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Speaker 1: the Greg Doyle who is really there to talk about

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Speaker 1: So I only hope Portnoy goes to town on this.

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Speaker 1: IndyCar Race. But the sports guys who think they can

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Speaker 1: a guy who says, shut up and dribble, but don't

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Speaker 1: get upset when I notice how bad you're dribbling. Is

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Speaker 1: I'm Tony Katz