HR. 2 - Bleeding & Crying

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You're listening to the fan. Hey, Christopher, check this out. Not
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only on July eighth, ninth,
and tenth. Are you and I both
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out of town? Yeah? Ben's
also out on the eighth. Oh no,
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Yeah, so the old ten of
Fitzgerald steered by uh meat Sauce Paul
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Ambert also loses Ben on that Monday. I'm excited for him. You might
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this might be your coming out,
Fox, could be your breakout. Yeah,
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it'll be fine. I have a
I have a really good name for
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the power trip with those three days
while we're gone. Worst case scenario,
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you know, I will say that, you know, keep in mind that
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just maybe le Matt's Max said the
big turns. I don't know. I'm
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just throwing it out there, saucer
thoughts. But I'm out then on Monday
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as well. Did I tell you
guys, by the way, Parker Fox
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is in with us today? Look
at two zeps. I wannt you okay
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to ghosts that first he met guy, I wouldn't do sure, you said,
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I really wouldn't Muscle muscle come in? What muscle muscle come in on
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Monday for you? I muscle be
here on the eighth, probably right,
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I mean it'll probably be hung over
for fourth but still right, I already
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took that day off, irresponsible.
You have a good job. Wait he
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took what day off? The fourth? Oh you're really confused? Right on
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weekend? Yeah mm hmm. Man
Thoss has got like two weeks to book,
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you know, three days a guest
and have fun after Yeah, book
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them Dan, You got it,
Sauce, you got it? What's remember
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the book them? Dan? The
thing I always I'll never forget it when
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I said here because I assumed it
was from only the weapon and he was
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saying book them Dan, like Danny
Glover, just like his character's name was
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Danny Glover lethal weapon. Bang.
Yeah, yeah, you kind of you
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look like Riggs. Oh yeah,
you go wrong hair if I had hair,
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Yeah, and a lot of other
things, but yes, thank you,
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Yeah, badass? Or like how
he drowns him in like a little
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puddle at the end. You know, I'm talking about the fight and then
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I just watched it, so brushing
your mind. Yeah, godly, the
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weapon's good. Did any I'm really
talking about Hawk because Sauce and I watched
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the NBA draft last night, not
together separately. Did anybody start the bear
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last night? I was going to, but the freaking draft sucked me in
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with the stupid trades and it got
me pumped. I'm like, all right,
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I'm actually watching sports tonight. I
watched The Bear tonight. Yeah,
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I haven't seen any of it yet. The Bear's great. I watched a
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new documentary on Uh. Have you
seen that TikTok cult thing? Oh?
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Yeah, yeah, I have not
finished that yet. That is one thing
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that we started and then we've I
think we're like three or four more episodes
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in maybe yeah, wild. I
don't like it. It makes you feel
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yeah, it makes you feel gross
and icky. Well, she's still in
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it, right, right, that's
even after after all this, after all
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this, she's still in there.
And because you can't do anything. But
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all those other people that are in
the actual documentary they got out, right,
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they got out, but they're like, she's still like the sheet like
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that. I know. Bad ladies
and gentlemen. Can I please have your
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attention. I've just been handed an
urgent and horrifying news story. Our fearless
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leader, Chad Abbitt. You send
me a text. Tell Zach to plan
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for best of the eighth nine,
as well as the fourth and the fifth
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that's probably the right answer. This
is CAMFA News with Chris Hockey. Let's
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be presented by the Saint Paul Saint. Thank you to the same Paul Saints.
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tickets at Saints Baseball dot com.
And do not forget, by the way,
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ladies, gentlemen, do not forget
Wednesdays and bird He's coming right up
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here in July, so lots to
get to them, lots of reasons go
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down the seage. Yesterday, guys, you might have heard two huge asteroids
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we're going to swing by the Earth, but scientists are saying not to worry
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about it. Here's Tammy Trichel.
The European Space Agency says an asteroid over
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a mile wide will be zipping by
the Earth this afternoon at a relatively close
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four million miles away. It poses
no threat that they say. It's the
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closest flyby on record of an asteroid
that size. On Saturday, another huge
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asteroid will fly past our planet.
This recently discovered asteroids a lot smaller at
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about eight hundred feet wide, but
will come a lot closer at around one
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hundred and eighty thousand miles from Earth. Scientists say there's no risk of it
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hitting us, but at the same
time noted that if it did, it
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would cause considerable damage. I'm tammage
for heo, thank you, Tammy.
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She sounds like AI, didn't she? Yeah? Fake? If an asteroid
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of mile wide hit us, we're
all dead. Well I would just yeah
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that side of job, everybody,
Texas. Would that affect us? Yes,
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yes, I've watched so many videos
on this stuff. No, it
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wouldn't. Yes, yes it would
because it would probably have to speed it's
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going. It would. I mean, it would knock the world or the
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Earth off it's it would be We'd
be gone in a matter of minutes.
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It would completely destroy most major cities
in the United States with asteroid for a
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while. For an asteroid to wipe
out most everything on Earth, it would
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have to be massive. Scientists estimate
it would take an asteroid about seven to
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eight miles wide crashing in the Earth
to destroy everything on Earth, but one
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mile wide it would completely destroy most
major cities. Yeah. Wow, I
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mean what it would cause and all
that would be terrible. Yeah, but
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just think of the vastness of space, Tommy, this will blow your mind.
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But the Milky Way Galaxy, this
is one of those things. In
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thirty seconds, you're going to go. So that is that good. The
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Milky Way Galaxy at four or five
billion years is going to collide with the
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Andromeda Galaxy, which is the closest
galaxy to us, the nearest star.
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And when those two galaxies, when
the two systems combine, we're not going
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to hit anything. Like, nothing's
going to hit like our planets won't hit
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other planets, our stars won't hit
others. Like the closest galaxy is going
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to basically crash into ours and will
probably not hit anything. That's how vast
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and empty space is. So that's
to the to the point that Chris just
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said, you can be millions of
miles of when you're like, god,
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dang, that's close. Not really, And here's the thing, We're fine.
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A player from that year was traded
last night. Correct, Yeah,
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yeah, that was a sports joke, guy that that was really that was
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really funny. Not that far off. Yeah, crazy. Getting back to
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that, how do you how do
you start a negotiation on the in the
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NBA draft and you say, like
Hey, well I want to trade a
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future pick. Like cool, what
do you want? Like? How about
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the twenty fifty crazy? I still
don't know, Like no, no,
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no, no, no, that's
way too far. Okay, I don't
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know. I think you do it
like this. You do it like price
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is right, Cliffhanger, you go
twenty four, no, twenty five,
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no, twenty six, No,
twenty twenty seven, no, twenty twenty
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eight, no, twenty twenty nine, no, twenty thirty, swamps him
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thirty unprotected in thirty one. Okay, fine, Seriously, you know the
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team could be moved to Utah,
someplace where they don't have a team,
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you know what I mean. It's
kind of like you guys, has it
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when you guys agree to stuff like
a couple of months away and you hope
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you're dead. But yeah, that's
hot. That's my sh How about forget
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the teams for a second. This
is the beauty of Tim Conley, right.
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Tim Connley can go wherever he wants. He can sign as much as
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he or fuck called Tim Conway.
You can sign, you can sign whatever
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deal he wants. He's gonna get
whined and dine wherever he goes so he
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can show up in Minnesota, smoke
a cigar and go give ninety picks for
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Rudy Gobert. Oh god, he
overpaid. We're gonna trade away picks in
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twenty thirty and twenty thirty one for
Rob Dillingham. And it was like,
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man, this guy, it's seven
years from now. He's trading away things
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long after he's gone. What does
he care. He's gonna win a title,
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burn the place to the ground,
he's gonna go scorch to earth,
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and we're gonna love him forever and
build a statue because he won us a
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title there too. Who cares the
word on the to trade a twenty fourteen
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pick as well? And the Spurs
almost go for it. Yeah, they
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almost did. Why not he should
bring a picture of an ultrasound to the
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next negotiation. But we'll give you
this, yeah, for pick number three,
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And the Spurs might say yes,
doesn't have fingernails. We'll find out
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when we drive up to Detroit Lakes. Every every billboard on the way up
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to Detroit Lakes in a couple of
weeks will tell us exactly how far every
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baby is ahead of time. Billboard, what two weeks from tomorrow? Yeah,
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the twelfth ye. Actually I play
there tomorrow night and then we're there,
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do you really Yeah, So you
guys are out eight, nine,
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ten, you're back for one day
and then you guys are Detroit Lakes on
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exactly. We go up to Detroit
Lakes on Thursday the eleventh, the evening,
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yeah, afternoon, yeah, and
then we then then go on Friday
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exactly, and it'll be the second
Initials Major of the year. Johnny Krisol.
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We were going to rotate. We
were going to invite people like Ben
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Lieber or Carle or Time or whoever. But Reesel won and we're like,
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what do we do with this now? So we're going to bring him up
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to Detroit Lakes he can defend his
title. That is what the twelfth July
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twelfth, So Cory about halfway through
the year and there's two majors. Are
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you planning on four or do you
not really know? There might be a
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third? But we have a pretty
big Initials guest announcement soon. I would
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argue in the ten year history of
Initials, this is like in the top
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two or three for biggest names that
ever. Really that's around the corner.
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And then the Initials tournament bracket is
done. I got to work with Zacho
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on putting the graphics together. We'll
reveal the bracket here in like a week
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and a half and the tournament starts
in late July, so we're about a
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month away from the tournaments. Might
have a massive one as well, and
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also true, that would be the
biggest name of all time. What yes,
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a lot of the one. We
have one locked in, but we
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just can't say it yet. One
locked in for July that is in the
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top two or three biggest names that
I've ever played. But Sauce is correct.
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We have one that, if the
stars aligned, and it's not impossible,
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would be the biggest name in the
history of Initials in September history of
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the show. Maybe he honestly would
be. I just said he He would
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be a top five ish guest ever
in the history of The Power Morning Show,
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and he would definitely be the biggest
Initials name ever. It's possible.
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I'll tell you during the break.
We'll tell you guys during bring my Neighbor
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in. You gotta go. Yeah, I love you guys. I love
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you guys. By the season,
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keyword calendar I to. It was
much better later, have fun finding your
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dad? Did he tell you what
he asked us? Brother? Yeah?
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Okay, Hello. I believe Zach's
response was, well, I've seen that
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movie. Yeah. Yeah, doesn't
mean it's realistic, but he has seen
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that film. We have a scene
from that movie you suck Wow you Okay.
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Well, he's got some splaining to
do. Jesus jaw sits your turn.
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End five trip presented by All Around
Property Preservation. The Minnesota Timberwolves last
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night made a massive trade in the
draft. They've traded a twenty thirty one
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unprotected first round pick in a protected
twenty thirty pick from the Spur or to
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the Spurs for Rob Dillingham, a
stud point guard from Kentucky. He's nineteen,
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He's six to two. He only
started one game last year, but
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Kentucky was loaded with guards He had
thirty five points against Tennessee, which is
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the most by a Kentucky player against
the top five team in twenty five years.
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He is very good. This puts
them into like the second apron.
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I don't understand any of that,
but whatever that means. And then it
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picked twenty seven. They took Terrence
Shannon Junior, a guard out of Illinois
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who's six to six. He averaged
twenty review last season. They have a
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thirty seven today? Uh hawk,
what's it called that John Forrest does?
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Is a drag racing? Yeah?
Yeah, funny car? Funny funny car.
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That was the phrase I was looking
for it. Doesn't it sound like
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Rob Dillingham? He doesn't a funny
car? Yeah? Correct? Did you
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guys see that? Didn't you see
the crash? Yeah? He should have
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died. How does he survived?
I can't believe it. Man. And
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he's old as hell? Yeah he's
in Yeah. People old people die falling
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down the stairs. How does he
survive that crash? I don't know.
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I don't know. Again, how
many seventy five year year olds do you
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know that should be driving? Period? Right? I mean honestly, I
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know you know that's when things start
to get questionable. Right, right,
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He's going three hundred miles an hour
and the engine blows and I can't believe
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he's alive. Rubbins racing, Yeah, not normally three hundred in that sport.
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My dad's eighty six. When I
call him to see what's going on,
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and I'm like, Kate, what
do you up to? He's like,
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I'm just running errands. I'm like, put your phone down and drive.
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He doesn't have Bluetooth. I was
like, as soon as I know
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he's on on the road, I'm
like, oh god, I'll talk to
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you later. What are you doing? Man? And I don't trust him
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with bluetooth anyway. Right. If
he did have a Bluetooth thing and it's
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like one of the you know,
the touch screens, I don't trust him
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to hit a whole bunch of buttons
while he's driving. The guy's eighty six.
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Yeah, I don't even like to
do that. No, I hate.
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I can't stand this is This is
such a boomer comment. I can't
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stand the new vehicles. Everything's a
touchscreen, Like, I don't just give
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me some knobs and buttons. Oh
okay, Tommy's coming back in. Don't
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you just love touching knobs, well
yeah, twisting them, yeah, pushing
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them. If everybody could take a
break, ye got another letter, give
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me all the knobs, right,
yeah. I do like the ones that
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are hybrids. I like the ones
where a lot of the like the air
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conditioning is a knob, some of
those buttons are not. I'm like,
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I don't mind like your Apple car
play being touchscreen. No, but my
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rate all the radio stuff, all
the radio and all the temperature stuff.
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Just make them knobs and dials and
buttons. But even the ones that are
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touch screens, a lot of the
knobs and buttons are on your steering wheel,
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right, so you don't have to
technically touch the screen. You could
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still hit a bunch of buttons from
the wheel. You know. All it
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does is the touch screens remind me
how dirty my fingers are. Always filthy
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good point, it drives me crazy. How was I eating fungus? What
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are you? Groom of the stool? Get your fingers off the screen.
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I wrote in a uber that was
a Ford Mustang mock e of you never
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heard of them, but that's the
electric mustangs. They look nothing like Mustangs.
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They're pretty bad. I couldn't believe, like is this supposed to be
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a Mustang? But anyway, there's
a big knob right in the middle of
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the touch screens. I'm saying,
very nice, easy hogs. See did
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you sit in the back of the
ubern just go hey, mister, what
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does that knob do? I kept
telling me to keep my fingers off his
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knob. Yeah, wow, wow, I've had to tell them that sauce.
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The sports is yours. The second
round starts today. The first overall
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pick last night was from the Hawks
and they took Zachary Recessay, and then
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the Wizards took Alan Saw. I
will take a peanut butter cup. Yeah,
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yeah, that'd be great. I
apologize. I just assumed you would
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mispronounce it. I even wrote it
down. It was like ninety six percent
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of the way right. So he's
a Shay again, that's close. I
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can't even pronounce it perfectly, but
I know how. I don't know why
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I struggled to You're very very close, Paul, you did something right.
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And then the third pick was shooting
guard Reed Shepherd from Kentucky. Now when
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he nailed, always take a player
from Kentucky and it just it truly looks
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like a Reed Shepherd looks like a
ten year old kid. Yeah, that
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is in some kind of little Big
league movie. Yeah, there was a
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I don't know which kid, but
he was drafted like in the teens,
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and I'm like, is that an
eleven year old? He's crying, like,
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how old is that guy? Kid
that went to the Bulls? Yeah?
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Yeah, I'm like that, that's
like a tea teenager. It's unbelievable,
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but not an eighteen or nineteen year
old, Like it looks like a
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fourteen year old. Yeah, which
is again what Tim Connoley traded to San
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Antonio a couple of twelve year olds. The Twins crushed the d Backs eight
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to three last night. Correa was
three for four with two runs on an
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RBI, Santana three for five,
Miranda three for four. The Twins are
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forty four and thirty six. They
trail the Guardians by eight, who just
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had their seven game winning streak snapped. The Twins and the d Backs will
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battle today. A two forty David
festiv will make his major league debut for
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the Twins, and that is Twins. He was brought to you by Quantum
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Fiber. Doesn't his nickname? Again? I know I'm not saying this is
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super clever, But doesn't it have
to be Uncle Festa? I mean,
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I ford Festa for fest is not
bad. Yeah, I think like I
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hope he has a nephew, right
or a niece Uncle Festa just to call
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him Uncle Festa. Yeah. I
mean, shouldn't we have Adam's Family Night
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every fifth Twins game? Why not? Yeah? I mean, do I
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have to do all of the promotions
for the Saints? No? Or can't
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Derek get off his lazy ass to
do something? Come on, Derek,
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back to the draft for a second. Corey. The one thing that I
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think kind of shocked you was Zach
Edie went ninth overall. I don't get
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it. I don't think it's I
don't think it's going to translate. I
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would like to be proven wrong.
I hope the kid does well, but
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I just don't think it's gonna work. I was shocked by that. Yeah,
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they reached hard. A couple of
months ago, he was a legit
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second round projection. People thought he
was going to be a second rounder.
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Then he dominated this year, played
really well in the tournament, and then
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his stock was rising. But I
don't think anybody thought he was going top
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ten. I think there were people
saying that the Lakers or somebody in the
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back half of the teens was maybe
going to reach I did not expect a
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top ten pick. You know,
the Grizzlies have a big opinion. I've
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always it's like the Michael Pennox thing
with the Falcons. When you swing big,
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you either look like a genius or
an idiot. Right, it's not
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if you don't take just the safe
pick. So I think the Grizzlies are
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dead wrong. But maybe in two
or three years they can look back and
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say, this is why we took
him, because he's kicking ass and he's
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a perfect balance for Jahn Morant and
whatever. I don't know. I don't
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think it's gonna work, but the
you know, good luck to the kid.
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I hope he's a ten time All
Star right too, if it works.
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It was very odd. I did
not see that happening. Well.
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For example, even though I know
we have go Bear in towns, if
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if I had heard that the Wolves, even if it was a couple of
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twelve year olds, if they had
traded up to pick eight for Zach Eadie
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and go what are we doing?
Correct? That's an F minus right,
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so I would have been furious.
Now it doesn't make sense with the Wolves
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either way, it makes more sense
for her Memphis, I get it.
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I don't know. I think that's
a reach. That's amazing it since there
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like a precedence now because of Jokic
of like just we'll take a flyer on
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maybe me a guy that's unorthodox,
you know, maybe doesn't look look the
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part, but we can find a
way to make it work. Yeah.
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Maybe the drafted of ninth isn't taken
a flyer though. Yeah. Yeah,
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that's a pretty big invest I mean
he got drafted during a tackle bell commercial.
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Yeah, in the second round.
That's a great bit. Yeah.
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Yeah. I do wonder though this
might be jumping the gun. I do
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wonder if the Wolves success with with
go bearing Towns is slowly pushing the ship
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the other way where people are going, well, all right, we can't
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have five guys that are all six
to two. We got to have some
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size, like even Donovan Klinging or
whatever. Last night they went to Portland
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exactly. H I mean, is
that a guy that probably would have gone
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seventh in the last couple of years. Maybe not, because he seems to
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be more of a traditional center.
But maybe teams are going, all right,
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we need star you know, guards
or wing players, but we've got
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we gotta have somebody that can protect
the rim. What an ass? Yeah,
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what an ass, Rosie, you
get it. Well. I think
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I think it's coming back a little
bit. That is the closest that a
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good shout core because that is the
closest kind of comparison to them having Jaron
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Jackson junior. He's kind of more
in the I guess he would be more
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in a Karl Anthony Towns role,
and then Zach Edie would be like the
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Bears their Rudy Gobert essentially. Maybe
it's starting to swing the other way a
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little bit. Who knows, well, I kind of hope it does.
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I mean for our sake, because
it doesn't look like we're gonna do much
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different. I mean outside of adding
these guys to the roster, like it's
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still we're still going to have the
Twin Towers. Yeah. But I would
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say after watching the NBA more so
than I ever have in the you know,
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second half of this NBA season into
the playoffs, is that I think
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teams are starting to figure out,
not just like offensively, but defensively,
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we got to slow the game down
as much as possible, Like, playing
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really really good, high high end
defense with bigger guys is probably a better
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answer than trying to find this run
and gun. Let's just pop threes the
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whole time and do what Golden State
did for so many years. It might
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be easier to find these guys like
the Timberwolves are building and slow the game
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down and keep the games at like
five to one versus one thirty one twenty
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five. Well, let's expand on
what you're saying. Right in the three
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point shooting eratistics statistics have basically wiped
out the mid range jumper right that it
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just doesn't make any sense to take
a lot of mid range jumpers. You
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want layups or threes. That's that's
the highest percentage efficiency. So my maybe
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what teams are realizing is, all
right, we have a bunch of guys
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that can shoot the three, we
have a bunch of guys that can defend
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the wing. But if we can't
stop anybody when they drive, then what's
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the point because then people are getting
easy layups. So maybe this is just
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we need people like Ant and Jade
McDaniels that can guard the outside. We
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need go bear to guard the inside. Maybe this is the Grizzlies doing the
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same thing, like you're saying,
going, we don't expect Zach Edy be
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jacking up threes, but when Ant's
coming down the lane, we got to
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give them something to think about.
And let's make it Zach Edy who knows.
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I have no idea if that's going
to work. But the Links players
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the Dallas Wings today at noon Hogs
Daddy, Yeah wait, Dallas Wings,
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yeah noon, Yep, it's at
noon, a noon game. Yeah,
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that's the reason. No idea summer. I don't know. That's sweet but
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like s no, but sorry,
like kids are out of school that bit.
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Maybe that's what Dallas is doing.
But I mean they've been out of
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school for like a month. I
have no idea that would be my summer
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camp stuff. I don't want to
camp stuff. I don't pay attention.
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I mean, you almost pronounced the
first pick's name, right. Yeah.
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I thought you had a pretty good
segment. Thanks Wing Chad abits texting me
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otherwise, but I thought you did
fine. More of the power trip.
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we do vikings news here, but
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don't have any real vikings news,
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I do have this story from ProFootball
talk dot com yesterday. I never
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got to tell you guys about it. You probably read it elsewhere. The
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Jaguars are officially getting that new stadium. They were the most likely team to
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move to London. Now that the
Jaguars have a deal with Jacksonville, they
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probably won't be moving to London.
So if not them, who and if
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not now when? Maybe an expansion
team. Yeah, it's gonna be.
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I think it's gotta be an expansion
So Ben check this out. Here's some
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of the details. One point four
billion in renovation. The Jags are playing
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paying six to twenty five, the
city's paying six twenty five plus the city's
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gonna pay another one hundred and fifty
million over the next two seasons for maintenance
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and construction prep. And to Chris's
point, this is a thirty year lease.
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Thirty years, so they're not going
to London. No, they will
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have a reduced capacity in the twenty
twenty six season during construction, and then
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in twenty twenty seven they're going to
play somewhere else, And the two front
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runners are the campus of the University
of Florida, Yeah, and then the
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Orlando Sports Complex kind of area,
So I guess there's a spot in Orlando.
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So for at least one season,
the Jags are going to be somewhere
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else besides Jacksonville twenty twenty seven.
Then they are expected to be back in
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the new stadium where they renovated stadium
by twenty twenty eight. And not I
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don't know, I don't know Florida
geography that well, but those aren't necessarily
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close Jacksonville's like on the northeast side, they're corner of the northeast corner,
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and then those campus sites are not
They're not close, they're hours away.
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Nope. Well I get it's not
London though, right, so they go
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it's not London. Yeah, yeah, real quick. While I got you
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been, let me take it in
a different direction, because you know the
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we're very excited that EA Sports is
ready to unbail college football twenty five.
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Yes, it couldn't be here soon
enough. I cannot wait. Did you
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see that they released the twenty five
Toughest places to play on as far as
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their rankings. I did see that
and played in any of them? Is
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what I was asking. Have you
played? You didn't play at LSU?
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Well, I've so. Here's the
thing is, I saw two different deals,
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okay, and I saw Kyle Field
Texas A and M's Kyle Field as
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number one on one of them,
and then like number like it was down
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the list, still in the top
ten, I think in another list.
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You say, you're right, I'm
seeing a different list here too. Are
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you seeing that? Yeah, because
I'm like, wait a minute, isn't
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one athletic is different than this one? Yeah? Exactly? That's weird.
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Yeah, okay, so I didn't
Yeah, so Kyle Field, did you
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play there. I have played there, and it is what whatever list is
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where it's number one. I completely
agree with that. Now, I I've
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never played in any of those other
SEC stadiums. I mean there's a lot
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of teams I have not played in
and I've only heard about. This is
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like everybody else, but personally being
at that stadium, I would say it
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is a it's a journey and experience
that all football fans have to see.
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Whether you like college football or the
NFL football only and you feel like your
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bias, I don't care. You
have to go to Kyle Field on a
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Saturday. It is. It is. It's really hard to explain because because
406
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as Nate probably knows over here,
it's a little cultish, right, Texas
407
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A and M is a little cultish, right. It is very much a
408
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military presence. They indoctrinate all the
freshmen when they come in. They have
409
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to go to cheer school. It
is, but there's but there's nothing like
410
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it. They don't have cheerleaders.
They have these young leader guys that do
411
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all the hand signals. And the
whole crowd of one hundred and ten thousand
412
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people outside of the visitors, everybody
knows the cheers. So the whole stadium
413
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sways and rocks and they chant and
they do fun. It is. It
414
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is the most fun atmosphere I've ever
seen. And you know, it's even
415
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a little bit more tame down because
they had this huge bonfire than Friday nights
416
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that they don't they can't do anymore
because a couple of kids got hurt.
417
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Was probably twenty years ago now I
remember well, but it used to be
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the pageantry for around college football there. You know, you used to be
419
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even more epic. But as far
as the game day goes, I would
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say, on the pro side,
you have to go to Arrowhead Stadium and
421
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on the college side you have to
go to imagine it during the Johnny manz
422
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el Era oh man, yeah,
Mike Evans, Yeah, that whole sheeese
423
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man. They got a lot of
money down there. So other stadium I'll
424
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just you tell me if you played
any I know you didn't played a lot
425
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of them, but so Texanan and
then Alabama, LSU, Ohio State,
426
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Georgia, Penn State, Wisconsin,
Oklahoma, Uh, definitely Oklahoma. How's
427
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that? I gotta I think they
went through a stadium renovation after I played
428
00:29:03.440 --> 00:29:08.599
there. I did not think it
was that impressive. I mean, it
429
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was cool and it's like it's big, and the game day atmosphere is neat,
430
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but I did not think it was
like a really intimidating, hard place
431
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to play. Another one that's on
the list, well, so I've I've
432
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called games at Penn Stage. Sure, that place rocks. That place is
433
00:29:23.920 --> 00:29:30.799
awesome. Now that place is like, yeah, it's it's like it's like
434
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riding a wooden roller coaster, right, It's there's parts of it that are
435
00:29:34.400 --> 00:29:38.759
exciting because you feel like it's going
to collapse. Really, that's the way
436
00:29:38.839 --> 00:29:44.519
that stadium feels like. You can
see how old it is and it literally
437
00:29:44.640 --> 00:29:48.880
shakes, like the stadium shakes,
like the press box shakes because of all
438
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the all the crowd. There's there's
another one on the list is Oklahoma State.
439
00:29:55.319 --> 00:29:57.000
Now that one was number ten on
one list, but then didn't make
440
00:29:57.000 --> 00:30:00.039
it on another list. I think
the one I'm looking at not on that
441
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yet. Uh Boone Pickens Stadium fabulous. They have these cowbells and it's it's
442
00:30:07.400 --> 00:30:14.039
a super intimate stadium. It's like
one of those they have like maybe ten
443
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feet on the sidelines from the players
to the to the student section in the
444
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crowd. Well, it is awesome. They know how to do they know
445
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how to do college football down in
Oklahoma, and both both Oklahoma and Oklahoma
446
00:30:25.720 --> 00:30:30.160
State awesome places. It's it's when
you go to an NFL stadium. They're
447
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all in NFL stadiums, if you
know what I mean. I mean,
448
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some are more intense than others,
there's no doubt about. I'm sure it's
449
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different to play a little bit,
but it must be entirely different to play
450
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at a place, to play in
a stadium like that, compared to playing
451
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at some college it's just like a
regular college. It must be an entirely
452
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different feel on game day. It's
as a player, it'sire yeah, oh
453
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yeah, it's it's not even close. That's why I get it. Why
454
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some people like I don't even watch
the NFL, I'm only college football.
455
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I get it. Man Like,
there's there's pageantry, there's a there's student
456
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sections, there's a marching band that
there's just it's it's a looser crowd that
457
00:31:04.759 --> 00:31:10.240
the tickets are more accessible, The
game is more accessible. It's more family
458
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oriented in the NFL. I mean
even for regular season it's a hard ticket.
459
00:31:15.160 --> 00:31:18.079
Man Like you've you know, it's
a there's a certain group of people
460
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that I think would make football fun
that can't even afford to go. Yeah,
461
00:31:22.200 --> 00:31:25.839
and there's a certain amount of people
who do go to the NFL games,
462
00:31:25.839 --> 00:31:27.440
who are just there to be seen
at the game. Yeah. Yeah,
463
00:31:27.480 --> 00:31:32.400
you go to college football games,
they're they're bleeding and crying because they
464
00:31:32.400 --> 00:31:36.720
love Yes, it's mostly Tommy.
He's not even in the stadium. He's
465
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still in the park ry. He
got banned, he's not allowed to his
466
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autobiography. He doesn't even go to
the game. He just drinks in the
467
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parking. Now like I would,
I would think in my experience, I
468
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would take a twenty five thirty thousand
seat college stadium versus a seventy five to
469
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eighty thousands eat NFL stadium experience any
day. Yeah. I love college I
470
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mean yeah, I went to the
Big House Michigan, Ohio stage in two
471
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thousand and three Braylan Edwards and all
that, and that was. Yeah.
472
00:32:12.319 --> 00:32:15.559
I mean, that's one of the
most elite sports experience I've ever been been
473
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at. Oh good, I mean
amp Randall on AH on a Saturday morning,
474
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Oh my lord, I mean we're
prinking about four am. It's different
475
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when in there are you know a
lot of local people understand this. I
476
00:32:25.519 --> 00:32:29.799
mean it's different when you've got,
you know, at fifty five thousand seat
477
00:32:29.839 --> 00:32:31.920
stadium and only twenty thousand people are
there. Now, Now that's different,
478
00:32:32.119 --> 00:32:37.039
right? The hell's that supposed to
mean? It was a shot, But
479
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thankfully I've never had the experience.
I'm surprised you didn't pylon it was a
480
00:32:42.119 --> 00:32:45.440
Gophers shot the Gophers. No,
I don't do that. Tell you what.
481
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I love that stadium and it compared
to playing at the Metro Home my
482
00:32:49.680 --> 00:32:52.839
goodness for college football. Yeah,
there were like twelve people there. Well,
483
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even when the place was packed,
it still was the Metrorome for a
484
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college football game. That didn't work. Man, I still have not been
485
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to a Gopher football game. And
Tton Bank Stadium. It's a cool state.
486
00:33:00.720 --> 00:33:04.359
I went to Tommy's wedding there,
but I've been in the building.
487
00:33:05.000 --> 00:33:07.599
Does that count? Uh No?
Yeah, I rip it? But is
488
00:33:07.680 --> 00:33:10.599
it is a cool stadium. It's
a cool love the look of the stadium.
489
00:33:10.680 --> 00:33:15.200
Yeah right, and we're spot it's
the unlike, you know, no
490
00:33:15.279 --> 00:33:19.559
offense to a lovely US Bank stadium. When it came to location, of
491
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the stadium. They did it right, you know, I mean sure,
492
00:33:22.559 --> 00:33:24.920
it's it's awesome. It's right there
on campus. Everything about it would be
493
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perfect if walking distance to knees,
walking distance to marriag you thought about for
494
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sure. Yeah. So anyway,
yeah, sweet spot pretty cool. All
495
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right, that's your thank you?
Right Coe? A little football talking there?
496
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Saw you get anything else had sports
related? This is more college football
497
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twenty twenty five. Did you watch
the trailer yesterday? Were herb Street like
498
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explained how they have like every almost
every game day experience is set for that
499
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stadium. Like they have almost every
detail of like the Clemson rock bit,
500
00:33:58.440 --> 00:34:02.200
the jump around Wisconsin, like yeah, the hitting the turtle in Maryland.
501
00:34:02.240 --> 00:34:07.680
Did they get to music licenses for
all these two did? Yeah? Yeah,
502
00:34:07.759 --> 00:34:10.039
you got to have house they didn't. Yeah. I actually I read
503
00:34:10.039 --> 00:34:13.679
a story about the ones. There
were like two that they couldn't get something
504
00:34:13.719 --> 00:34:15.639
like that. Yeah, it's impressive
they have. Yeah, I mean they
505
00:34:15.639 --> 00:34:20.559
have the bit with the lion at
Penn State where he does the push ups.
506
00:34:20.599 --> 00:34:22.519
They thought of every bit. They
have the bit where the Gophers miss
507
00:34:22.599 --> 00:34:28.920
extra points they or run it when
they're down by six. Yeah, they
508
00:34:29.000 --> 00:34:31.239
actually they don't miss extra points.
Kessich is the real deal. We love
509
00:34:31.280 --> 00:34:35.880
that dude. Yeah, Wisconsin's keeper
of the stool, that great tradition.
510
00:34:36.119 --> 00:34:39.480
Yeah yeah, it's gonna be great. Hugs. Yeah, oh wait,
511
00:34:39.480 --> 00:34:42.679
we got to get that dude back
in. Man, good dude dragging.
512
00:34:42.719 --> 00:34:45.639
Cassich is a cool dude. Let's
go, dude can kick. We got
513
00:34:45.639 --> 00:34:47.960
to get him back in before he
goes back to school and has you know,
514
00:34:49.199 --> 00:34:52.280
responsibilities. Even when we when we
had him in last time, it
515
00:34:52.360 --> 00:34:55.400
seemed like he was already on the
cruise control plan, right, he didn't
516
00:34:55.440 --> 00:35:00.320
he have like not I think Matt
Lionard had ballroom dancing. But isn't he
517
00:35:00.320 --> 00:35:02.800
basically like Parker Fox is doing the
same thing. Isn't he like bowling?
518
00:35:04.079 --> 00:35:09.400
What wasn't or whatever? They take
the easiest classes of all Johnny Manzel online
519
00:35:09.599 --> 00:35:16.559
school. I think that's what.
I'm surprised you guys didn't bring up the
520
00:35:16.559 --> 00:35:21.760
whole like McCarthy to Adam Thielen connection. I saw that. Yeah, they
521
00:35:21.760 --> 00:35:24.760
were throwing balls to each other.
I mean, good wet ran back together.
522
00:35:24.880 --> 00:35:30.760
I bring it up and because it's
it's it's it's news, but it's
523
00:35:30.760 --> 00:35:36.280
not news. But great but they
may be in need of a I mean
524
00:35:36.719 --> 00:35:46.559
Brandon No, No, I mean, if I'm the Vikings, maybe you
525
00:35:46.559 --> 00:35:52.840
could argue the least depth the Vikings
have is that wide receiver. Mm.
526
00:35:53.400 --> 00:35:55.679
I don't know if I could argue. I think I think I think the
527
00:35:55.719 --> 00:36:00.280
coaching staff likes Brandon Powell more than
you do. No, yeah, fine,
528
00:36:00.280 --> 00:36:01.599
but who do they have after that? But I mean, you really
529
00:36:01.679 --> 00:36:07.000
only needs agree if you have a
healthy t. J. Hockinson and Aaron
530
00:36:07.079 --> 00:36:08.800
Jones out of the back. But
they don't have a healthy t J.
531
00:36:08.920 --> 00:36:15.679
Hockinson. No, Yeah, but
the incomparable Adele Dezine. I'm Robert Osborn
532
00:36:15.719 --> 00:36:21.639
and Robert Yeah, I forgot about
it. Yeah, I forgot about that
533
00:36:22.199 --> 00:36:29.280
because j kJ Osborne is where New
England. Yeah, give me to the
534
00:36:29.280 --> 00:36:31.679
Patriots. I think you're right.
I think you're right. That sounds right.
535
00:36:32.039 --> 00:36:36.039
Yeah, let's hope the Panthers cut
dealing and we'll we'll get the we'll
536
00:36:36.039 --> 00:36:38.880
get the band back together. We'll
announce it at Detroit Lakes in two weeks
537
00:36:38.880 --> 00:36:42.679
from there. He's from there.
Yeah, but I heard, Yeah,
538
00:36:43.239 --> 00:36:45.159
you know Marny's related to him.
That's news too. Yeah, there's news
539
00:36:45.159 --> 00:36:50.280
to him when we talked to him
about it. You could tell He's like,
540
00:36:50.639 --> 00:36:52.920
yeah, I guess we related.
Okay, sure, sure thing.
541
00:36:53.159 --> 00:37:00.400
Leave me alone, lady. Yeah, all right. So Parker FoST Fox
542
00:37:00.440 --> 00:37:02.679
expected to be in here, so
we'll hang out with Parker. Will ask
543
00:37:02.760 --> 00:37:07.840
came about oh the garbage classes that
him and dragging Gussie probably take together.
544
00:37:08.480 --> 00:37:13.199
Where were while we have time?
Because I know Parker's gonna sit down.
545
00:37:13.360 --> 00:37:17.239
Nate Henderson's still in here, our
buddy, a super hero. Nate,
546
00:37:17.559 --> 00:37:21.079
did you tell these guys about the
golf tournament you just went to and where
547
00:37:21.079 --> 00:37:24.000
you were at for it? Uh? Not really? List of this guy.
548
00:37:24.039 --> 00:37:30.199
This is crazy. So Fort Bragg
is or Fort Liberty now is about
549
00:37:30.199 --> 00:37:35.400
twenty minutes away from Pinehurst, North
Carolina. And I was sitting in the
550
00:37:35.440 --> 00:37:40.000
bleachers at number sixteen when Rory missed
the birdie putt and then missed the par
551
00:37:40.159 --> 00:37:45.559
putt, and then we watched him
t off on seventeen into the bunker,
552
00:37:45.719 --> 00:37:50.880
makes a great bunker shot, makes
the putt to stay even, and then
553
00:37:50.920 --> 00:37:57.079
we heard the roar from eighteen when
he missed the putt on eighteen. But
554
00:37:57.159 --> 00:38:00.480
yeah, that was that was That
was super cool watching elite people do elite
555
00:38:00.559 --> 00:38:06.840
things. You're watching golfers. You
know it's a five and twenty eight yard
556
00:38:06.840 --> 00:38:09.280
part four, and they're there in
two and you're like, I can't,
557
00:38:09.400 --> 00:38:13.480
I can't hit the ball that far. The best part about this is hockey
558
00:38:13.599 --> 00:38:15.960
goes, Hey, Nate, tell
them what tournament you were at. It
559
00:38:15.000 --> 00:38:20.719
was the US Open. Sorry,
but I just I love how you just
560
00:38:21.960 --> 00:38:25.880
know you guys would like the story. I just how little you paid attention.
561
00:38:27.599 --> 00:38:29.840
It was like one of the best
US up to. I thought you
562
00:38:29.920 --> 00:38:34.280
meant like you were at like a
charity tournament. Here's here's my only funny.
563
00:38:34.800 --> 00:38:37.280
I've played Pineer's number two. That's
sweet. Yeah, that's sweet.
564
00:38:37.320 --> 00:38:39.920
Yeah, that's it. I got
a buddy who retired and works there now
565
00:38:39.920 --> 00:38:45.440
and we can play it for cheap, and it's it was. It was
566
00:38:45.440 --> 00:38:49.119
cool to be able to like,
oh yeah, I've I've teed off from
567
00:38:49.360 --> 00:38:52.440
one hundred yards closer than they are
right now. That is one thing that
568
00:38:52.480 --> 00:38:55.639
I've never seen in person. I
wonder what it is like. And you
569
00:38:55.679 --> 00:39:00.320
guys know, I'm sorry, but
I like to see Tiger Woods tea off
570
00:39:00.519 --> 00:39:05.719
must be like seeing a monster.
It is super cool. I've done it.
571
00:39:05.719 --> 00:39:08.880
It's super cool, but repeata for
the one thousandth time, and Nate
572
00:39:09.039 --> 00:39:13.199
just kind of hinted at it.
It's awesome for a couple of holes,
573
00:39:13.239 --> 00:39:16.280
but the storyline is hard to follow. When you're there, you don't get
574
00:39:16.280 --> 00:39:20.000
that, you don't get the true
drama of the tournament. It's hard to
575
00:39:20.039 --> 00:39:22.679
follow. It's like watching a road
course race. Yeah, you just get
576
00:39:22.679 --> 00:39:27.079
to see one turn, so you
get to whatever the one move it haze
577
00:39:27.079 --> 00:39:31.280
a team like a decade ago.
Well, smartphones now you can follow every
578
00:39:31.320 --> 00:39:35.559
shot. Yeah, I get it, But I'm just saying there's there's something
579
00:39:35.599 --> 00:39:38.039
about being able to sit on your
couch and truly get the vibe of this
580
00:39:38.320 --> 00:39:42.199
entire tournament. It's just not the
same in person. Scratch those suckers when
581
00:39:42.239 --> 00:39:45.519
they gamble on it. And I
know some of those people that are die
582
00:39:45.559 --> 00:39:47.559
hard, like wear the headphones so
they can listen by playing stuff, but
583
00:39:47.880 --> 00:39:52.239
it's still not the same thing.
You can scratch those suckers at the course.
584
00:39:52.159 --> 00:39:57.760
One last thing that we're sticking a
golf shout out to common man.
585
00:39:57.760 --> 00:40:06.159
Hol on ones are pretty rare.
Dude, put a Yeah I don't know,
586
00:40:04.719 --> 00:40:08.559
of course, Oh good for him. Yes, he's just got a
587
00:40:08.639 --> 00:40:15.519
hole in one on a par Yeah, hold on, here's a good good
588
00:40:15.559 --> 00:40:19.519
for common Does that? Does that
happen really in real life? Do people
589
00:40:19.519 --> 00:40:23.719
get holes in one and four?
I've been very very very very rare.
590
00:40:23.960 --> 00:40:27.360
You gotta be Bryson, right,
you got to be a guy that's capable
591
00:40:27.360 --> 00:40:30.719
of driving. It's like four hundred
yards or some like crappy muni course,
592
00:40:30.800 --> 00:40:35.239
and there par four really isn't the
powerful, right? Okay? Yeah,
593
00:40:35.559 --> 00:40:39.039
yeah, it's a lot of fair
way at the Travelers. I think there
594
00:40:39.079 --> 00:40:45.000
was one guy who he came with
an inches, so I know, I
595
00:40:45.039 --> 00:40:47.679
just said I saw him one of
the greatest things, shooters, the best.
596
00:40:49.880 --> 00:40:52.760
How many anybody have any idea?
How many hole in ones? If
597
00:40:52.760 --> 00:40:54.000
that's how you say it, Common
has? Now he's got a couple of
598
00:40:54.079 --> 00:40:57.280
minimum, right, I know he's
had at least one before this. I
599
00:40:57.280 --> 00:41:00.639
think ten to be. Yesterday said
he had like like two or three at
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least cool eight o'clock hour of the
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