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There's a war that's about to happen on Lake Austin,
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and Trisia's got the details for you in just a second.
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It's ninety eight one Cavett. You can grab the podcast
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version of the show on the iHeartRadio app search JB
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and Sandy. We post it every single day. Tricia got
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a podcast editing lesson yesterday. She's now in charge of
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the podcast.
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I'm in charge of it, so you guys give me
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a second.
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Be careful what you wish for. It's like when you
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couldn't wait to mow the lawn when you were a kid,
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then it became your job.
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Sandy was like, it's a quick little let me just
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show you real quick.
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Half an hour later, fourteen pages of notes later, I
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was like, when is it over?
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But check it out search JB and Sandy on the
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iHeartRadio app. What's going on Lake Austin?
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All right, so hydrilla is back. It's taking over Lake Austin.
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They said, there's.
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Probably greatin stuff that grows in the lake.
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It's like it's also called duck weed. Yeah, yeah, it
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grows rapidly, especially when it gets hot. The water gets hot.
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Which are we're going to have a hot summer.
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Yeah, they said that it's covering about six hundred acres
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of the lake right now.
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Yeah, it's so bad. There's there's places where people cannot
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get their boats in and out of their.
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Dock because we can wrap around the prop.
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Yeah, it is that bad.
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Wow, So what are they doing?
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The aggressive approach they're taking and they've done this before
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and I feel like we had some mixed.
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Reviews on it. They're throwing some carp in.
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They're gonna release about twenty seven hundred grass carp into
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the lake. And the guy was like, if there's carp
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in the lake, if there's hydrilla in the lake, the
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carp is eaten the hydrilla period.
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So when they did this, it's very controversial because when
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they did it in the past, the carp ate too much.
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They ate everything everything. Yeah, and then it got kind
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of you know, when you don't have anything holding the dirt.
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It just became very muddy for a sure. And then
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we had zebra muscles which cleaned up the water a
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little bit. They're invasive too, and then we have donkey slugs.
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It's just the Yeah, the ecosystem of the lake is stuff.
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When you start playing god. Yeah, but it is a
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mess like it would be if they didn't do something,
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that lake would be unusable by for recreation, fishing everything
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by summer.
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Now they put these carp The last time they did it,
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I remember they were sterile, so they weren't going to
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make more carps, right, are they doing the same thing
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with these?
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They're not talking about if they can reproduce or not.
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They're just they're just saying we're going to have about
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eight carp per acre, which I guess that means they
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can't reproduce.
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They know exactly how many they're putting in there.
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Yeah, but you know who's not happy about this all
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the fishermen because they're like, when I'm looking for a
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big giant bass, I'm looking for a big pile of hydraeler.
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It definitely that's a great bass fishing lake.
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The tournament like every Tuesday night, I think.
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They used to on Wednesday nights. They used to, but
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it's been affected, Like you don't see all the turtles,
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and I think that it's really affected all that. So, Yeah,
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the fishermen love it because it gives you more places to.
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They just fly a helicopter over and then just drop
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all the carpet out of the net. That'd be kind
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of cool to watch. It's a Jamie and Sandy show,
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A ninety eight one kvat JB's sister Chris is on
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the phone now.
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We were talking about it earlier that we found a
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woman on Instagram that was barbecue and armadillo. And if
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I figured anyone in Texas knows anything about that, it
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would be me and my sister Chris. It's not her now.
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I don't think she would eat barbecue armadillo, but her
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husband or her son might have. My sister Chris is
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on the phone. Hey, Chris, Hey.
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Yeah, that's that's the one thing I draw, the one
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on one thing.
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It's the one thing.
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He's the one thing.
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Well that in marshmallows.
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There's two things that.
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Won't mean marshmallows disgusting.
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But I take Tim's eating armadillo.
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But there's no way, Tim sure.
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Now, your son, your son CJ, is a professional varmint hunter.
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I am not making that up.
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Competitive No, he no, he does competitive m.
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And I bet he's eating armadilla.
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No, I don't think so.
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I don't think so. I know Tim has when he
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was little, his dad was a scrapper kind of guy.
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And like he he would go out and tech dinners.
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They were poor, they were wedella.
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He would go out and I'll be right back. Let
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me go get some.
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Dinner the road. This was in Taylor. Is this life
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and Taylor in the seventies that or when they lived
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in Houston or in Taylor.
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Yeah, because they lived on Holiday Road and Tailor and yeah,
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he grew up and like his dad would go fish
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and just go catch dinner or he'd I mean, when
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I got married, the one thing I had to do
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is nine thousand ways to cook dear meat. You want
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to know how to cook dear me, I can make
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a cookbook.
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You're the girl.
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I'm telling you. The country people hunters and fish, their
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original organic people, right, they were the first.
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I'm seriously, I became super crunchy a couple of years ago,
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but I was pre crunchy.
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Let me ask you this, and all your tailgating at rodeos,
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whether
it's Austin, Taylor, Houston rodeo, you've surely you've seen
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somebody cook up something crazy.
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That they I mean, there's a lot of rattlesnake because
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you know, Taylor used to have a rattlesnake around. I've
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eaten a lot of rattlesnake. But what's it battlesnakes chicken.
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It's like a light white meat.
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You know.
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Christ, Get to do, Get to doing what you're doing
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out there in Taylor this morning.
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Okay, she's an I'm oh, I'm on my three mile commute.
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Tourton's all time country favorites in ninety eight one caved
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Good morning. It's the JB and Sandy Show. If you're
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just tuning in, Hi, I'm Sandy. This is JB.
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Hey, good morning.
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Trisha's here too.
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Hi everybody.
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We are at the new morning show here on cavet.
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Although we have a little bit of Austin history eighteen
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years at a different station over a decade ago. It's
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been ten years, dude.
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I know it freaks me out a little bit. It
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doesn't feel like it.
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No, it doesn't. Kind of a little bit of sad
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news today Austin lost a very popular newscaster that's been
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in Austin forever.
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Yeah, it was a shock. You just passed away in
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to sleep. Dan robertson or overnight. He passed away last
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week and he was on he was on k I
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he was on k x N. He's been at Spectrum
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like the last fifteen years. He's the weather man, right yeah,
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Staple in Austin. Yeah, how unfortunate. Rip to the Dan,
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Ripped to the Dan.
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Coming up, Trista's got the story we love What do
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you have?
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All Right?
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So it's a rare trick for a national chain to
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become a bonafide local icon, but this one has done
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it and it might be going away.
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Oh no, all right, details coming up ninety eight one, Kyvet,
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you're all time country favorites. Good morning. I know, I
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know it's hard to believe, but during that hal Ketchum song,
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I wrote an ode.
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The man is unbelievable and he's really doing it.
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And I even snapped my quill and I had to
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get my back up.
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Oh yeah, well I did snap your quill in private.
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Please don't do it in here place to do that.
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It was Pam right Sham sending the suggestion because earlier
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this morning on the show. By the way, if you
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didn't hear it, you can get the podcast version.
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Yes that's right, search JB and Sandy on the iHeartRadio app.
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But Pam wrote in because we were talking about early this
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morning about we found a woman on Instagram that barbecues Armadilla, which,
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being a Texan, my whole life pretty much never heard
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of that. Nope, No. Pam wrote in and said, you've
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got to do ode, have Sandy do ode to barbecue Armadilla.
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I am not ready to perform, wrote.
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This whole thing in two minutes and fifty seconds.
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The Ode to the Barbecued Armadillo. Bye mcley, Armadillo, Armadillo.
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You are a scary, scary creature. You could be the
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star of a horror movie double feature.
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Oh wait, sorry, thank you, thank you ya.
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We slather you with with We slather you thick with
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savory salt, lick goo until you taste like victory and
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a tinge of shame too. Down in the dust where
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the mesquite trees, wiggle living lives in Armadillo pitmaster named
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Diggle mcdiggle. That's his name. Is Mama named him giggle
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Ah like that, Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you,
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is mama. When we smoke in Armadillo, we put on
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a show. It helps us forget because we're eating it.
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It's because we're poe. So here's to you, little buddy,
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you leather ead the light I may not have eaten
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you had you put up a fight.
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You're welcome for poor Prairie last year.
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Coming up with JB and Sandy.
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All right, don't go anywhere, because Tricia and I are married.
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We've got a very strange marriage. And it's never been
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more true than the Easter basket that she gave me.
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She should have been struck by lightning. Stick around find
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out what was in it. Coming up Austin's all time
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country Favorites ninety eight one kvat. Yesterday, of course, was Easter,
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and Tricia decided to really break all the rules with
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my Easter basket. I should have known because normally we
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don't exchange an Easter basket, but this year Tricia did.
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And I are married, by the way, just so you
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know that we have a very unusual, different kind of marriage.
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If you haven't heard these two, how they're still together
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is beyond me. It's a very non traditional marriage.
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Swingers or anything.
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No, no, no, not that, not that. Today. I married my
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best friends, not mine. Probably have five or six you
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would put ahead.
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It's our love language. Is given each other a hard
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The last thing we do before we go to bed,
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and we sleep in separate bedrooms. We shoot each other
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the finger.
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That's your good night, that's our good night.
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So that's the last thing either of us sees from
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the other one at night.
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So God forbid something happens in the night.
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That literally us shooting the finger at each other is
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our last mental image.
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Right. So, and we normally do not exchange Easter baskets.
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And I should have. I've known something was up and Jaby,
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I'm gonna text you a photograph. Don't open it just yet,
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but here's leading up to it. I was not allow
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a box came from Amazon. I was not allowed to
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look at the box that was banned. And then I
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was out running some errands on Saturday and I came
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back and Tricia and our sixteen year old were in
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the kitchen and as soon as the door opened, I
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got don't come in
here, do not come in. I'm like,
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what is going on? Right? So I ignored it. I'm like
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two hours later, I'm like, can I come out now?
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Can I come out now? And she's like, yes, you
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can come out. Then let's fast forward to Easter Sunday,
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yesterday morning, and sitting on the kitchen table is an
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Easter basket with a kitchen towel draped over the top
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of it, so I can't see what's inside. So we
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go through the process of our daughter going through her basket,
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all that stuff. Tricia got a few little things. Now
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it's my turn to open it up, to take the
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towel off of the easter basket. Now is and I
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want you O JB. To look at the photo that
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I sent you, And that is what was underneath the towel.
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That's what it was on Easter Sunday of all days,
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in an Easter basket. Tricia decides to make a plaster Paris.
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Mold your hand.
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She stuck her hand into the plaster Paris with her
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middle finger out and let it form to her finger,
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and then put it in my Easter basket.
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And then you let it dry.
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And I mounted it on a nice wooden plast and
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I set it in his Easter basket with eggs full
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of candy all around it.
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Wow, nothing says the Lord has risen like that?
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Strange marriage, and I love it.
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I wouldn't want it any other way. To your all
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time Country Favorites eight One caveat Boy, How great is
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it that those those those airmen were rescued that were
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shot down and Iran and gotten out of there. How
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cool is it? Yeah?
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that this morning early early on the radio and I
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was like, Wow, that's just amazing because the plane was
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shot down, right and they got him. I don't know
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what happened.
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he ejected. The other guy ejected at
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were off a difficult time finding them. The truth is
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they knew exactly where he was the whole time because
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they have it like a beacon that they wear.
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And then don't you would notice your your dad flew
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in the Air Force. Don't they have like beacons and
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built into a watch or something like that.
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was in their flight suits. I do know that. And
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so they kind of and they was just getting to
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them and making organizing getting to them, and then they
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pulled the flim flam on them.
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fi ot where to get him for the safest and easiest.
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Extraction, fly in, get him get out.
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They had him climb like a seven thousand foot hill
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or something to get him to where needed to go.
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out information over the airwaves that they knew the Iranians
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were listening to. They're like, we got him. He's over here.
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but really they were going over here to pick him
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up in the opposite them.
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They tricked him.
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Oh my god, that's like that's like pretending to throw
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a tennis ball to your labrador and holding on to it.
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Coming up with JV and Sandy, Oh, it's like.
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Just like chicking your laboring the throat.
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morning hour, Coach Brown gave us a call. If you
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missed it, you got to hear it. It's coming up
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in just a little bit. It's the JB and Sandy
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Show and Tricia me too on your All Time Country
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Favorites ninety eight one KVAT. I know, I know it's
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hard to believe, but during that hal Ketchum song, I
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wrote an ode.
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The man is unbelievable and he's really doing it.
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And I even snapped my quill and had to get
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my back up.
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Oh yeah, well I did snap your quill in private.
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Please don't do it in I here place to do that.
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It was Pam, right, Sam, sending the suggestion because earlier
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this morning on the show. By the way, if you
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didn't hear it, you can get the podcast version.
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Yes, that's right, search JB and Sandy on the iHeartRadio app.
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But Pam wrote in because we were talking about earlier this
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morning about we found a woman on Instagram that barbecues armadilla, which,
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being a Texan my whole life pretty much never heard
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of that. No, no, Pam wrote in and said, you've
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got to do ode. Have Sandy do ode to barbecue armadilla.
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I'm not ready to perform.
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Wrote this whole thing in two minutes and fifty seconds.
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The Ode to the Barbecued Armadillo. Bye, mccry, armadillo, armadillo.
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You are a scary, scary creature. You could be the
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star of a horror movie double feature.
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Oh wait, sorry, thank you, thank you.
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We slather you with with we slather you thick with
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savory salt. Lick goo until you taste like victory and
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a tinge of shame too. Down in the dust where
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the mesquite trees. Wiggle living lives in Armadillo pitmaster named
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Diggle mcdiggle. That's his name is. Mama named him Diggle.
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Ah like that.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you, is Mama. When we
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smoke in Armadillo, we put on a show. It helps
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us forget because we're eating it. It's because we're.
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Poe eating the armor.
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So here's to you, little buddy. You leatheryed the light.
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I may not have eaten you had you put up
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a fight. You're welcome, poor prairie last terme.
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Coming up with JV and Sandy.
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All right, don't go anywhere, because Trisha and I are married.
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We've got a very strange marriage. And it's never been
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more true than the easter basket that she gave me.
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She should have been struck by lightning. Stick around, find
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out what was in it. Coming up Austin's all time
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country Favorites ninety eight to one. Kvat If y'all are
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just getting here, where have you been? We've been looking
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for you. JAV was worried sick about you.
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I've been pacing back and forth.
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I got to check in if you're not going to
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be here because we worry.
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Yeah, we took roll call earlier this morning.
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You're there.
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It just makes us sad. So make sure you get
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here a little bit earlier tomorrow, or stay caught up
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with the show by streaming the podcast version of it.
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Search JB and Sandy on the iHeartRadio app. Angie's coming
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up next at ten o'clock. But we like to wrap
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things up every day by sharing with you some of
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the things we learned.
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Yeah, because we're smart, we learn them when you're dumb
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like us. You learned something every day, every day, every
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every day.
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The first thing we learned you guys, is that today's
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show is clearly sponsored by Armadillos everywhere.
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Yeah, like that's all we talked about, was Armadillo's Today.
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Come up a lot we did.
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JB found this Instagram clip of this woman barbecuing and Armadillo.
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Coming off quick one. Look at me heavy on the
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salt pepper smoke for frequent great meat side down. Listen,
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keep it moving on.
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Keep it moving baby, keep I'd say, real heavy on
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the pepper, like all of it.
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Another thing we learned We talked to JB's sister Chris
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about whether or not she had ever eaten armadillo.
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We draws the line at that and marshmallows.
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Mellows it's so random.
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But she did let us know that she knows how
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to kick venison like nine thousand different ways.
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Her husband they lived off the land. Oh yeah, I
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like it.
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We also revealed what was the big Easter basket price
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I put in Sandy's Easter basket.
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Oh yeah, and that was a plaster paris of Tricia's
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hand in the shape of the bird.
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Of the bird.
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Easter gift. That's my Easter gift from my wife.
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That's how we tell each other good night every night
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as we show each other the bird and go to sleep.
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Orese's peanut butter egg would have been fine.
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Well I had one in there too, but the finger
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was the star of the show.
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Oh if you could make that plaster thing and then
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fill it with chocolate.
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That'd be nice.
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Be nice, and break off the got something into something
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chocolate fingers.
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Know, JB. He's going to plaster something. Never mind. What else?
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Another thing we learned the city of Boston is going
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to war with the hydrilla in Lake Austin.
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It's taken over, thank goodness.
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Very soon they're going to be done at about twenty
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seven hundred carp into the lake to start eating away
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at it.
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That's good. I wonder how long it takes him to
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make a dentt.
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When they did They did this about five or six
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years ago. It was pretty rapid.
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Oh that's good. Yeah, that's good.
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Fast and finally this was very fun.
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Our first call in from Coach Brown dat Yeah, Coach
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Brown's a podcaster.
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I tried to talk sports with him. He wanted to
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do it.
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A podcast is the weirdest thing.
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Microphones and headphone all things. Don't want to talk sports.
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Tried to talk to him about his podcast with Vince Young.
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Yeah yeah, Bob Bob Blue just want to talk about
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podcasting microphone.
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So we should also remember Dan Robertson today.
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Fortunately passed away late last week unexpected.
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Yeah, heart attacking.
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Yeah, he was spent years on at KI, he was
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at k X a M. He's been at Spectrum like
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the last fifteen years.
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Yeah, So rip to the Dan. We're going to do
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this again tomorrow. Angie is in next. Have a great day.
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We'll see you tomorrow. Bye.