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Speaker 3: Well, somebody asks a very great question on the Minnesota Goodbye,

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Speaker 3: If you had to pick between turning on your TV

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Speaker 1: All right? Fine, well, let's do the Daily Bailey today.

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Speaker 3: The Daily Bailey, I'm borrowing a question that was asked

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Speaker 3: Someone emailed in to Dave Ryan's show at katiewb dot

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Speaker 6: When you consistently work out, you don't want to listen

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Speaker 6: Benson Boone had to cancel a concert in London because

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Speaker 6: and he has American Heart Tour is scheduled to wrap

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Speaker 2: Condition to my throat?

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Speaker 1: No end of the mic.

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Speaker 4: Literally, it's like literally just the mic is upside down

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Speaker 5: But I feel like when I went to tat mccray's

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Speaker 1: Yeah. I wonder if sometimes, you know, you go back

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Speaker 1: Speaking of Taylor Swift, I just got so much joy

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Speaker 1: Princes number eleven. By the way, the broad Ray show

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Speaker 1: Prince was number eleven. Elvis was number seven. The number

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Speaker 1: That they'd never released before. Yeah, that's cool, all right.

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