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Speaker 2: are your home with the back to back World Series

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Speaker 2: Award luncheon. Joe Davis winner, Steven Nelson winner Joe Davis.

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Speaker 3: Had two guys waiting outside to get his autograph and

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Speaker 2: I was screwed. Yeah, just park it right over there,

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Speaker 3: At seven o'clock. David Vassay, we'll be here. We'll have

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Speaker 3: your dad and a live guy. Fun fact. Our normal

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Speaker 2: I said I needed a title sponsor tomorrow, and he said,

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Speaker 2: you got it. Harvey Heide's speech was great, South's still going.

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Speaker 2: Of course, it's still going. He don't even ask me

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Speaker 3: Beef, Jurkey, clippers, wizards tomorrow. So we'll go from three

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Speaker 2: You know, when we first started this, we did not

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Speaker 3: and Come Behind program. It's a fact.

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Speaker 3: Coach knows what he's doing. You should listen to him,

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Speaker 2: The word broadcasting, oh is from the mid eighteenth century

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Speaker 3: Roman was hired by Harbaugh when he arrived in LA

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Speaker 3: Long time go do you know? Mike Tomlin has agreed

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Speaker 3: gotten a hold of Dave Damashack Shipwrecked the Big Show.

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Speaker 3: They are talking, oh shipwreck and Damasheta. It's the same guy.

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Speaker 3: The Rams are getting ready for their divisional round matchup

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Speaker 3: against the Bears on Sunday. Yeah there is that's in Chicago.

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Speaker 3: The Rams are a three and a half point road favorite.

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Speaker 3: Kl have been the Bears, Matt. The Lakers are in

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Speaker 2: Congratulations to Steve Hartman and duck it into the Southern

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Speaker 2: California Sports Broadcasters Hall of Fame. Next year, when they

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Speaker 2: print the program on pink colored construction paper, the pixelated

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Speaker 2: even better than did this year. You know, no wonder

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Speaker 2: we'd never you invite us, you call us, you hound us,

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Speaker 3: He had his left thigh wrapped in eyes. After the game,

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Speaker 3: The Lakers are back at it tonight. They host the

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Speaker 2: No rest for the weary.

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Speaker 3: The Hawks come screeching in six and oh on the

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Speaker 3: West Coast this year, and they're tired of the lies

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Speaker 3: the Lakers. Lebron's bringing them down.

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Speaker 2: Lebron's bringing them down. The vandalorian is bringing them down.

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Speaker 2: Why do you call him that?

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Speaker 3: It's all because of Lebron. This team was fine before

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Speaker 3: Austin Reeves. Oh yeah, that's bad.

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Speaker 2: Well, guess what game Lebron's gonna have a patch on

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Speaker 2: and I'm gonna send it to a trading card company,

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Speaker 2: And that's what I'm doing for the remainder of the

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Speaker 2: season is I have sabotaged. I'm a saboteur. Insufferable. The

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Speaker 2: Clippers are sixteen and twenty three. They're red hot though.

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Speaker 2: Oh you saw Carlo today, Oh the bounce in his step.

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Speaker 2: Glasses are all fogged up, see the bounce in his steps.

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Speaker 2: They've won three in a row, ten in the last twelve.

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Speaker 2: They house the Whizow. Yeah, that's a remix on that

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Speaker 2: horn Man and Matt.

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Speaker 3: The National Championship Game is set. Miami's taking on Indiana

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Speaker 3: a week from tonight. Loo's your seven and a half

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Speaker 2: Did you see the Elmo video? Michael Irvin.

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Speaker 3: The rabbit, that's yeah, and then eventually commits suicide.

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Speaker 2: Unfortunately. Let's swing a clip that though swinging from the fan.

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Speaker 2: It's so good, blowing co friend's blowing coke off his face.

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Speaker 2: Matt the portal closest today. It does three days for

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Speaker 2: Bad, you know Friday today whatever. UCLA has been incredibly

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Speaker 2: active in flux of money. Ben Boltch shared earlier today

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Speaker 2: our guest from yesterday, seventeen point three million dollar check

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Speaker 2: was stroked by longtime donor Lawrence Larry Lane.

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Speaker 3: The old rugby player who could forget.

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Speaker 2: It'll benefit the UCLA football and men's basketball programs. He

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Speaker 2: nineteen seventies. The football team's gonna get nine point six million,

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Speaker 2: You ain't got no rugby player like Lawrence Larry Lane

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Speaker 2: stroking checks. I played football with a guy named Lawrence Larry.

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Speaker 2: That's a hell of a name, Lawrence. I love you, Lawrence,

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Speaker 3: The Mick. The FBS coaches voted today unanimously to expand

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Speaker 3: the eligibility for red shirt years from four games to nine.

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Speaker 2: College went shambless to come back. I've red shirted ten

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Speaker 2: has to pass. Now nine games the one Committee, Trinidad,

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Speaker 2: We're gonna figure out how to get you back to Oxford.

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Speaker 2: Hail or high water, young man. You deserve that seventh year.

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Speaker 2: You deserve it, Matt. Free agency continues. Saint Louis Cardinals

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Speaker 2: finally did it something David vass Say had shared as

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Speaker 2: a possibility with us for years. Nolan Aeronado is out.

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Speaker 2: He has been traded to the Diamondbacks in exchange for

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Speaker 2: a minor league pitcher. The Cardinals will pick up thirty

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Speaker 2: one million of the remaining forty two million owed to Aeronado,

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Speaker 2: and free agency watch continues for Cody Bellinger and Kyle Tucker.

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Speaker 2: David Vesse'll be along at seven pm to get you

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Speaker 3: We'll be right back with Tom to LESCo, Stay with

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Speaker 4: I love that intro that I've pulled the trigger. I've

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Speaker 3: The one and only Tom to leasco is our guest.

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Speaker 3: You were in Las Vegas, you had a great draft

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Speaker 3: I'm at Lafleur, Yeah, Lafloor, you know, yeah, quaft, offensive guy.

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Speaker 3: for long, but for some guys, they're in the same

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Speaker 3: spot for a long time. You knew something about longevity

437
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Speaker 3: with the Chargers, Mike Tomlin Jim John Harbaugh, of course

438
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Speaker 3: now both available. Tomlin stepped down to after nineteen years.

439
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Speaker 3: Harball was in Baltimore for eighteen. How hard is it

440
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Speaker 3: for that guy to get a job somewhere else after

441
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Speaker 3: he's known something so stable for so long in a

442
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Speaker 3: league that's really not that way, No, not at all.

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Speaker 4: I mean really, for both of them, it's an end

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Speaker 4: of an era, and not just for Pittsburgh and for Baltimore,

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Speaker 4: but just for head coaching in general, because I don't

446
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Speaker 4: think we're going to ever see another head coach spend,

447
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Speaker 4: you know, nineteen eighteen straight years with the same team.

448
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Speaker 3: As good as Sean McVay is.

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Speaker 4: You know, at some point, you know you kind of

450
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Speaker 4: need a reset or recharge. The coaching is, I mean,

451
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Speaker 4: it's a high pressurized business. Even when you're winning at

452
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Speaker 4: a consistent level. You know, mc va could coach forever,

453
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Speaker 4: but the stay in nineteen years with one team the

454
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Speaker 4: way Tomlin did, I just think it's really hard to

455
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Speaker 4: do it. I don't think we're gonna see that ever again.

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Speaker 4: So but with those two guys went all the great

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Speaker 4: coaches with uh puting Andy Reid and McVeigh, Tomlin Harbaugh.

458
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Speaker 4: Like their teams, they always had an identity, and that's

459
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Speaker 4: the number one thing you have to establish. So we've

460
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Speaker 4: got two big time jobs open. You know, Pittsburgh obviously

461
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Speaker 4: that job doesn't come open very often. I'm kind of

462
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Speaker 4: curious what route they go. You know, Mike McCarthy is

463
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Speaker 4: mister Pittsburgh. I'd be really interesting guy there. And but

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Speaker 4: you know, even though they haven't done a lot of

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Speaker 4: head coach searches, they typically hire young assistants from other teams,

466
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Speaker 4: like I mean essentially just Chuck no, Bill Kawer and

467
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Speaker 4: Mike Tomlin. So all three of those guys were coordinators

468
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Speaker 4: and a younger coaches when they were with their prior teams.

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Speaker 4: So we'll see which direct they go. But having nine

470
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Speaker 4: spots right now in the NFL, it's just incredible to

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Speaker 4: have this many opening head coaching jobs available. Or see

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Speaker 4: what these play out.

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Speaker 2: Last thing for you, Tom, the Rams, they faced down

474
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Speaker 2: potential real ugly exit from the postseason, being a double

475
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Speaker 2: digit favorite and maybe losing to Carolina. Matthew Stafford Rallies

476
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Speaker 2: gets the win in your experience, like how I don't

477
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Speaker 2: want to say valuable, but is there something to that

478
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Speaker 2: when in an early round you're able to kind of

479
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Speaker 2: overcome what looks to be an obstacle that really could

480
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Speaker 2: have crushed what looks to be a promising path for

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Speaker 2: them to get back to the super Bowl. And when

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Speaker 2: you look at who's left, kind of what do you

483
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Speaker 2: make of who's in front of them?

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Speaker 4: I totally saw that against Carolina. I mean that it

485
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Speaker 4: was a great environment in Carolina. It hadn't been in the

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Speaker 4: playoffs in a long time.

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Speaker 3: The stadium was loud.

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Speaker 4: Carolina really has done a lot with a little there.

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Speaker 4: Really impressed with Dave Canals and what he's done with

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Speaker 4: the Panthers. But just way you said, I really felt

491
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Speaker 4: like the Rams, having a veteran head coach, a veteran quarterback,

492
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Speaker 4: really well coached defense. They just handled the situation. That

493
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Speaker 4: handled it appropriately and it wasn't easy because they still

494
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Speaker 4: have that you know, that's special teams concerned. The margins

495
00:26:16,359 --> 00:26:18,600
Speaker 4: gets so thin in the playoffs and the farther advance

496
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Speaker 4: they get thinner and thinner. So but they overcame it.

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Speaker 4: And a lot of it's because of the quarterback and

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Speaker 4: the head coach. But I like their chances this year.

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Speaker 4: I mean not, you know, even taking Stafford on of it.

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Speaker 4: I mean, they've got two running backs like a two

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Speaker 4: headed monster with White with Williams a Korum. I love

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Speaker 4: how they use Pooka Nakua in the running game, almost

503
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Speaker 4: like the Delaware wing t wing back, so they could

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Speaker 4: use them like that. And then obviously he's getting ten

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Speaker 4: eleven twelve balls a game, and between Devonte Adams and

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Speaker 4: then the two tight ends, they have a lot of

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Speaker 4: different ways to go on offense. And then I love

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Speaker 4: Chris Shula and what they're doing on defense. So to me,

509
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Speaker 4: they're they're they're definitely I have a chance to win

510
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Speaker 4: a championship with this team. But yeah, they had to

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Speaker 4: get through that first game, but I think their experience

512
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Speaker 4: really pulled them through.

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Speaker 3: The one and only Tom to LESCo, our friend. You

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Speaker 3: can listen to them on Serious XM NFL Radio for

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Speaker 3: the NFL is this area of expertise. That and of

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Speaker 3: course Corona del mar C Kings Football. We appreciate your

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Speaker 3: tom and have a wonderful.

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Speaker 4: Night anytime, guys, Let's talk soon.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, Yes, sir, we will be right back with

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Speaker 3: mar petros and money. We've got some text usos coming

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Speaker 3: up there. Well wrap it up before Dodger Talk talking about.

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Speaker 3: human pin hours ago. David Vsse went up there like

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Speaker 3: a human being that accepted his wart. It's a great

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Speaker 3: moment in sports history.

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Speaker 2: We are on the way, were not on the freeway

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Speaker 2: of life. Oh stop, and there are many exits.

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Speaker 3: We are live until seven. We're almost done.

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Speaker 2: And I got off at that exit, and there were

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Speaker 2: people waiting to show me the way.

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Speaker 3: Like we still act like the twenty year old people

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Speaker 3: in the audience, and it's wrongs.

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Speaker 2: But that's because no one young has coming behind.

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Speaker 3: That's not true.

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Speaker 2: Carlo was that was it?

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Speaker 3: What about Chris Harry, he's a young guy.

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Speaker 2: Saw him he is, but he was not nominated for anything.

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Speaker 2: I think he was there to sport as bosson Hill.

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Speaker 3: I saw it. I saw Jim, he saw brother Jim.

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Speaker 2: He's a little longer the time I would say we

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Speaker 2: were still in the ninetieth percentile of youth. I still believe, well,

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Speaker 2: we act old as we are, we act like we

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Speaker 2: sure do.

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Speaker 3: Dodger Talk coming up with the talk show host of

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Speaker 3: for your smartphone, because we are your home the back

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Speaker 3: to back World Series champion Dodgers. But Tim Kates is

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Speaker 3: not able to ride that freedom train no to get

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Speaker 3: an award.

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Speaker 2: Unfortunately, the train did not stop at his station, did

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Speaker 2: not just drove right straight. Toss had delivered the Award

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Speaker 2: to a real human being. Yes, all right, Matt, your

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Speaker 2: beautiful speech from Stephen Nelson thanking Dwayne and Colin and

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Speaker 2: acknowledging tc. You know that I am incredibly fortunate and lucky.

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Speaker 2: I believe he called it one hundred and ten percent

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Speaker 2: luck to be able to call these Dodger game. He

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Speaker 2: really handled them that absolutely, like a true professional.

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Speaker 3: From back to back to back against the wall too,

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Speaker 3: back to back, like a human being. Why do you

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Speaker 3: have bed Matt celebrating this guy. We've done it before

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Speaker 3: and it's well, it's an interesting story. Horatio Alger from Chelsea,

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Speaker 3: mass Matt, you were just in Massachusetts. A forgettable trip

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Speaker 3: for you to New England.

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Speaker 2: I'll tell you that was except the civil disobedience at

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Speaker 2: the State House on Sunday morning. You know that made

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Speaker 2: it worth it.

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Speaker 3: Close to the New England Puritan aristocracy. One hundred and

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Speaker 3: ninety three years old today, coming up in the nineteenth century,

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Speaker 3: Horatio Alger was a descendant of minute men and a

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Speaker 3: guy at the Constitutional Convention. It's a difficult boy with asthma.

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Speaker 3: I can relate with that. That's where my relation to

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Speaker 3: him stops. He went to Harvard thrived started writing, became

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Speaker 3: a Unitarian pastor just like his father as well, but

587
00:31:11,280 --> 00:31:13,600
Speaker 3: he was kicked out for reports that he was getting

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00:31:14,080 --> 00:31:18,440
Speaker 3: too familiar with the young people, the boys. He did

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Speaker 3: admit that he had been imprudent with the boys, and

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Speaker 3: his father got involved. His father promised that his son

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Speaker 3: would never seek a church post ever again, and the

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Speaker 3: church said, okay, we'll leave him alone. We won't tarn

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Speaker 3: featherhum or, stone him to death or whatever it is

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Speaker 3: we do bad thing to pediasses. So he was off

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Speaker 3: to New York. There he did what Youwett would do.

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Speaker 2: If you were a pediaste.

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Speaker 3: He studied street boys. Ah yeah, and he wrote the

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Speaker 3: Rags to Richest masterpiece about a poor boot black and

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Speaker 3: his rise to middle class responsibility. That book's name Ragged Dick.

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Speaker 3: Excuse it's not funny.

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Speaker 2: Next time I go on one of these podcasts that

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Speaker 2: asks you ask you your favorite books to a ragged.

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Speaker 3: Dick by Peter Ass Horatio.

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Speaker 2: Oucher recommend Ragged Dick.

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Speaker 3: Many many books followed Matt. Most of his works after

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Speaker 3: that followed the same exact pattern. Honest, hard working boy,

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Speaker 3: a noble stranger, a snob, and an evil, greedy squire

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Speaker 3: many titles for you, Matt if you want to play

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Speaker 3: a little album, I mean, if.

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Speaker 2: You already wasted.

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Speaker 3: Ragged Dick, I told you the same theme in every book,

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Speaker 3: and this guy wrote so many. But we've done this before,

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Speaker 3: but I never looked into.

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Speaker 2: Like maybe they should have let him time to the post.

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Speaker 3: His gigantic bibliography is unbelievable. Jed the Poorhouse Boy. I

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Speaker 3: think this one we can all relate with. The disagreeable woman.

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Speaker 2: No, not me, not in my life.

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Speaker 3: Like a human being. Ad the street boy out West.

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Speaker 2: That's the David Basset story. And then I got off

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Speaker 2: the freeway at another exit.

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Speaker 3: Tattered Tom, the story of a street Arab luck and pluck.

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Speaker 2: He has gone and I have sent him? What misdirection?

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Speaker 2: The ragged How's the ragged Dick in me?

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Speaker 3: He was gay? He died from asthma at his sister's

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Speaker 3: house in eighteen ninety nine at the age of sixty seven.

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Speaker 3: His books have come out again in twenty fifteen because

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Speaker 3: being a better ass. I guess it's as bad as he's.

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Speaker 2: A different time. Ragged twenty fifteen.

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Speaker 3: Ragged Ditch Chickup return Up the Day.

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Speaker 2: Uh, you're a live guy, really just an opportunity to

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Speaker 2: want to play one of our all time favorite songs.

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Speaker 2: Happy Birthday to Wayne Michael Coin, one of the Wayne

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Speaker 2: Coin hit the post. There Oh, one of the most brilliant, creative,

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Speaker 2: visionary musicians you could ever come across. If you have

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Speaker 2: not been to a flaming lip show, to yourself the

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Speaker 2: favor and get to one. It is different, put on

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Speaker 2: charge of power, no doubt, different than anything you've ever seen.

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Speaker 2: He is sixty five today, so I don't know how

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Speaker 2: much longer he's gonna be doing it. The music is incredible,

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Speaker 2: the show is incomparable. Wayne is freaking cool man born,

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Speaker 2: real human being. He's a real born in Pittsburgh, raised

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Speaker 2: in Oklahoma City. Loves his hometown so much that he

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Speaker 2: bought a house in one of the most rundown areas

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Speaker 2: of town, then bought another, and another, and another and here.

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Speaker 2: Thirty years later, he essentially created the Oklahoma City Arts District.

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Speaker 2: While he was in high school, he worked at Long

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Speaker 2: John Silvers all right, p Long John Silvers fast food

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Speaker 2: fish store was robbed.

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Speaker 3: Like when they had like a moat that you had

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Speaker 3: to walk over the bridge to get into the store.

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Speaker 2: You might die or you might get hushpuppies. Coin was

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Speaker 2: held at gunpoint. He was told he was going to

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Speaker 2: be killed if someone didn't open the safe. Nobody dare

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Speaker 2: knew how to open the safe at Long Johns at

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Speaker 2: Long John Silvers. Thankfully, the robbers fled, had an epiphany,

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Speaker 2: decided to chase his dreams, started a band with his brother.

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00:35:58,880 --> 00:36:02,880
Speaker 2: Wayne was on guitar, brother lead vocals. They started Flaming Lips.

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Speaker 2: Mark left, Wayne took over as frontman. He is their

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Speaker 2: main songwriter. The name Origin is as good as anything

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Speaker 2: you've ever heard. It was a reference to a high

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Speaker 2: school rumor they remembered and they will always remember, about

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Speaker 2: a classmate getting genital herpes after she had a dude

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Speaker 2: performing oral exercises down on her while he had active

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Speaker 2: cold source and Wayne said quote one night over a

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Speaker 2: pack of Schlitz and some left handed cigarettes. We remembered

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Speaker 2: and joked how he used to say they both had

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Speaker 2: Flaming Lips and it just stuck. First release here it

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Speaker 2: is came out in eighty six, but I know the

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Speaker 2: two albums independently over the next couple of years. Nineteen ninety,

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Speaker 2: Warner Brothers had an A and R guy at the

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Speaker 2: American Legion Hall in Norman, Oklahoma. They almost burned the

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Speaker 2: place down with their pyrotechnics. They were signed immediately. First

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Speaker 2: major label released ninety one ninety three transmissions from the

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Speaker 2: satellite heart Had She Don't Use Jelly? Played it on

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Speaker 2: K Rock, took off and made their way through the

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Speaker 2: late night shows. The TV circuit opened for the Red

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Speaker 2: Hot Chili Peppers, but, of course, being Wayne and the

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Speaker 2: Flaming Lips, they put out two experimental, ethereal sounding albums

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Speaker 2: that did not match up to the Kitchie She Don't

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Speaker 2: Use Jelly. So about a half decade of dormancy after

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Speaker 2: their big hit until Soft Bullets went away for five

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Speaker 2: years in ninety nine, Had Do You Realize?

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Speaker 1: That?

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Speaker 2: Might have been the best song of the year, best

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Speaker 2: album of the year. Very pet soundsey is what it

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Speaker 2: was being compared to.

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Speaker 3: I far in California.

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Speaker 2: Their show at south By Southwest was the stuff of legend.

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Speaker 2: I happened to be there. They passed out headphones to

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Speaker 2: everybody and you watched their concert with headphones on. It

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Speaker 2: was wild man, but a time to be in love.

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Speaker 3: Wow. I was somewhere today too. Okay, right, Hey, we're

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Speaker 3: gonna be talking about that for years as well. We are.

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Speaker 2: They won a Grammy for this What Yoshimi. It's about

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Speaker 2: a freedom train. This song was adapted the Mute. The

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Speaker 2: album was adapted into a musical. They had put out

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Speaker 2: six albums since most recent American Head In twenty twenty.

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Speaker 2: They did their Yoshimi Battles Topink Robots album tour last year,

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Speaker 2: playing at front to back. He is sixty five, hopefully

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Speaker 2: still touring. He has two little boys, a five year

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Speaker 2: old and a three year old. Happy sixty fifth, Wayne

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Speaker 2: Qui coming up next, Dodg a real human being. He

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Speaker 2: treats others like human.

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Speaker 3: Being guaranteed, Human guaranteed. David Vasse coming up next tomorrow

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Speaker 3: will be on from three to six thirty before the

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Speaker 3: Clippers take on to win. Clippers are hot Man, thanks

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Speaker 3: for listening.

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Speaker 2: Earlier Man at a bounce in his stuff.

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Speaker 3: You look great.

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Speaker 2: Good night sa