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Speaker 1: Weekend conclusions here. On the Macambone Show, we've concluded that
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Speaker 1: we may have quite a developing situation here. The New
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Speaker 1: York Post has put out photos of Diana Russini. I
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Speaker 1: know you don't want to hear, fiddy, but she's on
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Speaker 1: a luxury cruise with her husband, trying to reconcile her
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Speaker 1: marriage apparently, so she's on a cruise, right, Where's mac.
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Speaker 2: On a cruise?
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Speaker 1: Is there a chance that they're on the same crew, Chip?
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Speaker 2: I would love that to be the case.
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Speaker 3: I'd love that to happen, because you know, Mack would
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Speaker 3: not be able to help himself if he saw Diana Raciini, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: with her or without her husband, he would have to
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Speaker 3: go up, introduce himself and then ask, then ask all
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Speaker 3: the questions that we want to answer to.
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Speaker 1: What if he know he's excited to watch this the
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Speaker 1: tonight's soccer match on the cruise. What if he's gonna
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Speaker 1: watch it with Diana and her and her husband? Ultimate
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Speaker 1: distraction weekend conclusions here, and before we get awfully silly
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Speaker 1: like we normally do, and we will hear it's with
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Speaker 1: tremendous sadness that we woke up yesterday to find out
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Speaker 1: that we lost a dear friend of the show in
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Speaker 1: her battle with cancer. That is a story that happens
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Speaker 1: far too much in life. On this show, we seem
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Speaker 1: to lose a lot of people to that. Meghan Lee Duke.
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Speaker 1: Meghan a fixture on social media. She's been on the
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Speaker 1: show a number of times. She competed against me in
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Speaker 1: various trivia contests a couple of years ago. A one
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Speaker 1: of one character that lived with a passion for sports
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Speaker 1: and that fierce loyalty to her friends and her teams.
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Speaker 1: I was in a group chat at one point with
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Speaker 1: her and Mark from Gastonia, and it's kind of sad
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Speaker 1: to think that they're both gone now. When Mabel died
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Speaker 1: in February, I got a package in the mail and
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Speaker 1: it was a giant blanket photo of Mabel that she
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Speaker 1: sent to me. That's kind of the kind of friend
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Speaker 1: that she was. She was the kind of fan that
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Speaker 1: like as a Duke fan like me, a lot of
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Speaker 1: times you don't want to talk to people, even in
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Speaker 1: your own fan base when things go wrong, But when
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Speaker 1: she would text you or call you whatever, you would
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Speaker 1: go through the misery together. She's one of those people that, however, miserable,
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Speaker 1: you were fitty about your team, Panthers, game Cocks, Duke,
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Speaker 1: whatever team she had, she would make it fifty times
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Speaker 1: worse because she'd be going through with worse than you were.
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Speaker 1: Just one of those type of friends you knew her.
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Speaker 1: She was just a light in this world that we
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Speaker 1: lost way too soon.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, dare I say bo in my outside of you,
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Speaker 3: I guess my favorite Duke fan that I've I've built
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Speaker 3: a relationship or had a friendship with. And look, we
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Speaker 3: we There'd be times that her and I would mix
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Speaker 3: it up, but at the end of the day, we
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Speaker 3: were just like you know, it was we understood it
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Speaker 3: was rivalry banter.
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Speaker 1: That's who she was. Though she would fight anybody to
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Speaker 1: defend either herself or her team. That's just the way
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Speaker 1: she was wired, exactly.
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Speaker 3: And I can remember, you know, because as you mentioned
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Speaker 3: a big time presence on the show as when I
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Speaker 3: was a listener to the show, I remember those phone calls.
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Speaker 3: I remember the trivia is that that that y'all would do.
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Speaker 3: And so you know, I think when I first got
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Speaker 3: hired here, she was one of the very first few
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Speaker 3: people that like reached out and congratulated me. And you
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Speaker 3: would would kind of keep up with me on all
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Speaker 3: my journeys. I've made my way nowt to producing the
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Speaker 3: morning show here at w f n Z.
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Speaker 2: So it was it was heartbreaking.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 3: She sent out a litany of tweets about I guess
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Speaker 3: ten days ago or so, updating her her progress and
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Speaker 3: her battle, and she made it known that she wasn't
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Speaker 3: gonna quit, that she was gonna fight out. And you
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Speaker 3: know when Stewart Scott got got his his award at
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Speaker 3: the SP's that one year, he talked about how you
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Speaker 3: beat cancer by the way in which you live. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: and and then she fought a battle as courageous as
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Speaker 3: as we've seen. And it was definitely a somber a
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Speaker 3: somber news or a somber part of what was a
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Speaker 3: weekend fold of celebration for the Twitter pigieth anniversary of
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Speaker 3: our country. But woke up to that news yesterday and
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Speaker 3: was pretty sad for most of the day.
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Speaker 1: And I hope she's surrounded. I'm looking at a wall
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Speaker 1: to my left and my right. Over here to my left,
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Speaker 1: there's Jerry V's photo. Uh, there's multiple photos of Mark
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Speaker 1: from Gastonia. And over here is our dear friend, my
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Speaker 1: former high school classmate and co worker here, Mark Sidel,
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Speaker 1: And those are just a few and name there that
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Speaker 1: that people may remember. We we have had far too many.
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Speaker 1: A wall is here for people unexpectedly, even Jerry V
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Speaker 1: happened very quickly, So she's in that pantheon to me
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Speaker 1: of friendship of characters. And we dedicate not only today,
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Speaker 1: but the show's going forward to the memory of Meghan Lee.
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Speaker 1: So who just wanted to say that before we get
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Speaker 1: silly Fiddy. I watched a movie this weekend that has
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Speaker 1: made over three hundred million dollars in the box office,
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Speaker 1: but you can now rent it on Amazon, and I thought, boy,
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Speaker 1: this this is an idea for fiddy until I saw
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Speaker 1: the movie and I need you not to do this.
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Speaker 1: Have you heard about the movie Obsession?
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Speaker 2: I think I've heard about the movie.
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Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, It's where a guy has a crush on
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Speaker 1: its coworker and he gets to make one wish with
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Speaker 1: this thing that he bought and he wishes that the
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Speaker 1: girl would like him, and then she ends up stalking
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Speaker 1: him and it's it's it's pretty gruesome. So I need you.
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Speaker 1: I know that might be a wish you would make
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Speaker 1: if you get this chance to make a wish. Send
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Speaker 1: it to like the Mets or something. Don't do this.
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Speaker 1: This is not good, man, What the Streak's not worth it? Fitting?
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: When you've been four years, two months, twenty seven days,
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Speaker 3: ten hours, four minutes and fifteen seconds, I'd sign up
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Speaker 3: for a stalker.
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Speaker 1: Have you ever thought about ending the streak?
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Speaker 2: It enters my mind every day when I.
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Speaker 1: Wake up, because this is like, this is becoming like
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Speaker 1: Kyle Ripken streak here. Oh yeah, but he played the game.
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Speaker 3: I'm the lu Garig. I'm the iron Man of not
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Speaker 3: having relations. It's not something I'm very proud of. But
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Speaker 3: we all have to wear our badges. Mine's just a
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Speaker 3: different badge.
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Speaker 1: Hey, I'm sure at some point Travis Kelsey thought to himself,
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Speaker 1: I'm never gonna end my streak and look ahead. He
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Speaker 1: ended up at a small ceremony. Do you have any
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Speaker 1: conclusions there? Fitting?
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Saturday was obviously the fourth of July, and I did
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Speaker 3: what a lot of people did to celebrate the occasion,
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Speaker 3: had a cookout, got into the pool and invited Flounder
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Speaker 3: over to said pool. Flounder texted me at two thirty
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Speaker 3: in the afternoon Hey, I'm ready to hang out if
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Speaker 3: you still want to hang two thirty was wanting to
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Speaker 3: make sure it was still okay to hang out, and
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Speaker 3: I texted him back and said, hey, man, we're eating
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Speaker 3: at four o'clock, but whenever you want to come over,
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Speaker 3: come over.
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Speaker 2: He shows up.
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Speaker 3: At four o'clock, right as we're getting ready to make
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Speaker 3: our way to the pool, get into the pool, wait
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Speaker 3: for the burgers and the hot dogs, all.
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Speaker 2: The food to be ready. He shows up without a
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Speaker 2: bathing suit. He shows up just.
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Speaker 1: Not in the water, right, you mean, just to your house. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: shows up and well I thought you just went all natural. No,
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Speaker 1: he shows up and you can pouch out. He's just
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Speaker 1: in a.
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Speaker 3: Pair of khakis and in a nicely dressed pole. He
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Speaker 3: was dressed better for the cookout than how he shows
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Speaker 3: up to work most days here at wfn Z. But
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Speaker 3: we walked to the pool and I said, you bring
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Speaker 3: your bathing suit and he said no, And I was like,
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Speaker 3: why not? Well, I figured, oh, you were done swimming
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Speaker 3: for the day at four o'clock. At four o'clock on
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Speaker 3: the fourth of July, where people shoot fireworks off way
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Speaker 3: into the night, you're maybe just getting ready for your
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Speaker 3: local cookout, barbeque, whatever does you're doing.
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Speaker 2: I can tell my guys never been to a pool,
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Speaker 2: You're not.
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Speaker 1: I presoaked yet yourself, and you're just getting going.
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Speaker 3: I had actually gotten to the pool that morning after
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Speaker 3: I got done cutting a little bit of grass, got
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Speaker 3: in the pool for about forty forty five minutes. But
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Speaker 3: I was reminded once again how little of lives we
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Speaker 3: live when my best friend thought at four o'clock I
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Speaker 3: was done swimming for the day, and luckily we had
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Speaker 3: some extra band suits for him to change into, but
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Speaker 3: he was not gonna get in the water. And I
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Speaker 3: was like, I know what to tell you, dude, because
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Speaker 3: I'm not gonna not go swimming since you thought I
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Speaker 3: was done swimming at four pm.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean a lot of people, believe it or not.
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Speaker 1: People think I go to bed at four pm, Fitty.
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Speaker 1: Can you believe that.
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Speaker 2: Some days I wish they weren't going to bed at four.
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Speaker 1: Pool I have before. Maybe that's uh, maybe that's why
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Speaker 1: got myself in a little bit of a restaurant situation. Fitty.
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Speaker 1: I need to ask you, am I either am I
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Speaker 1: wrong to be upset or do you think that I'm
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Speaker 1: on the right side here. So I took the Lovely
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Speaker 1: tear out the other night for Fourth of July dinner.
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Speaker 1: Had a reservation for about a week or so with
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Speaker 1: the I'm not gonna I'm not gonna name the place
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Speaker 1: for good or for bad. I'm not gonna, I'm not
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Speaker 1: gonna name the place. But I went to a restaurant
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Speaker 1: not far from me and that gets good reviews, and
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Speaker 1: they reminded me about the reservation via whatever their their
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Speaker 1: texting system, over and over again every day. Hey, you're
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Speaker 1: your dinner for six. Confirment, Saturday confirment. Hey, you've got
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Speaker 1: an hour to get here, confirm it. So we do
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Speaker 1: all that. We get there at six and the hostess
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Speaker 1: I kind of walked to the front. There's a gathering
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Speaker 1: of people and I move around them, hatt a bit
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Speaker 1: of an attitude about hang on, I'll get to you.
9:53
Speaker 1: When again put the hand up like hang on, I'll
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Speaker 1: get to you. All I said was we have a reservation.
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Speaker 1: And then here comes what I isa I assume was
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Speaker 1: maybe the owner. I don't know. She says, well, we
10:05
Speaker 1: have two options. Right now. You can sit outside. We
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Speaker 1: had a reservation, and trust me, one hundred and two
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Speaker 1: degrees out there, or you can wait forty five minutes.
10:17
Speaker 1: I said, well, we had a reservation, and she said, well,
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Speaker 1: those are the options that we have right now. My
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Speaker 1: question is, if you have a reservation and you remind
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Speaker 1: me repeatedly, why is it still a forty five minute wait?
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Speaker 1: Does that make sense to you at all?
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Speaker 2: No, it does not.
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Speaker 1: I understand you're busy. You know, I'm not a complainer,
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Speaker 1: But if you're going to remind me over and over
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Speaker 1: again six o'clock, six o'clock, six o'clock, we get there
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Speaker 1: on time, and your options are outside or I'll probably
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Speaker 1: die or wait forty five minutes, Well, I'll probably die
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Speaker 1: waiting outside. To me, why even do reservations on that day?
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Speaker 1: Then that makes no sense to me?
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Speaker 3: Or you know, with the fact that you made a reservation,
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Speaker 3: maybe update your reservation, just say hey, big we're busy,
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Speaker 3: We're gonna move you back six fifteen.
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Speaker 2: Six thirty. Whatever it is.
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Speaker 3: You experienced a Seinfeld bit when he goes to get
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Speaker 3: his rental car. I know, and then they did not
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Speaker 3: have the reservation. There After he made the reservation for
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Speaker 3: the mid sized car, they did not have the mid
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Speaker 3: sized car reserved for him.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure all the people that were there that you
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Speaker 1: were sitting in front of us didn't have reservations. Like,
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Speaker 1: God bless them, but don't take reservations if you can't
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Speaker 1: keep my reservation. So pointed that this is very side
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Speaker 1: felt like, I agree to one thousand percent, but it
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Speaker 1: makes sense. Why would I make a reservation and then
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Speaker 1: you made me wait forty five minutes? Forty five minutes
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Speaker 1: ordinarily say it's not a big deal, but it's also
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Speaker 1: a place where you don't want to stand too close
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Speaker 1: to the front. You'd have to go wait outside. So
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Speaker 1: I'm either gonna die eating out in the outside or
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna wait outside. Either way, I'd be dying in
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Speaker 1: forty five minutes.
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Speaker 3: Ishmael wants to know Bone, when did Chile start accepting
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Speaker 3: online reservation.
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Speaker 1: Hey, settle down if you know the right people. Hao
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Speaker 1: also said right before that about the movie obsession and
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Speaker 1: the wish that Fitty already used that and got flounder.
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Speaker 1: That's why he stuck with them, all right, Yeah, the
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Speaker 1: restaurant hose you Bone, Yeah, everyone said, Everyone's saying I'm right,
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Speaker 1: I'm right, And I did send an email. I didn't
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Speaker 1: go full care, but I tried to say why. I
12:29
Speaker 1: tried to ask them why, explain to me the system
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Speaker 1: how it works here, like I wanted to. I'm not
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Speaker 1: ripping your food. I'm not. I just want to know
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Speaker 1: what's the point of having the reservation if there's no
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Speaker 1: point to that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I haven't gotten to that part in life where
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Speaker 3: I've been so annoyed to send an email.
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Speaker 2: I've never gotten to the point where I've been so
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Speaker 2: annoyed that I've had to make a phone call.
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Speaker 3: Had to call the KFC the other night for my
12:55
Speaker 3: mama because they got her order wrong and she was
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Speaker 3: and she was not very happy about it.
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Speaker 2: But I have not gotten to that point just yet.
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Speaker 2: But we watched it.
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Speaker 1: I went through a stage where I I got free
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Speaker 1: pop tarts once, free deodorant once I could send it
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Speaker 1: good email here and there?
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Speaker 2: Why were you getting free pop tarts into the odorant?
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Speaker 1: Because I didn't feel like they put They sent me
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Speaker 1: a pop tart with no frosting on it, and I
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Speaker 1: thought this.
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Speaker 2: It was they did you buy a non frosted pop tart?
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Speaker 1: Well, no, no, it was a box of frosted pop
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Speaker 1: tarts and it came with a non frosted one in
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Speaker 1: there and I said I can't. I can't. I can't
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Speaker 1: live this life.
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Speaker 2: And the deodorant episode.
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Speaker 1: I forget what it was. I think it fell off
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Speaker 1: right away. It wasn't like I could get some free now.
13:38
Speaker 1: I haven't done it lately, but I can get some
13:39
Speaker 1: free stuff now, I can get some free stuff.
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Speaker 3: There's I mean, there's nothing wrong with it. I just
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Speaker 3: I don't know if it's always been worth it. I
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Speaker 3: guess for me, it's never been worth the hass all
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Speaker 3: the time.
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Speaker 1: Oh, people are asking if I if we stayed or laughed.
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Speaker 1: We laughed because I wasn't. Again, I'm not built for
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Speaker 1: waiting outside in that one hundred degree weather for forty five.
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Speaker 1: I didn't have to stand outside. But I also had
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Speaker 1: the girlfriend terror there, She's not gonna want to wait
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Speaker 1: forty five minutes. Now we were going to like it
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Speaker 1: wasn't a five star restaurant here. Any other conclusions there.
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Speaker 2: For yeah, I was.
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Speaker 1: I was going to conclusion or my back though I
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Speaker 1: appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: Watch the Patriot on Saturday night.
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Speaker 3: Was wanting to watch Tombstone, the greatest American film of
14:22
Speaker 3: all time. It's nowhere for free on all the different
14:27
Speaker 3: streaming platforms. We have Tombstone, you have to pay to
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Speaker 3: watch it. I'm a big fan of Heath Ledger's Joker.
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Speaker 3: I think it's one of the greatest, like individual performances
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Speaker 3: of all time.
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Speaker 1: Even I've seen that one.
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Speaker 3: And I'm not gonna say that I've never like appreciated
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Speaker 3: mel Gibson, because I do like him. I think his
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Speaker 3: role in The Patriot is a very underrated role. It's
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Speaker 3: a long movie, like and if you watch you with ads,
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Speaker 3: it was about three and a half fouls for us
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Speaker 3: to get through.
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Speaker 2: It on Saturday night.
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Speaker 3: But I don't know if mel Gibson's role in The Patriot,
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Speaker 3: I think gets the love that maybe it should. I
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Speaker 3: think the story itself gets a lot of claim, and
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Speaker 3: there's some acting star power in there with the very
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Speaker 3: young Heath Ledger.
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Speaker 2: But as someone that likes.
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Speaker 3: To critique the acting job of others, I was I
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Speaker 3: came away really impressed with mel Gibson's role in The Patriot.
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Speaker 1: Obviously a guy whose career took a little bit of
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Speaker 1: a turn on the way, Mel Gibson in the eighties
15:29
Speaker 1: and nineties was one of the biggest stars in the world.
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Speaker 1: I would say my favorite Mel Gibson movies, probably the
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Speaker 1: Lethal Weapons series. I love the Lethal Weapon movies when
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Speaker 1: I was younger, so I would go Wethal Weapons as
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Speaker 1: my favorite mel Gibson movies.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, those are good.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I've actually seen those. Yeah, haven't seen alf haven't
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Speaker 3: seen Gilligan's Island. I've seen the Lethal Weapons.
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Speaker 1: Well, well that's very good. There. Did you get into
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Speaker 1: the what did you have more interest in this weekend fitty?
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Speaker 1: When you were watching social media? The Taylor Swift wedding
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Speaker 1: or Joey Chestnuts continued dominance of Coney Island.
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Speaker 3: I purposely avoided both, and we get for New York events,
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Speaker 3: though ignored both. Bone I do not get the obsession
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Speaker 3: with watching people eat hot dogs, like I don't look
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Speaker 3: at what he's done, and I'm not impressed by it.
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Speaker 3: I don't go to the extremes that I'm grossed out
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Speaker 3: by it. But I've never unders I've never understood why
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Speaker 3: people attend this event. I've never understood why people watch
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Speaker 3: this event on television. It's not something that interested me,
16:34
Speaker 3: and I would think that at some point this thing
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Speaker 3: would just go away, it would fade off into the
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Speaker 3: ether and we just forget about it. But every year
16:42
Speaker 3: at the fourth of July there it is, what noon,
16:45
Speaker 3: one o'clock on the holiday, We're watching a bunch of
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Speaker 3: grown adults.
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Speaker 1: I'm a big fan of it, but I do think
16:54
Speaker 1: we're getting to the point where it's the same thing
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Speaker 1: every year. What Chestnut's amazing to watch, But we need
17:01
Speaker 1: some We need some parody in that sport. We need
17:04
Speaker 1: someone again to step up. I suggested, maybe you need
17:07
Speaker 1: to be making any chili dogs. Maybe make two people
17:10
Speaker 1: scores count against his what. We need something here for
17:14
Speaker 1: interest because right now it's just Joey Chestnut verse his
17:18
Speaker 1: own records. We need someone either he retires. This sport
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Speaker 1: desperately needs more parody in it.
17:25
Speaker 2: And it's not a sport.
17:26
Speaker 1: Oh, it's very much a sport.
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Speaker 2: It's a it's a it's a hobby.
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Speaker 1: No, well, have you seen bad Lands Booker drink lemonade?
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Speaker 1: That's not an athlete, Unfortunately I have. But anybody can
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Speaker 1: become a competitive eater. Not everyone can play football, basketball, baseball,
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Speaker 1: or soccer.
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Speaker 2: It's it's not a sport. It's it's a hobby.
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Speaker 3: And I think that's my problem with it is it
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Speaker 3: gets billed as this great achievement. If I practiced hard
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Speaker 3: enough and long enough, I could eat hot dogs out
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Speaker 3: of competitive rate.
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Speaker 1: No, I don't think. I don't think you. I don't
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Speaker 1: think he could. You couldn't do what these people do.
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Speaker 3: You don't think if I spent the time expanding my
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Speaker 3: stomach and stretching my stomach, I could eat competitive competitive.
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Speaker 1: That not to this level. How do you think you
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Speaker 1: could eat?
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean I once ate six at
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Speaker 2: Flounder's birthday party.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you ate six, Now go eat sixty one more.
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Speaker 2: I just I don't think it's a sport.
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Speaker 1: You've also you also helped Kyle Bailey move and you
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Speaker 1: threw up in his yard after like eight minutes.
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Speaker 3: Look, and a lot of people, you know, bring that up.
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Speaker 3: But that ad it was like one hundred and fifteen degrees.
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Speaker 2: What are you think?
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Speaker 1: It is a Cody island out there? Fifteen It's hot
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Speaker 1: out there.
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Speaker 3: Like and somehow, as being the helper, I carried more
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Speaker 3: of Kyle Bailey's moving stuff than he did.
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Speaker 1: Like it was a smart It was a smart.
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Speaker 3: Play by Kyle. Kyle as much as I moved Kyle. No,
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Speaker 3: I am not saying that I'm more man. It was
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Speaker 3: just a smart move by him to now exhaust himself
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Speaker 3: because that he moved as much as I moved for him,
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Speaker 3: he would have gotten sick, point blank period. I was
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Speaker 3: just willing to go help him because that's the kind
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Speaker 3: of coworker that I am.
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Speaker 1: How many hot dogs do you think you could eat
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Speaker 1: in a segment? Here?
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Speaker 2: In a segment? Which segment we go in?
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Speaker 3: You know, the Mac opening twenty segment, because you know
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Speaker 3: there's gonna be some strategy has to be played in here.
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Speaker 3: If it's the eight minute segment, probably not gonna be
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Speaker 3: a lot competitive.
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Speaker 1: A forty five segment because that's equal to what they
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Speaker 1: have on the clock, or you know, ten to fifteen minutes.
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Speaker 1: We tried to do this once back in the day,
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Speaker 1: and we ate like eight hot dogs as a team.
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Speaker 1: So it's not as easy as think it is. The buns.
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Speaker 1: The buns are heavy. What that's it? You got?
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Speaker 2: You don't get