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Hour 2 - Did It For Who?? · The Ben Maller Show

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Speaker 1: Boom, Shaka laka.
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Speaker 2: It's our number two, our number two, ready for you
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Speaker 2: on the Ben Malor Show. And we begin this hour
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Speaker 2: with a report saying that the reason that Pittsburgh traded
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Speaker 2: one of their star receivers is to accommodate their quarterbacks.
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Speaker 2: So thumbs up or thumbs down on the Steelers giving
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Speaker 2: up George Pickens to accommodate the wants and needs of
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Speaker 2: Aaron Rodgers. Also former Packers defensive Backjaiyar Alexander joining the Ravens.
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Speaker 2: Will this be a bromance with Lamar Jackson or a
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Speaker 2: bust in Baltimore? And Jerry Jones is giving Cowboys cheerleaders
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Speaker 2: a four hundred increase in pay. What does this signify
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Speaker 2: to you? We'll talk about that as well.
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Speaker 1: Right now here, it is our number two. You did
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Speaker 1: it for who? What? What are you talking about?
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Speaker 3: Well?
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Speaker 1: Show to be.
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Speaker 2: So we're doing a call in radio show and I
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Speaker 2: think only one line is working.
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Speaker 1: Anyway.
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Speaker 2: Our lead this hour is from Pittsburgh, PA, the land
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Speaker 2: of the Insers. Now why are we starting here? I
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Speaker 2: thought this story was interesting. I have editorial control over
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Speaker 2: the show, so we'll start with this. A little nugget,
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Speaker 2: not a chicken nugget, just not a gold nugget, But
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Speaker 2: it was a nugget that made its way out on
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Speaker 2: the inspiration the motivation for the Steelers to trade wide
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Speaker 2: receiver George Pickens.
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Speaker 1: You might remember Pickens was unloaded to.
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Speaker 2: The Dallas Cowboys in a trade and they gave they
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Speaker 2: being the Steelers. They gave Pickens to Dallas for I
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Speaker 2: believe they got two safety pins and a handful of
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Speaker 2: pocket lint in that deal. That's what they got for
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Speaker 2: George Pickens. So if you didn't see the motivation, perhaps not.
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Speaker 2: I thought it was interesting. The Pittsburgh football team had
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Speaker 2: determined that it was a toxic situation. If Aaron Rodgers
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Speaker 2: were to play with George Pickens, they could not coexist.
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Speaker 2: They could not co mingle, said the aforementioned report. So
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Speaker 2: Rogers was not They knew that Rogers was coming to Pittsburgh,
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Speaker 2: even though it took months and months for it to
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Speaker 2: all be worked out. But Rogers was not going to
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Speaker 2: be able to deal with George Pickens and his interesting
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Speaker 2: perspective on football life.
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Speaker 1: So they said, all right, we gotta get rid of Pickens.
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Speaker 2: So Tomlin and on the other big shots there in
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Speaker 2: Pittsburgh unloaded Pickens in a proactive move to accommodate Aaron Rodgers,
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Speaker 2: the guy that hadn't agreed to the contract yet, at
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Speaker 2: least not as far as we know. He said, well,
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Speaker 2: I'm probably going to go there, but he hadn't agreed
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Speaker 2: to it. So let us discuss the question. Thumbs up
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Speaker 2: or thumbs down, thumbs up thumbs down on the Steelers trading,
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Speaker 2: George Pickens to a comm at eight Aaron Rodgers that
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Speaker 2: that's why they made the move. So on this one,
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Speaker 2: I've got DIY chicken soup and binge watching, and we
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Speaker 2: will combine all of these things together and we are
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Speaker 2: gonna make the gabba.
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Speaker 1: Ghoul is what we're gonna make.
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Speaker 2: So number wa, he said, number WA. I'm giving this
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Speaker 2: not a thumbs up or a thumbs down, a sideways thumb.
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Speaker 2: I'm giving this the old sideways thumb. And here's why,
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Speaker 2: I feel like it's part of the story, but not
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Speaker 2: the entire story. Here, George Pickens was already on thin ice.
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Speaker 2: Can we all agree on that? I think we can all.
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Speaker 2: You're nodding your head, yes we oh, yes. He was
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Speaker 2: at Loggerheads with Mike Tumman. We documented it behind the
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Speaker 2: Bully Pulpit here on FSR we documented there there were
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Speaker 2: some issues there. Mike Tomlin and Pickens were not seeing
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Speaker 2: eyed eye and all that stuff, and he had become
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Speaker 2: a walking, talking destruction for the Pittsburgh foot ball team. Immature,
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Speaker 2: the critics said, and was the stuff of locker room
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Speaker 2: legend locker room legend George Pickens, which is great talk radio.
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Speaker 2: As we have pointed out, the players that cause problems,
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Speaker 2: the players that have issues are good talk radio and
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Speaker 2: George Pickens. Was that a sideline out burst here that
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Speaker 2: gets you an entire monologue?
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Speaker 1: Right, that's good.
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Speaker 2: Half hearted blocking being called out by teammates. There's another monologue,
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Speaker 2: boom boom boom boom boom. Line them up, knock them down, right,
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Speaker 2: and the eye rolls from teammates. Bad body language on
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Speaker 2: the sidelines. There's another one in another one in another one.
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Speaker 2: And so the front office in Pittsburgh did not trust
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Speaker 2: George Pickens, that he was good as a wide receiver,
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Speaker 2: but not could enough and could not be trusted to
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Speaker 2: play nice in the sandbox. So rather than allow him
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Speaker 2: to be in the sandbox, they kicked his ass out
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Speaker 2: and send him the downs. And with DK Metcalf coming
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Speaker 2: in a similar type player as George Pickens, it didn't
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Speaker 2: make a lot of sense to keep them both around,
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Speaker 2: and so Pickens was expendable, and so they got rid
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Speaker 2: of him. The Aaron Rodgers wrinkle to the story here
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Speaker 2: that they used the Aaron Rodgers story of his addition
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Speaker 2: as the thing that lit the flame for the trade.
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Speaker 2: The Rogers was like a human shield if you will,
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Speaker 2: to cover for the trade. That's more of a it's
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Speaker 2: like a therapeutic cleansing. For Mike Tom it's a DIY project. Now,
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Speaker 2: normally they tell you that this is not a DIY project,
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Speaker 2: you don't do this yourself. But the Steelers decided to
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Speaker 2: do it themselves. When I say that, they said, we've
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Speaker 2: got to clean out the lead, the asbestis the carcinogens.
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Speaker 2: We've got to get rid of all of that in
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Speaker 2: the toxic mold in the attic.
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Speaker 1: Over the Steelers facility.
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Speaker 2: So they got rid of the lead, the asbestos, the carcinogens,
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Speaker 2: all of that, the toxic mold. Just one move done
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Speaker 2: and Rogers, of course, it would have been good for
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Speaker 2: our purposes if Pickens had stayed with the Steelers, because
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Speaker 2: that would have guaranteed Rogers, with some passive aggressive behavior,
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Speaker 2: would have eaten Pickens lunch, would have gone on, Joe
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Speaker 2: Rogan drink some ayahuasca and had a field day with Pickens.
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Speaker 2: And you look around this likely in his last year.
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Speaker 2: It logically makes no sense for the Steelers to get
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Speaker 2: rid of Pickens. If they're merely doing it for Aaron Rodgers,
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Speaker 2: because Rogers is gonna be in Pittsburgh for one year
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Speaker 2: and then some other washed up quarterback will come and
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Speaker 2: play for the Steelers next year.
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Speaker 1: It's revolving door.
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Speaker 2: So why would you get rid of a guy who's
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Speaker 2: good not great George Pickens? And why would you do that?
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Speaker 2: Why would you tailor the roster? Why would you tailor
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Speaker 2: the roster for Aaron Rodgers liking when he's only gonna
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Speaker 2: be either one year in May Sinse? All right, now
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Speaker 2: page two to Baltimore, we go the transaction wire lighting up.
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Speaker 1: There was actually that was a sound. It made NFL
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Speaker 1: tran Zack Shaddon very exciting.
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Speaker 2: So the former former Green Bay Packer defensive back Jaiyir
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Speaker 2: Alexander has a new home. He's becoming a poet, a
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Speaker 2: Baltimore poet better known as the Ravens the Dead Poet Society,
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Speaker 2: And so Jaire Alexander will join his old college buddy
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Speaker 2: Lamar Jackson with the Ravens. Will this be a bromance
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Speaker 2: or a bust in Baltimore for Jaiir Alexander. So after
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Speaker 2: a minutes long, minutes long, Mallard deliberation on Jaire Alexander.
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Speaker 2: We are going with option three. All of the above.
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Speaker 2: It will both be a bromance and it will be
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Speaker 2: a bust or go.
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Speaker 1: But Ravens aren't going to win the super Bowl. I'm
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Speaker 1: not going to get to the Super Bowl.
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Speaker 2: And Jayira Alexander is on the on the backside of
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Speaker 2: dominance in the NFL. However, however, that does not mean
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Speaker 2: that they will not be sweet nothings whispered between the
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Speaker 2: two teammates. They the old college buddies. This is being
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Speaker 2: built as the NFL's feel good buddy flick of twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty five. A couple old college pals reunited it and it
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Speaker 2: feels so good. A you know, tug at the heartstrings
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Speaker 2: type story, right, tug at the heart strings type story.
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Speaker 2: Disney like college pals get together to win a championship
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Speaker 2: in Baltimore and the confetti rains down and the crowd.
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Speaker 1: Goes wild and all that now.
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Speaker 2: Alexander Jahi Alexander at one point was an elite, elite
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Speaker 2: defensive back for the Green Bay football team.
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Speaker 1: He was and not anymore, but he was for a
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Speaker 1: couple of years there.
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Speaker 2: And now he got fired because the Packers asked him
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Speaker 2: to take a pay cut. He said, I ain't taking
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Speaker 2: a pay cut, so he ditched the frozen thunder, which
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Speaker 2: is not frozen this time of the year. He said
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Speaker 2: bye bye, and now the story is well. He turned
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Speaker 2: down more money. That's the report. Jaire Alexander turned out
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Speaker 2: more money to play with Lamar Jackson in Baltimore. However,
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Speaker 2: the chatter is the team that offered more money is
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Speaker 2: the Carolina Panthers, which are barely an NFL team, barely
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Speaker 2: an NFL team, and so he ends up getting a
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Speaker 2: one year contract, the former Green Bay Packer Jaire Alexander
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Speaker 2: one year contract six million to play alongside his old
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Speaker 2: Louisville palell Lamar Jackson. Of course, they won't be playing
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Speaker 2: at the same time because one plays defense, one plays offense,
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Speaker 2: Thus the conundrum. But you get the point, and so
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Speaker 2: this is being hyped up. I mentioned the Buddy Flick
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Speaker 2: chicken soup for the soul type story here. Unfortunately this
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Speaker 2: is not some rom com or anything like that, and
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Speaker 2: it's more like an episode of Seinfeld than you might remember.
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Speaker 2: The soup Nazi. No sooner for you, no chicken soup
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Speaker 2: for you. So it just doesn't pass the smell test. Again,
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Speaker 2: there will be the hey, we are buddy, buddy and
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Speaker 2: all that stuff, but it smells more like a risky gamble.
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Speaker 2: It's not risky in terms of the finances because it's
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Speaker 2: not a lot of money. It's a one year deal
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Speaker 2: for the Ravens and all that, but the idea that
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Speaker 2: this is the missing piece.
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Speaker 1: The Ravens already had a pretty good secondary.
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Speaker 2: Every year the Ravens have a good defense, and then
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Speaker 2: something just a little off, just a hair here, just
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Speaker 2: something just a little sideways, and it doesn't work right.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't work.
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Speaker 2: And so yeah, it's not a lot of money and all,
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Speaker 2: but it's a diminishing asset.
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Speaker 1: And here's why this guy was an elite player. Jay R.
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Speaker 2: Alexander locked down big chunks of real estate for the
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Speaker 2: Green Bay Packers, oozing with the swagger capital.
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Speaker 1: As for the swag, he had aura. He had aura,
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Speaker 1: which a big thing.
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Speaker 2: However, that is the player that he wont not the
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Speaker 2: player that he is today until proven all the wise.
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Speaker 2: I thought he can go out there and dominate and
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Speaker 2: make me look like a total donkey. But at this point,
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Speaker 2: we do the show today and he has been camping
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Speaker 2: out a lot in the injury tent. He has missed
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Speaker 2: twenty games. Twenty games over the last two years. That
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Speaker 2: is more than half of the available games he has missed.
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Speaker 2: And so he's been out a lot a long time,
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Speaker 2: all kinds of ailments. It looks like a medical book
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Speaker 2: and some college medical students looking at on different parts
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Speaker 2: of the body that can be injured. Their hamstring here,
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Speaker 2: a shoulder.
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Speaker 1: Over there, you name it, and so green bed they
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Speaker 1: got fed up. Whatever. The Packers are weird franchise.
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Speaker 2: The way they're operating there, and they cut a loose
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Speaker 2: But the bottom line here on this particular transaction is
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Speaker 2: the Ravens were already a contender, right, They're a heavyweight contender.
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Speaker 2: They're not quite as good as the Eaves, and the
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Speaker 2: Bills are right there. The Bills are a little bit
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Speaker 2: better than them. Usually you think that that's close. So
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Speaker 2: they're there and Alexander injury pron player and all that,
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Speaker 2: and it's more of like a lottery ticket. Now people
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Speaker 2: do win the lottery. People do win the lottery. It
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Speaker 2: does happen more people lose the lottery than when we
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Speaker 2: used to have a guy who he quit the show
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Speaker 2: a while back from Arkansas, Sir scratch Off and that
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Speaker 2: that was his nickname. And he's won some money in
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Speaker 2: the lottery. It's also lost a lot of money in
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Speaker 2: the lottery. All right, now, final point. We head now
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Speaker 2: to Dallas. Why because there was a story that caught
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Speaker 2: my attention. Jerry Jones, who loves stars, loves to hang
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Speaker 2: out with famous people, loves being Jerry Jones wants to
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Speaker 2: live to be one hundred and eighty because he's living
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Speaker 2: the greatest life you can possibly live. Rich guy owns
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Speaker 2: the Dallas Cowboy. So Jerry Jones is giving out the
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Speaker 2: kindness of his heart. It's being reported he's giving the
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Speaker 2: Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders a four hundred percent increase in pay,
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Speaker 2: yes four Now they were making nothing but four hundred percent.
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Speaker 2: So what does that signify to you? What does that
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Speaker 2: signify to you? So I'll go first year this is
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Speaker 2: it signifies to me? Bing binge watching gone bad, binge
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Speaker 2: watching gone bad. Meaning let me explain that Jerry was
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Speaker 2: catching up watching some of the Netflix documentary that's out
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Speaker 2: there about the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders and had a metamorphosis.
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Speaker 2: He's like, wait a minute, here, the Cowboy cheerleaders were bitching.
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Speaker 2: They were complaining about how much money they were making.
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Speaker 2: It's been this way, of course, for fifty years. The
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Speaker 2: Cowboy cheerleaders have made no money. They're an add on
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Speaker 2: item for the Cowboys and just absolute chump change. It's
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Speaker 2: been that way since the beginning. And Jerry Jones says,
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Speaker 2: decided now to open up the vault, and he's gone
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Speaker 2: in there. He's dusted off the bank vault and open
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Speaker 2: it up and all that. After the Netflix sob story
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Speaker 2: called America's Sweethearts.
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Speaker 1: I believe that's the name of it. I think that's
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Speaker 1: the name of it.
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Speaker 2: And the show that featured the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders there
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Speaker 2: whining about having to work multiple jobs and practicing forty
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Speaker 2: hours a week for the Cowboy cheerleading squad and doing
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Speaker 2: it all for pennies on the dollar, pennies on the dollar,
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Speaker 2: and of course unpopular opinion. Nobody forced you. Nobody forced
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Speaker 2: you to try out for the Dallas Cowboy cheerleading squad,
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Speaker 2: and once they told you how much it paid, you
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Speaker 2: didn't have to continue to do the job. I'm just saying,
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Speaker 2: but chances are you probably wanted the spotlight. You wanted
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Speaker 2: the trimmings that come with that job and the photo
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Speaker 2: shoots and all that stuff and the celebrity that you get. Right,
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Speaker 2: if you're a Dallas Cowboy cheerlider, that's kind of a
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Speaker 2: big deal, and people talk about you differently and near
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Speaker 2: your friends back in high school, like, oh, she's a
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Speaker 2: Cowboy cheerleader. That's like a big deal. But that doesn't
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Speaker 2: pay the rent, I don't think until now, and even
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Speaker 2: now it's it's not that much. But Jerry tried to
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Speaker 2: downplay the negative vibrations around that story about how cheap
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Speaker 2: the Cowboys owner was and bad PR, bad PR. And
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Speaker 2: Jerry likes everyone to say how great he is, and
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Speaker 2: so he's been dodging lawsuits related to the Cowboy cheerleaders.
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Speaker 1: There was a high profile.
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Speaker 2: Lawsuit while back, and he's looking to cut the lawyers
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Speaker 2: off of the pass, so we'll pay him more money.
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Speaker 1: And that's it.
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Speaker 2: Now another unpopular opinion. If Jerry Jones won, he's just
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Speaker 2: disbanded the Cowboy cheerier. Cheerleaders are not necessary. You can
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Speaker 2: have an NFL team without cheerleaders. In fact, they're certainly
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Speaker 2: a luxury more than a necessity in the NFL. And
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Speaker 2: it's like a window dressing. It's like a relic from
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Speaker 2: a different era. In the NFL was a mom and
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Speaker 2: pop operation, and back in the nineteen seventies, even before that,
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Speaker 2: but really the nineteen seventies was the heyday for the cheerleaders,
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Speaker 2: and back in those days when the NFL was owned
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Speaker 2: by families and not conglomerates.
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Speaker 1: Although I say this.
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Speaker 2: As Jerry Jones is a family ownership group, a family
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Speaker 2: ownership group. But they were like, hey, man, let's throw
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Speaker 2: some hot chicks out there, and these trunk losers will
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Speaker 2: be happy. You know, the team sucks, but they'll look
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Speaker 2: at the beautiful girls and they'll be happy.
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Speaker 1: And so they did. But the times have certainly changed
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Speaker 1: since then.
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Speaker 2: And it's just fluff and it often leads to more losses.
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Speaker 2: How many cheerleading squads have sued NFL teams? I know
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Speaker 2: in Washington the team formerly knows the Redskins, there was
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Speaker 2: a high profile lawsuit. The Cowboys have had a lawsuit.
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Speaker 2: I believe the Arizona Cardinals have had a lawsuit, and
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Speaker 2: I'm sure there's others that's just off the top of
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Speaker 2: my head. But they're not needed and it's more of
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Speaker 2: a hassle than anything. Now, the Cowboys do find a
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Speaker 2: way to make money and then there's a little more
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Speaker 2: glamour there with the Cowboys and other teams. But my
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Speaker 2: evidence that they're not needed, if I'm not mistaken, twenty
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Speaker 2: five percent of the NFL doesn't have cheerleaders. Twenty there's
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Speaker 2: thirty two members of the cartel and twenty five percent.
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Speaker 2: Eight of the thirty two teams don't have cheerleads. The Bears,
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Speaker 2: the Packers, the Browns, the Giants, although the Bears do
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Speaker 2: have Tony in the Bay Air. He is a cheerleader
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Speaker 2: for the Chicago Bears, but not a formal cheerleader. And
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Speaker 2: they get the Jets. They don't have the bills. Some
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Speaker 2: of these teams have had them in past. The Steelers don't.
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Speaker 2: Even the Chargers, they're able to play their games without
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Speaker 2: pomp pomps. They're able to do it and it doesn't
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Speaker 2: seem to affect the bottom line.
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Speaker 1: So there you go.
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Speaker 2: Anyway, that's my two cents on that. If you'd like
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Speaker 2: to be part you can. Probably you're better off just
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Speaker 2: sending me a message on exce's out and the phones
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Speaker 2: literally one line open actually is no I mean there's
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Speaker 2: one line working, which is very odd to me.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, I've.
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Speaker 2: Been here, been away for a couple days, and then
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Speaker 2: I thought, well, they'd fix the phones, but no they didn't. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: SALEO on X at Ben Matthew want to give it
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Speaker 2: a shot on the phones. It probably will not work.
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Speaker 2: You're wasting your time. At eight seven, seven ninety nine
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Speaker 2: on Fox. Later on this hour, we'll have Mallardly Third Degree.
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Speaker 2: We'll also have the Insta Trivia coming up later in
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Speaker 2: the hour. But let's just say you had a really
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Speaker 2: bad couple of days.
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Speaker 1: What are you gonna do? What are you gonna do?
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Speaker 1: You have a couple of bad days at work?
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Speaker 2: Where are you're gonna go? What you're gonna do? When
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Speaker 2: you have the weekend Willies. We'll get to that and
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Speaker 2: we will.
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Speaker 1: Also the weekend willies. How to deal with those, we'll
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Speaker 2: Up and a little bit later this how we have
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Speaker 2: mallardly third degree, and we'll have the Insta trivia as well.
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Speaker 2: And since the show started I have received no less
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Speaker 2: than see here twenty five emails from blind Scott who
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Speaker 2: was already on the air, was already on the air,
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Speaker 2: and a disaster.
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Speaker 1: What are we having now?
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Speaker 2: I did see Malard prop guy right in. He says,
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Speaker 2: another fantastic Hour number two Mallard monologue, and he's got
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Speaker 2: me as a cheerleader of late night drug tester Rights,
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Speaker 2: Sin says, I agree that Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders should be
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Speaker 2: grateful they were getting paid at all. I mean, Jerry
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Speaker 2: can hardly afford to fully clothe them during the games. Well,
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Speaker 2: the cost of fabric is extreme. Nick the win Guy
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Speaker 2: writes that he says, I normally I am normally a baseball fan. However,
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Speaker 2: I'd watch pom poms over that annoying Taylor Swift any day,
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Speaker 2: I'd any day.
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Speaker 1: All right, what else do we have? Page?
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Speaker 2: And uh, ferg Dog says, how about the Halo's laying
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Speaker 2: a beatdown on the Yankees three games in ro row?
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Speaker 2: Not bad for a ragtag team of misfits. Oh, do
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Speaker 2: you think we've still got a chance of winning the Pennant? Well,
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Speaker 2: it depends on how many times do you play the
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Speaker 2: video game, Ferg Dog, if you reset and go back
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Speaker 2: to there. No, but the Angels they are six and
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Speaker 2: oh this season at Dodger Stadium and Yankee Stadium.
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Speaker 1: And what a I was watching this game?
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Speaker 2: Actually, I usually have a game on in the background,
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Speaker 2: and I happen to be watching the Yankees Angels game.
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Speaker 2: And it was awesome because I flashed back watching the
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Speaker 2: Yankees defense implode, Anthony Volpi a hole in his glove
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Speaker 2: at shortstop for the Yankees, a defense boo boo for
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Speaker 2: the Bronx Bombers. And it reminded me of the greatest
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Speaker 2: defensive playoff ever seen by Yankee. Aaron Judge in center
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Speaker 2: field fifth inning and Tommy Tanks hits the fly ball
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Speaker 2: center field and Aaron jar and he butchers the ball
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Speaker 2: fifth inning floodgates open up, Garrett Cole fails to cover
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Speaker 2: first base, and Dodgers of the Champions of Baseball because
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Speaker 2: of the incompetence of the Yankee defense. And it's good
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Speaker 2: to see that Aaron Boone team still blows on defense.
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Speaker 1: And the Yankees.
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Speaker 2: You talk about a team having a tough patch there.
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Speaker 2: I know you didn't ask about that for Doug. You
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Speaker 2: want to do Angel propaganda. But the New York Yankees
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Speaker 2: have been getting smoked. Here. I got swept by the
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Speaker 2: Red Sox over the weekend. Now of the Angels, that's
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Speaker 2: not a sweep. There's a day game today. But what
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Speaker 2: is wrong with the New York Yankees have lost for
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Speaker 2: the eighth time now or six time in a row
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Speaker 2: and eight time eighteen games. The losing streak though, the
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Speaker 2: longest since they've lost nine straight and that was back
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Speaker 2: in August. So the Yankees are having having their problem.
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Speaker 2: Six straight losses for the mighty New York Yankees, and
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Speaker 2: there's nobody hitting nobody. Let's go to the phones. We'll
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Speaker 2: say hello to.
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Speaker 1: Us, see her any meanie money.
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Speaker 2: Moo Tony in the Bay Area, Hello, Tony, welcome, Hey man.
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Speaker 5: Are you cool?
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Speaker 7: With Brian.
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Speaker 2: Now, uh, I don't really know Brian Man. He fills
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Speaker 2: and he does a good job from what I understand.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, don't. I don't have an issue. Seems like a
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Speaker 1: good guy.
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Speaker 7: Why, okay, could you let him know if he goes
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Speaker 7: on YouTube and types in L seven slob he can
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Speaker 7: see a guy crying down a slide and rolling around
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Speaker 7: like a little girl, where he could just type in
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Speaker 7: David Veasse.
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Speaker 1: Oh okay, thank you, you're okay. There you go.
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Speaker 2: So tremendous contribution by Tony in the Bay Area. I'm
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Speaker 2: so glad we took that call. Alf the Alien, Opie
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Speaker 2: writes and says, hey, Ben, the Chargers may not have
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Speaker 2: pom bombs, but they have thundersticks. Just ask Eddie Garcia. Well, yeah,
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Speaker 2: Eddie's the not. Eddie's wife is really our old buddy
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Speaker 2: Eddie that used to work here.
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Speaker 3: Eddie's name outshawfing Ma.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but I did text Eddie the other day. We
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Speaker 2: were talking of your text because I at the Dodger game.
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Speaker 2: Marlin's Man invited me to He's a fan of the show.
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Speaker 2: As he drives around South Beach clubbing at late at
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Speaker 2: night there in Miami, and Eddie's name came up, so
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Speaker 2: I text Eddie and then he wrote back, and we
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Speaker 2: were going back and forth on that, and it was
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Speaker 2: it was wonderful. Og Art Puffin writes and says, unlike
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Speaker 2: the poor Podres, whom by this time tomorrow will fail,
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Speaker 2: will fall rather by the mop at the hands of
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Speaker 2: the greatest MLB club to ever exist. Yep, you guessed it,
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Speaker 2: my Los Angeles Dodgers, says og Art Puffman.
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Speaker 1: I did see some.
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Speaker 2: Rhythmic chanting after the Dodgers beat the Padres on a
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Speaker 2: Will Smith home run.
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Speaker 1: There there were.
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Speaker 2: People chanting anti San Diego propaganda there as they were
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Speaker 2: very excited with that late win. After the Dodger bullpen.
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Speaker 2: What's left of the Dodger bullpen, Blue the lead slot boy,
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Speaker 2: that Dodger pitching staff. For all the talk that this
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Speaker 2: team is the greatest pitching staff of all time blah
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Speaker 2: blah blah blah blah blah blah back in spring training,
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Speaker 2: and some of the pitchers that they're out, And I like,
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Speaker 2: I watched baseball every night, I'm watching multiple games. There
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Speaker 2: are guys on the Dodgers. I have no idea who
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Speaker 2: they are. I don't know where they came from I
27:39
Speaker 2: don't know where they're going, and yet doesn't matter. Dodgers
27:44
Speaker 2: end up winning most of these games. They are seventeen
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Speaker 2: games above five hundred, and most of that at Dodger Stadium.
27:53
Speaker 2: That's the twenty fifth comeback win this season for the Dodgers.
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Speaker 2: First place. They've won five in a row and this
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Speaker 2: season against the Padres, who lived to beat the Dodgers.
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Speaker 2: The Padres are one in five against the Doyers this season,
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Speaker 2: which I'm told is not good. I'm told is not good.
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Speaker 2: So over the past weekend turned the Patriot at Golf.
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Speaker 2: But it's not really a golf story. It's just about
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Speaker 2: what you do when you're having a bad couple of days.
28:24
Speaker 2: So the US Open was very difficult outside Pittsburgh. Now
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Speaker 2: I watched a little bit of this. We didn't really
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Speaker 2: do much on it. I did mention the US Open.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't really worthy of a.
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Speaker 1: Full Mallard monologue, I believe.
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Speaker 2: I talked about ry McElroy and some of the things
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Speaker 2: he said over the weekend about I don't need to
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Speaker 2: talk to the media. I've earned the right, you know,
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Speaker 2: because he's God's gift to golf. So we goofed on
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Speaker 2: him a little bit. I didn't really talk about the
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Speaker 2: tournament itself because it really wasn't worthy of a full monologue.
28:52
Speaker 2: But it was a tough weekend, as it's supposed to
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Speaker 2: be at the US Open. And after the event, Dan
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Speaker 2: speF he he said that he was so shaken up.
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Speaker 1: By the way that he played and he didn't do
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Speaker 1: that well and all.
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Speaker 2: That stuff, that he went over to Buffalo Wild Wings
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Speaker 2: and what did he do Abuffal wild Wings?
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Speaker 1: He got hammered.
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Speaker 2: He he said, I needed to throw a few back,
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Speaker 2: just that kind of thing.
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Speaker 1: So he went over there and let it rip, let
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Speaker 1: it rip another It was the third major of the
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Speaker 1: year there at Oakmont, and he's, you know, I just
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Speaker 1: didn't go so well.
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Speaker 2: Some guy named JJ Spahn, who I found out from
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Speaker 2: somebody in San Diego who sent me an email, said
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Speaker 2: he eight students from San Diego State. Man, Like, how
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Speaker 2: am I supposed to know where golfers went to college?
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Speaker 1: Anyway? Uhyah, I'm not that into golf. I'm not. I
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Speaker 1: don't know.
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Speaker 2: I don't have a scorecard where they went to college,
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Speaker 2: nor do I want to know that.
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Speaker 1: I do not want to know that.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, Jordan speed said he was so mentally exhausted
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Speaker 2: when everything was done, so taken aback by the tremendously
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Speaker 2: difficult course that he had to go. And uh, you know,
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Speaker 2: let some let some drinks go unwind and unwind a
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Speaker 2: little bit, crushed some beers and some wings. And let
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Speaker 2: me guess, I'm gonna go on on a limb and
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Speaker 2: say that he's sponsored by Buffalo Wild Wings.
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Speaker 1: I don't know that for sure.
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Speaker 2: It's possible that it's not the case, but uh, I'm
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Speaker 2: just going on a limb.
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Speaker 1: Hears a more.
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Speaker 2: Likely than not, more likely than not that he's got
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Speaker 2: some kind of endorsement deal.
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Speaker 1: Otherwise he would have said Hooters or something else.
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Speaker 2: He would have gone some other direction there and and
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Speaker 2: that's the way that would have gone. Uh, and you
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Speaker 2: feed me in Chicago, writes and he says, Hey, Mallard,
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Speaker 2: a plus and a double butterburger with cheese. On the
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Speaker 2: Mallard monologue at the top of the hour it begin
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Speaker 2: the show, he says Wall Street is taking over professional sports.
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Speaker 2: Eventually that will only be conglomerates owning teams. Says you
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Speaker 2: feed me, Well, if you want an example of that,
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Speaker 2: now you're in Chicago, ya Feemi, and you go down
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Speaker 2: to Wrigley Field now and you drive around that area
31:07
Speaker 2: around the ballpark.
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Speaker 1: The Cubs ownership group.
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Speaker 2: Bought pretty much all of the real estate right around
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Speaker 2: Wrigley Field now.
31:13
Speaker 1: I was at Wrigley Field.
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Speaker 2: Many many years ago, and it's been a minute, and
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Speaker 2: when I had first gone to Wrigley Field, it was
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Speaker 2: the way it had been since.
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Speaker 1: The beginning, right It was just like all these like dive.
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Speaker 2: Bars and housing and they put seats, crappy seats on
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Speaker 2: the roof across from Wrigley Field, and it was just
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Speaker 2: the way it had been and the way I grew
31:34
Speaker 2: up watching it on WGN, the superstation with Harry Carey
31:37
Speaker 2: and Steve Stone calling.
31:39
Speaker 1: Cubs games when I was a kid.
31:40
Speaker 2: So I went there and I saw it, and I
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Speaker 2: was a young guy, as a young adult, I saw
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Speaker 2: it that way. And then I went back a couple
31:46
Speaker 2: of years ago and went to Wrigley and it was
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Speaker 2: like being at Disney Disneyland, like downtown Disney. They had
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Speaker 2: bought pretty much everything around the ballpark and it just
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Speaker 2: had this corporate kind of haze and it just lost
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Speaker 2: all of the feel, if you know what I mean.
32:08
Speaker 2: You know it's just stuff, you know, corporate stuff takes over.
32:11
Speaker 1: And it loses that. I don't know what the word.
32:15
Speaker 2: I'm looking for is, but there's something about that where
32:16
Speaker 2: you just you don't have the same and they try
32:18
Speaker 2: to recreate it, like these teams that buy the property
32:21
Speaker 2: around the ball, but they try to re Like the
32:23
Speaker 2: Red Sox did the same thing in Boston.
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Speaker 1: They bought a lot of the stuff around Finnway.
32:28
Speaker 2: And it's a little different there because of the way
32:31
Speaker 2: the setup is around Finway Park, at least in my
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Speaker 2: experience when I've been there a few times over the years.
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Speaker 2: But Wrigley Field just really felt like so corporate, like
32:39
Speaker 2: it was like over the top corporate. Anyway, it is
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Speaker 2: the Ben Mallor Show. As we are working a way
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Speaker 2: through the over night. Now I think we have the
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Speaker 2: play of the day. I have no idea. I did
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Speaker 2: not find out what the player it is, so I
32:50
Speaker 2: don't know what it is. I don't know what sport
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Speaker 2: is from. I have no idea. So I guess we'll
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Speaker 2: just say play the play of the day and then
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Speaker 2: we'll find out what it is.
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Speaker 1: I have no idea. Nobody told me here we go
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Speaker 1: hit that button night Smith is a fly ball right
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Speaker 1: center field. Tutsi's on there on hut the Woodie track
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Speaker 1: hit the walk un It's gone. Hey, this team is over.
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Speaker 1: Pay celebrate in front of the play oh walk up
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Speaker 1: home run for Will Smith, the Dodgers winning the ninth
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Speaker 1: four to three.
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Speaker 2: All right, well, there it is the Dodgers winning the
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Speaker 2: game on a M five seventy the blowtorch in La
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Speaker 2: the Insta trivia. And this is a blatant attempt to
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Speaker 2: does tie into the play of the day or this
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Speaker 2: was not playing because I literally had no idea what
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Speaker 2: the play of the day was going to be. But
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Speaker 2: here is the Insta trivia. Will Smith, who you just
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Speaker 2: hit the heard hit that home run for the Doyers.
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Speaker 2: Will Smith hit his third career pinchit walk off home run.
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Speaker 2: Now Blank holds the MLB record with six career pinchit
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Speaker 2: walk off home runs. Again, Dodgers catcher Will Smith hit
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Speaker 2: his third career pinchit walk.
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Speaker 1: Off home run.
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Speaker 2: Blank, though holds the all time Major League Baseball record
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Speaker 2: with six career pinchit walk off home runs.
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Speaker 1: That is the Insta tribute. The answer.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to it, and we have Mallard of the
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Speaker 2: get off the air. All right, time now for the
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Speaker 2: instad trivia. And here it is a blatant attempt to
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Speaker 2: get you to listen a bit longer. So last night
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Speaker 2: at Dodgers Stadium, the Dodgers and Podres Podres came back
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Speaker 2: to tight and then the Dodgers won and the walk
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Speaker 2: off home run Will Smith it his third career pinch
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Speaker 2: it walk off home run for the Doyers. Blank holds
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Speaker 2: the MLB record with six career pinch it walk off
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Speaker 2: home runs. That is the question, And what is the answer.
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Speaker 2: Let's does anyone know the answer? Ostrich Ant is up
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Speaker 2: late with us. He's going with Kermit the Frog. That's
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Speaker 2: his answer. Scott Hadiberg good name by o g art
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Speaker 2: puffin Benny the Bull from your FEMI in Chicago, Milkman
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Speaker 2: Mike in Colorado says, black thunder, white lightning is the answer.
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Speaker 1: Who else?
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Speaker 2: Bill Miller guessed by Alf the alien o final one
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Speaker 2: of the games I was watching, Bill Miller was the
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Speaker 2: crew chief. I think that might have been the Yankee game.
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Speaker 1: He has another job.
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Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, he moonlights and then comes in and does
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Speaker 2: the show. You're allowed late night drug tester says, you
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Speaker 2: are Maclamore, who is forty two today?
36:38
Speaker 1: Do you know who Maclamore is? I do, yes, he
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Speaker 1: used to date Ariana Grande. Okay, that's on his Wikipedia pitch.
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Speaker 2: Keith Ocho, Texo says the answer is obviously legendary slugger
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Speaker 2: Ichiro Suzuki, unless it's not Eke in Roseville, Minnesota, the
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Speaker 2: legend who we met the malar meet and greets going
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Speaker 2: with Matt Stairs as his answer. Sean in Portland says
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Speaker 2: dj as he Jeff is the way to go Donkey
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Speaker 2: Sausage going with Chris Rock and uh yeah, keep mom,
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Speaker 2: that's will Well Will Smith to keep my wife's name.
37:09
Speaker 2: Uh what a Dolly parton Guests by Bobby in Florida,
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Speaker 2: Henry Rowan Gartner from Slim tim one of the iconic
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Speaker 2: baseball movies of all time, Royce Lewis from Robin, Minnesota,
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Speaker 2: Don Baylor from a Reek in Minnesota. Joe Exoticus by
37:27
Speaker 2: our friend Gil in San Diego. The Grill Sergeant is listening.
37:32
Speaker 2: You know it's a big night. If the grill sergeant's listening.
37:35
Speaker 2: He says, the answer has to be says I'm at
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Speaker 2: the drive through. It has to be Ronald McDonald. That
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Speaker 2: that is the answer unless unless it's not. No, the
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Speaker 2: correct answer, LARRAINA. Do you know the answer, Lorraine?
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Speaker 3: Yes, I think I know it again, Bett, Okay, go ahead,
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Speaker 3: Doc mix stuff it.
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Speaker 1: That is correct, You got it right, Good job.
37:53
Speaker 2: But you know it's actually Jason Giambi, the Gambino. Jason
37:58
Speaker 2: Giambi was six double Will Smith, but Jiambi played a
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Speaker 2: long time for the Yankees in the A's Jason Giambi
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Speaker 2: six career pinch it walk off home runs.
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Speaker 1: Here we go, Here we go, Here we go, we go.
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Speaker 1: How about here we go, Here we go, Here we go.
38:13
Speaker 5: This is gets grail, all right.
38:18
Speaker 3: So the Packers will not be extending the contracts of
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Speaker 3: Matt Lafleur and g and Brian Gudukunz before the season
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Speaker 3: team president and policy.
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Speaker 1: Yeah that's the sounds like his porn name. Yeah yeah.
38:29
Speaker 3: He also said that he is generally opposed to the
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Speaker 3: head coach and general manager working as lame ducks, so
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Speaker 3: this would imply that those two will either have extensions
38:37
Speaker 3: by this time next year or be fired by this
38:39
Speaker 3: time next year.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, which do you have your money on? Ben?
38:42
Speaker 2: All right, so you go back the Green Bay Packers
38:44
Speaker 2: since the year two thousand, the year two thousand, I
38:48
Speaker 2: believe they've had three coaches in the last twenty five years.
38:52
Speaker 2: That's it. That's all. So there's a weird setup ownership.
38:57
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go they keep everyone nothing shape in status
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Speaker 2: quo at lambeau Field that they'll get extensions Lafour unless
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Speaker 2: he wants to go somewhere else and Gouda kuns Gotta
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Speaker 2: be careful how you say that?
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Speaker 3: In next Jaguars gym James Gladstone said an interview on
39:13
Speaker 3: Tuesday that Travis hunter stamina is so incredible that he
39:16
Speaker 3: could play offense and defense for an entire game.
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Speaker 1: Ben, Do you think we'll get a chance to see that? Yeah?
39:21
Speaker 5: Why not?
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Speaker 1: Jacksonville sucks.
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Speaker 2: You might as well play him every single play, play
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Speaker 2: them on special teams, play them on defense, play them
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Speaker 2: on offense. Give people a reason to watch a pathetic
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Speaker 2: team with the overrated Trevor Lawrence, who's been a bust,
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Speaker 2: who was supposed to be God's gift at the quarterback position,
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Speaker 2: The flowing locks like Samson, and the guy stinks at quarterbacks,
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Speaker 2: so why not just play? Play them every play? And
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Speaker 2: you know that's we have nothing.
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Speaker 1: Else to watch The Jags fort next.
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Speaker 3: Lebron James will turn forty one in December, but isn't
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Speaker 3: prepared to offer a timeline to when he will hang
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Speaker 3: it up, saying that he will just see how his
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Speaker 3: body and family reacts.
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Speaker 1: Ben, what are the chances this is his last season?
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Speaker 2: Well, I'll guarantee you Lebron's not just gonna walk away
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Speaker 2: without a good retirement tour. Everyone kisses his ass, so
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Speaker 2: you'll know when Lebron's ready to hang it up. Because
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Speaker 2: he doesn't want to get a rocking chair, bottles of wine,
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Speaker 2: pieces of arts. He wants everyone to he can bend over,
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Speaker 2: everyone can kiss his ass on his way out of
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Speaker 2: the NBA.
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Speaker 1: So he'll announce when he's gonna retire. It's give me
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Speaker 1: a couple more years. How do we do? He passes?
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Speaker 2: Does that to win on the board, won the game,
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Speaker 2: hollering James, that's a winner, James