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Leaving on a Private Jet · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show, Monday morning, twelfth
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day, February MS. Thanks for joining me the day after the Super Bowl.
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Some say this should be a holiday. We're just about to the point
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where it will be. We're one extra game away from that being the case,
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now that there's seventeen games in the regular season, right, and that
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I guess was added so that all the teams can eventually have one game overseas
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every year and still have their eight home games and eight away games. I
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feel like that's what that's about, isn't it the extra game? I don't
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know. I don't know what they're doing with that, but they do want
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them all playing, you know. I guess we've got a Brazil game coming.
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We've got obviously Germany and London, well else Mexico City, anywhere they
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can play. Are we playing in Canada yet? Have we done like a
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Toronto game or I don't know. But my point is if they get one
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more week, just one more week into the season, push it back one
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more week, then it'll be a holiday weekend anyway, and then the game.
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My kids don't have to go to bed in the fourth quarter and then
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have to miss overtime. Sorry spoiler alert, there was overtime last night.
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I do you think Kyle Shanahan feels about that. He's done that twice now
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on the losing end of overtime games. Now, I understand it's very different
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scenarios, and I'm not mocking. The guy would have much rather seen the
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forty nine ers win last night. I think he probably picked up on that,
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But I really didn't have a dog in the fight in any capacity.
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Didn't mean anything to me. Honestly. I'm over with the constant and then
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the season's done now, so I guess for at least a little while for
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the off season, they can stop with all of the you know, Travis
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Kelcey and Taylor Swift stuff. That's I'm ready to be done with that.
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I'm gonna talk about it a little bit this morning, because I told you
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that I would, because she did exactly what we all knew she was gonna
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do for a while now. But we'll get to that in a second.
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But one more week, one more and then we'll get into that scenario where
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it would be President's Day weekend and then you know, you could stay up
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and the kids can stay up and watch the game if you want, if
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they can, but mine, you know they got they got school tomorrow.
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Well, first of all, let me just say this. Jake tapped out
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himself. He was ready to go to bed about his normal bedtime when he's
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not up late doing school work. He's in a really good school. He
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does school work really late sometimes and that's because they do get a lot of
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work and sometimes, you know, perfect storm, every class has a bunch
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of work and he ends up with homework and those kinds of things. Luke
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usually is on top of his work while he's in class. He's not up
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really late doing work. It's happened a few times. He just likes stand
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up late, especially if they're sports to watch. And he was pretty confident
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after the first couple of possessions of the game yesterday that the Chiefs were gonna
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win. I felt like that too. I mean, the forty nine ers
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came out absolutely dominated. They were in every position to win the game if
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they had just put points on the board early, but they weren't doing that,
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and they were settling and just not getting it done early. And you
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knew they had to really hang some points to But Steve Spagnolo, defensive coordinator
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for the Chiefs, has now won four Super Bowls as a defensive coordinator,
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and I guess three with the Chiefs, one with the Giants, and he
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was the mastermind behind beating the undefeated Patriots. With the Giants, he did
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a little time as a head coach and then ended up as an assistant coach
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again as defensive coordinator, and the guy's just a really good defensive brain.
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I don't know if he'll get another shot at a head coach gig. He
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should be getting some consideration for that. But you know, like I said,
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I'm not a fan of either team. A lot of this for me
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was just about being sick of hearing and seeing. And I hit a point
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last night where I thought, if Travis Kelcey scores this game winning touchdown,
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I'm just going to be done. Because all the people who've been saying that
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the NFL scripted and I don't subscribe to that. But I actually said to
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Jill last night, I was like, if that happens, it's gonna be
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hard for me to push away all of that speculation, even though I don't
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believe it. I don't believe it's all scripted. I do think that you
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have some games where the refs really seem to get involved. And I've talked
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about that at great length. The NBA went through that where they actually had
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a ref who was doing that. He's been found out, he's admitted to
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doing it, and all those sorts of things. But you know, there's
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some times when you're watching any sport, you think, and gambling's now so
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prominent in these things. We get so much of that now that it's really
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hard not to at least raise an eyebrow, you know. And I mean
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the game was in Vegas. We all kind of thought, is this really
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the best place for a Super Bowl and all that stuff, So I didn't
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really I mean, there were a couple of scenarios when it came to championships
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and you got, you know two. I mean, this is now officially
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a dynasty for the Chiefs. They've won three, they've won back to back.
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You know, they're a powerhouse, forty nine ers. I honestly thought
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that maybe a year ago they could have beaten the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
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I definitely think they would have beaten the Eagles in the NFC Championship game
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if brock Purty didn't get hurt, but he did, and they were digging
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deep into their roster. I think their backup got I think at one point
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McCaffrey was in there playing quarterback. I mean, it was wild in that
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NFC Championship game. And I think this could have been, you know,
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a back to back, same two teams playing again. I really do.
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If party doesn't get hurt last year in the NFC Championship game. But anyway,
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they're officially a dynasty, and of course we know the forty nine ers
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were one of the great dynasties in the NFL history, right, So this
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was a great as far as matchups goes is what you want. You had.
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The Taylor Swift effect was certainly there. Again, I don't know why
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you need gambling, and I don't know why you need Taylor Swift. I
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do know that for advertising purposes this year, And I'm not one of those
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people who's like, oh, I gotta watch all the commercials. There was
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a time when I was doing you know, music radio Top forty and adult
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contemporary, you had to talk about the commercials. We may touch on those
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a little bit I don't know later, but I just that's not the focus
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of the game for me, and I always like, why is this the
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focus. I understand it's about money, and I get that. Hey,
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I'm a free market guy. Good for them, get what they can get
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out of it. I get it. But that shouldn't be why you're watching
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the game. It just shouldn't be. I know there's some people who don't
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care about the game, and they're going to want to see whatever. And
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I think some of the movie trailers have become sort of the new thing,
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which is great. You know, I don't know that people are really as
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excited about movies as they were before COVID. I think COVID squashed a lot
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of things, and movie going to the movies was one of those things.
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It just seemed to die die a quick death. And then people were in
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streaming. Of course, this is why the studios fought streaming for so long.
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They wanted options for you to rent, you know, the old VHS
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or the DVD or even the Blu ray, or to buy it. They
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didn't necessarily want you to just have the catalog available online. And now they're
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trying to figure out, well, how do we end up still, so
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they give you the options. You know, they'll give you like, okay,
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well for these couple of months, these movies will be available streaming,
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and then they take them down. You know, some of these movies just
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disappear. It's not like you have an abundance of these movies always available all
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the time. The number of times we have sat down as a family and
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thought I kind of wouldn't mind watching whatever and couldn't find it streaming on anything
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that we had and it was only pay per view, and we were like,
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we're not doing that. You're paying for the streaming services and you're paying
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for you know, whatever your if you have a provider, you're paying for
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that you can't find what you want. Yeah, I'm not going out on
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my way to not that. It's not that important. We can watch this
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another time. And that's one of the ways that they're doing so. Anyway,
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this year with the whole Taylor Swift thing, a lot of the ads
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this year were targeted to women. They were trying to see what they could
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do to get women to, you know, get their products in front of
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women. Eyes, Lady eyes, what are you gonna call so what crazy
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eyes? If it's Michelle Bachman if you remember that. But anyway, so
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I just I just want to point out a couple of things, and again
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back to the being a free market person. I don't fault someone who owns
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a private jet from flying their private jet wherever they want to fly it.
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I don't you do what you want to do. You've earned it, you
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made I mean, and especially if you're one of the people who were paying,
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you know, one thousand dollars a ticket to go watch Taylor Swift.
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You paid for it. She can she can do whatever she wants to do
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with it. You paid those ticket prices to go see her, right,
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you did that. She earned it with your money. She's got her private
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jet, so she can do that. Now. By the way, when
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the gets they're going on sale for other shows. That's what the other artists
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are doing now, they're going, oh, so this is where inflation is
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hit for concerts, and they're gonna get what they can get for it.
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Again, free market. If that's what you're gonna pay for the tickets and
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that's what they can ask for, then that's what they're gonna do. But
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she owns a private jet, and she has decided that her private jet is
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something that as an elite status person that she is, something that she's earned
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as a musician, as a talented musician who has worked out a number of,
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you know, significantly beneficial deals with radio stations, radio companies, radio
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groups. That she's in a position where she can, you know, release
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an album, release a song, it's immediately a hit because certain people play
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her songs every hour all day long. When the song comes out, immediately
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makes it a hit. She does concert performances for them when they need her
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for a show or an event. She's part of their company that puts on
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the concerts that she does and the controversial ticket sales and things. I mean,
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that's what you do. She's laid out the business model for an artist,
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for what you can do to become an absolute megastar. The people who
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say, why would she fake a relationship with Travis Kelcey to get on TV
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and get attention, I don't know that you fully have a grasp of how
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this all works. Famous fleeting, it will go away. Every megastar eventually
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sees that dip. The dip is coming for her at some point. It's
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not coming right now, certainly not coming right now. This could be the
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peak though, but it's not going away immediately. She's got to get back
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on a plane, a private jet, and guzzle a bunch of fossil fuels
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to get back down into the Southern hemisphere. Actually, Australia's next. I
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think Melbourne's her next show, and she's gonna, you know, contribute a
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lot of carbon emissions into the planet and people are going to look the other
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way. Some aren't, some aren't looking the other way. Some environmental groups
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have been critical of her for what she's been doing, traveling to football games
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in her private jet and zipping around to make sure she gets her a couple
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of minutes of total time. And I saw where someone said, oh,
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she only gets about seventy eight seconds of airtime each week. Yeah, but
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to get that much, that means he's showing her a lot. I mean
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they were showing her yesterday a few times when Travis Kelcey had nothing to do
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with the play and they were just looking for a reason to get her on
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TV. And it's fine. I mean, this was one of those games
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where you finally had I think, you know, maybe some like ten twelve
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year old girls watching excited to see her and know that she was there.
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But I do think that if we're going to eventually, and I still I
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know this isn't this isn't cool, Like this has become the conspiracy thing they
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say it's and I'm gonna tell you right now, I know that there have
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been some people who've really run with this theory. I'm not saying they got
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it for me. I'm just pointing out the fact that I was on this
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way ahead of time. I do think that they have a plan, or
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at least they did and and then they got mad when they got called out
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for it. That she'll have a significant in some capacity, endorsement role,
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or an appearance somewhere during this election cycle, if it's at the at the
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convention in Chicago for Democrats, I don't know. I don't know what she's
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gonna do, but I feel like that was kind of in the works,
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or it is in the works. I still think it's a real possibility.
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But if you're going to be the person who's supporting Democrats, you're gonna be
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the person that's supporting Green New Deal, You're gonna be the person that's supporting
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all the climate change, taxing us to death and then not doing anything about
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China or India or anybody else that's not really doing anything to help the planet.
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I just I don't feel like at that point you can really carelessly,
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wastefully zip around on your private jet. Again, I'm all for you doing
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it, it's yours. You do what you want to do. But if
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we're talking about being a responsible human being, and we're talking about climate change
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as the we're all gonna die in twenty years emergency that they keep telling us,
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you can't justify that at all. You can't justify it other than to
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just say I'm better than you and I can do what I want. Again,
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I think she should be able to I do. I'm not one of
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those people who thinks we're gonna all die in twenty years. I'm not so.
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I think she should be able to do what she wants. But if
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she's going to tell everybody how to vote, and she's done that, by
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the way, she has told everybody how they're supposed to vote in the past
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couple of elections, she's been active in it. So it's not a big
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breaking news story that she might be involved or endorsing somebody in this election this
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year, because that's what she's done. That's all been laid out there for
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us already. So it's not really it's not like when I said it,
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I was coming up with, oh my gosh, this is what they're going
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to do. Like the year, all of a sudden, Clint Eastwood comes
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out and talks to an empty chair at the at the RNC at the convention.
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So you know, that would have been a crazy prediction. This isn't
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Why is this considered a crazy prediction. It's not so she wastefully flew all
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around the country and all around the world to watch a guy play football so
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she could be on TV for a couple of minutes, front and center.
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It's not like she was low key. It's not like when Peyton Manning and
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everybody got mad. Oh my gosh, they keep showing Peyton Manning when Eli's
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playing. Peyton was up in the shadows in the background. He couldn't even
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always see his face. Same when Eli was watching Peyton play up in the
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shadows. Right. But anyway, it is what it is. And again
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it's free market. Good for her, you do your thing. It would
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be a little if she ends up telling everybody how to vote, it would
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be a little little bit of hypocrisy, don't you think. Isn't that a
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little bit? And maybe she won't, Maybe she'll stay out of all this.
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Maybe she's already gotten to the point where she's doing what I've seen a
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number of celebrities do when they go I was a democrat until I started getting
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some money, and I like to keep my money. I'd like to have
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it. I'd like to know that I have it. She's a megastar,
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she's earned a private jet. You've paid for it. She's using your money
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to pay for it and fly it around and go to games, and if
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you want to believe that, and maybe who knows, maybe somehow this isn't
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a big fake relationship. I don't believe that's the case. But my opinion
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doesn't really matter. If they're happy, they're gonna go to Disney World or
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whatever they're gonna do. It's fun. Go do whatever, Go do whatever
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it is you gotta go do. I'm just glad this part of it's over.
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We can all move on. We can start focusing on you know,
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college basketball and March is coming up and all that stuff. We can we
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can look ahead to that, all right. Maybe you know, Miley Ray
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Cyrus is going to start dating, you know, one of the college basketball
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players or something. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe we could
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just keep this trend going. We could just keep all that going on other
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news. The halftime show. This is kind of a weird and this is
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sorry, and I'm gonna try not to trip on names because I'm gonna drop
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a couple. But this was the probably and if I think, I'm not
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certain, but I believe this is the halftime show where that where I have
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a personal connection with the most people participating in it. I don't know that
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there has been another that with this many people. I have to really,
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I have to think back to the year that Beyonce did. I don't remember
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she had. I think she had guests on there too, but I don't
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remember. But this was I met Usher actually at a Beyonce show. Very
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short guy, that's the first observation. And it was fun last night a
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couple of times when like he was on the roller skates and you can go,
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oh, that's that's another way to make yourself seem taller. And I'm
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not knocking him for it. He's shorter than I am. I'm at about
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an average five to nine. That's about the average height for a guy.
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He's a he's three four inches shorter than me maybe, And at the time,
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I think he wasn't wearing any of his flats to make him taller.
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And I was going in as he was coming out, and we just we
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chatted for just a very brief amount of time. But super nice guy.
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He had some really big tall guys with him for security. And I've had
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multiple encounters with Chris Bridges, Ludicrous who was there last night, and then
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Alicia Keys it met her actually, I think she opened for Beyonce, So
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again there was a big Atlanta connection with all of that, at least for
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me. Because now Ludacris may have been at the Beyonce show, I didn't
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see him there. I saw him at a few other events, but and
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again a few different things, but I don't remember seeing him specifically at that
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show. But Alicia Keys, Ludacrous, and Usher, so it was kind
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of cool seeing all of them on the halftime show last night. It is
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interesting you get to a certain point where you sort of feel feel your age
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you know, I mean, I was programming radio twenty years ago, a
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little more than twenty years ago, but about twenty years ago, I was
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still doing it, and these were all the acts that were you know,
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Carol Morning Show right after the break. So yesterday, not just the Super
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Bowl. It was nice of them to do this, but they had the
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game on my birthday. Again, this is a side effect of them pushing
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the game back a little bit, you know, a couple of weeks here
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and there, because once upon a time the game was still in January.
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When it was first in February, it was like, oh my gosh,
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why are they having the games in February. Now it happened on my birthday,
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you know. So heard from a lot of you, some of listeners,
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many friends. But I appreciated hearing hearing from you yesterday. And a
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couple even really late in the day last night that I didn't see until this
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morning. So I appreciate hearing from you. It's nice. It was a
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good day, good weekend. Got together with some friends on Saturday. Yesterday,
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I did a lot of dad chauffeuring, around. Jake had a busy
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day. One of his friends was also celebrating a birthday, so kind of
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escorted them around a little bit and chauffeured them to and fro, and then
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got at one point really caught in the midst of all of the rain yesterday,
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which led to some flash flooding. I know there's probably people dealing with
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some probably still have some pooled water in places even this morning. But at
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one point yesterday I had to take in one of Jake's friends home. Had
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to take a slightly alternative route to take the other friend home, not the
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short way. I had to go the long way to take him home.
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So it was pretty pretty intense coming down. I mean there was a stretch
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where it was coming down. I think it was about three inches, came
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down in less than two hours something like that. I mean, it was
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really really coming down. It was pretty intense. But anyway, so I
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appreciated hearing from all of you yesterday. That was that was good stuff.
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As far as the game goes and the commercials go, there were a couple
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of the movie ads that I especially liked. The Deadpool wolver and Wolverine movie
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is one of those movies. That is, you know, one of the
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really hyped movies that will be coming out. And this is of course Hugh
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Jackman stepping back into the role of Wolverine, and this is I guess gonna
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end up being the sort of the swan song of sorts for Deadpool. But
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at the same time, and this is the other thing that's kind of interesting
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about all of this is this is going to be I guess, how they
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find a way to connect some of the Marvel projects all into you know,
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the Fox movies, which is you know, the X Men and the Deadpool
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movies and all that. So that aspect of this is certainly going to be
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fun, I guess. But again I just feel like, I know that
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we've got people that were really into these movies and then suddenly, like the
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pandemic happens and people just seem to lose interest in a lot of this.
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We got another Despicable Me movie coming out, there was the trailer for that,
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the new Kung Fu Panda movie, new Planet of the Apes movie,
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So a lot of sequel sequel heavy twisters, right remember Twister now Twisters,
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and then the Wicked trailer, which I think is one of those movies that
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they wanted to get that trailer out there, especially for the ladies. As
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I talked about earlier. As far as the box office goes, for the
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weekend, Argyle was number one, six point five million. See these numbers
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are just and I know it's February. I know this isn't a big movie
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month, but six point five million is still not a good first place.
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Lisa Frankenstein, The Beekeeper and in The Chosen season four episodes one through three
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were in theaters. By the way, I've talked about this great show,
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not gonna go see it at the theater, but looking forward to watching the
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fourth season of The Chosen. And then Walka drops down to fifth place.
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This is typically not a big weekend for movies, but this one was pretty
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bad. Only forty two million dollars collected, and it would be probably in
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the eighty million mark pre COVID for this particular weekend for super Bowl weekend,
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So that gives you an idea. It's really just not not really doing great,
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and I don't know what they're going to have to do to get it
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back, and I guess maybe extending the amount of time you have to wait
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before you can see a movie in theaters to streaming. I guess that's a
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possibility, but anyway, all right, that'll do it for this Monday edition
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