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We ain't getting a lot for that
Nebraska education. How about you let the
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rest of the game play out old
time. Maybe you're right, Um,
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there's not much left. We don't
think though. It's Program Password here on
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the grom Rock to buy Casey.
He's little being Mark Rosen against myself and
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my firstborn Deuce tend to be.
We're taking a beating right now. I
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wants to score. At the half, I would say it beating. It's
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been pretty competitive. It's forty one
twenty nine. Little be in Rosen put
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the lead over you, Common and
Deuce as always. You can watch the
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second half of Program Password on kfan
dot com slash watch. And also,
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I should say we're only about a
month away from the Program Password invitation on
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our second annual. I've never gotten
an invitation yet. What is that?
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Respond? But did either? Are
we a load to pick our own partners?
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No? No, I no,
I will choose the teams. Oh
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okay, did you release? I
mean I texted you like a month ago.
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Well all that goes and you didn't
respond. No, there's a shock
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either to the You've Rosen the only
two that didn't respond. Fraud father strikes
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again. Yeah, I'll be there, but hoping to reach out to all
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the all the players have received invites. We'll send it on an email soon,
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trying to gather and certain dates on
the calendar that it will work.
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It's a bit complicated, and then
probably a second week of May we'll have
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the bracket reveal and then we'll play. I got it all right, all
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right? I think I mentioned that
you can watch second half Broken Password on
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kfan dot com slash watch. It's
forty one twenty nine, little being Rosie
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with the lead deuce and a little
bee. I turned down your headsets please.
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The password is area. All right, com and you're down twelve.
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You've got the option. Would you
like to go first or second? I
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want to go second, all right, Rosen and little b for ten fifty
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one, donnut common and common and
dues for nine alien area. That was
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sucking fool, Walter brilliant. I
don't think I would have allowed fifty one
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anyways. It isn't that two words. No, it's a numbers hyphen.
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I think I'm almost positive. I
don't know. Well either way, Common
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it was me he would say that
we couldn't. Yeah, of course,
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no, I got tickets I need
soon priorities forty one, thirty eight A
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little bit Rosen just a three point
lead. Now common and Rosen turned on
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your headsets. The password is concern
deuce down three. You gotta make the
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decision. You want to go first
or second? You have five seconds.
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I'll go first, all right,
Deuce and common for ten issue problem will
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be in Rosie for nine. Worried
deuce and common for eight worry front.
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We'll be in rosie for seven Express
problem, I don't deuce and common for
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six hesitation stop, I love what
the way you say little being Rosie for
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five worrisome prett Yeah, I can't. I don't know what it is,
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all right? Last one do said
comments for four problem password voice hardress you
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know what I should have done?
Question comment, Oh that's what I should
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have done. Yeah, yeah,
that would have worked. All right?
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Do send a little be turned down
your headsets. The password is Hopkins common
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soil down three. You got a
chance to take the lead. Here you
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have the option. Would you like
to go first or second? Second?
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All right? Rosen and will be
for ten City state, Common and dues
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for nine five seconds up Town Metropolis
frozen and will be for eight Royals City
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common and due for seven. Mascot
Tiger Rose and and will be for six.
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Basketball Kansas Common induced for five,
Royals Baseball all my last one,
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Rosie and will be for four,
Thank god. Um suburb I got nothing,
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Rosyther, What would I say?
What would be a clue? Hopkins?
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I was asking, Oh, it's
Hopkins. It's like, I mean,
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I can't think of another no than
the Hopkins Royals. I don't know
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what else to say. Yeah,
it's suburbs, John Hopkins. Well,
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John, probably that was what I
said. That's a doozy harumf fiber.
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Yeah, that's true. Grow you
good? All right? Forty one thirty
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eight Still game is coming into a
halt thing to my thanks to my clues
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and Rosen Common, Rosen turn on
your headsets place. The password is anchor.
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All right, deuce still down three? You got the option? What
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do you want to do? Second? All right? Little being Rosie for
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ten. It's not Saint Louis Park, is it? Halt stop deuce and
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Common for nine? Drop pass out. We'll being Rosie for eight, Boat
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duc deuce and Common for seven.
Wait in your hands, can't use your
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hands. We'll be in Rosie for
six. Wait anchor news anything, okay,
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Rosie being Mark Rosen was Douce Susan
hands over there away, I was
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doing this. I can't even pass
your vibes. You cannot. You can
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put your vibes in your pocket.
I'll keep my vibes in my pocket,
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all right, forty seven thirty eight
stuff? Actually all that did was distract
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me. Did Actually, well,
there's that douce and will be turned on
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your headsets please. The password is
wax. It's on you Common down nine.
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You've got the option. You're gonna
go first or second. I'm gonna
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go first, all right, Common
and dues for ten candle Wick Rosen and
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little B for nine buff muscle com
I'm gonna dues for eight ear Wax.
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Why didn't you say ear because buff
was a better clue? No, it
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wasn't. Actually, when I hear
buff, I think muscles. No,
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what was the first clue? Candle? Candle? The candle plus a year?
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It was really easy? All right? One point game forty seven forty
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six, will be and Rosie with
the lead Common and Rosen turned on your
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headsets. The password is torch deuce. You're down to point. You still
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have the option. Would you like
to go first or second. First sounds
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so confident. Deuce and common for
ten light dark lill Be and Rosie for
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nine Olympic torch and then on second
thought, maybe that was a ghost second.
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Yeah, yeah, you walked right
into that one. I don't understand
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that a tough love covenant ten point
lead for a little B and Rosen they
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lead fifty six heavy Life's not the
best clip, thanks dad. Less,
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I would have said less filling and
that's too work doing little beachurnw on your
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headsets. The password is puddle common
down ten. The option is on you
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second, all right, Rosen,
you and little B for ten splash wave
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common and dues for nine water park
Rosen and will be for eight street hydrant
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common, induce for seven jumper Rosen
a little be for six street puddle.
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You've never heard of puddle jumper.
Jumper went right over my head. Yeah,
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I should have known, I said
right when I said it, I
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said, you probably he's never heard
of puddle jumper. I've I've never heard
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of puddle jumping. All right,
little being Rosen, your airplane eighteen points
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away from victory. You lead sixty
two to forty six Common and Rosen.
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I've ever screwed up in would you
believe in common Rosen? Tune on your
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headsets please. The password is ticket
deuce or down sixteen. You need this
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one. You got the option.
What do you want to do? Five
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seconds? Look at that? Look
on it all right, he's gonna go
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a second little b and Rosen for
ten, speeding bump deuce and common for
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nine, say something hurry writing ticket, same thing, And there was gonna
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be to them speeding ticket. That
was simple. Citation would have been good
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there. Yeah, yeah, that
would have been a perfect clue. Speeding
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was fine. Yeah, thank you. Yes, I thought it was because
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I just wanted you just say anything
anything. I guess I can blur it
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off the answer, even put out
a clue, can't You don't even heard
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of a speeding bump. No,
you can speak about Rosen. But you
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can blurt out the answer before a
clue comes to you, can't. You
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know? Well, I wouldn't know
if that was you doing an answer or
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just staying out a different word for
something else. Side, I don't know.
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Well, if I think he's gotta
give out, give a clue,
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yeah, we gotta give him.
I gotta give something all right, seven
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point game sixty two fifty five Rosen
have the lead. Deuce a little b
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please Downder, please turn down your
headsets. The password is trampoline common down
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seven. You've got the option you
want to go first or second second?
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All right, Rosen and little Be
for ten backyard barbecue common and deuce for
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nine jumping suprink clay Rosen and little
Be for eight. Apparatus trampoline du sprinklers.
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We's gonna shave your head while you
sleep. I think the puddle skewed
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me because I'm thinking, what do
you jump through in the backyard? I
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thought of when we lived at the
old coal compound, how we jumped through
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the sprink clerks in backyard. So
maybe you should hop off. All right,
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little being Rosie, you are ten
points victory. So if you get
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the ten point or you win,
you're at seventy common induce you're still at
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fifty five common Rosen headsets down.
The password is stain. It's on you,
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douce. You're down fifteen points.
I've got the option first or second
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second. All right, we'll be
and mark Rosen for ten and the win
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five seconds permanent inc deuce common for
nine mark, we'll be in Rosie for
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eight shirt stein cloth on all right, love being Rosie. You're now it's
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seventy eight, so any correct answer
You are victorious, Common and Douce still
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at fifty five deuce and will be
Please turn down your headsets. The password
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is read by common down twenty three. You'll probably have the option the rest
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of the way. You get the
option here, what do you want to
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do five seconds? I'll go ahead
and um I'll pass. I should have
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gone all right, Rosen and little
b for ten and the wind book read
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Oh my god, holy cow,
I stole a little boo. I was
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a second clue. I don't see
what would you have said read? Do
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you think I'd have said book because
that's the only clue I could think of
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that kind of out. I'm probably
not. Yeah, I probably wouldn't a
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steady. That's why I want well
done, row well. I find I
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find the song very appropriate. You
got lucky. It's a throwback, like
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this is a throwback. We'll be
back. Maybe should I have just lost
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the game against you and fallness and
then maybe I just keep good, be
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able to bast That's what I would
have done. You should have just it's
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impossible to lose to fallness. Wow, am I one in five? Now
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you are one five? You might
one of the worst records of right not
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ever get invited back. Oh that's
how I know. I was like you
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having you here, Douce. That's
program password the day brought you by case
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and it'll be thank you very much, guys, and we'll take a quick
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break. We'll come back. We
got more to get to common Man.
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Brokem on the fan to get set. We'll ks to get that kids to
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common Man with Mark Rosen on the
fan. Philly's nice. Get get yourself
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a grill of some form um.
Go about four and a half minutes on
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each side so it'll be charged.
Put butter on it. Put the back
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line for a night for ninety seconds
both sides, and you'll eat your way
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right through the grill. You want
to be able to stop yourself when you
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get to the charcoal. Once you
get over that in Anoka County line and
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head north, your troubles are beyond
you. Are you going out to tip
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the light thin dango and have a
couple like goddamn, I don't want to
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talk about that today, but thanks
for bringing it up. If you don't
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want to have any fun, don't
come here from two to three to go
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someplaces you had me and go back
to the drug store. Where'd you hit
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it on? One? Is he
still an Internet for this day? So
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you are what you wear? Except
for me, it's I don't care.
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It is indeed a Dark Star Memorial
hour. I'm comed he's tenna be.
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Deuce is hanging out and Mark Rosen
is here as well. I'm gonna ask
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you a question. Okay as of
two twenty five, twenty eight, twenty
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nine thirty as of right now,
Yeah, I'm gonna ask you a question.
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You can only give me one response. Of the four men's professional sports
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team, the major four in this
town, which one do you think has
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the best chance to win a championship. We've been through this before, haven't
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we. Well, yeah, but
it's but it hasn't changed. Well,
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don't you think it has changed.
It's the Minnesota Twins. Did you let
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me chance to any I texted you
about it. Here's what I Yeah.
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The game started at six pm and
it was over at six z nine.
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It was and I kept thinking the
AK Stadium crowds, especially early in the
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season and notorious was showing up late. It's just, you know, you
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put it on a half full at
best. Most of those people were in
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route to Yankee Stadium when they got
there, you imagine, and they they
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didn't didn't have their phone on or
whatever. And they sit down. They
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look up at the scoreboard to wait. The Twins are ahead nine to nothing,
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nine runs in the first inning.
Nine runs the first thing. The
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Twins scored more runs in the first
inning. Then, um, what's his
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name? My guy? The picture
Ryan threw pictures in the first inning.
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Um, it was Yeah. It
was a destructive beatdown of a team that
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I mean doesn't erase twenty years of
frustration against the Hate and the Yankees.
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But it was certainly a lot of
fun to watch for one game. Uh
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and uh it was yeah. I
mean the kid everything was going well for
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him and it was just one of
those beautiful innings that you can't repeat or
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won't repeat. I don't know if
the Twins are any called. I mean,
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I look at it. They can
certainly win this division. I'm not
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sure they're going to be. It's
a law long ways away. I like
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the I like the immediate future of
this team when they when they get healthy,
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and I love the lineup, which
is gonna get better and better and
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better. Told me you were down
in the lineup and he scored nine runs
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against down on it. I said, they're missing key elements. Who would
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suspect against a rookie pitcher that they
would the beginning of the season. No,
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no, I said you the thing
you were concerned about when it was
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the beginning of the year. But
now I'm saying that we're seeing I mean,
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I mentioned the embarrassment of Richards that
Rocko Baldelli is gonna have when he
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gets Kepler back, Polanco back,
um Gallo back, not they're gonna have
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to have a twelve man lineup.
I mean, there's just they're missing some
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key people and uh yeah so,
but more importantly, the pitching continues to
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be the key to this team.
Now they brought up your guy. My
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ad has got a little loss sore
armed, So there you go. Louis
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Varland, he's tired. He's tired. Louis Varland, who pitched so well
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at the Ayankee Stadium. Wasn't that
a year ago? Yeah? Last year?
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Yeah, So he's getting the call
tonight. Uh, they know he's
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a Yankee killer, So he's pitching
for the Twins tonight in game two of
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the series, so good luck to
Louis. But yeah, it was fun
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to watch because at that point it
was game, set and match. It
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was over. It was over,
Johnny and then you know, Michael Taylor,
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I mean, back to back to
back home runs and that's just everything
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you've never seen really at the Yankee
Stadium. Happened in the first ending of
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the game last night, and it
was a joy to watch. I'm glad.
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I'm glad I saw it. So
yeah, I don't know the answer
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your question. Um, I didn't
see a second of it. You know
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why when I was dropping my wife
off and baby at the airport. By
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the time I got home, well, I did turn on. I saw
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it. When I turned it on, it was nine nothing. So then
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I turned it off because that game
was over. And then I watched LGA.
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So it was over within literally twenty
minutes. It was no, it
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was it was gonna come I mean, no times. Can you come back
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from a nine nothing nothing? Yeah, um, I suppose you could.
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It's probably one out of every hundred
games like that games. Yeah, so
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it was over. Uh, they
play again tonight Saturday, Sunday Sundays.
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The matchup. I'm looking forward forward
to each team's ace. Pablo against Garrett
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should be good. We'll take a
break, come back, Okay, one
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last segment to go Common Man program. Here in the fan you're listening to
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The Common Man with Mark Rosen on
Pepperoni, Pepperoni, Pepperoni, Pepperoni,
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Pepperoni, Pepperoni, Pepperoni, Pepperoni. Rosen's a fraud that we told everybody
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to whether it's the talk back,
whether it's booth at camping and dot com
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or the CAF and Bradshawn Bryan text
line to tag everything with Rosen. Oh,
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I got it. But the guy
who emailed you just, yeah,
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I made up watching the game,
I say, because it wasn't on television
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here I went, yeah, I
just made that up. Yeah, there's
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something called bally Sports Extra. Yeah
the wild We're on ballet Sports last night,
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the Twins game started at six was
on Ballet Sports Extra. All you
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have through is pushed that button on
your remote and goal if you have it,
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you go Ballet Sports Extra and I'll
take you right. You have to
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do that. You just press the
next channel and it's one sixty six it's
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six six on mine under tiv it's
six six eight, and then it's like
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plus one. Make um. I
don't know, Duce. I know you
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don't live here in town anymore.
But I saw there was a concert at
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Target Center last weekend that had to
be canceled. Did you hear about that?
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I did hear about that. Actually
it was the Future concert? Whose
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concert? Was it the future concert? No? No, no? But
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but who's in the concert future?
No, I didn't say when was it?
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I said who? Yeah? I
know so who? No, it's
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it's future we lash was supposed to
be last Saturday. So it's actually in
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the past. I know that.
So it's a past future concert. Correct?
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How can that be? Well,
technically it's it's not in the past
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because it didn't happen. Well,
then why are you saying it was a
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future concert? It was some of
my friends and I were planning on going,
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and it's it's just stinks from that. So you you've had you've had
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a concert you had tickets to cancel
that? Yeah? Yeah, wait,
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so you've had a concert you had
tickets you canceled before, correct, but
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not a future concert? Well,
what a kind of concert would you cancel.
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Well, any concert that could be
canceled by any artists, but it
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would have to be a future concoct. Anyone can cancel, but it couldn't
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be in the past. You can't
cancel the past concert that dead. You're
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not making any sense. No,
no, oh wait, sorry, Tennant,
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this is your line? Well I
have a line? Yeah? Sorry?
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Was it? I heard there was
some speculation that there could be a
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future collaboration coming up. Do you
know anything about that, Duce? Yeah,
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the Future and the Weekend are planning
on collaborating. What do you mean
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a collaboration with the Weekend? Like
they're gonna make some future songs with the
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Weekend? You mean like there's going
to be some music performed this weekend,
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believe, But I'm not sure what
that has to do with the future collaboration
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with the Weekend. You just said
that. No, he's talking about the
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rapper and singer doing a collaboration.
I know, but who he already told
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you? I told you it's a
future collaboration with the week How do you
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collaborate with the weekend? Is that
some new slang the young kids are using
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or something they say they're collaborating with
the Weekend. Note not just anybody can
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collaborate with the Weekend. You gotta
have a little notoriety to collaborate with someone
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like that, like like future notoridy. But if you, if you,
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if you haven't got the notoriety yet, then nobody knows who you are.
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Uh I thought you. I thought
you liked the Weekend. Who doesn't like
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the Weekend? Well, there are
a lot of people who are not fans
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of the weekend's super Bowl halftime show. Don't throw on a halftime show that's
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not don't have just go with the
script. Just go with the script.
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Just read it again and read it
more. Instead of like this, just
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read it like you're talking back and
cold about Well, a lot of people
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are not fans of the Weekend at
the super Bowl. Wait, are you
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talking about a future super Bowl?
No, there hasn't been a future shoot
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well, I know it hasn't happened
because it's a future super Bowl. No,
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they haven't announced the halftime show for
the next Super Bow. What ten
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of you should play the Weekend?
He's got some rippers, Yeah, it
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doesn't. The Weekend have that song
roundabout? I love that one. I
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always love that one. Jude Shoot
need more work. You're not doing the
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stanislofs. He kind of make it
more convertsafe though, job he was just
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he was going on. I thought
he went off scrubby. I don't word
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for word, that's boring. You
did a wonderful favor. Where's the pizzazz?
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Yeah, but on that line because
the weekend show that didn't if I
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have to explain it, can I
can say people around fans of the Weekend
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Yeah, the line by adding to
it? Did you by adding to it?
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That? May I just say it's
him? Ten? Like, well,
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let me just say Tenab had to
take about fifteen twenty thirty seconds to
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even find his line, and you
that you were looking at the sheet.
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We're like, what's this? What's
going on? You got all confused?
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And how is my script? Everybody
knows we're reading from its script. But
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the thing is, you can you
explain to him? Tell me what he
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did there that threw off the line? Sun, you're not listening to us
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by saying that when we're going with
the Weekend, we're trying to have double
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meaning with it. So then when
you change it to the Weekends halftime show,
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you know are now cutting that double
meaning into one meaning it's a double
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meaning the weekend. It's I'm supposed
to think you're talking about the weekend Saturday
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and Sunday. You made it sound
the weekend the band or the guy this
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weekend, and so that totally threw
off the script. I didn't have time
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to, you know, really sit
down and interview the script. It was
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placed in front of my face thirty
seconds before the way you just read it
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the way it is exactly exactly.
Oh, that's exactly what coming I do.
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Every single time. We don't read
it ahead of time. We don't
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need it. Had you just read
it, and I think people know that
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just by hearing us ar. Are
you sure you want to come back home
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to this? Maybe not. I'll
go back to Nebraska. Maybe. Remember
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you're on the program. Never get
really defensive, because it's all in good
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fun. Should Should I be just
exiled to Lincoln? What was I thinking?
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Going there wouldn't bother me? Um? Well, wait, if you
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come home, I won't have to
pay twiction anymore. You know, why
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don't you just stay? I'd love
to have you for that for the next
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two years. Rosen Um your club
place tonight, they don't target you'll be
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there, I will um courtside regular
seats where you're gonna be. We'll see
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your courtside. Oh my gosh,
yeah you are. We'll see. Well,
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well, now we'll see you there, so you can't say you're not
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courts like third row instead of courtside. No, we'll see. When was
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the last time you're in the upper
deck of a sporting event? Oh the
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press box of the wild game?
That doesn't count. Oh well, that's
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way on the upper deck. Um
Twins game? We actually out your book
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is the best seat? Now?
No? I actually, um, well
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I didn't actually tell you what a
target field I do like those right field
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bleacher seats. Those are nice set
out there for a while. You know,
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you really are close to the action
there. When I brought do some
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baby brother Peter to the first ever
game at target Field, we had the
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back row, dead center, the
best seats in the house. And there's
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a YouTube video of us at that
game. It's on the CAF and YouTube
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channel somewhere. I really yeah,
like because every once in a while I'll
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log onto that YouTube channel. Let's
see what's happening. I'll watch old videos
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of us, you know, like
the limo ride or us on the T
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box whatever, and I found that
video. It's us. I know,
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I didn't know there was the video
quality. It looks like it was recorded
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by a potato. But you know, it's it's it's still there. It's
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it's us to just sitting up in
the in the Nosebley probably yeah, very
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good. Um. What do you
think tonight? Do uh? Do you
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think the Wolves on the game?
Well? Yeah, I like their chances.
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I mean I think, um,
I do enjoy watching this Thunder team
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play there. They're you know,
obviously a team of the future. They're
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not even if they beat the Wolves
tonight, you know, they're the Rapper
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future. That's their team. That's
his team. Funny stuff. It's sober
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Johnny. Um. The Wolves have
played well against him, obviously, uh
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Um. I think given how they
played for three plus quarters against the Lakers
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on the road, it bodes well. But I think a lot of it
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has to do with Anthony Edwards being
engaged from the get go. Uh you
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know, you get the Goldbart situation. You got time let me answer,
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of course, what what do you
mean by engaged? He's engaged? Last
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game he just didn't play well.
They doubled him and he couldn't figure it
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out. I don't think it anything. Well, it's not the he needs
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to just play better. Well he
does, but I'm saying he's been doubled
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a lot this year. He gets
doubled a lot, but he's also able
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still to breakdown defenses and get to
the basket. And then and that doesn't
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happen, then he starts jacking up
threes. And then the other night he
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was short arming pretty much all of
them and just was odd to sink the
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whole night. So it comes back
to me my money. I mean,
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I know Towns was the best player
of the team clearly the other night,
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but I think Anthony Edwards is the
guy was pretty good. Mike Connelly was
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terrific. You're right, and I
guess I saw Towns offered up his and
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he's one percent right. They when
they fell apart in the fourth quarter,
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it wasn't just that they weren't moving
the ball. The clock was going down.
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I've been watching going everything started running. Their offense was six seconds to
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go, five seconds to go by
the time they got into what it was
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there, you know, just playing
a little way up there. So yeah,
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I liked their chances tonight at home. They played well against them,
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the thunder of some nice players and
they're fun young team. But I think
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Minnesota's edge and experience truly, and
that's where they have the edge. I
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mean, not just a ten year
player in Golbert going back tonight back spasms
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allowing him to play, which I'm
sure they will, you know, but
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Towns Conley Tena mentioned, uh,
you know, edwards they got. They
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got guys a little longer behind,
you know, in situations like this,
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and they should have learned from the
Memphis series last year. Even though they're
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missing Jade McDaniels and Naz Reid,
that's not going away, so they can't
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use those as excuses tonight. Um
yeah, I mean, I'd like the
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chances to win the night and move
on to play Den. I don't have
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the numbers in front of me for
them minutes played against the Lakers, but
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with Golbert gone and and and Jade
McDaniels out right and without nas, it
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seemed like to me the bench was
really shortened. It didn't seem like they
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went very deep because there there was
and you can call it excuse computer,
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but there were some comments about we're
pretty tired by the end of the game,
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the coach offered that up and I'm
thinking to myself, well, then
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that's partly on him, because I
know it's it's a game you want to
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win badly and you're missing three players, but you still have other players on
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that bench. Yeah, I think
you got to give them more. You
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have to say, Look, would
I rather have Jade McDaniels then Noel?
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Yeah I would. I'd rather have
Gobert than Garza. Yeah, but you
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got I I do think, and
you know me, I'm the last guy
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to make excuses for playing you're really
tired. But if you're playing a hard
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forty eight minutes trying to win a
game, and you shorten the bench,
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and maybe maybe the minutes got more
dispersed than I thought, but it sure
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seemed to me like that was a
really short bench and that you got to
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the other guys are on the roster. You gotta trust him to play the
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professional basketball, but play him,
you know well. And Noel actually was
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a surprise. He played. He's
been he's been dealing with injuries and played
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pretty well. The one who was
disappointing was Jordan mclough. The guard just
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could not come close to making a
basket and he's contributed a lot over the
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mean, he's given him what he
can given his limited skill set, and
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that's that was a huge disappointment.
He could have absolutely helped him win that
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game the other night. But yeah, they don't really have as far as
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the bigs go, they don't really
have a lot of other options. If
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guys getting fall trouble now tonight.
With Gobert back, obviously they gives them
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a little more latitude with their bench. But yeah, and look at that,
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it's just the way it is.
It's set up that way. That's
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the playing game again. And they
win to night, then they go to
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Denver and will be big underdogs Sunday
night and for the series, but the
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first game in particular. But can't
worry about that tonight. I mean,
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this is a game you have to
win your five point favorites or whatever they
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are. And at home they lost
a game the other night, but you
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know that's their pros. They got
to get ready and uh and and Gobart
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should have a big game tonight in
the middle, do you the same for
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argument's sake, that the Wolves do
win tonight's game. You, as we
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talked about yesterday, you don't give
them much of a chance to get out
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the first round. New you know, I mean, I don't I think
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Denver's I mean, I Denver is
a vulnerable team, but not against Minnesota
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and under these circumstances. I mean, I think they got two really high
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quality players. I think at home
here, I think the Wolves are certainly
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capable winning one or two games,
But I don't know. I don't see
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them winning in Denver. I mean, yo kitchen, Jamal Murray and they
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got you know, decent supporting cats
or not, You're not the even though
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the number one seed, I don't
think they're the favorites. I take either
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Phoenix and or Golden State to come
out of the West. Um of one
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of those two teams, Yeah,
absolutely, What about the Lakers? Not
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a chance? Um Wiggins is back
for Golden State. I know you're gonna
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say, looking not a chance,
And no, I don't think they have
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a chance. I don't think the
Lakers are that good. Uh. Andrew
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Wiggins coming back from whatever family matter
he had to deal with is back in
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the lamb of that's going to really
boost Golden State chances. And how can
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you ever write them off? You
can't now the Splash brothers and Wiggins and
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Draymond Green and Steve Kirk coaching him
and Phoenix of course, of Duran,
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those are the to me other two
favorites. Denver's a really nice team.
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Maybe they maybe the surprise people,
but I don't think they're the best team
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in the West. I think they're
the third best team in the West.
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Donabe have some kind of a bet? No, no, can't you guys
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make a bet a better one?
You guys have a bed? Do you
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like that? Don't you? Yeah? Maybe he doesn't think Denver will get
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out of the way. Do you
want to go back number one? Scene?
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Probably need some good odds at that. I'm not gonna just take one
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team. We may we may end
up with. Antenna can certainly weigh in
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on this. Uh. It's gonna
be really interesting next week for program predicaments
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because the Wild and the Wolves could
both end up in Colorado playing the respective
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opponents between the Nuggets and the Avs. Opinion on what happens in Colorado.
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Tonight they play Nashville, so and
there's gonna be playoff games galore if the
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Wolves win tonight next week, starting
on the road. We haven't had that
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for quite a while. I mean, I don't know. I can remember
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when a head to head it was
like, no sleeping next week, is
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what you're saying, a lot of
late nights and that and they and they
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net the networks do not care the
world the central time zone. So for
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kids who like, you know,
like I was talking to Abbot earlier and
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he said, you know, Sun
likes to watch the Wild play, Well
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they're gonna be playing late games probably
pretty much every single night. Or you
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do it, maybe brother Peter does. And you just wake up in the
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morning to look at the two and
a half minute highlights. Well you could
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do that too, saw the game, Yeah, you don't really, they're
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in school, so highlight video myself. Um, one quick late the Arkst
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Memorial that I want to get to. Uh, he says, it's been
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one year, he said, late
memorial, it's been one year since my
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father in law passed away. Hope
you went dark. Are arguing over the
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Twins and Cardinals and enjoying a few
tall ones. Miss you so much,
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Bred, so Aaron, missus his
father in law Fred. Now, dudes,
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I forgot is your podcast running right
now with the special guest. It's
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not up right now. We're recording
it next week. But it's a special
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guest. It's it's a big one. Really even have you heard have you
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heard of the guy? I'm sure
of course. Yeah, why don't you
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00:39:35.400 --> 00:39:37.559
tell him who it is? Think
about this is who they booked for a
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guest for the pod future. You
got a partner to work on weekend?
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Yeah, my buddy down the podcast
this weekend. No no, no,
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not in the future. Well,
the weekend is the future. No,
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00:39:49.599 --> 00:39:53.480
the weekend is in the future.
Larry Mandela has got the show in a
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00:39:53.559 --> 00:40:00.239
chokehold. Yeah, but the guest
we got going, he's former Husker legend
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and Green Bay Packer legend. We'll
have to set those differences aside. But
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it's the one only Aman Green.
Yeah, he's a professor at UNL.
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Now he just yeah, he works
there. Like I was walking through the
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College Journalism and Mass Communications affectionately known
as the COJMC, and I just looked
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to the right and I see,
you know, every every professor or administrators
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got their name in front of their
office, and I see Aman Green,
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00:40:27.559 --> 00:40:29.559
and I had to do a double
take. I was like, what are
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you serious? He's here? Sure
enough, I look it up. He's
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a professor journalism. Yeah, yeah, journalism, and he's he's got like
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an e sports thing going. Now
that's for him. Yeah, that's he
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did it at a different university.
He worked at one in Wisconsin. I've
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got a would you passed? I
could theoretically, I don't know if I
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would do it, but I am
looking to take some journalism related courses.
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But he's just a professor here and
I well, I walked into his office
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and I just said, Hey,
you want to be on the podcast.
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Yeah, he's been doing a podcast
asked for what a handful of weeks?
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00:41:00.840 --> 00:41:04.400
Yeah, he's got I'm on Green. I've been doing a radio talks for
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for thirty years. I got Ben
Lieberts. I mean, what's what's mean?
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Tear? Twice a year? He
get some on Green just like that
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we were catching the strays. Yeah
about ask what Aaron Rodgers? Hey,
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if you've got questions, if you
want what does am on Green have to
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say? What que play with?
Aaron Rodgers? An opinion about him?
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Oh, he'll he'll have something.
I think he was. He played for
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the Packers from two thousand to two
thousand and six and then one season oh
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eight, I believe so. He
he was with him in the very beginning
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of his career. He wasn't a
star then, but Rogers was. He
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could certainly talk about far right.
But yeah, he must have played with
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the silver Fox. Yeah, exactly. But if you've got questions, what
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do you want? What do you
want to know about him on Green?
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You just let me know at Lincoln
Studio three one three at gmail dot com.
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00:41:52.800 --> 00:41:54.559
Get that email if you if you
want to know something, that's Lincoln
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00:41:54.880 --> 00:42:00.840
Lincoln Studio three one three at email
dot com. And it's you and your
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00:42:00.880 --> 00:42:05.880
pal Dylan Me and my pal Dylon
Stash Duson Dill. This Duson Dill is
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00:42:05.920 --> 00:42:08.039
starting to pick up some steam too. When you're done with school, do
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you have any you want to There
might be an opening between noon and three,
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00:42:12.079 --> 00:42:15.960
So trust me a position are you
talking about? No, no time
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out for a second. I want
him to be a business finance major.
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00:42:21.599 --> 00:42:24.760
Sure, he's already starting to think
he'd like to be in the media business.
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You gotta talk him out of that. That's why I'm trying to tell
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the future in this business anymore.
Do get do with the business thing?
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00:42:30.239 --> 00:42:36.480
Then keep the podcast develops into something. Sure, posting your side. Hustle'll
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00:42:36.519 --> 00:42:38.960
be your side. Don't be giving
up the business degree. Well, it's
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00:42:39.000 --> 00:42:42.199
not like I was gonna give it
up. What do you think I'm common
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00:42:42.280 --> 00:42:44.599
here? What do you think I'm
my dad? You think you think I
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00:42:44.679 --> 00:42:46.519
was gonna give up fire? You
think I was gonna give up. I
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00:42:46.559 --> 00:42:51.440
just want to make sure that you
don't gotta worry one bit, old timer.
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00:42:51.559 --> 00:42:54.440
I just want to make sure because
it's just this man is this is
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00:42:54.599 --> 00:43:01.000
dying like it's it's media. It
just media and generals. There used to
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00:43:01.039 --> 00:43:06.199
be a school called Brown Institute where
they would just churn out radio non jobs
527
00:43:06.880 --> 00:43:12.400
available everywhere. Now they're literally impossible
to findancial level jobs in this business too,
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00:43:12.519 --> 00:43:15.679
unless you're brilliant. And you're brilliant, you're pretty bright. Well you've
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00:43:15.719 --> 00:43:19.360
never spent a day of the miners
either, So there we go. Yeah,
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00:43:19.920 --> 00:43:22.400
but Studio three thirteen is not going
anywhere too. And then we've got
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four episodes though you're going home and
you're going for a run, yeah with
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00:43:25.920 --> 00:43:29.400
the boys that we go out to
dinner tomorrow night with a family, and
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00:43:29.440 --> 00:43:30.320
then get a haircut, and then
you go home and then you're out of
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00:43:30.320 --> 00:43:34.039
my hall. Gets his haircut that
he's out of my hair. After that,
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Mark, I'll see you on Monday
two o'clock. I have a good
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00:43:36.960 --> 00:43:38.159
weekend. Everybody's to me. Thanks
for having me, A great job you
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as well. We're back at twelve
noon on Monday. Stick around Big Ticket
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and JG there next year on the
fan. Good Night, good night God,
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it's gonna be a really where old
eye. Listen back to any of
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common Man's programs by podcasting on the
iHeart Radio app or KFN dot com.
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KFN total traffic from the Quick Trip
to
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We ain't getting a lot for that
Nebraska education. How about you let the
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rest of the game play out old
time. Maybe you're right, Um,
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there's not much left. We don't
think though. It's Program Password here on
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the grom Rock to buy Casey.
He's little being Mark Rosen against myself and
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my firstborn Deuce tend to be.
We're taking a beating right now. I
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wants to score. At the half, I would say it beating. It's
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been pretty competitive. It's forty one
twenty nine. Little be in Rosen put
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the lead over you, Common and
Deuce as always. You can watch the
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second half of Program Password on kfan
dot com slash watch. And also,
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I should say we're only about a
month away from the Program Password invitation on
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our second annual. I've never gotten
an invitation yet. What is that?
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Respond? But did either? Are
we a load to pick our own partners?
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No? No, I no,
I will choose the teams. Oh
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okay, did you release? I
mean I texted you like a month ago.
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Well all that goes and you didn't
respond. No, there's a shock
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either to the You've Rosen the only
two that didn't respond. Fraud father strikes
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again. Yeah, I'll be there, but hoping to reach out to all
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the all the players have received invites. We'll send it on an email soon,
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trying to gather and certain dates on
the calendar that it will work.
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It's a bit complicated, and then
probably a second week of May we'll have
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the bracket reveal and then we'll play. I got it all right, all
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right? I think I mentioned that
you can watch second half Broken Password on
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kfan dot com slash watch. It's
forty one twenty nine, little being Rosie
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with the lead deuce and a little
bee. I turned down your headsets please.
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The password is area. All right, com and you're down twelve.
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You've got the option. Would you
like to go first or second? I
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want to go second, all right, Rosen and little b for ten fifty
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one, donnut common and common and
dues for nine alien area. That was
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sucking fool, Walter brilliant. I
don't think I would have allowed fifty one
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anyways. It isn't that two words. No, it's a numbers hyphen.
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I think I'm almost positive. I
don't know. Well either way, Common
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it was me he would say that
we couldn't. Yeah, of course,
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no, I got tickets I need
soon priorities forty one, thirty eight A
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little bit Rosen just a three point
lead. Now common and Rosen turned on
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your headsets. The password is concern
deuce down three. You gotta make the
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decision. You want to go first
or second? You have five seconds.
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I'll go first, all right,
Deuce and common for ten issue problem will
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be in Rosie for nine. Worried
deuce and common for eight worry front.
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We'll be in rosie for seven Express
problem, I don't deuce and common for
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six hesitation stop, I love what
the way you say little being Rosie for
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five worrisome prett Yeah, I can't. I don't know what it is,
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all right? Last one do said
comments for four problem password voice hardress you
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know what I should have done?
Question comment, Oh that's what I should
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have done. Yeah, yeah,
that would have worked. All right?
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Do send a little be turned down
your headsets. The password is Hopkins common
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soil down three. You got a
chance to take the lead. Here you
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have the option. Would you like
to go first or second? Second?
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All right? Rosen and will be
for ten City state, Common and dues
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for nine five seconds up Town Metropolis
frozen and will be for eight Royals City
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common and due for seven. Mascot
Tiger Rose and and will be for six.
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Basketball Kansas Common induced for five,
Royals Baseball all my last one,
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Rosie and will be for four,
Thank god. Um suburb I got nothing,
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Rosyther, What would I say?
What would be a clue? Hopkins?
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I was asking, Oh, it's
Hopkins. It's like, I mean,
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I can't think of another no than
the Hopkins Royals. I don't know
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what else to say. Yeah,
it's suburbs, John Hopkins. Well,
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John, probably that was what I
said. That's a doozy harumf fiber.
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Yeah, that's true. Grow you
good? All right? Forty one thirty
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eight Still game is coming into a
halt thing to my thanks to my clues
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and Rosen Common, Rosen turn on
your headsets place. The password is anchor.
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All right, deuce still down three? You got the option? What
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do you want to do? Second? All right? Little being Rosie for
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ten. It's not Saint Louis Park, is it? Halt stop deuce and
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Common for nine? Drop pass out. We'll being Rosie for eight, Boat
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duc deuce and Common for seven.
Wait in your hands, can't use your
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hands. We'll be in Rosie for
six. Wait anchor news anything, okay,
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Rosie being Mark Rosen was Douce Susan
hands over there away, I was
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doing this. I can't even pass
your vibes. You cannot. You can
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put your vibes in your pocket.
I'll keep my vibes in my pocket,
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all right, forty seven thirty eight
stuff? Actually all that did was distract
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me. Did Actually, well,
there's that douce and will be turned on
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your headsets please. The password is
wax. It's on you Common down nine.
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You've got the option. You're gonna
go first or second. I'm gonna
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go first, all right, Common
and dues for ten candle Wick Rosen and
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little B for nine buff muscle com
I'm gonna dues for eight ear Wax.
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Why didn't you say ear because buff
was a better clue? No, it
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wasn't. Actually, when I hear
buff, I think muscles. No,
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what was the first clue? Candle? Candle? The candle plus a year?
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It was really easy? All right? One point game forty seven forty
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six, will be and Rosie with
the lead Common and Rosen turned on your
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headsets. The password is torch deuce. You're down to point. You still
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have the option. Would you like
to go first or second. First sounds
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so confident. Deuce and common for
ten light dark lill Be and Rosie for
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nine Olympic torch and then on second
thought, maybe that was a ghost second.
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Yeah, yeah, you walked right
into that one. I don't understand
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that a tough love covenant ten point
lead for a little B and Rosen they
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lead fifty six heavy Life's not the
best clip, thanks dad. Less,
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I would have said less filling and
that's too work doing little beachurnw on your
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headsets. The password is puddle common
down ten. The option is on you
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second, all right, Rosen,
you and little B for ten splash wave
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common and dues for nine water park
Rosen and will be for eight street hydrant
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common, induce for seven jumper Rosen
a little be for six street puddle.
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You've never heard of puddle jumper.
Jumper went right over my head. Yeah,
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I should have known, I said
right when I said it, I
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said, you probably he's never heard
of puddle jumper. I've I've never heard
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of puddle jumping. All right,
little being Rosen, your airplane eighteen points
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away from victory. You lead sixty
two to forty six Common and Rosen.
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I've ever screwed up in would you
believe in common Rosen? Tune on your
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headsets please. The password is ticket
deuce or down sixteen. You need this
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one. You got the option.
What do you want to do? Five
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seconds? Look at that? Look
on it all right, he's gonna go
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a second little b and Rosen for
ten, speeding bump deuce and common for
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nine, say something hurry writing ticket, same thing, And there was gonna
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be to them speeding ticket. That
was simple. Citation would have been good
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there. Yeah, yeah, that
would have been a perfect clue. Speeding
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was fine. Yeah, thank you. Yes, I thought it was because
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I just wanted you just say anything
anything. I guess I can blur it
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off the answer, even put out
a clue, can't You don't even heard
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of a speeding bump. No,
you can speak about Rosen. But you
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can blurt out the answer before a
clue comes to you, can't. You
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know? Well, I wouldn't know
if that was you doing an answer or
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just staying out a different word for
something else. Side, I don't know.
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Well, if I think he's gotta
give out, give a clue,
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yeah, we gotta give him.
I gotta give something all right, seven
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point game sixty two fifty five Rosen
have the lead. Deuce a little b
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please Downder, please turn down your
headsets. The password is trampoline common down
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seven. You've got the option you
want to go first or second second?
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All right, Rosen and little Be
for ten backyard barbecue common and deuce for
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nine jumping suprink clay Rosen and little
Be for eight. Apparatus trampoline du sprinklers.
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We's gonna shave your head while you
sleep. I think the puddle skewed
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me because I'm thinking, what do
you jump through in the backyard? I
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thought of when we lived at the
old coal compound, how we jumped through
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the sprink clerks in backyard. So
maybe you should hop off. All right,
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little being Rosie, you are ten
points victory. So if you get
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the ten point or you win,
you're at seventy common induce you're still at
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fifty five common Rosen headsets down.
The password is stain. It's on you,
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douce. You're down fifteen points.
I've got the option first or second
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second. All right, we'll be
and mark Rosen for ten and the win
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five seconds permanent inc deuce common for
nine mark, we'll be in Rosie for
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eight shirt stein cloth on all right, love being Rosie. You're now it's
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seventy eight, so any correct answer
You are victorious, Common and Douce still
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at fifty five deuce and will be
Please turn down your headsets. The password
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is read by common down twenty three. You'll probably have the option the rest
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of the way. You get the
option here, what do you want to
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do five seconds? I'll go ahead
and um I'll pass. I should have
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gone all right, Rosen and little
b for ten and the wind book read
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Oh my god, holy cow,
I stole a little boo. I was
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a second clue. I don't see
what would you have said read? Do
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you think I'd have said book because
that's the only clue I could think of
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that kind of out. I'm probably
not. Yeah, I probably wouldn't a
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steady. That's why I want well
done, row well. I find I
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find the song very appropriate. You
got lucky. It's a throwback, like
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this is a throwback. We'll be
back. Maybe should I have just lost
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the game against you and fallness and
then maybe I just keep good, be
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able to bast That's what I would
have done. You should have just it's
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impossible to lose to fallness. Wow, am I one in five? Now
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you are one five? You might
one of the worst records of right not
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ever get invited back. Oh that's
how I know. I was like you
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having you here, Douce. That's
program password the day brought you by case
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and it'll be thank you very much, guys, and we'll take a quick
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break. We'll come back. We
got more to get to common Man.
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Brokem on the fan to get set. We'll ks to get that kids to
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common Man with Mark Rosen on the
fan. Philly's nice. Get get yourself
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a grill of some form um.
Go about four and a half minutes on
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each side so it'll be charged.
Put butter on it. Put the back
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line for a night for ninety seconds
both sides, and you'll eat your way
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right through the grill. You want
to be able to stop yourself when you
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get to the charcoal. Once you
get over that in Anoka County line and
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head north, your troubles are beyond
you. Are you going out to tip
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the light thin dango and have a
couple like goddamn, I don't want to
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talk about that today, but thanks
for bringing it up. If you don't
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want to have any fun, don't
come here from two to three to go
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someplaces you had me and go back
to the drug store. Where'd you hit
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it on? One? Is he
still an Internet for this day? So
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you are what you wear? Except
for me, it's I don't care.
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It is indeed a Dark Star Memorial
hour. I'm comed he's tenna be.
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Deuce is hanging out and Mark Rosen
is here as well. I'm gonna ask
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you a question. Okay as of
two twenty five, twenty eight, twenty
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nine thirty as of right now,
Yeah, I'm gonna ask you a question.
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You can only give me one response. Of the four men's professional sports
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team, the major four in this
town, which one do you think has
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the best chance to win a championship. We've been through this before, haven't
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we. Well, yeah, but
it's but it hasn't changed. Well,
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don't you think it has changed.
It's the Minnesota Twins. Did you let
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me chance to any I texted you
about it. Here's what I Yeah.
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The game started at six pm and
it was over at six z nine.
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It was and I kept thinking the
AK Stadium crowds, especially early in the
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season and notorious was showing up late. It's just, you know, you
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put it on a half full at
best. Most of those people were in
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route to Yankee Stadium when they got
there, you imagine, and they they
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didn't didn't have their phone on or
whatever. And they sit down. They
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look up at the scoreboard to wait. The Twins are ahead nine to nothing,
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nine runs in the first inning.
Nine runs the first thing. The
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Twins scored more runs in the first
inning. Then, um, what's his
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name? My guy? The picture
Ryan threw pictures in the first inning.
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Um, it was Yeah. It
was a destructive beatdown of a team that
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I mean doesn't erase twenty years of
frustration against the Hate and the Yankees.
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But it was certainly a lot of
fun to watch for one game. Uh
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and uh it was yeah. I
mean the kid everything was going well for
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him and it was just one of
those beautiful innings that you can't repeat or
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won't repeat. I don't know if
the Twins are any called. I mean,
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I look at it. They can
certainly win this division. I'm not
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sure they're going to be. It's
a law long ways away. I like
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the I like the immediate future of
this team when they when they get healthy,
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and I love the lineup, which
is gonna get better and better and
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better. Told me you were down
in the lineup and he scored nine runs
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against down on it. I said, they're missing key elements. Who would
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suspect against a rookie pitcher that they
would the beginning of the season. No,
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no, I said you the thing
you were concerned about when it was
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the beginning of the year. But
now I'm saying that we're seeing I mean,
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I mentioned the embarrassment of Richards that
Rocko Baldelli is gonna have when he
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gets Kepler back, Polanco back,
um Gallo back, not they're gonna have
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to have a twelve man lineup.
I mean, there's just they're missing some
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key people and uh yeah so,
but more importantly, the pitching continues to
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be the key to this team.
Now they brought up your guy. My
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ad has got a little loss sore
armed, So there you go. Louis
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Varland, he's tired. He's tired. Louis Varland, who pitched so well
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at the Ayankee Stadium. Wasn't that
a year ago? Yeah? Last year?
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Yeah, So he's getting the call
tonight. Uh, they know he's
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a Yankee killer, So he's pitching
for the Twins tonight in game two of
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the series, so good luck to
Louis. But yeah, it was fun
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to watch because at that point it
was game, set and match. It
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was over. It was over,
Johnny and then you know, Michael Taylor,
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I mean, back to back to
back home runs and that's just everything
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you've never seen really at the Yankee
Stadium. Happened in the first ending of
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the game last night, and it
was a joy to watch. I'm glad.
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I'm glad I saw it. So
yeah, I don't know the answer
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your question. Um, I didn't
see a second of it. You know
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why when I was dropping my wife
off and baby at the airport. By
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the time I got home, well, I did turn on. I saw
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it. When I turned it on, it was nine nothing. So then
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I turned it off because that game
was over. And then I watched LGA.
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So it was over within literally twenty
minutes. It was no, it
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was it was gonna come I mean, no times. Can you come back
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from a nine nothing nothing? Yeah, um, I suppose you could.
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It's probably one out of every hundred
games like that games. Yeah, so
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it was over. Uh, they
play again tonight Saturday, Sunday Sundays.
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The matchup. I'm looking forward forward
to each team's ace. Pablo against Garrett
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should be good. We'll take a
break, come back, Okay, one
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last segment to go Common Man program. Here in the fan you're listening to
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The Common Man with Mark Rosen on
Pepperoni, Pepperoni, Pepperoni, Pepperoni,
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Pepperoni, Pepperoni, Pepperoni, Pepperoni. Rosen's a fraud that we told everybody
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to whether it's the talk back,
whether it's booth at camping and dot com
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or the CAF and Bradshawn Bryan text
line to tag everything with Rosen. Oh,
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I got it. But the guy
who emailed you just, yeah,
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I made up watching the game,
I say, because it wasn't on television
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here I went, yeah, I
just made that up. Yeah, there's
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something called bally Sports Extra. Yeah
the wild We're on ballet Sports last night,
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the Twins game started at six was
on Ballet Sports Extra. All you
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have through is pushed that button on
your remote and goal if you have it,
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you go Ballet Sports Extra and I'll
take you right. You have to
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do that. You just press the
next channel and it's one sixty six it's
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six six on mine under tiv it's
six six eight, and then it's like
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plus one. Make um. I
don't know, Duce. I know you
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don't live here in town anymore.
But I saw there was a concert at
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Target Center last weekend that had to
be canceled. Did you hear about that?
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I did hear about that. Actually
it was the Future concert? Whose
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concert? Was it the future concert? No? No, no? But
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but who's in the concert future?
No, I didn't say when was it?
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I said who? Yeah? I
know so who? No, it's
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it's future we lash was supposed to
be last Saturday. So it's actually in
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the past. I know that.
So it's a past future concert. Correct?
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How can that be? Well,
technically it's it's not in the past
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because it didn't happen. Well,
then why are you saying it was a
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future concert? It was some of
my friends and I were planning on going,
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and it's it's just stinks from that. So you you've had you've had
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a concert you had tickets to cancel
that? Yeah? Yeah, wait,
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so you've had a concert you had
tickets you canceled before, correct, but
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not a future concert? Well,
what a kind of concert would you cancel.
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Well, any concert that could be
canceled by any artists, but it
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would have to be a future concoct. Anyone can cancel, but it couldn't
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be in the past. You can't
cancel the past concert that dead. You're
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not making any sense. No,
no, oh wait, sorry, Tennant,
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this is your line? Well I
have a line? Yeah? Sorry?
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Was it? I heard there was
some speculation that there could be a
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future collaboration coming up. Do you
know anything about that, Duce? Yeah,
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the Future and the Weekend are planning
on collaborating. What do you mean
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a collaboration with the Weekend? Like
they're gonna make some future songs with the
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Weekend? You mean like there's going
to be some music performed this weekend,
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believe, But I'm not sure what
that has to do with the future collaboration
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with the Weekend. You just said
that. No, he's talking about the
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rapper and singer doing a collaboration.
I know, but who he already told
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you? I told you it's a
future collaboration with the week How do you
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collaborate with the weekend? Is that
some new slang the young kids are using
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or something they say they're collaborating with
the Weekend. Note not just anybody can
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collaborate with the Weekend. You gotta
have a little notoriety to collaborate with someone
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like that, like like future notoridy. But if you, if you,
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if you haven't got the notoriety yet, then nobody knows who you are.
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Uh I thought you. I thought
you liked the Weekend. Who doesn't like
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the Weekend? Well, there are
a lot of people who are not fans
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of the weekend's super Bowl halftime show. Don't throw on a halftime show that's
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not don't have just go with the
script. Just go with the script.
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Just read it again and read it
more. Instead of like this, just
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read it like you're talking back and
cold about Well, a lot of people
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are not fans of the Weekend at
the super Bowl. Wait, are you
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talking about a future super Bowl?
No, there hasn't been a future shoot
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well, I know it hasn't happened
because it's a future super Bowl. No,
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they haven't announced the halftime show for
the next Super Bow. What ten
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of you should play the Weekend?
He's got some rippers, Yeah, it
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doesn't. The Weekend have that song
roundabout? I love that one. I
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always love that one. Jude Shoot
need more work. You're not doing the
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stanislofs. He kind of make it
more convertsafe though, job he was just
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he was going on. I thought
he went off scrubby. I don't word
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for word, that's boring. You
did a wonderful favor. Where's the pizzazz?
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Yeah, but on that line because
the weekend show that didn't if I
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have to explain it, can I
can say people around fans of the Weekend
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Yeah, the line by adding to
it? Did you by adding to it?
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That? May I just say it's
him? Ten? Like, well,
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let me just say Tenab had to
take about fifteen twenty thirty seconds to
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even find his line, and you
that you were looking at the sheet.
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We're like, what's this? What's
going on? You got all confused?
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And how is my script? Everybody
knows we're reading from its script. But
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the thing is, you can you
explain to him? Tell me what he
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did there that threw off the line? Sun, you're not listening to us
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by saying that when we're going with
the Weekend, we're trying to have double
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meaning with it. So then when
you change it to the Weekends halftime show,
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you know are now cutting that double
meaning into one meaning it's a double
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meaning the weekend. It's I'm supposed
to think you're talking about the weekend Saturday
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and Sunday. You made it sound
the weekend the band or the guy this
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weekend, and so that totally threw
off the script. I didn't have time
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to, you know, really sit
down and interview the script. It was
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placed in front of my face thirty
seconds before the way you just read it
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the way it is exactly exactly.
Oh, that's exactly what coming I do.
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Every single time. We don't read
it ahead of time. We don't
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need it. Had you just read
it, and I think people know that
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just by hearing us ar. Are
you sure you want to come back home
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to this? Maybe not. I'll
go back to Nebraska. Maybe. Remember
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you're on the program. Never get
really defensive, because it's all in good
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fun. Should Should I be just
exiled to Lincoln? What was I thinking?
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Going there wouldn't bother me? Um? Well, wait, if you
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come home, I won't have to
pay twiction anymore. You know, why
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don't you just stay? I'd love
to have you for that for the next
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two years. Rosen Um your club
place tonight, they don't target you'll be
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there, I will um courtside regular
seats where you're gonna be. We'll see
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your courtside. Oh my gosh,
yeah you are. We'll see. Well,
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well, now we'll see you there, so you can't say you're not
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courts like third row instead of courtside. No, we'll see. When was
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the last time you're in the upper
deck of a sporting event? Oh the
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press box of the wild game?
That doesn't count. Oh well, that's
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way on the upper deck. Um
Twins game? We actually out your book
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is the best seat? Now?
No? I actually, um, well
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I didn't actually tell you what a
target field I do like those right field
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bleacher seats. Those are nice set
out there for a while. You know,
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you really are close to the action
there. When I brought do some
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baby brother Peter to the first ever
game at target Field, we had the
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back row, dead center, the
best seats in the house. And there's
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a YouTube video of us at that
game. It's on the CAF and YouTube
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channel somewhere. I really yeah,
like because every once in a while I'll
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log onto that YouTube channel. Let's
see what's happening. I'll watch old videos
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of us, you know, like
the limo ride or us on the T
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box whatever, and I found that
video. It's us. I know,
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I didn't know there was the video
quality. It looks like it was recorded
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by a potato. But you know, it's it's it's still there. It's
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it's us to just sitting up in
the in the Nosebley probably yeah, very
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good. Um. What do you
think tonight? Do uh? Do you
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think the Wolves on the game?
Well? Yeah, I like their chances.
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I mean I think, um,
I do enjoy watching this Thunder team
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play there. They're you know,
obviously a team of the future. They're
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not even if they beat the Wolves
tonight, you know, they're the Rapper
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future. That's their team. That's
his team. Funny stuff. It's sober
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Johnny. Um. The Wolves have
played well against him, obviously, uh
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Um. I think given how they
played for three plus quarters against the Lakers
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on the road, it bodes well. But I think a lot of it
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has to do with Anthony Edwards being
engaged from the get go. Uh you
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know, you get the Goldbart situation. You got time let me answer,
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of course, what what do you
mean by engaged? He's engaged? Last
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game he just didn't play well.
They doubled him and he couldn't figure it
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out. I don't think it anything. Well, it's not the he needs
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to just play better. Well he
does, but I'm saying he's been doubled
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a lot this year. He gets
doubled a lot, but he's also able
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still to breakdown defenses and get to
the basket. And then and that doesn't
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happen, then he starts jacking up
threes. And then the other night he
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was short arming pretty much all of
them and just was odd to sink the
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whole night. So it comes back
to me my money. I mean,
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I know Towns was the best player
of the team clearly the other night,
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but I think Anthony Edwards is the
guy was pretty good. Mike Connelly was
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terrific. You're right, and I
guess I saw Towns offered up his and
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he's one percent right. They when
they fell apart in the fourth quarter,
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it wasn't just that they weren't moving
the ball. The clock was going down.
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I've been watching going everything started running. Their offense was six seconds to
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go, five seconds to go by
the time they got into what it was
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there, you know, just playing
a little way up there. So yeah,
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I liked their chances tonight at home. They played well against them,
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the thunder of some nice players and
they're fun young team. But I think
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Minnesota's edge and experience truly, and
that's where they have the edge. I
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mean, not just a ten year
player in Golbert going back tonight back spasms
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allowing him to play, which I'm
sure they will, you know, but
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Towns Conley Tena mentioned, uh,
you know, edwards they got. They
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got guys a little longer behind,
you know, in situations like this,
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and they should have learned from the
Memphis series last year. Even though they're
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missing Jade McDaniels and Naz Reid,
that's not going away, so they can't
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use those as excuses tonight. Um
yeah, I mean, I'd like the
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chances to win the night and move
on to play Den. I don't have
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the numbers in front of me for
them minutes played against the Lakers, but
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with Golbert gone and and and Jade
McDaniels out right and without nas, it
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seemed like to me the bench was
really shortened. It didn't seem like they
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went very deep because there there was
and you can call it excuse computer,
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but there were some comments about we're
pretty tired by the end of the game,
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the coach offered that up and I'm
thinking to myself, well, then
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that's partly on him, because I
know it's it's a game you want to
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win badly and you're missing three players, but you still have other players on
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that bench. Yeah, I think
you got to give them more. You
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have to say, Look, would
I rather have Jade McDaniels then Noel?
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Yeah I would. I'd rather have
Gobert than Garza. Yeah, but you
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got I I do think, and
you know me, I'm the last guy
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to make excuses for playing you're really
tired. But if you're playing a hard
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forty eight minutes trying to win a
game, and you shorten the bench,
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and maybe maybe the minutes got more
dispersed than I thought, but it sure
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seemed to me like that was a
really short bench and that you got to
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the other guys are on the roster. You gotta trust him to play the
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professional basketball, but play him,
you know well. And Noel actually was
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a surprise. He played. He's
been he's been dealing with injuries and played
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pretty well. The one who was
disappointing was Jordan mclough. The guard just
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could not come close to making a
basket and he's contributed a lot over the
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mean, he's given him what he
can given his limited skill set, and
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that's that was a huge disappointment.
He could have absolutely helped him win that
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game the other night. But yeah, they don't really have as far as
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the bigs go, they don't really
have a lot of other options. If
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guys getting fall trouble now tonight.
With Gobert back, obviously they gives them
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a little more latitude with their bench. But yeah, and look at that,
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it's just the way it is.
It's set up that way. That's
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the playing game again. And they
win to night, then they go to
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Denver and will be big underdogs Sunday
night and for the series, but the
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first game in particular. But can't
worry about that tonight. I mean,
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this is a game you have to
win your five point favorites or whatever they
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are. And at home they lost
a game the other night, but you
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know that's their pros. They got
to get ready and uh and and Gobart
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should have a big game tonight in
the middle, do you the same for
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argument's sake, that the Wolves do
win tonight's game. You, as we
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talked about yesterday, you don't give
them much of a chance to get out
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the first round. New you know, I mean, I don't I think
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Denver's I mean, I Denver is
a vulnerable team, but not against Minnesota
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and under these circumstances. I mean, I think they got two really high
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quality players. I think at home
here, I think the Wolves are certainly
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capable winning one or two games,
But I don't know. I don't see
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them winning in Denver. I mean, yo kitchen, Jamal Murray and they
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got you know, decent supporting cats
or not, You're not the even though
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the number one seed, I don't
think they're the favorites. I take either
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Phoenix and or Golden State to come
out of the West. Um of one
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of those two teams, Yeah,
absolutely, What about the Lakers? Not
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a chance? Um Wiggins is back
for Golden State. I know you're gonna
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say, looking not a chance,
And no, I don't think they have
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a chance. I don't think the
Lakers are that good. Uh. Andrew
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Wiggins coming back from whatever family matter
he had to deal with is back in
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the lamb of that's going to really
boost Golden State chances. And how can
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you ever write them off? You
can't now the Splash brothers and Wiggins and
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Draymond Green and Steve Kirk coaching him
and Phoenix of course, of Duran,
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those are the to me other two
favorites. Denver's a really nice team.
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Maybe they maybe the surprise people,
but I don't think they're the best team
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in the West. I think they're
the third best team in the West.
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Donabe have some kind of a bet? No, no, can't you guys
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make a bet a better one?
You guys have a bed? Do you
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like that? Don't you? Yeah? Maybe he doesn't think Denver will get
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out of the way. Do you
want to go back number one? Scene?
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Probably need some good odds at that. I'm not gonna just take one
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team. We may we may end
up with. Antenna can certainly weigh in
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on this. Uh. It's gonna
be really interesting next week for program predicaments
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because the Wild and the Wolves could
both end up in Colorado playing the respective
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opponents between the Nuggets and the Avs. Opinion on what happens in Colorado.
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Tonight they play Nashville, so and
there's gonna be playoff games galore if the
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Wolves win tonight next week, starting
on the road. We haven't had that
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for quite a while. I mean, I don't know. I can remember
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when a head to head it was
like, no sleeping next week, is
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what you're saying, a lot of
late nights and that and they and they
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net the networks do not care the
world the central time zone. So for
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kids who like, you know,
like I was talking to Abbot earlier and
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he said, you know, Sun
likes to watch the Wild play, Well
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they're gonna be playing late games probably
pretty much every single night. Or you
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do it, maybe brother Peter does. And you just wake up in the
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morning to look at the two and
a half minute highlights. Well you could
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do that too, saw the game, Yeah, you don't really, they're
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in school, so highlight video myself. Um, one quick late the Arkst
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Memorial that I want to get to. Uh, he says, it's been
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one year, he said, late
memorial, it's been one year since my
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father in law passed away. Hope
you went dark. Are arguing over the
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Twins and Cardinals and enjoying a few
tall ones. Miss you so much,
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Bred, so Aaron, missus his
father in law Fred. Now, dudes,
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I forgot is your podcast running right
now with the special guest. It's
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not up right now. We're recording
it next week. But it's a special
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guest. It's it's a big one. Really even have you heard have you
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heard of the guy? I'm sure
of course. Yeah, why don't you
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tell him who it is? Think
about this is who they booked for a
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guest for the pod future. You
got a partner to work on weekend?
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Yeah, my buddy down the podcast
this weekend. No no, no,
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not in the future. Well,
the weekend is the future. No,
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the weekend is in the future.
Larry Mandela has got the show in a
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chokehold. Yeah, but the guest
we got going, he's former Husker legend
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and Green Bay Packer legend. We'll
have to set those differences aside. But
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it's the one only Aman Green.
Yeah, he's a professor at UNL.
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Now he just yeah, he works
there. Like I was walking through the
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College Journalism and Mass Communications affectionately known
as the COJMC, and I just looked
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to the right and I see,
you know, every every professor or administrators
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got their name in front of their
office, and I see Aman Green,
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and I had to do a double
take. I was like, what are
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you serious? He's here? Sure
enough, I look it up. He's
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a professor journalism. Yeah, yeah, journalism, and he's he's got like
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an e sports thing going. Now
that's for him. Yeah, that's he
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did it at a different university.
He worked at one in Wisconsin. I've
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got a would you passed? I
could theoretically, I don't know if I
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would do it, but I am
looking to take some journalism related courses.
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But he's just a professor here and
I well, I walked into his office
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and I just said, Hey,
you want to be on the podcast.
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Yeah, he's been doing a podcast
asked for what a handful of weeks?
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Yeah, he's got I'm on Green. I've been doing a radio talks for
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for thirty years. I got Ben
Lieberts. I mean, what's what's mean?
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Tear? Twice a year? He
get some on Green just like that
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we were catching the strays. Yeah
about ask what Aaron Rodgers? Hey,
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if you've got questions, if you
want what does am on Green have to
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say? What que play with?
Aaron Rodgers? An opinion about him?
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Oh, he'll he'll have something.
I think he was. He played for
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the Packers from two thousand to two
thousand and six and then one season oh
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eight, I believe so. He
he was with him in the very beginning
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of his career. He wasn't a
star then, but Rogers was. He
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could certainly talk about far right.
But yeah, he must have played with
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the silver Fox. Yeah, exactly. But if you've got questions, what
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do you want? What do you
want to know about him on Green?
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You just let me know at Lincoln
Studio three one three at gmail dot com.
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00:41:52.800 --> 00:41:54.559
Get that email if you if you
want to know something, that's Lincoln
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00:41:54.880 --> 00:42:00.840
Lincoln Studio three one three at email
dot com. And it's you and your
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00:42:00.880 --> 00:42:05.880
pal Dylan Me and my pal Dylon
Stash Duson Dill. This Duson Dill is
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00:42:05.920 --> 00:42:08.039
starting to pick up some steam too. When you're done with school, do
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you have any you want to There
might be an opening between noon and three,
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00:42:12.079 --> 00:42:15.960
So trust me a position are you
talking about? No, no time
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out for a second. I want
him to be a business finance major.
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00:42:21.599 --> 00:42:24.760
Sure, he's already starting to think
he'd like to be in the media business.
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You gotta talk him out of that. That's why I'm trying to tell
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the future in this business anymore.
Do get do with the business thing?
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00:42:30.239 --> 00:42:36.480
Then keep the podcast develops into something. Sure, posting your side. Hustle'll
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00:42:36.519 --> 00:42:38.960
be your side. Don't be giving
up the business degree. Well, it's
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00:42:39.000 --> 00:42:42.199
not like I was gonna give it
up. What do you think I'm common
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00:42:42.280 --> 00:42:44.599
here? What do you think I'm
my dad? You think you think I
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00:42:44.679 --> 00:42:46.519
was gonna give up fire? You
think I was gonna give up. I
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00:42:46.559 --> 00:42:51.440
just want to make sure that you
don't gotta worry one bit, old timer.
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00:42:51.559 --> 00:42:54.440
I just want to make sure because
it's just this man is this is
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00:42:54.599 --> 00:43:01.000
dying like it's it's media. It
just media and generals. There used to
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00:43:01.039 --> 00:43:06.199
be a school called Brown Institute where
they would just churn out radio non jobs
527
00:43:06.880 --> 00:43:12.400
available everywhere. Now they're literally impossible
to findancial level jobs in this business too,
528
00:43:12.519 --> 00:43:15.679
unless you're brilliant. And you're brilliant, you're pretty bright. Well you've
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00:43:15.719 --> 00:43:19.360
never spent a day of the miners
either, So there we go. Yeah,
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00:43:19.920 --> 00:43:22.400
but Studio three thirteen is not going
anywhere too. And then we've got
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00:43:22.480 --> 00:43:25.840
four episodes though you're going home and
you're going for a run, yeah with
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00:43:25.920 --> 00:43:29.400
the boys that we go out to
dinner tomorrow night with a family, and
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00:43:29.440 --> 00:43:30.320
then get a haircut, and then
you go home and then you're out of
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00:43:30.320 --> 00:43:34.039
my hall. Gets his haircut that
he's out of my hair. After that,
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00:43:34.679 --> 00:43:36.960
Mark, I'll see you on Monday
two o'clock. I have a good
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00:43:36.960 --> 00:43:38.159
weekend. Everybody's to me. Thanks
for having me, A great job you
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00:43:38.199 --> 00:43:42.599
as well. We're back at twelve
noon on Monday. Stick around Big Ticket
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00:43:42.599 --> 00:43:46.960
and JG there next year on the
fan. Good Night, good night God,
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00:43:47.000 --> 00:43:55.119
it's gonna be a really where old
eye. Listen back to any of
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