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8/3/26 - Hour 3 · The Huddle

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Speaker 1: You got any game balls hunter from io, I.
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Speaker 2: Have a game ball.
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Speaker 3: Over the weekend, I went and saw the Yuker documentary.
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Speaker 1: And what did you think?
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Speaker 3: It was awesome? That was an hour and a half
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Speaker 3: or so of just bliss. I mean that that was
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Speaker 3: just awesome. I mean it was just obviously there's a
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Speaker 3: lot of emotions to it. There's you know, hilarious moments,
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Speaker 3: there's sad moments, there's all everything in between. What they
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Speaker 3: did with that documentary and you know, somehow encapsulating Bob
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Speaker 3: Buker's life into an hour and a half or so. Incredible,
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Speaker 3: just incredible job by everybody involved with that.
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Speaker 1: That was so.
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Speaker 2: Great, so great to see.
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Speaker 1: From the sixth OA John said, saw the Ucher movie
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Speaker 1: this weekend, very enjoyable. Was planning for Misty Eyes, but
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Speaker 1: found myself laughing much more for sure.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, And that's the theater that we were in was packed.
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Speaker 3: I don't think there was an empty seat in there,
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Speaker 3: maybe one. It was awesome, you know, people wearing their
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Speaker 3: Brewers gear. And it just then and the documentary lived
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Speaker 3: up to the hype. So just if you get a
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Speaker 3: chance to see it, go and see it.
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Speaker 1: The Yeah, and just I was thinking about it and
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Speaker 1: I had heard that the like the first cut was
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Speaker 1: like six hours. It could easily have been a Netflix series.
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Speaker 3: And I think I would have sat down for six
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Speaker 3: hours probably, you know.
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Speaker 1: But yeah, But and then I was thinking about all
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Speaker 1: the headaches they had to go through to get stuff
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Speaker 1: cleared from the tonight show MLB, mister Belvitere, all the
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Speaker 1: network licensing and stuff they had to do. What an undertaking.
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Speaker 1: So hopefully this movie will you know, it'll last in
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Speaker 1: the theaters. And then when they eventually sell it to
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Speaker 1: a streamer. It's going to be pretty cool.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I can't remember it was you who said it, but
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Speaker 3: someone brought up the fact that there was so much
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Speaker 3: footage of Bob Yucker when he was playing, and just
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Speaker 3: the footage that they were able to find and include
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Speaker 3: in there, and just some of his just some of
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Speaker 3: his the stories and some of how his career went
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Speaker 3: that I didn't realize they did such a good job
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Speaker 3: of present day relating it to his early days and
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Speaker 3: kind of going back and forth throughout. It didn't feel
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Speaker 3: like it was jumping all over the place. It felt
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Speaker 3: like it flowed. And obviously, you know, really going in
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Speaker 3: depth about his last year and how tough that was
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Speaker 3: and the playoff loss to the Mets and all that.
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Speaker 3: So it is, Yeah, and that is obviously probably the
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Speaker 3: most power full and yeah, emotional part of it on
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Speaker 3: the side.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's the thing, A little bit like the
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Speaker 1: eighty two Brewers Dock just a bit outside, which is
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Speaker 1: also tremendous in its own right. Yeah, they it's it's
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Speaker 1: you know, it's sad the Brewers didn't win and you passed,
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Speaker 1: and it's like and and then they kind of led
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Speaker 1: into the next season a little bit. And the way
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Speaker 1: they ended it, it's hard to land that plane because
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Speaker 1: they didn't want to be a depressing movie because Yucker
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Speaker 1: was brought so much joy, yep, and his life was
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Speaker 1: all about fun everything he did. So I thought they
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Speaker 1: did a pretty good job of balancing that, you know.
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Speaker 3: Mm hmmm, because there's yeah, there's so many cool parts
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Speaker 3: to it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of stuff that I hadn't seen. I got,
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Speaker 1: you know, it was it was pretty cool. And yeah,
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Speaker 1: Bob and Judy, Now, what did you think about the
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Speaker 1: scene when he told like Yelich of his condition and
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Speaker 1: they were he's miked up and that they were filming
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Speaker 1: it from a distance. That's pretty wild.
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Speaker 5: M m.
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Speaker 2: And he's like, you're the only one that knows.
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Speaker 1: That's something that Yelich will never forget and to see
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Speaker 1: that old film for him had to you know, that's
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Speaker 1: got to be weird.
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Speaker 3: And that and that was, you know, when they kind
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Speaker 3: of the the aftermath of that loss to the Mets
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Speaker 3: and Ukers in the clubhouse and I'll that's that's a
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Speaker 3: clubhouse that I won't like. I don't remember a whole
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Speaker 3: lot after they lost to Arizona, the year before in
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Speaker 3: the clubhouse, that clubhouse, after that Mets loss. That's one
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Speaker 3: I think I'll stick with me forever. Yeah, that was
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Speaker 3: one that was like.
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Speaker 1: That's as punishing a loss as you can have.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think all the emotions with it too,
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Speaker 3: and Yelich. You know, at the time, we didn't really
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Speaker 3: know what was going on with Bob Buker. I personally didn't,
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Speaker 3: you know, but overall, you know, we didn't know the
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Speaker 3: full story of it. And when with Yelich being that
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Speaker 3: emotional and us talking to him and that whole thing,
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Speaker 3: and you know, Bob Youker going up to Devin Williams
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Speaker 3: in the clubhouse and giving him a hug and like that,
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Speaker 3: that's powerful in its own right, you know, after what
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Speaker 3: Devin had just given up and that whole deal.
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Speaker 2: So just yeah, brought back all.
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Speaker 3: Those memories and obviously those are not fond memories for
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Speaker 3: Brewers fans, but I think it's great to see that
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Speaker 3: behind the scene sent a little more into Bobby of
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Speaker 3: his last game.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and celebrating And I was telling uh, I was
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Speaker 1: telling a friend that the amazing thing to me is
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Speaker 1: like just watching this arc and the way Yuke was
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Speaker 1: such unnatural. And by that I don't mean like just
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Speaker 1: he he kind of made himself into a play by
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Speaker 1: play guy and made himself into a stand up comic,
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Speaker 1: like yeah, and he just was.
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Speaker 2: He just did it. He just did it.
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Speaker 1: And it's like he started doing sets with at Al
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Speaker 1: Hurt's jazz club and when Al Hurt was playing and stuff,
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Speaker 1: and he became and he created that persona. The whole
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Speaker 1: dead pan thing, and his panel visits with Carson legendary,
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Speaker 1: like one of Carson's favorite guests of all time, and
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Speaker 1: just the there's a lot of that in the movie
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Speaker 1: and his just the way he had self deprecating and
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Speaker 1: deadpan like no one else did that, No one else
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Speaker 1: has done it that much. I mean, he created that
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Speaker 1: out of thin air, his own persona because it worked.
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Speaker 3: I mean just why well and and kind of as
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Speaker 3: they went through his career and his life and everything
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Speaker 3: and made me think about, you know, the things that
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Speaker 3: the stories that you've told, or like just the times
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Speaker 3: that you were able to have with him, you know,
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Speaker 3: on the road and things like that. I mean, just
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Speaker 3: it's rare that you kind of got that behind the scenes.
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Speaker 3: Look at what you who Yuger was and just being
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Speaker 3: able to have dinners with him. I can't imagine all
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Speaker 3: the you know, just to be able to be kind
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Speaker 3: of in that orbit I'm sure for you was.
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Speaker 1: Just oh yeah, awesome. Yeah. And then like and it's
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Speaker 1: so true the way he treated everybody, Like I love
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Speaker 1: that Lorraine from our dining room is in makes a
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Speaker 1: cameo and just I mean, yeah, we would go. I
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Speaker 1: went to dinner a couple of times with his Yuke's
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Speaker 1: favorite Chinese restaurant in Toronto was called Sai Wu, and
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Speaker 1: the owners all knew him and like they'd come out
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Speaker 1: and just seeing the way that he interacted with them wild.
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Speaker 1: And then we went to this place Sabatinos that he
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Speaker 1: liked in Baltimore, and he again, like the staff, the
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Speaker 1: kitchen help would come out and he'd say hi to everybody.
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Speaker 1: It was incredible, just the way his impact on people.
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Speaker 1: It was something to see. So yeah, I highly recommend.
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Speaker 1: While we're at it, how about a game ball for
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Speaker 1: the Peacock broadcast crew hm hmm. Who surprised Mattie Vaskersia
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Speaker 1: yesterday with a montage of his Brewers home run calls.
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Speaker 1: And that was pretty good. That was I think Maddie
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Speaker 1: was surprised by that, and he's just like, oh my god.
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Speaker 1: You know, he's like, how did I ever advance in
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Speaker 1: this career? Like with that? Some of those were fantastic. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: part of some of Maddie's greatest hits that made him
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Speaker 1: a fan favorite in the five year window that he
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Speaker 1: was calling Brewers.
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Speaker 2: Games, right, what an era of Brewers baseball that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, those guys made entertaining so much fun, so much fun. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: and having that game on Peacock yesterday was it took
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Speaker 1: me a second to find it, but.
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Speaker 4: Yes, I did.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Unfortunately it was a miss start. I know, people were like, oh,
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Speaker 3: we have to Yeah, it's on a miss day.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that is what it is. I found it event
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Speaker 1: and I was able to dial in and Burrs didn't
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Speaker 1: do much. Some interesting plays in that game, though. Do
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Speaker 1: you see Churio's catch.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Cooper Pratt lost in the sun and Cheerio was
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Speaker 3: able to recover.
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Speaker 1: That was a great flip and play. It was holy cow.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a that's a hard play to make when
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Speaker 3: you don't really know if you're going for it. You
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Speaker 3: think Pratt's got it, and then Pratt loses it at
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Speaker 3: the last second you're able to dive and make the play.
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Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, something else? All right, So before we get
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Speaker 1: butchery on Hunter, your thoughts about like what lies ahead?
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Speaker 1: Are there the Bruors surprise us? Is there is there
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Speaker 1: somebody who's like you wouldn't think on the block that
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Speaker 1: the Brewers could put a package of prospects together to
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Speaker 1: pry away someone who you wouldn't think would be traded.
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Speaker 2: It's tough.
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Speaker 3: Because, I because it's hard to predict those just because
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Speaker 3: you're like, well, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Who would be available.
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Speaker 3: I I do think with the Nationals, they're just an
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Speaker 3: interesting one.
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Speaker 2: The whole cj.
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Speaker 3: Abrams thing, just because they've now lost five in a row,
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Speaker 3: it seemed like they might be in a position. They trade,
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Speaker 3: They do the Curtis Mead trade to the Red Sox,
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Speaker 3: they get the picture back, It's like, okay, maybe they're
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Speaker 3: gonna be buyers here. Then they lose a few in
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Speaker 3: a row. They sell Luis Garcia yesterday. How far will
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Speaker 3: that sell go? Will that will Foster Griffin be a guy?
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Speaker 3: They let go of the starting pitcher, CJ Abrams, whoever
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Speaker 3: that is there could be a surprise move. I don't
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Speaker 3: know if it's a surprise big name, but maybe a
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Speaker 3: surprise mid level name that you could see go. But otherwise,
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Speaker 3: we have heard over the last couple of weeks leading
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Speaker 3: into this trade deadline last week, specifically about the Brewers
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Speaker 3: being more aggressive and wanting to maybe push a little
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Speaker 3: more in as far as chips go. Now, does that
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Speaker 3: mean selling the farm for Terek Schoobl Not necessarily, it didn't.
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Speaker 2: The Dodgers did that, and not that they sold the farm,
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Speaker 2: but they got Schoob.
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Speaker 4: Well, so.
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Speaker 3: Will that translate to deals today before five o'clock? I
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Speaker 3: think it will. I don't think there'd be that much
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Speaker 3: smoke to the fire if they were just gonna stand
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Speaker 3: pat and really only do a minor trade, a literal
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Speaker 3: minor league trade with the Cleveland Guardians. So I think
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Speaker 3: they make a move or two today. I think one
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Speaker 3: is maybe more significant than the other. And I'll be
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Speaker 3: shocked if they don't. And I know people are like, oh,
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Speaker 3: you know, but we've seen this movie before and they're
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Speaker 3: the Brewers and they don't make all these deals. And
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Speaker 3: I'd be very surprised if they do not make a
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Speaker 3: deal today of some significance, more than just a depth
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Speaker 3: move for a triple A guy.
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Speaker 1: Foster Griffin interest you the lefty from the Nationals.
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Speaker 2: I think so.
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Speaker 3: I think Ray or Maize might be a little preferred,
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Speaker 3: but I would be interested in them.
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Speaker 1: A debt mers Foster could have brought him with you
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Speaker 1: from Anaheim on the charter are Soriano?
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Speaker 2: You know, I'm not a to either one of those.
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Speaker 1: I don't yeah that those are interesting prospects because they
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Speaker 1: were just there.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, right, they could They could just have, you know,
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Speaker 3: a little discussion with the Angels, you know.
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Speaker 1: I don't imagine Matt Arnold was on the road trip.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how many goes on, but.
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Speaker 3: Said he was in the clubhouse, so I think he
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Speaker 3: was on it. He was, I think so it sounded
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Speaker 3: like from McGill's comments, because he and Mose could have
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Speaker 3: had a face to face exactly. So maybe there's maybe
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Speaker 3: there's something there.
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Speaker 1: And maybe again the smart play if you're selling is
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Speaker 1: to just wait until the last minute, right, which is
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Speaker 1: again the school thing doesn't make a lot of sense
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Speaker 1: because they didn't they didn't try to to.
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Speaker 3: Goose it, and that's why that's what makes it surprising
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Speaker 3: that the that the Tigers didn't wait till today to
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Speaker 3: trade him, or even last night. It just sounds like
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Speaker 3: the Tigers really went, yeah, we we were gonna get
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Speaker 3: the Dodgers off there.
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Speaker 1: Let's get it ripped, the band aid off and get
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Speaker 1: it going right, you know, exactly late on a Saturday night.
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Speaker 4: Butcher, what's going on, fellas, how are you doing?
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Speaker 1: We're fantastic. Thanks for getting up early with us.
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Speaker 4: Well it's not all come on you like, this is
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Speaker 4: the thing you like?
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Speaker 5: I jumped on another radio show this morning in Appleton, like,
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Speaker 5: thanks for getting up early?
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Speaker 4: What do you mean getting up? Barly?
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Speaker 5: This is the way the common This is the way
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Speaker 5: the blue collar people. Wait what they already got our.
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Speaker 1: Work in sweat equity. When you got kids, you're getting
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Speaker 1: up anyway because they're gonna make you get up. You
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Speaker 1: got three of them. Uh, Butchy, you're doing some good work.
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Speaker 1: First of all, as a lifetime Fox Valley resident. You
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Speaker 1: and Nags my friends? Who are you know Appleton guys
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Speaker 1: or the guys I thought of when we had the
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Speaker 1: tornado roll through and I reached out to both of you,
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Speaker 1: and I got to say, it took you a while
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Speaker 1: to get back to me. I was getting worried.
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Speaker 4: Yeah it did you know? We were?
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Speaker 5: I was actually down in Milwaukee for a mac Fund
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Speaker 5: event and I was getting all the notifications and I
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Speaker 5: was like, all right, like most people do when you see,
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Speaker 5: you know, those alerts pop across your phone, not that like, Okay,
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Speaker 5: I'm alert I'll make sure I'm safe. You're not thinking
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Speaker 5: one of the worst tornadoes to ever go through the state.
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Speaker 5: You just you're not thinking that. Well, then all of
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Speaker 5: a sudden, I started getting text like are you safe?
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Speaker 5: Is your wife safe? Are your kids safe? And I said, okay,
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Speaker 5: this is different. So I up the golf out he
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Speaker 5: made my way back home and what I saw was
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Speaker 5: never seen anything like it. I mean, our kids preschool
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Speaker 5: is gone. It's a cement building that is gone. I
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Speaker 5: text our the preschool teachers. I said, well, all, how's
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Speaker 5: your house is. A couple days later, I wanted to
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Speaker 5: check in with them and then I said, well, mother
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Speaker 5: natures forced us into retirement.
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Speaker 4: And I said that that's the thing is that.
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Speaker 5: You know, there's so many people that have impacted others
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Speaker 5: that now won't be able to because of buildings. There's
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Speaker 5: a great local establishment in Manasha called Tony's Bar. Tommy,
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Speaker 5: the owner is the definition of what Manasha is. He
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Speaker 5: gives back so much the community and it's gone. The
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Speaker 5: manor Field's Bakery that everyone has seen. I went there
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Speaker 5: last spring with my you know, we every Thursday, me
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Speaker 5: and my youngest would go there get a donut and
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Speaker 5: you know as we went to pick up the other
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Speaker 5: two from their school, like those little things that you
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Speaker 5: look at say wow, this isn't going to be the
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Speaker 5: same ever again. And uh, it's tough to put into words.
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Speaker 5: You can see the pictures, but when you physically see it,
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Speaker 5: when you drive by four forty one and you see
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Speaker 5: the destruction, you just don't know. You don't know how
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Speaker 5: how you're gonna come back from it. But here's and
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Speaker 5: this is the butt. The people in the Fox Valley,
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Speaker 5: the people of Wisconsin have just come together so much
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Speaker 5: to be able to provide food, water, electricity whenever is needed.
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Speaker 5: I want to say electricity generators right like, there's nothing
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Speaker 5: down there right now. It's gonna take months before Manasha
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Speaker 5: has power. And I mean they're trying the lineesmen are there,
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Speaker 5: everyone's all over.
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Speaker 4: Chain saws, chain saws are continuing to go.
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Speaker 5: But it just is one of those that I never
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Speaker 5: thought i'd see something like this, this bad.
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Speaker 1: And Butcher, what are you doing to help? Because you're
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Speaker 1: always willing to pitch in. We talk sweat equity and yeah.
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Speaker 5: No I'm doing is We're running a We're running a
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Speaker 5: free basketball camp. This Thursday, I had an idea. That
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Speaker 5: tornado hit on Monday Tuesday, I was just couldn't sleep, saying, hey,
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Speaker 5: let's what what can we do?
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Speaker 4: How can we do this? What what does this look like?
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Speaker 5: And I had a conversation with the Champion First the
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Speaker 5: community's first Championing Center in Appleton, big facility, and they said.
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Speaker 4: Hey, we're gonna give you. I'm like, can we get
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Speaker 4: free gym? Rent?
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Speaker 5: So I said, if I can get one, great, if
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Speaker 5: I can get two, great, let's do it. They gave
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Speaker 5: us both gyms. So we're running a free camp from
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Speaker 5: nine to eleven on Thursday. All proceeds are going to
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Speaker 5: go to the United Way Community Relief Fund, which again
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Speaker 5: everyone's donating water, food. We thought it was best to
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Speaker 5: give to the community relief funds. That way they can
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Speaker 5: get the money and the funds to the people that need,
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Speaker 5: you know, short term housing, long term housing. I mean
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Speaker 5: there's a lot of houses that are completely gone and
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Speaker 5: there's so the initial wave is great, but now the
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Speaker 5: needs change a little bit as we get farther and
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Speaker 5: farther out, and so wet it was going to be
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Speaker 5: best there. All we're doing for the camp is we're
17:03
Speaker 5: asking for donations that's it. If you can come, come
17:07
Speaker 5: make a donation. You can sign up by going to
17:10
Speaker 5: Sweat Equity Basketball dot com. We had two hundred spots
17:13
Speaker 5: available we have right now as of today, fifty spots left.
17:18
Speaker 5: Within the first day we had one hundred people sign
17:20
Speaker 5: up with donations come in. We've all already raised over
17:23
Speaker 5: close to four thousand dollars for this event that we're doing,
17:28
Speaker 5: which is amazing speaks volume of what the Fox Valley
17:31
Speaker 5: is built on.
17:33
Speaker 4: So that's a way of doing it.
17:34
Speaker 5: You can also send Venmo's Sweat Equity Basketball and Venmo
17:38
Speaker 5: and then Dayel will take donations as well. But the
17:41
Speaker 5: biggest thing is with this too, guys, is this is
17:44
Speaker 5: different than a normal fundraiser because we're providing kids an
17:49
Speaker 5: opportunity to get back to some normal My kids were
17:53
Speaker 5: scared when they saw this, when they saw all the destruction.
17:57
Speaker 5: They we had to have a lot of conversations about
18:01
Speaker 5: what storms do and how people still were safe.
18:04
Speaker 4: And the amazing thing.
18:06
Speaker 5: Is nobody died during this thing, which I don't understand.
18:09
Speaker 5: I don't I can't comprehend how that didn't happen. With
18:12
Speaker 5: the destruction, we drove by their preschool and we had to,
18:16
Speaker 5: you know, explain to them that, like they're no longer
18:19
Speaker 5: going to be that's not where you know, their school
18:21
Speaker 5: is anymore, and what does that look like. So as
18:24
Speaker 5: much as we have people trying to maneuver their lives
18:27
Speaker 5: and get it back together, we also have kids and
18:30
Speaker 5: that are scared that you know, we just got to
18:32
Speaker 5: get them back to normal a little bit. And this
18:35
Speaker 5: is a way we can do it as a community.
18:37
Speaker 5: It's a way that kids can be kids. It's a
18:39
Speaker 5: way that we can also show them what community is about,
18:41
Speaker 5: what we're based on, what Wisconsin Nights are based on,
18:44
Speaker 5: what the Fox Valley is based on. We've got Matt Ferriss,
18:48
Speaker 5: who lost his house, and Matt says, of course I'll
18:51
Speaker 5: be there, Like I mean that, you know, former Badger
18:54
Speaker 5: basketball player Dave Mader's going to be there, Max Klesman's
18:57
Speaker 5: going to be there, Preston Rudeger be Green Bay assistants
19:01
Speaker 5: gonna be there. This is gonna be two hours of
19:04
Speaker 5: just great basketball, great togetherness, great community, and we're gonna
19:09
Speaker 5: be able to teach a lot of people what to do.
19:11
Speaker 5: We got Nina High School helping out Fox Valley, Lutheran
19:13
Speaker 5: helping out. I know I'm going on and on with
19:15
Speaker 5: a lot of different things, but there's a lot of
19:16
Speaker 5: people that that's gonna make this a really special special
19:19
Speaker 5: day on Thursday.
19:20
Speaker 1: You run camps for K through four, you run it
19:23
Speaker 1: through K through twelve, Like, is this an all ages camp?
19:26
Speaker 1: Is this? Are you breaking it into different groups?
19:29
Speaker 4: Yeah? No, thanks, So we're gonna go K through eight.
19:31
Speaker 5: We'll go the K through fourth graders in one gym
19:33
Speaker 5: and we'll do the other kids in the other gym.
19:35
Speaker 5: And we've got about one hundred, you know, of each Well,
19:37
Speaker 5: we'll break down that and make sure that there's kind
19:39
Speaker 5: of a little bit of a different different teaching there,
19:43
Speaker 5: not like our normal camps. It's a little bit different,
19:45
Speaker 5: Drew right. Obviously, our normal camps people pay and we
19:47
Speaker 5: run that as a business and we teach and we'll
19:50
Speaker 5: do we'll do that, don't get me wrong. But a
19:53
Speaker 5: lot of this is gonna be togetherness. A lot of
19:55
Speaker 5: this is gonna be this is what this is built on.
19:58
Speaker 5: We're still gonna teach, We're still gonna coach a little bit,
20:00
Speaker 5: but I think the moment we're all gonna get we're
20:03
Speaker 5: gonna get everybody together they'll probably be close to three
20:05
Speaker 5: hundred people in the gym, volunteers, coaches, you know, campers
20:10
Speaker 5: all together. And I think taking that picture and saying hey,
20:14
Speaker 5: we're here for you anyway that we can be is
20:16
Speaker 5: gonna be pretty amazing and a pretty special thing. I
20:19
Speaker 5: didn't know what this was gonna be. I didn't know
20:20
Speaker 5: if we're gonna get twenty kids. Within the first twenty
20:22
Speaker 5: four hours, we had one hundred and seventeen kids signed
20:25
Speaker 5: up with close to four thousand dollars in donations. So
20:28
Speaker 5: but we got to keep going. There's the need here
20:30
Speaker 5: is again, once you see it, you don't think it's possible.
20:37
Speaker 5: And there's a lot of people still trying to figure
20:39
Speaker 5: out what needs to happen. And thankfully we've got great
20:41
Speaker 5: funds as far as the United Away Community Fund, and
20:44
Speaker 5: all proceeds will be going there, and it just it's.
20:48
Speaker 4: Something little that we can do.
20:49
Speaker 5: But I think it's also a lasting impact with our
20:52
Speaker 5: kids as far as hey, you're born and raised in
20:56
Speaker 5: the Fox Valley, you're a Wisconsin kid, like this, this
21:00
Speaker 5: is what we do. We help each other. This is
21:02
Speaker 5: it's different than any other state. Like it just is.
21:05
Speaker 5: I mean that because I've been all over like we're different,
21:09
Speaker 5: whether good or bad, we're different. I don't you could
21:12
Speaker 5: say however you want to say it. Some people say,
21:14
Speaker 5: you Wisconsin people are nuts, and that's fine.
21:17
Speaker 4: We might be.
21:17
Speaker 5: But one thing we do do is all come together
21:20
Speaker 5: and be for each other. And that's this is our little, little,
21:24
Speaker 5: little little way of doing it.
21:26
Speaker 3: Well it's and it's going to make an impact. And
21:28
Speaker 3: like you said, it's not just you know, raising money.
21:30
Speaker 3: It's a way for kids to kind of have a
21:32
Speaker 3: little bit of a distraction right now. It's summer and
21:35
Speaker 3: school's not going on, so they don't have that necessarily,
21:37
Speaker 3: that regular thing to go do right now, so that
21:40
Speaker 3: it's kind of like a perfect couple of hours to
21:42
Speaker 3: go and get on a basketball court and run around,
21:44
Speaker 3: you know, do what kids love to do, right is
21:46
Speaker 3: go and run around. And that's exactly what you're providing them.
21:49
Speaker 3: So I think that's a great part of it as well.
21:52
Speaker 5: Yeah, no question. I mean, like I said, all of
21:53
Speaker 5: our kids have been impact. If you drive on four
21:55
Speaker 5: forty one, you'll see wharehouse is gone. You'll see Lamer's
21:59
Speaker 5: bus depot bus has turned over. You can't not not
22:02
Speaker 5: see it. If you've grown up in the Fox Valley,
22:05
Speaker 5: if you've live in the Fox Valley, four forty one
22:08
Speaker 5: is the main highway that a lot of people take.
22:10
Speaker 5: You're gonna see the destruction. You're gonna see the devastation.
22:13
Speaker 5: You're gonna see the lineman trying to put stuff up.
22:15
Speaker 5: You're gonna see cop cars still trying to direct traffic.
22:19
Speaker 5: It's still going on right now as we speak. So
22:22
Speaker 5: our kids have been affected more than what I think
22:26
Speaker 5: a lot of us can imagine right now because we're
22:28
Speaker 5: still in cleanup mode.
22:29
Speaker 4: That's the reality of this. We're we're still in cleanup mode.
22:32
Speaker 5: There's still chainsaws that are going on right now to
22:35
Speaker 5: get this and get the trees taking care of whether
22:37
Speaker 5: the tornado came through it started near Xavier High School,
22:41
Speaker 5: went right you know, by Fox Crossing and then down
22:44
Speaker 5: to Minasha. All those trees, all those trees are mature trees.
22:48
Speaker 5: We're talking one hundred year old trees, and when they
22:51
Speaker 5: get knocked over, they don't just fall on nothing.
22:56
Speaker 4: They fall on houses. They fall on it.
22:57
Speaker 5: So on top of the tornadoes wrecking houses, we also
23:01
Speaker 5: had trees that did a bunch of damage as well.
23:03
Speaker 5: So there is a lot of cleanup that needs to
23:05
Speaker 5: still be going on, and we're you know, we're now
23:07
Speaker 5: almost a week into this thing, seven days, and you know,
23:10
Speaker 5: we're just making a dent in what still needs to
23:13
Speaker 5: be done.
23:13
Speaker 1: I heard the mayor say, marathon not a sprint with
23:16
Speaker 1: this recovery. It's good that you're keeping it in the
23:18
Speaker 1: news and letting those of us around in the southeastern
23:21
Speaker 1: part of the state and reminding us. I'm driving a
23:23
Speaker 1: Green Bay tomorrow and I'm gonna probably take a dtour
23:27
Speaker 1: just to just to check it out and to see
23:29
Speaker 1: for myself. Billy Schmid was just saying he couldn't believe
23:32
Speaker 1: the devastation. So Brian Butch having a camp once again
23:35
Speaker 1: for the tornado relief. It is Thursday from nine to
23:39
Speaker 1: eleven a Champion Center. Nice of them to step up
23:42
Speaker 1: and give you a couple of courts to use. Sweat
23:44
Speaker 1: Equity Basketball dot com. Butchie, and that's also the Venmo
23:47
Speaker 1: account Sweat Equity Basketball.
23:49
Speaker 5: Yep, that's the Venmo account. That's the account to go
23:51
Speaker 5: sign out. We've got about fifty spots left. We do
23:54
Speaker 5: have to cap it just because we don't want straight
23:56
Speaker 5: chaos all the time. Only some of the time. We
24:00
Speaker 5: can handle that, not all the time, so we're gonna
24:02
Speaker 5: cap it. We got about fifty spots left. But the
24:04
Speaker 5: reason it matters because I know, you know, Milwaukee, Madison,
24:07
Speaker 5: I know you guys are streaming, but it doesn't matter
24:10
Speaker 5: where you're from. This this ultimately come on up, come
24:13
Speaker 5: be a part of it, make your donation, make a help,
24:15
Speaker 5: make you know, help us and what we're doing. But
24:17
Speaker 5: sweat Equi basketball dot com go there, sign up. If
24:20
Speaker 5: you want to make a donation, great, that's what we're
24:22
Speaker 5: asking for. But all proceeds are all going to the
24:26
Speaker 5: United Way Tornado Relief Fund that they have, the Community
24:29
Speaker 5: Center Fund, any way that we can help. This is
24:32
Speaker 5: what it's about, and we're just we're again, we're looking
24:35
Speaker 5: forward to a great da of kind of taking everybody's
24:37
Speaker 5: mind off of it if if we can, and I
24:40
Speaker 5: know we can't do that for all, but let's let's
24:42
Speaker 5: give this an opportunity for our kids to be kids
24:44
Speaker 5: a little bit.
24:45
Speaker 1: I've seen a whole bunch of posts on my social
24:47
Speaker 1: butchy of folks with their kids and it's like the
24:50
Speaker 1: last AAU game of the season, Like least it's winding
24:53
Speaker 1: down is the camp season winding down for you. I mean,
24:56
Speaker 1: this is the this, you know, kind of the tail end.
24:59
Speaker 4: Of the summer.
25:00
Speaker 5: This was my wife, I don't know, she said, she's like, hey,
25:04
Speaker 5: we got to do something too, And we talked through this.
25:06
Speaker 5: Our last camp was gonna be on Wednesday. We had
25:09
Speaker 5: Thursday open, the Champion Center had Thursday open. So I said, everybody,
25:13
Speaker 5: we're extending camp season a.
25:14
Speaker 4: Little one more. Now.
25:16
Speaker 5: We run camps in the fall and all that stuff
25:18
Speaker 5: as well. So there's a lot that we do do
25:20
Speaker 5: don't don't get me wrong, but as far as our
25:23
Speaker 5: everyday camps that we do, we're getting to the end
25:26
Speaker 5: of it.
25:26
Speaker 4: But this we decided we needed to add this one.
25:29
Speaker 1: For sure. Are the uh what are you seeing with
25:32
Speaker 1: the camps because you're you're at the ground floor. But
25:34
Speaker 1: we were talking earlier about how Vinnie Rottino is the
25:36
Speaker 1: local baseball guy. Well you're the local hoops guy, and
25:40
Speaker 1: you're dealing with kids, like, you know, elementary school kids
25:43
Speaker 1: up to high school kids, and then once they get
25:45
Speaker 1: into the AAU programs, that consumes a lot. Like I
25:48
Speaker 1: don't know that those people have time for camps or not,
25:50
Speaker 1: but what are.
25:52
Speaker 5: They should I'll tell you this, they should. There's a
25:55
Speaker 5: lot of bad AU teams out there. When I say that,
25:57
Speaker 5: I don't mean that in a bad way. I just
25:59
Speaker 5: think that we focus so much on our we want
26:02
Speaker 5: to play, play, play, and we don't want to develop
26:05
Speaker 5: our skills enough, and then all of a sudden, we
26:07
Speaker 5: you know, get frustrated because we're not playing that we
26:09
Speaker 5: want to play on the high school level. But mom
26:12
Speaker 5: and dad say, well, we played AU, you did, and
26:15
Speaker 5: there's a place for that. But I still think the
26:17
Speaker 5: development of it, and I always say it this way
26:19
Speaker 5: to parents. I said, you know, Kobe Bryant would always
26:22
Speaker 5: add something in the summer, but in high school, in
26:26
Speaker 5: AU season, we don't want to add anything.
26:28
Speaker 4: We just want to play. So how much are we
26:31
Speaker 4: getting better?
26:31
Speaker 5: Now that's an NBA player, We got high school players,
26:35
Speaker 5: But I would challenge kids to always try to add
26:38
Speaker 5: layers to your game throughout the summer. And what AU
26:43
Speaker 5: does at times is take away. And I think ultimately,
26:45
Speaker 5: for me, we need to focus on getting kids better.
26:48
Speaker 4: Now.
26:48
Speaker 5: There's some guys that continue to do that and girls
26:51
Speaker 5: that I continue to do that because the level of
26:53
Speaker 5: high school you know, basketball in the state is fantastic.
26:56
Speaker 5: We got a lot of great players. But my challenge
26:59
Speaker 5: would be, Hey, those kids that are, you know, that
27:02
Speaker 5: fourth best player on your high school team, try to
27:05
Speaker 5: get to, you know, be that third add that next
27:07
Speaker 5: layer to your game so when you come back, you're like, hey,
27:10
Speaker 5: I've improved in this area versus I played thirty games
27:14
Speaker 5: and we were twenty you know, nineteen and two, or
27:16
Speaker 5: you know, twenty games, we were twenty one and we
27:18
Speaker 5: were nineteen and two, and look at what we did well.
27:21
Speaker 4: That doesn't really move the needle either.
27:23
Speaker 1: To be honest, that's a good call.
27:25
Speaker 4: Uh.
27:25
Speaker 1: Butcher, on the way out here, the trade deadline is
27:28
Speaker 1: coming up five o'clock tonight. What are you feeling about
27:30
Speaker 1: our Brewers? Man, Are you feeling confident they'll do something big?
27:34
Speaker 4: No? No, no, I think but I didn't feel confident.
27:38
Speaker 5: No. I think they should have. Sure, I think, you know,
27:41
Speaker 5: you go ahead. I thought they were gonna be more
27:43
Speaker 5: aggressive with what is possible next season being no baseball.
27:47
Speaker 5: I thought maybe that's a situation where you say, let's
27:50
Speaker 5: try to make the push.
27:51
Speaker 4: Now. They didn't. I think they'll be a little something small.
27:55
Speaker 5: We've already seen kind of one small deal go down,
27:58
Speaker 5: we'll maybe see probably one more small But this team
28:01
Speaker 5: is still pretty good too. And that's the reality of
28:04
Speaker 5: where we're at. Like as much as everybody wants to
28:06
Speaker 5: go get Schooble and everybody else, like, that's probably not
28:09
Speaker 5: what the Brewers operate in. We know, that's not what
28:11
Speaker 5: you know. The Dodgers go ahead and they do that,
28:12
Speaker 5: and that's the reality where you at. But this team
28:16
Speaker 5: is still good enough. Like that's the reality of it too,
28:19
Speaker 5: Like they've won a lot of baseball games, so you
28:21
Speaker 5: gotta trust in what they're doing.
28:22
Speaker 1: That's interesting because Butcher I was struck over the weekend
28:26
Speaker 1: because it seemed like for years the national media was
28:29
Speaker 1: kind of rooting for Giannis to be moved out of
28:31
Speaker 1: town and out of Milwaukee, and it was the opposite.
28:34
Speaker 1: They wanted Schooble to land with the Brewers, and the
28:36
Speaker 1: Brewers have the prospects, and it made the most sense,
28:39
Speaker 1: and it was like it was weird to see them
28:40
Speaker 1: kind of cheering for that, and then he goes to
28:42
Speaker 1: the Dodgers and like, wow, I see, well that was inevitable.
28:46
Speaker 4: Well and it was right.
28:48
Speaker 5: I just I didn't ever get my hopes because we
28:50
Speaker 5: don't really have that. And then when we do get
28:52
Speaker 5: our hopes up with Michael Parsons, what does he do?
28:54
Speaker 5: Tarise ac So what I mean like, hey, it's great,
28:57
Speaker 5: but when you do that, like I mean, you got
29:00
Speaker 5: because not like the Packers won a super Bowl because
29:02
Speaker 5: they made the trade, they were the seventh seed yet again,
29:04
Speaker 5: because they've added how many teams in the playoffs? Half
29:06
Speaker 5: the teams almost in the NFL makes the playoffs. The
29:09
Speaker 5: seventh seed is not good enough for the Packers either.
29:11
Speaker 5: Can we stop that? Packer fans, like, your expectations should
29:14
Speaker 5: be louder and they and your voices should be louder
29:17
Speaker 5: if the Packers make the seventh seed.
29:18
Speaker 1: Again, win the damn division. Yeah, get back to that.
29:22
Speaker 1: That's just the basic you know, get back to that.
29:24
Speaker 5: I don't know, I don't know where Packer fans thought
29:26
Speaker 5: it's been okay to say, hey, you know what, we're
29:28
Speaker 5: the seventh seed.
29:29
Speaker 4: Good season, Good job, Cruise, you know, good job boys?
29:31
Speaker 4: Like why are we at that? Packer fans?
29:34
Speaker 1: Butchy laying it down. Sweat Equity Basketball dot Com the website,
29:40
Speaker 1: check it out. The camp is running nine o'clock early
29:43
Speaker 1: on well not early for us but early for some
29:45
Speaker 1: people on Thursday Champion Center and Appleton. Butchi, thank you
29:49
Speaker 1: for joining us. Man, appreciate you doing this. Is very cool.
29:52
Speaker 1: You are you are a legend in the Fox Valley
29:55
Speaker 1: and it's great that you're doing this for people.
29:57
Speaker 2: It's awesome.
29:57
Speaker 5: Well, thanks for giving me the platform. Guys, I appreciate
30:00
Speaker 5: I know it's one of those things. But anyway we
30:02
Speaker 5: can do it. Lots of reason to do it. But
30:04
Speaker 5: make donations at ben Most what Equity Basketball. You can
30:07
Speaker 5: show up make donations as well, or come be a
30:09
Speaker 5: part of the camp. We'd love to see everybody there
30:11
Speaker 5: and and show you know, Wisconsin and Fox Valley what
30:15
Speaker 5: what we do, support each other and take care of
30:17
Speaker 5: each other.
30:17
Speaker 1: We'll be reminding people from now until the camp tips off.
30:21
Speaker 1: But you thanks for joining us. But we appreciate it.
30:23
Speaker 4: Thanks, boys, I appreciate you.
30:24
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30:28
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30:30
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30:35
Speaker 1: injury report yet from Ortheedic Associates of Wisconsin. Any word
30:39
Speaker 1: on the rehabbing guys Hunter the coming back.
30:43
Speaker 3: Yeah, rehabbing guys like Harrison's coming back to the rotation
30:47
Speaker 3: because he Harrison will be Yeah, Harrison will be starting
30:50
Speaker 3: on Wednesday. It looks like Joel Koonell started a reab
30:53
Speaker 3: assignment in Triple A last night. Brandon lockeragees back. Who
30:58
Speaker 3: else is is that deal? So you got a lot
31:01
Speaker 3: of guys back. Sal Freelick early to mid August was
31:03
Speaker 3: the projection. We'll probably get another update on him this week.
31:06
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31:11
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Speaker 1: Kind of the way I would. I'll chip in, like
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Speaker 1: somebody else, go get the tickets. I'll throw ten bucks
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Speaker 1: and then we'll split it too. But this woman had
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Speaker 1: never bought a lottery ticket. She buys a scratch off
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Speaker 1: because it caught her eye. She's like, the cash paid,
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Speaker 1: I think I'm gonna give me one of those wow buys.
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Speaker 1: One wins one hundred thousand dollars. She then she's like
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Speaker 1: looking at it, and she's like, I don't think I
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Speaker 1: was looking at it right. And she claimed her prize
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Speaker 1: last week at the North Carolina Education Lottery headquarters. Of course,
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Speaker 1: after taxis it was seventy t eighteen dollars, but still
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Speaker 1: for a one scratch off. She's going to use the
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Speaker 1: money to buy a car and save for school. But
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Speaker 1: the wake in bag portion of this to me is,
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Speaker 1: if you never bought a scratch off in your life
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Speaker 1: and you pull one down and you win one hundred grand,
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Speaker 1: are you done then?
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Speaker 4: Or you buy them more?
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Speaker 3: Now?
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Speaker 1: Will you take some of that seventy two thousand and
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Speaker 1: buy you know, once a week? Do you get in
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Speaker 1: the habit? Or do you say I won? That's it.
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Speaker 3: I gotta think she's tempted to try again to press
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Speaker 3: her luck. I would think so, yeah, especially because I.
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Speaker 1: Mean, people who win big slot jackpots, they don't stop
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Speaker 1: gambling generally, and you end up giving most of it back.
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Speaker 1: That's human nature. But I would be tempted to like, Okay,
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Speaker 1: well that worked, I'm done. Yeah, profitable, quit while you're ahead.
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Speaker 1: No one can do that though. That's not in our
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Speaker 1: that's not in our DNA. But that's that's the waken
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Speaker 1: big portion. Not that this woman it is. It's a
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Speaker 1: unique story that her first ever scratch off got her
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Speaker 1: one hundred thousand.
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Speaker 2: That's well done, that's well done.
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Speaker 1: I had a friend who won a big jackpot on
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Speaker 1: a scratch off as well, and didn't stop him from
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Speaker 1: going and buying.
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Speaker 2: Try to do it again, to do it once, Maybe
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Speaker 2: you can do it.
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Speaker 1: I'll be tempted. And I think it's a fascinating thought exercise. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it's like, okay.
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Speaker 4: One and done.
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Speaker 1: Can't top this. Very unlikely to top this.
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Speaker 3: It is unlikely for sure, and it was unlikely in
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Speaker 3: the first place.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and some people are like multiple jackpot winners and
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Speaker 1: scratch offs and stuff. I don't know, man, some there's something.
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Speaker 1: Some people just have this, like lucky gene. Yeah, you
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Speaker 1: walk into a place, like every time there's a raffle,
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Speaker 1: they win, or they walk into a place and they're
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Speaker 1: the millions customer and they get free stuff and.
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Speaker 2: The energy around them is just lucky.
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Speaker 1: I've never had that. I wish never, not a chance.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't doesn't happen to me. You know.
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Speaker 3: Well, we can hope that that changes at some point.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we can only hope. All right, Well, that's that's
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Speaker 1: We didn't get to a lot of game balls and
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Speaker 1: kicks the balls today. We could fire that up tomorrow.
35:34
Speaker 1: We'll be doing some buying and selling. But we had
35:36
Speaker 1: a lot to talk about today, Scooble going to the Dodgers,
35:39
Speaker 1: the Brewers, Like, we still don't know what their effort was.
35:43
Speaker 1: I don't know if we'll ever know what the you
35:46
Speaker 1: know what the if the Brewers made an offer, if
35:50
Speaker 1: it was rejected, if it was you know, they never
35:53
Speaker 1: were asked, right, Like, we just don't know. We won't
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Speaker 1: know for a while. We have until five o'clock tonight,
36:00
Speaker 1: Hunter's got the baseball pregame show.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, five thirty to six thirty tonight, Fox Sports nine
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Speaker 3: twenty in Milwaukee, and our social channels as well, so
36:08
Speaker 3: I'll be reacting to any move that the Brewers may make.
36:11
Speaker 3: And of course we have training Camp live from eleven
36:14
Speaker 3: am to one pm on these vary stations and social
36:17
Speaker 3: media channels as well. Wayne Lairview, Bill Schmid live from
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Speaker 3: Packers practice. So we've got a full day of coverage
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Speaker 3: of Packers, Brewers. Whatever you want, we got.
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Speaker 1: It, yep. I for one, I'm getting tired of having
36:27
Speaker 1: to refresh X and see if the Brewers have made.
36:31
Speaker 3: I got notifications on for like every big baseball insider,
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Speaker 3: so that you got to be able to turn those
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Speaker 3: off tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's gonna be a nice change, all right. Well,
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Speaker 1: hopefully tomorrow we'll have plenty of news to talk about.
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Speaker 1: In the meantime, have a great day. We'll see at
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Speaker 1: five am piece