know what?

01:09:41.599 --> 01:09:45.102
[SPEAKER_15]: It really is a look back at showbiz that we're not gonna have much longer.

01:09:45.082 --> 01:09:52.454
[SPEAKER_14]: I know, and I love that you love it so much and I love that you went out and saw Wayne and to that drummer again, let me say hi to him again.

01:09:52.515 --> 01:09:52.875
[SPEAKER_14]: Mark.

01:09:52.955 --> 01:09:53.376
[SPEAKER_15]: Mark.

01:09:53.396 --> 01:09:53.516
[SPEAKER_15]: Good.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Good.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Good.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Good.

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[SPEAKER_14]: Good.

01:10:00.408 --> 01:10:00.508
[UNKNOWN]: Good.

01:10:00.877 --> 01:10:08.149
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[SPEAKER_14]: grip it, grip it, you know I have to say this in the comments when I get hate in the comments it just exhilarates me a little bit because it reminds me of the old days nobody winds this is Clifford Curtis 52-20 Clifford I'm giving you what you want here you got noticed nobody winds more than Mike begging begging he writes for money every day

01:11:31.428 --> 01:11:35.295
[SPEAKER_14]: yet it's the only podcast that breaks every day.

01:11:35.775 --> 01:11:40.744
[SPEAKER_14]: What would he be referring to by breaking every day, Josh Soroka, would you have any idea?

01:11:41.124 --> 01:11:41.525
[SPEAKER_14]: I don't know.

01:11:42.767 --> 01:11:43.909
[SPEAKER_14]: How are you doing, Josh?

01:11:43.929 --> 01:11:45.291
[SPEAKER_10]: How are you doing, Josh?

01:11:45.311 --> 01:11:48.036
[SPEAKER_10]: How are you doing right now?

01:11:48.016 --> 01:11:50.340
[SPEAKER_10]: There's about four people who complain every day.

01:11:50.701 --> 01:11:52.705
[SPEAKER_10]: I don't know what they're talking about.

01:11:52.725 --> 01:11:53.667
[SPEAKER_10]: There's never happy.

01:11:53.947 --> 01:11:55.470
[SPEAKER_10]: You can't make them happy.

01:11:55.771 --> 01:11:57.574
[SPEAKER_10]: I've left groups because of these people.

01:11:58.236 --> 01:12:01.342
[SPEAKER_10]: They sent emails and screenshots of the group by then left.

01:12:02.063 --> 01:12:03.546
[SPEAKER_10]: So I've had to mark them as spam.

01:12:03.766 --> 01:12:05.650
[SPEAKER_10]: So there's some people you'll just never make happy.

01:12:05.830 --> 01:12:07.914
[SPEAKER_14]: So what should them and then something writes?

01:12:07.994 --> 01:12:09.417
[SPEAKER_13]: Don't judge them, Mike.

01:12:09.397 --> 01:12:24.558
[SPEAKER_15]: I have to wonder Mike if he there's two ways breaks could be break could be when we release a show every day and it breaks Or it could be that he thinks somehow the show gets broken every day and I don't know that a podcast can break.

01:12:24.919 --> 01:12:27.102
[SPEAKER_10]: No, we take commercial breaks every day.

01:12:27.082 --> 01:12:45.158
[SPEAKER_14]: sometimes for me though just you know it I don't know it's my broken personality that getting a little hate means we're doing something like when the end comes near it's so sad it is it's that you know that what you know and glad it made you happy it truly did

01:12:45.138 --> 01:13:09.559
[SPEAKER_14]: uh... that's uh... that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's before before we talk baseball did i share the new podcast coming out by the podcast was warehouse to be yes part of it's we're out to do we have a company of any kind i don't have my tip of the uh... tip of the uh... to be handy but uh... this is great news and i'm really glad that he's uh... that these guys have decided to come back lay it on us uh... jester roca uh... so Tony parkins and gary stine are back

01:13:09.539 --> 01:13:10.180
[SPEAKER_13]: Yes.

01:13:11.020 --> 01:13:15.625
[SPEAKER_10]: The show is now called, you gotta be kidding me, an episode one drops today.

01:13:15.645 --> 01:13:17.746
[SPEAKER_10]: I brought a little clip.

01:13:17.766 --> 01:13:17.887
[SPEAKER_10]: Okay.

01:13:18.047 --> 01:13:18.387
[SPEAKER_10]: Here we go.

01:13:18.427 --> 01:13:19.088
[SPEAKER_10]: This is Tommy.

01:13:19.108 --> 01:13:19.868
[SPEAKER_07]: Very, let me tell you.

01:13:19.968 --> 01:13:22.511
[SPEAKER_07]: I mean podcasts, I love it.

01:13:22.551 --> 01:13:24.933
[SPEAKER_07]: That's where, you know, I don't, that's what I want to do.

01:13:24.953 --> 01:13:26.494
[SPEAKER_07]: I don't want to do TV or radio.

01:13:26.675 --> 01:13:29.657
[SPEAKER_07]: I don't know, just respect to TV or radio people.

01:13:29.777 --> 01:13:35.242
[SPEAKER_07]: I mean, you know, I know disrespect, you know, they, they had their day.

01:13:35.583 --> 01:13:37.925
[SPEAKER_07]: But a podcast thing, that's what I really want to do.

01:13:38.045 --> 01:13:38.145
[UNKNOWN]: Good.

01:13:39.593 --> 01:13:40.775
[SPEAKER_07]: is Gary all right.

01:13:42.337 --> 01:13:44.981
[SPEAKER_15]: Gary it's also the read their first time.

01:13:45.001 --> 01:13:45.743
[SPEAKER_15]: Mike on video.

01:13:45.843 --> 01:13:46.884
[SPEAKER_15]: It's a video podcast.

01:13:46.904 --> 01:13:47.405
[SPEAKER_14]: I want to know.

01:13:47.425 --> 01:13:52.113
[SPEAKER_14]: Is that Gary really looking at Tony or is Gary?

01:13:52.133 --> 01:13:55.077
[SPEAKER_14]: No, that one that was pretending to look at his own direction.

01:13:55.117 --> 01:13:57.882
[SPEAKER_15]: So that would be each other.

01:13:58.182 --> 01:13:58.643
[SPEAKER_10]: All right.

01:13:58.663 --> 01:14:00.346
[SPEAKER_10]: That is their producer lining them up.

01:14:01.007 --> 01:14:01.367
[SPEAKER_10]: Okay.

01:14:01.547 --> 01:14:02.809
[SPEAKER_14]: Is are you their producer?

01:14:03.450 --> 01:14:04.312
[SPEAKER_14]: I am their producer.

01:14:04.492 --> 01:14:07.677
[SPEAKER_14]: You're not

01:14:07.657 --> 01:14:17.446
[SPEAKER_14]: Rob can we maybe work on the background for Gary Stein just a little bit just to you know, make sure that there's a little something in back of him Yeah, we're very happy.

01:14:17.486 --> 01:14:31.980
[SPEAKER_15]: We're very happy to capture the audio as well as we did and you know always we're tweaking always I think you're very happy to capture the audio as well as it did So looking on the audio as opposed to video.

01:14:32.021 --> 01:14:32.221
[SPEAKER_10]: Yes.

01:14:32.281 --> 01:14:34.022
[SPEAKER_10]: We know that there are tweaks that need to be made.

01:14:34.163 --> 01:14:34.623
[SPEAKER_10]: Yeah.

01:14:34.683 --> 01:14:35.204
[SPEAKER_10]: Sounds great.

01:14:35.284 --> 01:14:36.685
[SPEAKER_10]: It's our first time on video

01:14:36.665 --> 01:14:37.286
[SPEAKER_14]: Okay.

01:14:37.566 --> 01:14:37.966
[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, it is.

01:14:38.146 --> 01:14:38.567
[SPEAKER_14]: Okay.

01:14:38.587 --> 01:14:40.308
[SPEAKER_10]: I didn't know that show was not video.

01:14:40.769 --> 01:14:41.910
[SPEAKER_14]: Oh, I did not know that.

01:14:42.030 --> 01:14:44.993
[SPEAKER_14]: I did not know that how many are they planning on doing?

01:14:45.894 --> 01:14:50.558
[SPEAKER_10]: One a week a thousand I don't know what type of number do you want?

01:14:51.299 --> 01:14:52.140
[SPEAKER_13]: I don't care.

01:14:52.160 --> 01:14:53.040
[SPEAKER_13]: I'm asking.

01:14:53.201 --> 01:14:55.142
[SPEAKER_13]: I don't know anything about this.

01:14:55.162 --> 01:14:56.504
[SPEAKER_14]: I'm asking you guys.

01:14:56.644 --> 01:14:58.966
[SPEAKER_14]: What is it days in attitude?

01:14:59.046 --> 01:15:03.730
[SPEAKER_14]: I'm just trying to promote what you forced me to promote in this segment.

01:15:03.750 --> 01:15:04.811
[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, I forced you.

01:15:05.032 --> 01:15:05.372
[SPEAKER_14]: Yes.

01:15:05.352 --> 01:15:08.115
[SPEAKER_14]: you did, you just said how many do you want?

01:15:08.295 --> 01:15:11.658
[SPEAKER_14]: I don't, I might come up with it.

01:15:11.678 --> 01:15:13.360
[SPEAKER_10]: It is a weekly show every Tuesday.

01:15:13.661 --> 01:15:22.129
[SPEAKER_15]: A weekly podcast that we'll drop on Tuesday and they're very excited and if you ever listen to their show in the past day, came out of the gate running.

01:15:22.209 --> 01:15:27.014
[SPEAKER_15]: It sounds exactly the same energy and the same excitement.

01:15:27.094 --> 01:15:28.356
[SPEAKER_15]: It's just such a funny show.

01:15:28.476 --> 01:15:29.597
[SPEAKER_15]: It's at a blast with it.

01:15:29.737 --> 01:15:30.718
[SPEAKER_14]: I keep taking

01:15:30.698 --> 01:16:00.705
[SPEAKER_14]: I periodically pop on with Gary and he writes some really nice posts about his family and Nova Scotia and things that mean a lot to me so it's very cool, and of course if you don't know Tony and I were classmates at American University together and I have watched Tony reach for the episode pinnacle of television broadcasting being on Good Morning America and then

01:16:00.685 --> 01:16:07.576
[SPEAKER_14]: in D.C., that's like now on NBC in Washington, D.C., the main work of his organization.

01:16:07.656 --> 01:16:18.954
[SPEAKER_15]: He's worked at every station in Washington, D.C., if you count ABC, National Mark Me, as Channel 7, he's worked at the mall and he's great, he's just, but he loves doing this.

01:16:19.074 --> 01:16:27.047
[SPEAKER_15]: I mean, he's such a solid anchor and news reader, but he has said that doing this podcast is the favorite thing he's ever done and it's so nice to have him back.

01:16:27.027 --> 01:16:29.591
[SPEAKER_14]: Daniel Thurber writes, Rob is an ancient queen.

01:16:29.851 --> 01:16:33.597
[SPEAKER_14]: Mike has an Irish golfer and Josh is a lover of Jesus and sports.

01:16:33.617 --> 01:16:34.900
[SPEAKER_14]: I think we are doing great boys.

01:16:35.060 --> 01:16:36.081
[SPEAKER_14]: Happy St. Patty's Day.

01:16:36.121 --> 01:16:37.644
[SPEAKER_14]: Thank you, Daniel, right back to you.

01:16:37.664 --> 01:16:38.666
[SPEAKER_14]: All right.

01:16:39.347 --> 01:16:43.754
[SPEAKER_14]: WBC World Baseball class has been watched and the highlights did not watch the live game last night.

01:16:43.834 --> 01:16:46.538
[SPEAKER_14]: Josh Soroka, pretty.

01:16:46.518 --> 01:16:50.685
[SPEAKER_14]: pretty tidy little victory by Venezuela over Italy last night.

01:16:51.046 --> 01:16:51.186
[SPEAKER_14]: Yes.

01:16:51.206 --> 01:16:52.168
[SPEAKER_14]: I have to say this.

01:16:53.229 --> 01:17:06.893
[SPEAKER_14]: As much as I bleed red white and blue, it would be the upset of upsets if Venezuela was able to pull off a victory against the United States.

01:17:07.073 --> 01:17:08.796
[SPEAKER_14]: I don't think it can happen to you.

01:17:08.776 --> 01:17:12.181
[SPEAKER_10]: No, I don't think it'll happen, but but we'll see.

01:17:12.422 --> 01:17:13.924
[SPEAKER_10]: I mean, you never know in these games.

01:17:13.944 --> 01:17:17.350
[SPEAKER_10]: That's what's fun about baseball is anything going to happen in any game.

01:17:17.850 --> 01:17:18.471
[SPEAKER_10]: Good day.

01:17:18.491 --> 01:17:19.633
[SPEAKER_10]: People have good day bad days.

01:17:19.773 --> 01:17:21.717
[SPEAKER_10]: And this is just a one game championship.

01:17:22.217 --> 01:17:23.119
[SPEAKER_14]: So it's so quick.

01:17:23.159 --> 01:17:25.182
[SPEAKER_14]: That's when I love about I love that you have this.

01:17:25.162 --> 01:17:45.786
[SPEAKER_14]: I love that you have the two quarter finals and then BAM you're right there and we've got the game two night the championship the energy that has been brought to I would have like to see Dominican Republic against the United States, but I think really if you had to have another one Venezuela will be the same Miami energy going into the United Scam, don't you think?

01:17:45.766 --> 01:17:46.627
[SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, it'll be packed.

01:17:46.727 --> 01:17:47.609
[SPEAKER_10]: There's lots of energy.

01:17:47.689 --> 01:17:54.799
[SPEAKER_10]: Every team, even if Italy made it, Italy was a not supposed to make it as far as they did, and they had a broader punch of energy and fun.

01:17:55.680 --> 01:17:58.124
[SPEAKER_15]: And it's like, is every team in Miami for this?

01:17:58.204 --> 01:18:00.487
[SPEAKER_15]: Do they all come like, almost like a Olympic event?

01:18:00.507 --> 01:18:08.018
[SPEAKER_10]: They all come to or is a Olympic Games in Japan, Houston, Miami, and I think there might be one other location.

01:18:08.038 --> 01:18:13.005
[SPEAKER_15]: Then I guess that sort of destroys my hope that Wayne would sing the national anthem tonight.

01:18:14.082 --> 01:18:15.463
[SPEAKER_15]: You might still be in town.

01:18:15.984 --> 01:18:16.905
[SPEAKER_12]: I'm in town.

01:18:18.006 --> 01:18:21.670
[SPEAKER_12]: I think it's pretty obvious that I'm flying commercial.

01:18:24.012 --> 01:18:37.546
[SPEAKER_14]: The one thing I wanted to ask you about the WBC do you think that the Dominican Republic would have had a better shot at at beating the United States.

01:18:37.666 --> 01:18:38.627
[SPEAKER_14]: I think it would have too.

01:18:38.727 --> 01:18:39.227
[SPEAKER_10]: I think so.

01:18:39.427 --> 01:18:39.988
[SPEAKER_10]: But I thought

01:18:39.968 --> 01:18:42.674
[SPEAKER_10]: I thought Japan had a really good team and they didn't make it.

01:18:42.694 --> 01:18:44.818
[SPEAKER_10]: They got knocked off by Italy, so anything can happen.

01:18:45.219 --> 01:18:45.760
[SPEAKER_14]: Thank you, Linda.

01:18:45.780 --> 01:18:50.670
[SPEAKER_14]: We appreciate the super chat and we have a do you have some beautiful videos standing by for us, Rob?

01:18:50.730 --> 01:18:51.312
[SPEAKER_14]: Be what?

01:18:51.332 --> 01:18:54.157
[SPEAKER_14]: Mike, I've got some tape of Wayne Newton that you're gonna know.

01:18:54.418 --> 01:18:56.061
[SPEAKER_15]: No, no, no more Wayne.

01:18:56.081 --> 01:18:57.124
[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, I've got a beautiful video.

01:18:57.144 --> 01:18:57.364
[SPEAKER_14]: I promise.

01:18:57.404 --> 01:19:00.711
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[SPEAKER_08]: 60s on six

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[SPEAKER_15]: Mike, I think a lot of our news coverage and I don't know if it's because they run things fast and loose or what the deal is or because it's over in Los Angeles, KTLA, Los Angeles has a lot of stuff happening all the time.

01:20:39.495 --> 01:20:47.627
[SPEAKER_15]: I think it's because one of the things they have a copter and they can do the traffic things, but they had some great life and less someone could spill hot coffee.

01:20:47.647 --> 01:20:51.211
[SPEAKER_15]: This is about the greatest life event you can see on television.

01:20:51.552 --> 01:20:55.377
[SPEAKER_15]: Here's KTLA talking about a bear living under a house.

01:20:58.158 --> 01:20:58.679
[SPEAKER_08]: Good morning.

01:20:58.740 --> 01:21:12.977
[SPEAKER_08]: I'm Erin Myers and Monroe via a fair attack to a woman walking her dog in this neighborhood and now they're trying to determine if it is the same bear that lives underneath the house here behind me all those details coming up.

01:21:14.273 --> 01:21:16.258
[SPEAKER_14]: But she prepared for that cut-a-wagon.

01:21:16.359 --> 01:21:16.940
[SPEAKER_01]: I'm not sure.

01:21:17.020 --> 01:21:17.682
[SPEAKER_01]: I'll see.

01:21:17.762 --> 01:21:18.264
[SPEAKER_01]: Wait for it.

01:21:18.324 --> 01:21:19.346
[SPEAKER_01]: That bear up to the right side.

01:21:19.366 --> 01:21:20.971
[SPEAKER_01]: We'll get back it with Aaron in just a moment.

01:21:20.991 --> 01:21:22.274
[SPEAKER_01]: We all know Kelly's born now.

01:21:22.294 --> 01:21:23.658
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay, let's go back to Aaron Myers.

01:21:24.500 --> 01:21:25.402
[SPEAKER_01]: We're going back now.

01:21:25.663 --> 01:21:26.104
[SPEAKER_01]: Come on now.

01:21:26.124 --> 01:21:26.746
[SPEAKER_01]: Let's go to one.

01:21:26.766 --> 01:21:27.428
[SPEAKER_01]: Come on.

01:21:27.709 --> 01:21:29.413
[SPEAKER_15]: Come on.

01:21:30.220 --> 01:21:31.962
[SPEAKER_15]: Now that truck is a bear trap.

01:21:31.982 --> 01:21:35.067
[SPEAKER_08]: I'm actually walking into the trap or nope, it was going to do.

01:21:35.087 --> 01:21:35.948
[SPEAKER_08]: But now we're looking at it.

01:21:35.968 --> 01:21:36.809
[SPEAKER_08]: We're going to step out.

01:21:36.829 --> 01:21:37.610
[SPEAKER_08]: It is huge.

01:21:38.091 --> 01:21:38.651
[SPEAKER_15]: It's massive.

01:21:38.672 --> 01:21:43.618
[SPEAKER_08]: We're told by the man who lives here that this bear has been here for several months.

01:21:44.319 --> 01:21:47.804
[SPEAKER_08]: And they do believe it has a baby that's also living in the house.

01:21:47.864 --> 01:21:48.665
[SPEAKER_04]: Look at it.

01:21:48.885 --> 01:21:50.047
[SPEAKER_04]: Oh my god.

01:21:50.067 --> 01:21:52.590
[SPEAKER_08]: And we may get back in the car depending on what it does.

01:21:52.631 --> 01:21:54.473
[SPEAKER_08]: But we can see it here.

01:21:54.453 --> 01:21:55.415
[SPEAKER_08]: in the driveway.

01:21:55.435 --> 01:22:01.751
[SPEAKER_08]: They say he usually or she usually comes out a couple times a day and just hangs out in this neighborhood a lot.

01:22:02.052 --> 01:22:06.082
[SPEAKER_08]: You can see her right there going on to the grass and they don't know.

01:22:06.102 --> 01:22:09.390
[SPEAKER_08]: I do want to say they don't know if this was the bear that attacked the person walking.

01:22:09.490 --> 01:22:10.492
[SPEAKER_08]: That's enough, Judge.

01:22:10.533 --> 01:22:12.377
[SPEAKER_14]: But I do have a couple questions.

01:22:12.357 --> 01:22:28.763
[SPEAKER_14]: What is it you know what you're rolling a video of that I can't stop staring I can't watch that pair all day I could what is going to say the exact same thing what is the human fascination that that we love there there's something about bears I don't know us

01:22:28.743 --> 01:22:48.492
[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, but here's the problem though for months a guy has had a bear living under his house And I'm sorry that it killed the dog, but don't you think this is something you would address with a certain amount of urgency If you had a bear living on you, I mean that ain't termites.

01:22:48.572 --> 01:22:49.293
[SPEAKER_15]: That's a bear.

01:22:49.553 --> 01:22:50.314
[SPEAKER_14]: I would think so.

01:22:50.455 --> 01:22:51.756
[SPEAKER_14]: It's a weird story.

01:22:52.137 --> 01:22:56.303
[SPEAKER_14]: Obviously though It's local news, so don't expect anybody to ask any important questions

01:22:56.283 --> 01:23:12.182
[SPEAKER_15]: No, the only important question was, well, we might get a Maccar if it gets any closer, but we're gonna throw back to the stream There's show the video, Blakey Lee Mike, I know you wear the big Bob Hope Apple headphones, do you ever wear AirPods

01:23:12.314 --> 01:23:22.507
[SPEAKER_14]: Uh, yeah, as a matter of fact, uh, well, I mean, the headphones that I use regularly when I'm not on the show are AirPods Max, which is actually our headphones as well.

01:23:22.948 --> 01:23:25.291
[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, but these are the little guys that you stick in your ear.

01:23:25.572 --> 01:23:26.313
[SPEAKER_15]: I have some.

01:23:26.473 --> 01:23:31.539
[SPEAKER_15]: I always feel they've never fallen out on me But they always feel like they're loose like they might come out.

01:23:31.780 --> 01:23:32.541
[SPEAKER_15]: I know what you're talking about.

01:23:32.701 --> 01:23:39.590
[SPEAKER_15]: There is sort of a Internet trend now saying that we've been wearing them long all along.

01:23:39.730 --> 01:23:41.072
[SPEAKER_15]: I want you to thought on this video

01:23:41.812 --> 01:23:44.298
[SPEAKER_06]: We've all been wearing our AirPods incorrectly.

01:23:44.558 --> 01:23:50.331
[SPEAKER_06]: My boy just sent me this viral post and apparently you're supposed to insert them into your ear and turn towards your face until snub.

01:23:50.492 --> 01:23:53.619
[SPEAKER_06]: And based on however you interpret that, it's supposed to leave you with something like this.

01:23:53.979 --> 01:23:55.783
[SPEAKER_06]: But now my music keeps playing upside down.

01:23:56.545 --> 01:23:57.407
[SPEAKER_15]: Okay, that's funny.

01:23:57.387 --> 01:24:06.435
[SPEAKER_15]: but I tried it and it doesn't seem to work for me and also wouldn't that mute the ability for you to talk on the phone with them?

01:24:06.916 --> 01:24:09.838
[SPEAKER_10]: Yes, and your ability to tap and all that.

01:24:10.018 --> 01:24:14.182
[SPEAKER_10]: Right, and that guy just has the perfect size ears that it fits when he flips it over.

01:24:14.202 --> 01:24:16.945
[SPEAKER_14]: All right, so it's not true and everybody can't.

01:24:17.325 --> 01:24:18.346
[SPEAKER_14]: All right, thank you Apple.

01:24:18.586 --> 01:24:26.213
[SPEAKER_14]: I mean, but they don't, the bottom line with the AirPods is they don't fit perfectly in the

01:24:26.193 --> 01:24:27.255
[SPEAKER_15]: yet they stay in.

01:24:27.375 --> 01:24:28.037
[SPEAKER_14]: Why is this?

01:24:28.398 --> 01:24:34.630
[SPEAKER_14]: Well, I mean, I use these, I can't even tell you the brand name of the ear monitors that I use for the show.

01:24:34.651 --> 01:24:36.695
[SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, but they look over with wires.

01:24:36.875 --> 01:24:42.126
[SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, that's basically what they call an IFB in television.

01:24:42.106 --> 01:24:43.989
[SPEAKER_14]: Interrupted Foldback Mike.

01:24:44.390 --> 01:24:45.091
[SPEAKER_14]: Yes, that's it.

01:24:45.111 --> 01:24:46.133
[SPEAKER_14]: That's exactly what it is.

01:24:46.193 --> 01:24:46.734
[SPEAKER_14]: Thank you, Rob.

01:24:47.015 --> 01:24:47.716
[SPEAKER_15]: I knew it.

01:24:47.736 --> 01:24:48.838
[SPEAKER_15]: Let's close with this Josh.

01:24:48.958 --> 01:24:52.965
[SPEAKER_15]: A new tape has been well, not a new tape, but a tape has been newly circulated.

01:24:53.045 --> 01:24:54.949
[SPEAKER_15]: It's actually a few years ago from COVID.

01:24:55.530 --> 01:25:00.839
[SPEAKER_15]: This is the baseball announcer with the fastest reflexes you've ever seen.

01:25:01.120 --> 01:25:02.983
[SPEAKER_15]: Let's take a look at Jeff Haxton.

01:25:02.963 --> 01:25:05.286
[SPEAKER_05]: Bitch, come on, ride back, get us.

01:25:05.987 --> 01:25:08.891
[SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, oh, that's great.

01:25:09.212 --> 01:25:13.057
[SPEAKER_05]: With a bare hands, the Hague.

01:25:13.077 --> 01:25:13.417
[SPEAKER_05]: Whoo!

01:25:13.437 --> 01:25:14.619
[SPEAKER_05]: You're right, Fluffy.

01:25:15.480 --> 01:25:15.821
[SPEAKER_05]: That's fantastic.

01:25:15.841 --> 01:25:18.785
[SPEAKER_05]: My hand hurts so bad right now.

01:25:19.025 --> 01:25:19.546
[SPEAKER_05]: Play it again.

01:25:19.706 --> 01:25:21.468
[SPEAKER_05]: Play it one more time and begin.

01:25:21.508 --> 01:25:22.330
[SPEAKER_05]: Stop the water, stop the water.

01:25:22.350 --> 01:25:23.731
[SPEAKER_10]: Great, great camera work.

01:25:23.992 --> 01:25:24.412
[SPEAKER_10]: Oh, good.

01:25:24.432 --> 01:25:25.153
[SPEAKER_10]: Great sound.

01:25:25.233 --> 01:25:25.694
[SPEAKER_10]: Good, too.

01:25:26.395 --> 01:25:27.276
[SPEAKER_05]: Come on, ride back, get us.

01:25:27.997 --> 01:25:30.000
[SPEAKER_05]: Yeah.

01:25:30.402 --> 01:25:35.367
[SPEAKER_05]: That was a pair of his neck.

01:25:35.387 --> 01:25:35.707
[SPEAKER_05]: I love this.

01:25:35.727 --> 01:25:36.688
[SPEAKER_05]: It's a great play.

01:25:36.708 --> 01:25:37.369
[SPEAKER_14]: That's awesome.

01:25:37.409 --> 01:25:38.971
[SPEAKER_14]: Promote him to the major leagues.

01:25:39.011 --> 01:25:39.872
[SPEAKER_14]: That's what I say.

01:25:40.012 --> 01:25:41.133
[SPEAKER_15]: And that's my bad.

01:25:41.213 --> 01:25:42.274
[SPEAKER_15]: Is your beautiful video?

01:25:42.434 --> 01:25:43.716
[SPEAKER_14]: Josh, you were gonna say something?

01:25:44.476 --> 01:25:46.338
[SPEAKER_14]: No, I was just gonna point out that had to be college.

01:25:47.439 --> 01:25:49.221
[SPEAKER_14]: What are your plans today?

01:25:49.321 --> 01:25:52.324
[SPEAKER_14]: Are you gonna be trying to go out to the Baltimore?

01:25:52.404 --> 01:25:52.965
[SPEAKER_10]: Or Star now?

01:25:52.985 --> 01:25:55.347
[SPEAKER_10]: It's the cold and expensive.

01:25:55.407 --> 01:25:56.809
[SPEAKER_10]: I might just go home.

01:25:56.829 --> 01:25:57.710
[SPEAKER_10]: It's worth it.

01:25:57.730 --> 01:25:58.811
[SPEAKER_14]: Okay, have fun.

01:25:59.251 --> 01:25:59.852
[SPEAKER_10]: Yeah.

01:25:59.832 --> 01:26:02.595
[SPEAKER_14]: funds the best funds the best thing to have.

01:26:03.196 --> 01:26:05.058
[SPEAKER_14]: Hey, thank you for all your participation.

01:26:05.479 --> 01:26:07.261
[SPEAKER_14]: On the comments today was a lot of fun.

01:26:07.281 --> 01:26:09.744
[SPEAKER_14]: We enjoyed that and thanks for the Wayne Newton.

01:26:10.385 --> 01:26:12.647
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01:26:12.707 --> 01:26:16.392
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01:26:16.792 --> 01:26:18.494
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01:26:18.754 --> 01:26:21.157
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01:26:21.498 --> 01:26:24.321
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01:26:24.301 --> 01:26:25.723
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01:26:26.043 --> 01:26:27.305
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01:26:27.545 --> 01:26:30.909
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01:26:30.929 --> 01:26:34.653
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01:26:34.794 --> 01:26:35.494
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