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FRIIIDAY! #3 · The Treehouse Show Podcast

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Congratulations you have made it into the Treehouse. On Friday, September fifteen,
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twenty twenty three, Friday, number three episode Here in the Treehouse, I'm
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Daniel Malley along with Trey Trenholme and Raj Sharma. Happy Friday, gentlemen,
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Happy Friday to you. There are a number of reasons to be happy on
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this Friday, not the least of which is the debut of the Treehouse Football
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Podcast yesterday, which if you are not downloading and listening, you need to
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be because even if you're not a sports fan, we still have plenty of
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stupid on the sports side. That was a lot of fun. That is
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the thing. See. See, just because we do two stupid tree House
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episodes per week doesn't mean we're fresh out of stupid. No. Yeah,
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we cook it up every day. We just don't always throw it out there
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every single day. Yeah. It's like you know, eminem and Detroit has
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the restaurants. He has Moms Spaghetti. I don't know if you guys know
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that, like you can go and yeah, so you can. You know.
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It's from the song Lose Yourself where it's like a moment on the sweat
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roll a ready mom Saghetti so you can go and buy mom spaghetti. So
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if I think we have cook up anything, it should just be called stupid.
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I don't know what would be inside of it, but it would be
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fantastic, you know all. You mean, like a casserole or something.
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Sure, like a stupid casserole. That'd be great. It'll be like some
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gravy and some red sauce and probably some legos locked up in jello. I'd
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still eat it. You're not gonna have any teeth left, but that'll be
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stupid, stupid casserole. I will point out, though, that Trey sometime
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back did purchase a very valuable RL that we will we will deploy at some
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point. What what what's the what is it? We make the stupid dot
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com? Oh? I like it. I like it. That's fantastical.
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We make the stupid. That's good. So not only are are the shows
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stupid, but that website is. Therefore, we're just waiting to figure out
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exactly what's stupid to throw on it. We don't know yet, but we've
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got it. That's the main thing. Sometimes it's better to, you know,
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go ahead and do something versus having a plan in place. We plan
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later. Just go and get the website. But this is Friday number three
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inside the Treehouse. Again, lots of reason to be happy, not the
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least of which it's Friday. Also because the Treehouse Football podcast has made its
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debut now and and in there. Obviously we're happy with the start of the
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Cowboys, and because at the start of the Friday podcast that means we get
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birthdays, and birthdays make people happy. I still don't understand how or why
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so many people love our take on celebrity birthdays. But ef it here we
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are, so I tell you what. Let's not waste any time. Let's
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jump right in. You ready, gentlemen? Yep, all right? As
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I mentioned, today is Friday, September fifteenth, twenty twenty three. Birthdays
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today. By the way, it is a good birthday day. Lots of
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well known birthdays today, which helps. We will start with John Bradley.
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He is thirty four, very basic name, but he had a memorable character
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in Game of Thrones. This is one of the few characters in Game of
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Thrones I know by name. He played Samuel Tardly on Game of Thrones.
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Do you guys remember that character? I never I've watched the first season a
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Game of Thrones and it was I I couldn't get through the second like I
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it was, I just didn't like it. It was torturous to get through
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the first season, and everyone says, oh, it's better after the first
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thing. I just I'm with you. I don't know. I'm not good
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with the fantasy weird stuff, like I'm like, really, there's a little
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person that runs the whole show, and he's like, everybody's catching nass open
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from a little person. Like I'm like, I can't not really none,
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they actually didn't from Peter Dinklige no, no. And then there's dragons,
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and then there's people. I mean, everybody back then smelled and nobody's addressing
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that. Nobody. I'm good with the fantasy, like I like the Witcher.
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I mean, the Lord of the Rings trilogy is one of my favorites.
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The books, the movies, everything, I just I couldn't. I
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just couldn't get into Game of Throw. Do you guys realize Like back then,
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like nobody, like everybody's bowing everybody, but nobody bathes. Nobody brings
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it up, like hey, you kind of state whatever your name is.
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But I love it because back then everybody smelled so bad. That was the
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norm. Therefore, they didn't know what a bad smell was. The reason
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why is because they didn't know what a good smell was. Now, just
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because they every however long, every fortnight they would bathe, they had to
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know that smelled pretty awesome. And then the rest of the time, I
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was like, we don't smell like this when we put water on us.
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The chances are they were jumping in that bathwater after four other people and possibly
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a horse, So it's not like it's smelled that much better. They were
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just wet. And then winter was always coming, but it never showed up.
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I'm like, what is happening? Like, I can't I can't to
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it. So no, it wasn't very It was a very slow moving series
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overall, with the exception of the final season. But I enjoyed the show.
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And so obviously you guys have no idea who the character Tarley is,
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but today is his birthday. But every episode like mean, winter is coming,
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and I'm like, how long is this win? It was like seven
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seasons. It was like seven seasons. No, thanks, Well, they
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didn't say it was coming tomorrow. They just said it's coming, and then
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it did. It did come. It just it just three every winter had
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taken an eed pill, so it took a while get there. That wouldn't
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last a little more than four hours. I wanted to make sure you really
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really got your money's worth before the culmination of winter coming. So anyway,
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we've got the birthday of John Bradley. He is thirty four today, and
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I don't even think Samuel Tarley was in the first season to game at thrown,
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so you really would have no idea, Trey. Let's move on to
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someone everyone does know, Prince Harry. He is thirty nine today. Yeah.
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Uh so after he and Meghan Markle, after they renounced their royal whatevers?
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Is he because he's supposed to be fifth in line for the throne,
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but since he renounced his titles, does that go away or is it just
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more of like a like a gesture like, oh, we renounced our titles,
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but if if the four people in front of him died, he'd still
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become king. Yes, and they didn't renounce their titles. They renounced,
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Uh, they basically said that they won't be performing their royal duties, their
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royal function or whatever that is for. That's interesting because Spotify told him they
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were not performing their podcast duties either. It's funny because if you read about
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like like his Invictus games and everything else, like he has done things and
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evidently like he loved being in the battlefield and like he a soldier, and
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they ever since he made it seems like ever since he married Meg and Markel,
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it's just been yeah, well, he basically did everything, so he
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literally loved being He was a screw up for most of his life. With
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anybody in that with that kind of status and whatever, they're gonna fall into
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some dumb stuff. We all know that that happens with celebrity kids all the
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time. This is on a different level, especially because the press in the
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UK is just horrendous when it comes to celebrities. But he really came into
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his own when he was in the in the military and he loved he loved
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that and for for the for the royal family, that's very much just for
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media to capture some good footage of you doing some stuff. If you looked
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at his brother, there was some very fantastic footage of him, like standing
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by a table with a map and pointing at stuff. This guy was literally
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like flying blackhawks and like was like was you and he he was, as
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they say in the yes and when and when, uh, he went back,
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that was like the whole family basically was no, no, you know,
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you don't have to do that anymore. And he's like, well,
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these are my guys. I'm not leaving them out there. And so when
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he went that was against their wishes. And then everything he did when he
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started peeling back the onion that is the royal family was like, oh,
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I don't like that you guys do this, and I'm not gonna I'm gonna
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do what I want to do. And then when that happened, nobody's ever
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done that, uh, And and when he started doing that, he started
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getting a lot of grief for it. And so now and then he married
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a lady who was divorced, and that you don't do. And then you
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know, then then she's black, and that you don't do. And they
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basically uncovered the the elitist, racist side of the monarchy, which again,
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why was anybody surprised at A ninety seven? Was his racist? Is it?
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You know? It's it's like and it will tie this back A little
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teaser of the football podcast of No One Shocked that Jerry Jones might be a
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little racist. Why is anyone shocked the Royal family the whitest of white u
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and pride themselves on the genetics of that. Yes, racist, yeah,
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I mean, uh she's British. Well yeah, because because she was the
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tightest fancier well, I mean she was also it's racism with the pinky extended.
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But the optics were good on the old lady, right, she had
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little the little corgis that she walked with, and she always had a hat,
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and she waved to people and she was very accessible to old Grandma with
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a crown. Yeah, so that the optics were really good. People didn't
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realize, like she signed the paperwork for racism, like she's signed the paperwork
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for apartheid. She signed all the paperwork for to oppress, uh, what
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she believed to be lower class people. So what I what I found amazing
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was when it came to that, everybody called her your royal highness or your
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majesty. Uh. Nelson Mandela never called her that. He called her Elizabeth.
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He never spoke. They never said your highness or your majesty ever.
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He called her Elizabeth. And he was the only person that was allowed to
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do that. And I was like, you go, dude, He's like,
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we've had enough surprise. You didn't call her anything else. But yeah,
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So I mean he kind and I kind of respect, like he wrote
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the book, and everybody kind of gave him grief saying, well, he's
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just doing it for the money, and I think for him it was just
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kind of like, let me let you in on what's going on over here.
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And nobody wants to hear that because we love watching them get married on
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TV because look at it's the princess and the prince getting married and all that
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fairy tale. You don't want to disnease. You don't want to believe,
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like they're like, oh what did they do to the Chinese? What do
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they do to the Indians? What do they do to Yeah, you don't
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want to believe any of that stuff, And so that's where that gets pulled
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back. It doesn't help their cause when you know the argument of there doing
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it for the money, but and then when you you know, totally trash
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the family, but then you still want you're mad if they don't give you
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enough money or support. It really is a double edged sort of but the
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majority of pale hypocrisy I think that's what. Yeah, But I mean the
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majority of like where the where Harry's money will come would would have come from
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outside of book deals and stuff that they're doing is from Diana's a state because
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they were the only two sons, so they got they got her estate,
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so she was worth hundreds of millions of dollars. So when people are like
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they're still getting all the money, it's coming from there. It's not like
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it's not like Prince Charles is cutting the check every every month or whatever they
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do get as part of the Royals. They do get a salary, and
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it's as a healthy one. Yeah. Yeah, I think that's when when
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you walk away from your you get you still get your money, but you
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the salary that you get, they don't get, like they don't get there
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because they walked away from that. Prince William, I want to say,
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like they said his salary is like four and a half million. Yeah,
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I wouldn't doubt it. I mean, and you would think you would think
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he'd go and get the hair transplanted just you think you can afford it.
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Yeah, but also when you're right there by Turkey and you but in my
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head, is it this one He's like, well, I'm already I'm already
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me so like like William also in the Beatles, But you're right. I
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mean, he's got enough money. He could have a Beatles haircut from the
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sixties if he's so wonderful, and no one would really care, No one
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would mind. No one cared when Jason went and all of a sudden sprouted
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hair when he took over calling games on Monday Night football. And then when
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everyone said you suck at this and he went back to play football, he
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was bald again. No one cared. Has some magical hair now too.
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Lebron James has had a not a receding hairline, well, he had a
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receding hairline. And then it started seating. And how and how Lebron James
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and and and Chia Pett couldn't find a way to come together on a deal
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just just blows my mind because it was right there in front of our eyes.
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And now I figured out why everybody likes her birthdays. Figured out from
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because no other show is going to tell you that Prince Harry is thirty nine
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and end up with chiahad Lebron James, I was when you said it earlier,
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like I don't know why people like birthdays, and I'm like, maybe
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it's because, you know, everybody has their favorite celebrity. Midway through this,
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I was like, this is what this is, so let's continue.
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Then that's only two birthdays, and like I said, this is a big
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birthday. Dave. He played Eddie Brock in Venom mad Max in Fury Road.
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And that is Tom Hardy. He is forty five today. Was nice?
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That was that guy? Uh? And then what was the boxing movie
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that he did? The MMA movie? Oh god, that was so good.
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Such a phenomenal film. A Warrior, Yeah, I believe so.
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Yeah what he fights his brother? Yeah, yeah, that was incredible.
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That's a phenomenal movie. And then Baine was just I mean, unbelievable.
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Uh. Well, good for him. Tom Hardy good sounds sounds like a
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good dude. I don't know. I don't have any story about about him.
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So that was fine. And the movie is Warrior. It's a twenty
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eleven American sports action film directed by Gavin O'Connor, stars Tom Hardy and Joel
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Edgerton. He's a he's a good actor, as well as two estranged brothers
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whose entrance into a mixed martial arts tournament makes them come to terms with their
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lives and each other. Who has a good slug line? It really is,
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though, Trey. If have you ever see that pop up on Netflix
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or something, watch that it's called Warrior. If you like Tom Hardy,
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you will absolutely love that movie. Also celebrating a birthday today, we've got
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Josh Charles. He is known to a lot of people more currently as the
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character he plays. I don't know he's gonna watch it on The Good Wife,
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but Trey and I will affectionately remember him as the role he played in
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Dead Poets Society. I also loved him in a little show and I think,
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Trey, you like this as well. Sports Night, oh yeah,
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in the day he was one of the anchors on Sports Night. The other
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anchor on Sports Night, by the way, Peter Krauso, who went on
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to six Feet under Fame and now is on is it nine one one or
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whatever it is as a firefighter in La. Yeah, that's Sports Night was
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such a good show that it was such a shame because like, I don't
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know why it didn't take him. I actually it did, okay, And
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then Robert Guillaume had a stroke and he was one of the characters that seemed
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like it never recovered from that. No, he never did, but it
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was. It was. It was so Sports Night was one of Aaron Sorkin's
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first shows, and it was it was I think his first TV show.
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Now, keep in mind, Aaron Sorkin wrote the play A Few Good Men
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and then later wrote the script for the movie A Few Good Men, which
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of course led into Jack Nicholson and Tom Cruise having one of the legendary court
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scenes in cinema history. And then the next thing Aaron Sorkin did was right
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and executive produced create Sports Night, and I think it was only on for
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three seasons. I loved it, but ABC, the channel it was on,
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kept effing with it. They would like it was a what Hollywood refers
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to as a as a single camera show. It didn't have originally, I
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don't think it ever had taped in front of a studio audience. So it
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was shot like say Modern Family, or shot more like a like a film
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versus a sitcom. And ABC insisted on throwing a laugh track in it because
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they thought the show was too smart and that the idiot audience wouldn't know when
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to laugh. Yeah, that was out of Sorkin's control. The show didn't
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work, it went away, but then it still worked out Naron Sorkin's favor
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because he followed it up with the West Wing and that turned out. Okay,
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Yeah, I heard that was all right. So anyway. Josh Charles
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is fifty two today from Naughty by Nature, Kage is fifty three. Lindsay
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Lowen's mom, Dina Lowen, is sixty, but she's just a really proud
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mom. Former football great Miami Dolphins quarterback legend Dan Marino sixty one. His
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name always comes up as the one that who was the greatest quarterback or the
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greatest NFL player who have never won a Super Bowl, And a lot of
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people will say Dan Marino, Well, I mean right, like that's gotta
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be hard, Like I don't. I mean, it's like, uh,
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to Tom Cruise, I think is I think he's reconciled within himself, like
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I'm not gonna win an Oscar because they just don't want him to win one.
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Uh. And I don't know if that's the scientology side of things or
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whatever, but if he didn't, I had friends that worked on because Born
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and fourth of July was filmed here in Dallas, and I had film friends.
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I had friends that worked on that film. And there's a scene in
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the He's what he's newly paralyzed when he's in the hospital, and there's a
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scene where he's it's really painstaking scene where he's throwing up and it's it's he's
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miserable and he's crying and all sorts. And that shot was done four or
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five times and he like threw up on command, like he could do that.
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Uh, he's a tremendous actor. I don't care what you think about
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the scientology side of things or whatever, but he's just really, really good
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and few good men. He should have on something for for sure, but
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instead I think Jack Nicholson won Best Supporting Supporting Actor, Yes, and so
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I think what they'll do is kind of the same thing, along the same
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lines of Dustin Dustin Hoffman, where years later he gets one or he gets
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a Lifetime Achievement Award, But that's gonna be the same. Tom Cruise even
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nominated for Born on the fourth of July. I don't believe I think he
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might have been. I don't think he I know he didn't win, but
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I don't I don't know if he was not, I think a Golden Globe
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because I know because usually you would think if you're an actor and you portray
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a disabled veteran based on like a whether it's based on a real story or
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not, chances of you getting nominated or winning something prestigious or high. I
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mean, just ask Gary Sinisee. He was nominated for an Academy Award for
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playing Lieutenant Dan and Forrest Gum. Yes, Tom cruise was nominated for Best
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Actor and Born on the fourth of July. And Jerry McGuire, Oh that's
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right, Yeah, both of them Best Supporting Actor for Magnolia, which was
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great about that movie? Uh but yeah, I mean both both all all
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all great movies. But Dan Marino's got to be that you know what I
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mean, like in that in that profession, like all your buddies that you
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hang out with have that ring. They have the ring. But then Dan
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Marino can turn to them and say, yeah, but I played myself and
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Ace Fincura pet Detective, and Troyitman was like cool I was in Jerry McGuire.
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That's when it comes down to, he's got a better IMDb in ally
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would Yeah, nobody cares about the ring. Here's the thing that Dan Marino,
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dan Marino's role in Pet Ventura or Dan Marino's role in Ace Fintura Pet
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Detective was crucial to the story, unlike Troy Aitman's cameo in Jerry McGuire.
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Yes, and he was also in Bad Boys too, when they go for
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when they're they're chasing guys and Dan Marino's going for a test I was very
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very classy product placement for Cadillac. And they pulls up in a Cadillac and
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they the common deer of the vehicle. Uh, and it's Dan Marino and
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he's like, who's on a test drive? And he's like, well,
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let me know how it rides. Like, oh, yeah, he's gonna
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He's gonna ride the shit out of this. Another great thing though, it's
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like you said it kind of jokingly about Dan Marino's IMDb being better than other
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you know, NFL players that have rings, like said Joe Montan. It's
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like, well it is, I mean, because Dan Marino co starred with
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Courtney Cox, Jim Carrey, Will Smith, Lawrence and Lawrence and Tone Loke
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and Tone Low. Sorry, Steve Young, you just can't you just can't
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cut it. Steve Young was in a very fantastic episode of nine O two
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one zero God You and nine O two one h Jesus Other Birthdays Today from
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Oliver's Stone Turns seventy six today. He directed greats such as Platoon, Wall
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Street Born on the fourth of July. How about that? That was unplanned
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that we brought that up the doors JFK, Natural Born Killers Any given Sunday,
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Alexander w Ann Snowdon and he also wrote a bunch of those himself.
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Yeah, and he also likes to do psychedelics, which is fantastic because anytime
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I hear about a seventy six year old dude that likes to trip balls,
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I'm like, I like this guy, I don't know what it is.
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But and then you see some of the movies and you're like, oh,
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I get it. Oh yeah, yeah, you see natural Born Killers and
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you're like, so he was high the whole time. Yeah, everybody knew
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it. Everybody. Uh. Famous curmudgeon slash actor Tommy Lee Jones is seventy
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six today. Yeah he's not. And he's looked seventy six for thirty years.
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It really is amazing, Like there are just certain people that have looked
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old forever, and he's one of them. I'll give you a quick example.
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So we were out the other night and at the bar. We were
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at the restaurant bar we were at on TV, my cousin Vinnie was on,
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and I'm looking. When I first saw that movie, all those people
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looked old to me. You know, Joe Beshi looked old. The guy
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that played I can't I'm brain fighting on his name, but the guy that
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played the prosecutor looked old. What's his name? From the Adams Family,
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I'm sorry, from the Monsters? Yeah, what's his name? Trey fred
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gwen Fred Gwenn. He looked old in that movie. Even Ralph Macchio looked
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old in that movie when I first saw it as a kid, still to
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this day doesn't look old. No he doesn't, he's but even then he
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looked older than me at the time. Is kind of what I'm getting.
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But then I'm watching the movie my cousin Vinny, I'm like, all these
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people now look like my age. Yeah, And then you go and then
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you look at Ralph Mancio now and you go, oh, he looks exactly
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the same, like, I don't know, very very similar. I don't
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know what his moisture rising regiment is. I don't know if he got it
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from Trey or what I know, but I think he's six. He was
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like thirty when Yeah, this is close to thirty doing the Karate Kid movies.
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He had his uh the second Karate Kid movie was he almost the almost
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had delay production of it because his second or his second or third son was
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born right when they were about to start filming. So when he's playing this
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like he's getting on the plane, like I missed my high school day and
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she broke up with me, and I'm like, you you've been married for
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seventeen. It's the same thing from our friend Gabrielle Cartiers. Uh, Andrea
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on Natona, she was only four years older than the father on the show.
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Four years younger than the father of the show. Yeah, that was
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always freaky. Yeah. So anyway, Tommy Lee Jones, he is seventy
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seven today, and he had one of the great speeches in film history in
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The Fugitive, where he talks about every outhouse and you know, chicken house,
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you know in the area search at to find Richard Kimball. Yeah,
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but there's another line in that movie that I think is far superior. That
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does not get near the amount of praise it deserves, unless, of course,
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you've been listening to this show for any number of years via radio or
25:14
even now podcast. Because there's another moment in that film where he delivers a
25:18
line so impeccably that whenever I use this phrase, which is an everyday phrase
25:22
for most people, I always think of him and the way he delivers it.
25:26
Is the scene when they're inside the Dam and Tommy Lee Jones Marshall character
25:33
catches up to Richard Kimball Harrison Ford, and Harrison Ford yells at him,
25:37
I didn't kill my wife, to which Tommy Lee Jones says, I don't
25:42
care. Is there not a better delivery of that line? I mean,
25:49
that's one of the great that's one of the greatest deliveries of all time.
25:53
Yeah, I think. I think the motivation for that delivery was, like
25:56
the waters really loud, so he's just screaming yeah. But even still,
26:02
the delivery on it, the way he's the emotion he really doesn't care,
26:11
the look in his eyes like I really don't care. That's not my job.
26:15
I just I'm just here to arrest you. Is this did this happen?
26:19
What was Is this the same movie? I can't I get the two
26:22
confused. I haven't seen it so long. I know, is this one
26:25
with what's the one with Robert Downey Junior and him in it? That's Fugitive
26:29
two? Fugitive two? Is that what it is? Okay? I was
26:33
wondering which one? Was it Fugitive two or was it the US Marshals?
26:36
Marshals? Okay, that's what you're us. That was a good one too,
26:41
That was I really I thoroughly enjoyed that one. Yeah. That was
26:42
one where they were chasing down Wesley Snipes, right, yes, yeah,
26:48
yeah. I think at a certain point even in the movie, I think
26:52
Tommy Lee Jones's character says in US Marshals, are we ever or or someone
26:56
on his team says, are we ever going to try to catch him one
26:59
that actually did the crime that they were and in the hindsight, uh you
27:04
know, hindsight being twenty twenty and it's the Wesley Snipes, they could have
27:07
just made at the irs and the movie would have been that's an FO run
27:17
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Let's say you have a new home buyer and it's been told to them that
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higher than expected. So I'm curious. I've heard you mentioned before something called
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a buy down program, So what is that and how can that help?
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So let's say you have a very negotiable seller when it comes to buying a
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little bit longer on certain properties. So we have what's called a two one
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say your refinance before all those payments go up, then that money is not
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Double check here. I think we got all the birthdays in oh I wait,
30:37
no, there is actually one other living birthday today with the name that
30:41
Raj. I'm not sure if you will know the name, but I know
30:45
Trey does, and that is Baseball Hall of Famer Gaylord Perry. He is
30:48
eighty four, Sorry, he is eighty five today. I do not I
30:53
apologize for my lack of knowledge of geriatric Hall of Fame Baseball players I uh
31:02
my, apologies to Tray. I don't know if this is a role model
31:03
of yours or why you would know, Gaylord. I think the only way,
31:07
I think, the only way that Gaylord Perry might be a role model
31:11
for Trey is just in longevity. Okay, did he did he? I
31:18
don't. I don't know what what did? Who? Did? He play
31:19
for? What? A number of teams? But at one point I believe
31:23
near the end of his career he was a Texas Ranger. Yes, oh
31:27
gotcha. He does sound like if it now, had you said with that
31:30
same name Broadway choreographer, it sounds like I would I would most likely like
31:37
if you were like and and turning eighty five today is a Broadway choreographer,
31:41
gay Lord Perry, I'm like, oh, yeah, all right, yeah,
31:45
I bet he's won a Tony or two, or at least dated a
31:48
few. So happy birthday, Gaylord Pry. I'm sure you're so excited for
31:56
it. Moving on to news now, there has been a recent arrest that
32:10
has consumed the American zeitgeist. The convicted killer who escaped from a Pennsylvania prison
32:16
nearly two weeks ago is in custody. Tactical teams used heat seeking technology to
32:23
find end surround Danello Cavalcante and a police dog ultimately subdued him when he tried
32:30
to flee. Hell yeah, I love it when they love it. When
32:34
they launched the furry missiles prose. If you had never gone down the rabbit
32:39
hole on YouTube or just the internet in general of police canines being deployed,
32:45
and I'm meaning being deployed, it is up. There was some of the
32:50
most satisfying things because it's it's almost as good as seeing the eighten Worth Hogg
32:55
or eighten Thunderbolt doing the machine gun on its nose fire because it doesn't sound
33:00
like a machine gun like Aware of It sounds like a drunk pigeon. Discomplete
33:08
side note on it. There was a meme the other day that really made
33:12
me laugh because it was like it showed like an F twenty two and it
33:15
goes, my plane has guns, and then it showed a ward Hog and
33:17
it goes, my gun has a plane. And that is true. It
33:24
is very, very true. The Air Force went to I forget who the
33:28
manufacturer is of the A ten and they basically said, all right, here's
33:31
the gun. We wont now build the plane around it, and they did
33:36
built the plane around the gun that comes out the nose or just underneath the
33:40
nose of the A ten, and that's what they did. They gave him
33:43
the A ten, a plane built around a gun. I will have to
33:46
I will have to look it up. I've seen I've seen a couple of
33:51
videos. And then I saw I think it was watching the First forty eight
33:54
and they were tracking somebody and they released the dog and it's it is amazing,
34:02
Like it's amazing to me how quickly like the people that they are released,
34:10
like the in the in this episode of the First forty eight, when
34:13
they released it, like the minute the dog left the side of that officer,
34:16
that dude gave up, like it hadn't even gotten to him, and
34:20
he's like already, like I'll give up. I'm like yeah, And like
34:22
they didn't call they waited. I mean, they have to wait for it
34:25
to secure the target. Uh so, but the guy gave up, they
34:30
still didn't call it off just yet. Like it took it took the guy
34:34
to the ground, and then they did very quickly. But like he saw
34:37
the dog start, I'm like like the first stride coming at him and he
34:42
was like, yep, we're done. Like there were there there were officers
34:45
surrounding this guy with like guns drawn, and he was like if you guys,
34:49
and I didn't do anything like all this stuff. And then that dog
34:52
went and he's like yeah, I'm good, Like go ahead, tray.
34:58
Oh it's amazing. I'll even watch sometimes they'll show the videos and it's just
35:01
it's the dash cam yea, and a police card, it's got the dog,
35:06
and then you know, it's just it's so locked in on you know
35:10
it's officer. And then the minute you hear that buzz and that door deploys,
35:15
that dog is just bit I mean, because they're basically just sitting there
35:17
just wanting in on the action. I tell you right now, manufacturers and
35:23
the design team at Ferrari watch these dogs and they are envious of how quickly
35:30
they go from zero two hundred. So I'm gonna show you real quick.
35:35
This is actually a quick comparison just pulled up on YouTube of what looks to
35:39
be the first jet doing a test fire is either an F twenty two or
35:44
an F thirty five. I can't quite see it because it's because of the
35:46
angle, but it shows them firing its machine guns. And then and then
35:52
you get to see a couple of action shots from the A ten ward Hog.
35:55
And this is this is from this is a proof for release, an
36:00
official something whatever. Uh this is titled. You just type in A ten
36:06
and the suggestions will come up Burt b O R R T. So here
36:12
you go. So the A ten says, Oh, that's cute, that's
36:23
the A ten. That's a machine wow destroying a tent wow, Because it
36:36
it is something ridiculous. I mean, like it just it sounds like it
36:44
just sounds like a million ducks farting all at the same time. It just
36:46
sounds like everything natural graphic when the lion has the ward hog, like when
36:52
it's when it's got like the or the whatever it is, yeah, the
36:55
like the wilderbeeste or whatever it is, and it's like it's got it like
37:00
mouth around its neck and it's taken it down. Like that's like and I'm
37:05
done, Like, that's just that's just the yell of death. That's what
37:07
that is. That's a that's what that's sound is. The thing is though.
37:13
The thing is, though, if you if if you're an enemy combatant
37:15
and you hear that, yeah, that's it. Yeah, that's what I'm
37:17
like. That's the that's that's the same as the dog coming at you like.
37:21
That's when he just laid out and just fall I can give up.
37:23
You just play possum and hope it works. Maybe if I pretend I'm dead,
37:29
they won't kill me. You better, you better pray man. Anyway,
37:36
back to the back to the escaped inmate who's now been caught by the
37:38
fur missile. The old police officers were injured during the capture operation. That's
37:43
according to law enforcement. The inmates escape on August thirty first prompted a massive
37:46
man hunt involving hundreds of officers and put the world community of the cops and
37:52
township on edge. Uh Cavalcanti was convicted of killing his ex girlfriend in twenty
37:59
twenty one. He's also wanted in an earlier homicide case in his native Brazil.
38:06
That's why he that's what prompted him to kill the girlfriend is she he
38:09
told her that he had done it, and she was then gonna go to
38:14
the authorities as a witness or yeah, as an informant flash witness to that
38:20
murder. And that's what he he and he killed her in for god,
38:22
I can't even imagine the horror. But he killed it in front of her
38:25
kids. And so he was and I don't know if you've seen the escape,
38:30
Uh, it's it's like side like walking up the wall like that is.
38:37
I mean, it's like I did that as a kid in like my
38:38
family's house. Like I would just like I would like, you know,
38:42
spider crawl up the wall or whatever. And he just that he's a he's
38:45
a tiny fellow. He's all of five foot tall. And there's that there's
38:49
this one place and and apparently the sheriff's and the and the correctional officers at
38:53
this prison had brought it up like that's like that specific part of that prison
39:00
is has been giving them a lot of like like we have to do something
39:04
about this because it is a point that you can breach, and he just
39:08
kind of just crawls up it and then it's gone. I'm like that everybody
39:14
in that prisons like for you know, for a couple of days, like,
39:16
man, I wish I was five feet tall, look up for the
39:22
little guys. That's exactly I mean. And and two weeks I think it
39:25
is the longest anybody has been uh, look looking up. If I'm wrong,
39:31
I think somebody reported to stay it's the longest anybody's gone that that many
39:37
days consecutively without being caught. Eric Eric, I think like he was out
39:47
on the run for months and months and months. But also I think that
39:52
went on multiple states, so maybe, okay, that might be what it
39:55
is. I feel like this is getting into sports stats where it's like,
39:58
Okay, well, this guy's and on the has the record for the longest
40:01
on the lamb. It's like, yeah, but but that was in one
40:05
state, so and so from you know, New York as the one for
40:07
multiple states, that's way more impressive. Yeah, well, but then you
40:10
started doing the comparison, ok kind of like Jordan versus say, doctor j
40:14
or Jordan versus Wilt Chamberlain. Who's the greatest of all time? It's hard
40:17
to compare eras It's like, what's the greatest prison escape ever? Is it
40:21
this guy? But is it same to compare prison escapes because the other guy
40:24
escape from a totally different prison. It's not a fair comparison. Who was
40:29
it? And this wasn't too long ago? And I was like, you
40:30
know what, Okay, kind of it was kind of on board with this
40:35
guy he broke out to uh and they found him at a diner like it
40:42
like it wasn't like he was like hiding. He went to eat like he
40:47
wouldn't. Got a burger and fries and like pie and like that's what they
40:51
found him. And he's like the food sucks. Like that's like and even
40:55
like even I think the wresting officers like you did all of this because that's
40:59
how bad the food. And he's like yeah, and then the prison food,
41:02
yeah, he's like the food was so bad. He's like he broke
41:05
out and he's like that's the first place he went was a diner. And
41:07
there's his face on TV and he's like, I just want to eat.
41:10
That's all it was. And he didn't like he didn't resist the rest,
41:14
he didn't do anything. They came and got him. He's like, all
41:16
right, I'm full, we can go back now, like he just he
41:21
just wanted one, just one more good meal. Yeah, I get.
41:23
I'm like, well that, I'm like, yeah, you know, they're
41:25
like I don't know what the you know, I've never been to prison,
41:30
so I don't know how bad the food is. But that's what everybody complains
41:32
about and this guy's like, I've had enough. Goddamn it, I'm getting
41:37
a burger. Speaking of burger, Yeah, speaking of burger. I forgot
41:43
to mention in birthdays that today is National double Cheeseburger Day. Oh yeah,
41:49
okay celebrating it. It's National double Cheeseburger Day, not not singles cheezburger Day,
41:55
but double cheeseburger Day. And because I was curious, I looked up,
42:00
Well, if today's double cheeseburger Day, then that means there has to
42:04
be just a regular single cheeseburger day. And there is that's later in September.
42:13
Well, happy birthday to the double cheeseburger. I don't think it's the
42:16
birthday. It's just whatever the idiots at the National whatever stuff come up with
42:21
and vote on. Be like, all right, well today's National double Cheeseburger
42:23
Day. Yeah, regular cheeseburger Day. Is this coming Monday the eighteenth?
42:30
Celebrate accordingly, double and singles alike? Gotcha? But yeah, this is
42:35
I mean, I guess that's how bad the prison food is. This guy
42:37
was like, you know what, armed guards and towers and barbed wire.
42:43
I'll risk it. I'll see what I can do, But I'm getting So
42:45
if you guys were in prison and you decided the food sucks, I need
42:50
to escape for one meal. What is it you're going to get before being
42:53
caught and sent back? I mean I would have to go with like a
42:58
butter chicken with non and right, because I know I'm not getting Indian food
43:01
in in Brison, That's true. I know. I don't think they will
43:06
allow the spices that make it because that could take over the prison. Well,
43:09
not only that, they just rub that on the bars and it melts
43:13
it within a few hours. Like you can just cook and everybody's eyes will
43:17
start watering. You can escape, you can escape weekly if you want to.
43:21
Actually, maybe there is, maybe there is Indian food in prison.
43:23
It's just at the disposal of the riot response team the riot that's why.
43:30
That's why they have riots and the pepper sprays where the Indian inmates can just
43:34
get some of that pepper spray and put it on their food. Yeah,
43:36
it's not amaze or anything like that. It's just massala. It does work,
43:45
U, that's I mean I would go for I would go for I
43:47
would go for Indian foods, like, yeah, it would have to be
43:53
Mexican food. With some places had chips and salsa and then you know,
43:57
get a plate of enchiladas or something like that. Like just you don't think
44:01
they would do like a chips and like don't they have like a thing where
44:04
you can like a place where you can go buy food from the well they
44:07
have a commissary. But I don't know. I don't know if they have
44:09
chips and salsa and yeas and stuff. I don't know if you're gonna get
44:13
the bob arm strong dip you know, can you get a bob or a
44:20
very strong arm and you might get dipped, but you're not gonna get all
44:25
three at once. On the end of the chip. You're gonna be somebody
44:29
salsa. It's so it's so romantic sometimes in prison where one in mate says
44:36
to the other, you're the salsa to my to my little chip. But
44:43
can't can't people bring you I don't know, I don't know how it works.
44:45
Can people bring you things? Like I think they can? And that's
44:49
where the gag and cartoon started, where you bring it and made a cake
44:52
and inside of it as a file. Oh okay, gotcha? Okay?
44:55
Like I didn't know if like they could bring you food and so maybe be
45:00
you can like, no, but I will. Nobody's bringing me like chicken
45:05
berry honey. Like no, nobody's bringing that in. It wouldn't allow it,
45:07
Yeah, not to be too dangerous. Well. And then on top
45:10
of that, though, I mean, the ironic thing is is I know
45:14
a few people in prison, but I don't feel like visiting them, and
45:22
if I'm going to bring them anything to eat, and it ain't gonna be
45:23
food. Yeah, I do remember when when I got uh arrested dropping Dan
45:37
off at home. I was I was detained, as as they later said,
45:43
I wasn't arrested. I was detained. Uh didn't you go to loose
45:46
Starrett? Did that feels more than being I went to the loose Starrett.
45:52
I asked for a breathalyzer multiple times and they said no, that they didn't
45:55
have one handy, which I thought was hilarious. Uh. And but there
45:59
there were people discussing the word commissary. That's would reminded me that there were
46:04
people that were amongst themselves. I was just listening to other people while I
46:07
was waiting to get sprung. We're discussing who has the best commissary and apparently
46:15
for anybody listening that is on their way to jail. You want to get
46:21
arrested in fort Worth because they have the good ice cream and the twenty ounce
46:25
drinks in the commissary there and whatever the main So are you trying to tell
46:30
me the ice cream machine works at the fort Worth jail but not at McDonald's.
46:36
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Cook DFW was the phone number you will need to contact Daniel Cook from Cook
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here in the metroplex, we get some very big storms that come through and
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if a storm gets to a certain size, they call them what's called a
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catastrophe team or a cat team, and those adjusters or task with trying to
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get to as many people as fast as possible. They're going to try to
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err on the side of the customer. They're there to try to assess that
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to get those checks in those customers hands. Now, when you wait six
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seven, eight months after that event, then you're going to get an adjuster
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that maybe daven know about that event, or maybe we're stationed somewhere else in
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the country, and so then it just prolongs the amount of eye and an
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experience that that adjuster is having looking at your property. So it's very important
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of plumbing, Jackline, I'm curious when we were selling our house in Carrollton,
48:44
we had our prospective buyers. They wanted us to have a plumber come
48:46
out and fix what they thought was a sync in the master bathroom wasn't coming
48:53
out with enough water pressure. I have a for those of you who like
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to watch the podcast, made the most lewed hand gesture at Dan a couple
49:00
of seconds ago. It was the okay hand gesture with the circle and the
49:06
finger. And what I was explaining was that in most faucets, you don't
49:09
have it in a tub spout, but in most faucets you have what's called
49:13
an air rator, which is that little mesh guard that before the water comes
49:17
out, the water runs through it. And sometimes depending on how old your
49:21
system is, if you've had a leak repaired, if you've got a really
49:22
old water heater that's got sediment in it, it'll just catch gunk and it
49:27
can restrict the flow of water. So you'll notice that you're getting cold water
49:30
fine, you're getting hot water fine, You're just not getting a lot of
49:34
it. And most times if you have a plumber come install a new faucet.
49:37
They give you these little keys that are specifically made to pull that air
49:42
rator out. And the first time I ever saw one, I looked at
49:44
it like, what the hell is this? And I threw it away like
49:46
a ding dong. But you know, so there's a lot of things that
49:50
you might think are totally normal. Oh my, the faucet itself is corroding.
49:53
It's got some some plaque build up for lack of better terminology. And
49:57
that might be true, but sometimes some things are so easy to fix.
50:00
So I mean, yeah, going back to the real estate thing, if
50:01
you're going to sell a house and it's a minor problem, email me the
50:05
inspection report and I'll tell you what you can do and what I can do
50:08
to save you some money. So I had a friend of mine in high
50:13
school, and what she did is she actually took my air raider out of
50:16
my kitchen kitchen sink faucet and use that to make herself a pipe to smoke
50:23
weed on the way to school. Oh yeah, I remember you talking about
50:27
that. With your marvelous house centers. Were you missing Have you checked your
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air raiders? Son of a bitch? You need to go check my air
50:32
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Texas dot com. So, Trey, you are single, Raj you
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are single complicated? So Raj is in It's complicated. Well, if you
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want to uncomplicate things, there is a woman in New York who made headlines
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recently for her display in looking for a husband. I think this is gonna
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be for Trey. I can already see him light up. He's like,
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is this bitch crazy? She has to be to go public with this.
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Yeah, I'm so glad that our cameras are from the chest up. I've
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known Tree for many years where there's some things I just don't want to see
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other than you being happy. So in that case, pay attention. A
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woman has made waves on social media after she posted a video of herself walking
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around the streets of New York City with a sign that said looking for a
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husband. Her name is Carolina Gits or Geets I'll know. She's a twenty
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nine year old living in New York City who recently went through the streets holding
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the sign. Holding the self made cardboard sign signifying her wishes looking for a
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husband. She said during an interview that was having a discussion with friends that
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dating apps were not working because it takes a long time to chat. As
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joke, I said that I'll go outside with a sign, and next day
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she did just that. She took a cardboard box she received in the mail,
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ripped off a piece of it, wrote the words looking for a husband,
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and took to the streets. The TikTok video of her moment now has
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are ten million views one point two million likes since it was posted on September
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three. The influencer and model, said it was funny to her to see
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the response from people passing by, and she said she was actually shocked by
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how many people supported the action. Okay, interesting, Uh, she said
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people are sending her their dating profiles for review, although she said she's still
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looking for the best. This tray on his phone trying to figure out what
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this what this woman looks like? I will, I will send you on
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link my friend. Oh, thank you? Yeah, you should send you
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should send your profile in Uh, somebody needs to send a profiler to this
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lady. But uh, because because you know, that's just crazy. If
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she didn't find one on the streets in New York, I'm gonna guess she's
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fairly hideous. It's hard to tell. So I've seen two photos. Was
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in the news story that I sent you, Trey and the sign or in
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one photo where she's holding the sign looking for a husband, and of course,
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like people do these days, it contains her social media handle. She's
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wearing a white men's dress shirt with only one button button with her arms up
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therefore it's exposing her middrift short cut off denim shorts and what looks like cowboy
54:28
Go Go boots all right, m I liked the I mean, I don't
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know. Can we pull up a picture, but I don't know what I
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like the out the outfit looks, it sounds a sounds appealing. That's one
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of them, but I guess there was another one also another photo with the
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same sign, So I don't know if she did if she did a wardrobe
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change and went to another location or is this is this like it started getting
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popular. So a stylist popped in and crazy, you can just tell right
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up my alley, I sent you the link. Crush, Okay, I
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amage searched her. Yeah no, she's she's hot enough and she's definitely crazy
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hot enough. Well, you know the crazy hot matrix. I might go
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a little heavy on the crazy. Other times you might go a little heavy
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on the hot and a little less crazy. Yeah no, actually no,
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I've never figured that one out. Crazy hot matrix always leans to the crazy.
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Yeah, it's it's got a permanent list to one side. You're just
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happy to know that she's moving the crazy needle. I didn't get the link,
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but I will look her up. Oh yeah, that's perfect for you,
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buddy. Yeah, yeah, she has the sunglasses on to hide the
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crazy eyes. Yeah yeah, yeah, but Tray can see behind those I
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can see through that disguise. I can see into her soul. If we
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come back on Monday, it is like, hey, man got married.
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That we won't even need the full explanation because we'll already know. If you
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check in on Facebook the New York City, I'm mikey Founder. They say
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Romance is dead. I can't wait to see that movie in Hollywood. It's
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going to be the very first ever romantic horror movie. Dallas, whoa to
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death. Thank you for hanging out with us on a Friday here in the
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