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Hour 3 - Seeing Red · The Ben Maller Show

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Speaker 1: The beny Men. Can the Benymen can? That's baseball, Susan,
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Speaker 1: It's our number three of the Ben Malshow Happy Wednesday,
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Speaker 1: the twenty ninth day of July. We were up all
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Speaker 1: night for this podcast talking baseball this hour. Big name
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Speaker 1: entering the chat. Now, should the Cincinnati Reds consider dealing
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Speaker 1: away franchise shortstop led Dela Cruz? His name has popped
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Speaker 1: up teams contacting the Cincinnati Baseball team about that. Also,
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Speaker 1: is Mike Trout getting traded out of Anaheim? Or is
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Speaker 1: this all just talk some noise that Trout is softening
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Speaker 1: his position. He does have a no trade clause. And
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Speaker 1: can you explain in layman's terms why Major League Baseball
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Speaker 1: players are calling this fifty to fifty revenue split plan
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Speaker 1: some misleading propaganda from the owners of baseball. We'll go
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Speaker 1: there as well. Buckle up, Buckaroo. We released a kraken
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Speaker 1: here in our number three, Seeing Red, You're seeing Red.
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Speaker 1: Completely understand, completely understand, don't bury the lead mom, And
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Speaker 1: we start out in Cincinnati. What a great time I had.
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Speaker 1: I wasn't there long, but I had a wonderful time.
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Speaker 1: Great memories of my weekend in Cincinnati, hanging out with
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Speaker 1: Can't Close the Deal, Neil and his son, and it
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Speaker 1: was Queen Rocks in there, and Robbie the Mariner fan
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Speaker 1: and Tommy from Atlanta, Justin and Cincinnati Dick and Dayton
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Speaker 1: OHIOI big names, big names who were there, just Josh.
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Speaker 1: A lot of fun, a lot of fun there. Well,
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Speaker 1: I saw a Red's game. They won that game, and
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Speaker 1: apparently they haven't been winning very many games since I
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Speaker 1: left Cincinnati. I wonder if that's a QUINKIDNK. So a
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Speaker 1: new name has popped up on our watch list as
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Speaker 1: we count down breathless coverage just days away from the
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Speaker 1: MLB trade deadline. The music stops. The music stops next week.
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Speaker 1: So if you have not been following this, perhaps not.
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Speaker 1: We have now heard. We've heard that teams have inquired
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Speaker 1: about Cincinnati shortstop Elie dela Cruz and his availability in
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Speaker 1: the market. Is he available now? A little birdie who
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Speaker 1: may or may not enjoy eating chili on spaghetti says
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Speaker 1: that the Reds have let the teams contacting them about
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Speaker 1: La dela Cruz know not to bother. They're not interested
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Speaker 1: in dealing their shortstop, although some believe that is just
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Speaker 1: what they're saying publicly. As you know, there's always the
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Speaker 1: public private dichotomy where you have one thing you say
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Speaker 1: publicly and other things say privately. So that is a
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Speaker 1: good jumping off point. Let us discuss the question for
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Speaker 1: the Esteem Panel, which you are a part of. Should
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Speaker 1: the Reds consider dealing away shortstop Eli Dela Cruz? Should
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Speaker 1: they do it? Should they consider just saying that's it
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Speaker 1: and we're not good enough, and we're not going to
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Speaker 1: be good enough, and we got to get rid of
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Speaker 1: this guy, all right. So I've got yogurt, raindrops and
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Speaker 1: Kenny Bunkport, Maine, and we will combine all of these
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Speaker 1: things together. We're gonna make some Skyline chili and some
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Speaker 1: Greater's ice cream, which will cause you to have a
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Speaker 1: volcanic eruption. If you eat those things together in your stomach,
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Speaker 1: you just will, all right. So, first of all, if
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Speaker 1: the Cincinnati Reds trade and I'm not I'm a Red,
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Speaker 1: the Reds trade Elie de la Cruz, forget baseball operations,
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Speaker 1: call the FBI, the SEC whoever investigates crimes against common sense.
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Speaker 1: There should be some kind of congressional hearing if they
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Speaker 1: trade this guy. It makes no sense. Now, I don't
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Speaker 1: believe the Reds when they say that there's no way
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Speaker 1: they would trade him.
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Speaker 2: Everyone, every Babe Ruth was traded, Manny Ramirors was traded.
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Speaker 1: One that wasn't with schoehel Tani, by the way, but
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Speaker 1: he had a bet on that he wouldn't be traded.
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Speaker 1: I'm kidding unless I'm not. But the point is that
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Speaker 1: anyone and everyone just about has been traded. So the
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Speaker 1: idea that there's no way the Reds would unload Eli
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Speaker 1: the other cruise, I don't believe that. Now, that was
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Speaker 1: not the question. They shouldn't, That's my response. They should
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Speaker 1: not do that. Elliott is not just an asset. He
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Speaker 1: is the lifeblood of whatever they are. And he said, well,
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Speaker 1: they suck with him, they could suck without him. And
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Speaker 1: while that is technically true, the Reds could be bad
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Speaker 1: without him just like they're bad with him. He is
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Speaker 1: box office. He's one of a handful of electrifying players
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Speaker 1: in baseball that you would actually say, I want to
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Speaker 1: see what this guy can do. He can run like
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Speaker 1: the wind right and hits bombs and the whole thing.
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Speaker 1: And he's had the greatest season this year, not an
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Speaker 1: all star level season for Dela Cruz there in Cincinnati.
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Speaker 1: He is the face of the franchise. Now, granted the
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Speaker 1: franchise isn't very good. He's also under team control through
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty nine, I believe, so there's a few more years.
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Speaker 1: That's always a big thing. And then who knows what's
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Speaker 1: gonna happen when we have no baseball for most of
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Speaker 1: next season and they're gonna rework how all that stuff
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Speaker 1: works and they're gonna move things around, and so it's
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Speaker 1: gonna be a lot different next season. But you gotta
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Speaker 1: worry about right now. And so he's the reason if
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Speaker 1: you're like a little punk kid and you actually stop
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Speaker 1: playing video games for two minutes and go watch a
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Speaker 1: baseball game. You might be like, well, that guy seems
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Speaker 1: kind of cool, that Elie de la Cruz guy. Maybe
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Speaker 1: I should watch the Reds because this guy seems pretty
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Speaker 1: neat what he's doing out there on the field. And
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Speaker 1: so trading a talent like that, because all you're gonna
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Speaker 1: get for a guy like Elie Dacruz is a mystery box.
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Speaker 1: What's in the box? I don't know, it's a mystery box.
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Speaker 1: You get a couple of players, you'll be lucky if
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Speaker 1: one of them turns out to be half as good
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Speaker 1: as Elie de la Cruz is already is a multi
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Speaker 1: time All Star and all that stuff. So you're gonna
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Speaker 1: get a prospect or two, which is a suspect and
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Speaker 1: to approven otherwise congratulations. It would be baseball malpractice and
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Speaker 1: malfeasance if the Reds trade there are shorts, all right,
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Speaker 1: that's it. Historical scale of bad job by you, and
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Speaker 1: the kind of move and I know Hank and Tokyosh
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Speaker 1: is nodding his head, yes, the kind of a move
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Speaker 1: that would be framed in future documentaries with ominous piano
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Speaker 1: music in the background, and people asking the narrator of
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Speaker 1: the documentary what were they thinking? What were they thinking?
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Speaker 1: Trading La de la Cruz? My god, Cincinnati desperately does
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Speaker 1: need to get off the Great American not great American Ballpark,
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Speaker 1: the great American sports hamster, wheel of mediocrity where franchises
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Speaker 1: proudly announce and we're going in a new direction. We've
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Speaker 1: figured it out. Now, we've solved the Rubik's cube. Every
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Speaker 1: eighteen months. Every eighteen months, you rebrand. It's kind of
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Speaker 1: like you're a yogurt company. Well, we didn't sell enough yoga.
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Speaker 1: Why didn't you still enough yogurt? I guess we need
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Speaker 1: to change the packaging. Okay, change the packaging. Nobody's still
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Speaker 1: buying our yogurt. They don't want that strawberry yogurt. Okay,
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Speaker 1: we better do something. Let's change the name. Okay, we'll
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Speaker 1: change the name. Why not? And so you rebrand every
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Speaker 1: eighteen month, keep elliet, figure out a way to get halfway.
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Speaker 1: You're not in the toughest division. You know, the Brewers dominate.
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Speaker 1: They like the Yankees, the way they dominate that division.
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Speaker 1: Every year they find a way in the playoffs in
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Speaker 1: Milwaukee Brewers, you got the Cubs who are hot and cold,
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Speaker 1: and the Cardinals, I don't know, a decent nothing spectacular there,
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Speaker 1: and Pittsburgh's decent. And then you've got you which you're
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Speaker 1: all messed up all right now. Secondly to Anaheim we go.
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Speaker 1: That is a suburb of Fullerton where Ferg Dog hangs
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Speaker 1: out and the deep sea fishing, deep sea fishing storyline.
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Speaker 1: We've learned that Angels longtime headliner Mike Trout, according to
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Speaker 1: some noise or around the big League, starting to soften
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Speaker 1: his long stance that he does not want to play
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Speaker 1: in another set of laundry. Trout has a full Monty
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Speaker 1: in his back pocket. He's got the no tread clause,
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Speaker 1: and he's expressed his commitment to the Angels, and so
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Speaker 1: he's the one that calls the shot on all this,
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Speaker 1: Mike Trout. And so they're saying, well, that's a subtle shift.
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Speaker 1: It's just a little subtle shift and all that stuff. Now,
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Speaker 1: a little munchkin tells me that owner Artie Marino would
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Speaker 1: have to facilitate. He would have to have his people
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Speaker 1: go to Mike Trout and say, all right, Mike, I've
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Speaker 1: decided I want to do something I don't normally do,
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Speaker 1: and I would like to trade your ass and get
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Speaker 1: some decent players. Now, the difference before you say what
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Speaker 1: mo you shaid the Red Schin hold on to Ellie
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Speaker 1: Deler cruizing not but the Angel shouldn't hold on to
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Speaker 1: Mike Trout. But what you're talking out of both sides
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Speaker 1: your mouth. No, I'm not one guy's twenty four. Mike
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Speaker 1: Trout's like thirty five. He's in his mid thirties. Big difference,
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Speaker 1: Like the Reds. Delacruz is twenty four. The Reds should
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Speaker 1: be able to figure out something, should be able to
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Speaker 1: figure out something, you would assume, and within two years
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Speaker 1: you should be able to recreate your bullpen, get a
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Speaker 1: couple of starting pitchers, and you're off to the races
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Speaker 1: you would think. So it's a little bit different. And
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Speaker 1: is Mike Trout. Here's the question. Is Mike Trout getting
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Speaker 1: traded out of Anaheim? Or is this just all talk
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Speaker 1: talk talk talk, talk talk. So this is I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: tell you what it's. The East Coast Baseball Cabal is
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Speaker 1: what it is that want Mike Trout. He's from the Northeast.
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Speaker 1: They want Mike Trout so badly that they're practically shaking
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Speaker 1: the Orange County palm trees all over the OCI. They're
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Speaker 1: knocking down the palm tree, shaking them and all that.
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Speaker 1: They want him to fall out of Orange County and
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Speaker 1: into Philadelphia or the Yankees or the Yankees right, and
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Speaker 1: the Phillies would be preferred. That would be the perfect story,
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Speaker 1: right from southern New Jersey. And he's a big Eagles fan,
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Speaker 1: Mike Trout, and you go play for the Phillies. The
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Speaker 1: Philadelphia fans gave him a big ovation at the All
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Speaker 1: Star Game and all that. So they're trying to manufacture
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Speaker 1: what I believe is a fake Mike Trout is softening
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Speaker 1: narrative to force the issue. I'll believe it when I
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Speaker 1: see it. I'll believe it when I see it, because
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Speaker 1: if you keep it real, this man is living the
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Speaker 1: life of Riley. He has no pressure. There's no media
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Speaker 1: that go to Angel games. There's no pressure in sports radio.
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Speaker 1: Nobody talks about the Angels. They have no good players
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Speaker 1: and the owner doesn't really care if they win. He says,
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Speaker 1: the fans don't care. So Trout doesn't have pressure from
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Speaker 1: the fans as long as the moms of Orange County
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Speaker 1: have a safe place to go to watch some baseball,
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Speaker 1: and they have a lot of bobblehead games, and the
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Speaker 1: prices are somewhat reasonable. That's all that matters. There is
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Speaker 1: not a better situation. Most of the time there's pressure
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Speaker 1: from ownership and from the fan base and the media.
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Speaker 1: There's none of that in Anaheim. The guy lives in
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Speaker 1: Laguna Beach. He looks at his window and he sees
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Speaker 1: the mighty Pacific Ocean right there. He's living the life.
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Speaker 1: He breathes that Pacific air and he sits comfortably in
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Speaker 1: his hammock, and he's got that no trade armor protecting him.
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Speaker 1: It's his call. It's like a middle medieval castle that
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Speaker 1: Mike Trout is living in there and it's great. And
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Speaker 1: he's got an army in the moat of sharks and
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Speaker 1: lawyers protecting him swimming around. They're doing their thing. Way
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Speaker 1: to go, Way to go. So again, seeing his believing
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Speaker 1: on the Mike Trout story, I just have heard this
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Speaker 1: over the years that Trout's going to be traded, and
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Speaker 1: the question is not whether he should be traded, whether
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Speaker 1: he should want to go to a team that has
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Speaker 1: a chance to win and is trying to win. That's
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Speaker 1: not the question. The question is something else until proven
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Speaker 1: otherwise it otherwise. This whole trade frenzy is fugazy, is
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Speaker 1: what it is. Right, It's just you know it is.
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Speaker 1: It's white noise. It's like, hey, I'm gonna bet let
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Speaker 1: me turn on some rain drops. Oh no, no, I
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Speaker 1: like the crickets. The sound of crickets. Okay, we'll turn
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Speaker 1: on the crickets. No, no, I don't like crickets. How
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Speaker 1: about ocean waves? Yeah, except Mike Trout doesn't need a
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Speaker 1: sound machine for sleep sounds because he lives literally on
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Speaker 1: the Pacific Ocean. He just opens up the window and
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Speaker 1: he's got the sound of waves crashing down because that's
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Speaker 1: his home. Because he's rich and he's a baseball player,
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Speaker 1: and that's how that works. So speculating on a Mike
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Speaker 1: Trout trade is nothing more than spitting a nice big
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Speaker 1: loogie into the wind right there, And the wind is
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Speaker 1: blowing straight out to the ocean. So that's where I
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Speaker 1: am on that now. Meanwhile, final thought to the negotiating room.
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Speaker 1: We now head to the negotiating room of baseball. Labor update.
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Speaker 1: Labor update, the owners hyping up in recent days, the
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Speaker 1: salary cap floor and the obviously the soar cap and
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Speaker 1: the salary cap floor proposal the latest wrinkle in this.
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Speaker 1: They were very braggadocious. It's a fifty to fifty split
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Speaker 1: on revenue that the owners get fifty percent, the players
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Speaker 1: get fifty percent. It's a partnership. How could the players
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Speaker 1: possibly push back on a partnership? This is perfect, We
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Speaker 1: are business partners. The owners are saying, we want you
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Speaker 1: to have half the revenue. You split it up, and
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Speaker 1: of course that is great, equal share for everybody. Equality,
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Speaker 1: revenue grows, you make money, we make money. What's not
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Speaker 1: to like. Well, as much as they're hyping this up
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Speaker 1: and they are, well, it turns out the Players Association
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Speaker 1: says that they're not exactly being transparent on this. Now,
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Speaker 1: what do you mean by that? What do you mean
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Speaker 1: by that? So the Players Association and accusing the MLB
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Speaker 1: owners of dirty pool. They're playing some dirty pool here,
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Speaker 1: misleading players and the fan base by describing it as
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Speaker 1: a salary cap proposal that is fifty to fifty, arguing
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Speaker 1: that the math is leaving billions of dollars out before
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Speaker 1: they calculate what the fifty to fifty split would be.
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Speaker 1: So the way we hear it, major League Baseball would
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Speaker 1: create a new accounting formula called b R not Bleacher
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Speaker 1: Report Baseball Revenue, and that would allow owners to deduct
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Speaker 1: a significant amount of expenses before they do all the math.
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Speaker 1: So the union boss, this guy Bruce Meyer, blasted the
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Speaker 1: prop again. Of course, he's got his own agenda there,
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Speaker 1: the guy running the union, and he said Major Leagues
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Speaker 1: Baseball's proposal was not a fifty to fifty split. He said,
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Speaker 1: any suggestion otherwise is misleading propaganda. All right, So the
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Speaker 1: question here, can you explain in layman's terms? Can you
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Speaker 1: explain in layman's terms? Why Major League Baseball players are
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Speaker 1: calling the fifty to fifty revenue split proposal some misleading propaganda?
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Speaker 1: All right? So it's this is kind of the rule.
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Speaker 1: If it sounds too good, it probably is. Like we've
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Speaker 1: all heard that, right, sounds too good, there's always a
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Speaker 1: what about that? There's a catch read the fine print.
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Speaker 1: So these aristocrats love telling the public through their useful
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Speaker 1: idiots in the media, like, hey, we've offered a fifty
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Speaker 1: to fifty split, and who in their right mind would
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Speaker 1: not accept a fifty to fifty split sounds pretty generous, right,
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Speaker 1: that's great. I'd love to split the revenue with my bosses. Now,
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Speaker 1: low information fans eat this stuff up, and that's why
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Speaker 1: the owners do it, because there's a lot of dumb people.
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Speaker 1: And dumb people eat this stuff up. They don't look
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Speaker 1: at the fine print, they don't read the minutia, they
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Speaker 1: don't look at the legal ease, they don't. They just
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Speaker 1: all they said it. That's the way it is. So
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Speaker 1: they enjoy it. And the many of the fans, the
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Speaker 1: long information fans, put their knee pads on for the
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Speaker 1: owner's way to go. However, as former President George W.
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Speaker 1: Bush said back when he was lounging in that beautiful
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Speaker 1: town of Kenny Bunkport, Maine at the Presidential White House
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Speaker 1: away from the White House, it's fuzzy math. It is
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Speaker 1: fuzzy math. Think of it like a Carvel funfetti ice
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Speaker 1: cream cake with those delicious the frosting, the sprinkles on top.
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Speaker 1: So you've got this Carvel funfetti ice cream cake. Here's
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Speaker 1: the way I'm gonna describe what's going on. So you
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Speaker 1: take that birthday cake and you're like, oh, this is great.
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Speaker 1: The owners promise you and your brother. Are you gonna
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Speaker 1: split fifty to fifty? Okay, me and my brother are
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Speaker 1: gonna split fifty. I get fifty percent of the cake.
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Speaker 1: My brother gets fifty percent of the cake. That's great.
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Speaker 1: So you expect five slices. I'm gonna get five. My
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Speaker 1: brother's gonna get five slices. That's great, all right, so wonderful. However,
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Speaker 1: before anyone grabs a knife to cut the cake or
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Speaker 1: a fork to eat the cake, your brother quietly shoves
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Speaker 1: not one, not two, but three slices of that delicious
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Speaker 1: carvel funfetti ice cream cake with the sprinkles and the frosting.
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Speaker 1: Your brother takes three slices into the fridge and he
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Speaker 1: writes on the container expenses four expenses. Okay, that doesn't
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Speaker 1: seem right. So now there are seven slices left of
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Speaker 1: that delicious carvel funfetti ice cream cake with the nice
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Speaker 1: frosting and the colorful sprinkles and all that. So you've
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Speaker 1: got now seven slices left. Well, your mom comes, What
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Speaker 1: are you doing?
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Speaker 3: Mom?
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Speaker 1: Leave me alone? So your mom comes in a room,
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Speaker 1: and your mom's like, Okay, don't worry, kids, I've got this.
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Speaker 1: So your mom then cuts those in half, and suddenly
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Speaker 1: your brother hands you three and a half slices of
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Speaker 1: that delicious carvel funfetti ice cream cake with the frosting
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Speaker 1: and the sprinkles and says, see equal halves. Just like
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Speaker 1: I said. Right now, he's technically right. Your brother is
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Speaker 1: technically right. But you didn't split the cake. You split
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Speaker 1: the leftovers. You see how that was? That's what the
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Speaker 1: owners are tender. The owners permit themselves to carve off
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Speaker 1: what is it, twenty two percent or something like that.
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Speaker 1: I believe it's like twenty two percent of deductions of
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Speaker 1: the cake, and so they shrink the revenue pool by
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Speaker 1: billions of dollars before doing the math on that delicious
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Speaker 1: carvel funfetti ice cream cake with the frosting and the sprinkles,
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Speaker 1: I was told by so many years ago, and I
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Speaker 1: a lot of the owners did it back then. I
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Speaker 1: If We'll just pick a random baseball team from years ago.
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Speaker 1: say the Atlanta Braves made fifteen million dollars in profit
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Speaker 1: And obviously you can futs around with the numbers and
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Speaker 5: He's staring at me.
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Speaker 1: I guess he got into a scooter accident. Hate when
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Speaker 5: Oh, those are actually really scary.
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Speaker 1: Hate when that happens the late night Saturday early Sunday morning.
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Speaker 1: So he injured his left foot. More so it plays
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Speaker 1: for the Giants. Time now for the baseball Giants. Time
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Speaker 1: for the riddle of the day, the Carolina Panthers. That's
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Speaker 1: a football team, not a good one. The Carolina Panthers
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Speaker 1: owner and hedge vun weasel David Tepper said he spent
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Speaker 1: forty three point five million to buy Blank in order
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Speaker 1: to get revenge against his old Goldman Sachs boss. So
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Speaker 1: does anyone know the antsweru ferg dog? Said stock In
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Speaker 1: Brian Finley, part of the Fox Sports Radio Alumni Association's
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Speaker 1: all right. Stevie Meatballs said he spent forty two million
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Speaker 1: Will T Wrights in. Oh, that's a question for Lorna.
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Speaker 1: We'll save that for later. Carl Malone memorabilia from Not
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Speaker 1: La La Land. We have some Carl Malone memorabilia. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: you were on a TV show with Carl Alone, weren't you.
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Speaker 1: That's right? Yeah, Jay Leno The Tonight Show with jaylen No.
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Speaker 1: He was a guest star on a sick call that
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Speaker 1: I was on. Okay, Yeah, Carl did a talk show
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Speaker 1: that was only supposed to last for about a month
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Speaker 1: at the most, and he ended up having to do
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Speaker 1: it for like six months because the NBA lockout kept going.
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Speaker 1: My boss at the time signed Malone as a It
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Speaker 1: was like a stunt. They used to do these things
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Speaker 1: called radio stunts, and so the boss like, oh, get
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Speaker 1: Karl Malone because he was playing for the Utah Jazz.
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Speaker 1: They were like, the Lakers never beat the Jazz at
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Speaker 1: that time. They couldn't get past the Jazz. So I
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Speaker 1: will sign Karl Malone. He's got this weird agent guy.
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Speaker 1: And so the agent said, this is a good idea
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Speaker 1: and as long as until the workout or the lockout ends,
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Speaker 1: Carl will do the show. So fine, Carl did the
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Speaker 1: show and it was horrific. It was such a bad show,
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Speaker 1: and they had to keep him on because the deal
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Speaker 1: was until the workstopage ended. They had to just keep
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Speaker 1: doing it. And it was a freaking nightmare anyway. Tupperware
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Speaker 1: from Eke and Roseviold Minnesota. Back to the riddle of
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Speaker 1: the day, PHILLERP. Phil said he spent forty three point
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Speaker 1: five million dollars on sour Patch Kids Pokemon cards. Rebecca
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Speaker 1: Pokemon cards came from courtesy Flusher. Rebecca the ram Fan
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Speaker 1: says spent millions on to get revenge on his Goldman
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Speaker 1: Sacks boss by buying his favorite sports team. Ivan the
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Speaker 1: Terrible says a replica of the trash cans the cheating
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Speaker 1: Astros were using and the buzzer that Altuve likely had
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Speaker 1: on his uniform while cheating in the twenty seventeen season.
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Speaker 1: Let's look at you, Ivan the Terrible You've changed your ways.
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Speaker 1: Good job by you. Pizza Papa says forty three and
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Speaker 1: a half million dollars on tickets to a string vendor's
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Speaker 1: concert to see the Dixter. That's a good answer. Andy
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Speaker 1: in Lionel Lakes, Minnesota says he spent forty three million
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Speaker 1: dollars on bad players because his old boss was a
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Speaker 1: fan of the team. No, Laranda, do you have an answer?
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Speaker 1: Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper revealed that he spent forty
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Speaker 1: three and a half million dollars to buy blank in
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Speaker 1: order to get revenge against his old goldman sax boss.
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Speaker 5: I was gonna go with cosmetics.
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Speaker 1: Cosmetics, makeup, let's stick. No no. David Tepper revealed that
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Speaker 1: he spent forty three and a half million dollars to
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Speaker 1: buy a house in the hampton so he could destroy
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Speaker 1: it his old boss's house. And he destroyed it and
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Speaker 1: built a house twice the size out there in the Hamptons.
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Speaker 1: Wo and he bought it from his ex wife, the
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Speaker 1: guy who was his rival. That's rich guy stuff. That's
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Speaker 1: few money. I'm not gonna be buried like a pharaoh.
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Speaker 1: I have to take, you know, the whole thing with
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Speaker 1: you all right? Now, does Roberto want to play the game?
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Speaker 1: Why don't we have Heberto play the game. Let's plit
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Speaker 1: the button right there. We're gonna have Heberto play the Game's.
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Speaker 3: Ben Maller game.
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Speaker 1: We've endured too many of these? Is it too much
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Speaker 1: or not enough enough? Already? Is that everyone's favorite bus driver?
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Speaker 3: Now?
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Speaker 1: He left the grind, the factory of overnight talk radio
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Speaker 1: for the luxury life of being a bus driver.
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Speaker 2: Hello, Roberto, me, what's going on?
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Speaker 4: Though?
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Speaker 1: We love you? ROBERTA. Have you burned all your Lebron
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Speaker 1: James merchandise yet?
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Speaker 3: Oh?
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Speaker 1: I never bought any of that crowd I don't as word,
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Speaker 1: But no, I didn't buy any of that crap. I
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Speaker 1: never did.
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Speaker 4: I always hated Lebron, I always have, always will.
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Speaker 1: You're a good man for that. It's a good hates
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Speaker 1: a great emotion.
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Speaker 3: Hate.
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Speaker 1: It's a wonderful emotion. Hate. Hate is great. How's life?
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Speaker 1: You're are you joining your summer? Roberto? You're not doing anything?
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Speaker 5: Oh?
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Speaker 3: Yeah? For the want to say that was a ten
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Speaker 3: ten on the man of molologue on baseball.
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Speaker 6: I'm a Union guy now, as you know, you know, yes.
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Speaker 1: A proud Union man, Robert of the bus driver. That's
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Speaker 1: that's it all. You want to play the game, Roberto, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: sure I'll play. Yeah, just do it all right.
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Speaker 6: All this they don't know about into it though.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if you want to hear good or bad.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: It could be it could be bad. Well, knowing you,
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Speaker 1: I know you're biased. I don't even want to ask
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Speaker 1: you because you have a biased opinion. I know you're
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Speaker 1: just gonna slander all those delicious food they had a
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Speaker 1: lot of They have a lot of bathrooms in that place.
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Speaker 4: It was good.
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Speaker 6: But he had no tempionship batterers anywhere.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I'd rather I gotta tell you, if I got
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Speaker 7: to take a pee, I'd rather have a urinal than
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Speaker 7: a championship banner if I have to, If I have
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Speaker 7: to on your urinate, I would like to have a
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Speaker 7: nice journal or a toilet.
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Speaker 3: If I'm being honest, you know what, I'll get shout out.
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Speaker 3: Getting in and out of that place was very very fast.
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Speaker 4: Give credit, I get credit to the and buying booth
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Speaker 4: very fast.
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Speaker 1: Well that's very important, Roberto. Bye, all right, here we go.
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Speaker 1: Let's do it quickly, Roberto, let's go. Here we are.
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Speaker 1: Last Saturday marked only the fifth time in MLB's modern
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Speaker 1: era where hitters combined for two hundred and fifty or
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Speaker 1: more strikeouts and fewer than fifteen home runs? Is that
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Speaker 1: too much or not enough? Roberto? Not enough? All right?
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Speaker 1: Let's find out wrong. Too much? It was the too much?
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Speaker 5: That too much?
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Speaker 1: That's a lie h. It was the first time that
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Speaker 1: has ever happened. A Question number two, you're over one.
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Speaker 1: There are six players in baseball with one hundred and
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Speaker 1: twenty five hits or more so far this season. Is
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Speaker 1: that too much or not enough for our friend Roberto
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Speaker 1: part of the Fox Sports Radio Alumni Association. Too much?
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Speaker 1: All right? It is correct. There are only three somebody
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Speaker 1: named Otto Lopez. You know who he plays for?
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Speaker 3: Right?
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Speaker 1: Otto Lopez? Yet Martin, Oh, look at that as a
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Speaker 1: baseball guy. Damn right, Luisa Rise and your Don Alvarez
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Speaker 1: former Dodger, well minor leaguer. Question number three. Jalen Brown
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Speaker 1: has seventy playoff wins, Roberto the bus driver over the
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Speaker 1: last ten seasons in the NBA. Is that too much?
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Speaker 1: Or not enough? Who is that again, Jalen Brown? Not enough?
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Speaker 1: All right, fine, that's correct. Brown leads to the league
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Speaker 1: eighty three playoff wins last ten seasons. Lebron, your guy, Lebron,
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Speaker 1: I know you're sad. Fifty seven, Lebron, I hate that game.
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Speaker 1: That's a drop. I'm a Kobe guy. Coop. Can you
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Speaker 1: make that a drop? We need that as a drop.
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Speaker 1: That's a good drop. Question number four. Here we go
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Speaker 1: to win the game. Right here, you can win the game, Roberto,
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Speaker 1: there are There were only four players to achieve the
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Speaker 1: elusive ninety nine rating on the latest Madden NFL four.
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Speaker 6: I said, far far not enough. You gotta goll the techen.
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Speaker 1: You gotta go.
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Speaker 6: You gotta all the tech.
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Speaker 1: Did Coop give you the answers? Did you cheat? You
33:54
Speaker 1: probably cheated? And the Darters are going to go back
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Speaker 1: to back to back.
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Speaker 6: So everybody enjoy the right baby.
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Speaker 1: Tomorrow, Oh, come by and see us sometime, Roberto, a
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Speaker 1: little schedule set hang out with us, all right, all right,
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Speaker 1: thank you, by the way, I love you. Be good.
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Speaker 1: Take care the great Roberto, our buddy Roberto Flores. Now
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Speaker 1: Any opening thought here, Loraina, Shall we get right to
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Speaker 5: Get to it?
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Speaker 1: Get to the questions the woman wants? All right, we'll
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Speaker 1: get to the questions. Here we go. See here, Alf
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Speaker 1: says Lorena. My friend is very shy and has unhealthy
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Speaker 1: volleyball commentary and Pokemon? Are these things that will keep
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Speaker 5: Yes, if you have unrealistic relationship ideas in your head
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Speaker 5: that are blocking you from moving forward. You got release
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Speaker 1: All right, thank you, alf And that these things might
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Speaker 5: You know, it's really hard to find love when you
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Speaker 5: work so much at really horrible working hours. You know
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Speaker 5: what I'm saying. It's hard to go on a movie
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Speaker 5: date when you're sleeping.
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Speaker 1: Eh. Although you do know if somebody really likes you,
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Speaker 1: they'll work with you. You know that'll that'll happen. JT.
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Speaker 1: The Wingman writes in on Queen of Hearts with the
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Speaker 1: RAINA says, what kind of dessert is the best aphrodisiaco?
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Speaker 1: He's in a photo of.
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Speaker 5: Clams, and well, clams aren't a dessert exactly, And I
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Speaker 5: don't think those are an afrodisiac. It's supposed to be.
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Speaker 1: Oysters, but oh I think I think, well, yeah, have
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Speaker 1: you ever seen.
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Speaker 5: Those videos where it's like a blind person sitting in
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Speaker 5: a in a like a food court and they're licking
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Speaker 5: an ice cream and they're looking at someone while they're
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Speaker 5: doing it, but they don't realize that they're doing that,
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Speaker 5: and that person thinks they're flirting with them. So that idea,
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Speaker 5: you know, it's like you could lick your ice cream
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Speaker 5: really slow. I feel like that could be a good one.
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Speaker 1: Okay, well, ice cream, all right? Shane and de Moynes says,
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Speaker 1: what music do you listen to in the car with
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Speaker 1: your daughter when you're versus when you're in the car alone.
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Speaker 5: I actually prefer to listen to audiobooks, which is in
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Speaker 5: the car with me. We have a couple we're working
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Speaker 5: through right now. She hates my music, gotcha, Yeah, she
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Speaker 5: listens really weird stuff.
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Speaker 1: Will t writes in from Parts on It, He says,
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Speaker 1: what's a good approach to ask a co worker out
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Speaker 1: when fraternizing in the workplace is against company policy?
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Speaker 5: Yeah? You know, people highly suggest not to do that,
38:47
Speaker 5: but I think where else are you supposed to meet people?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? It happens all the time.
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Speaker 5: It happens all the time, consensual.
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Speaker 1: Try not to stoop at work. I wouldsolutely difficult there.
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Speaker 1: Mike Michael says on The Queen of Parts l Lorena, my
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Speaker 1: girlfriend will not wear yellow under any circumstances because she
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Speaker 1: claims it does not make her look good. Do other
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Speaker 1: women have this issue with the color of clothing and
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Speaker 1: to what extent?
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Speaker 5: Oh, my gosh, yes, color theory is a real thing.
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Speaker 5: They're actually doing parties now where a girl will bring
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Speaker 5: a whole different like a bunch of different colors and
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Speaker 5: put them around your neck to see which colors look
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Speaker 5: best on you. So if you don't look good and yellow,
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Speaker 5: stay away from it. Some people look really bad in
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Speaker 5: peach and pale pink, so they stay away from those.
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Speaker 5: It all depends on your tone and complexion. So definitely
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Speaker 5: listen to your lady. If she says she doesn't like it,
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Speaker 5: don't buy it. She's never gonna wear it. All right,
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Speaker 5: I look great and yellow.
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Speaker 1: Mike, right? Since its charge your quarterback? Justin Herbert is
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Speaker 1: getting married to singer Madison Beer.
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Speaker 5: I saw that congratulation.
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Speaker 1: Should Herbert change his last name to Beer because it's cooler?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, he should keep his heachul like hyphen it. It should
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Speaker 5: be like Herbert Beer, you know.
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Speaker 1: Or beer Herbert. Yeah. I would change it to Cubert
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Speaker 1: is what I would change it to. But there you go.
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Speaker 5: The congratulations, I love love okay, I hope her singing
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Speaker 5: gets me.
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Speaker 1: I don't think your singing is going that well though
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Speaker 1: right now. I don't think