Speaker 1: He's dainty and cute. I just got a picture of
Speaker 1: Loophole in his new outfit and he's so cut. Anyway,
Speaker 1: welcome back. It is the poucherp Morning Show.
Speaker 2: We're home of all things Vikings, wild Wolves, Gophers, and
Speaker 2: NASCAR as well. Thanks to our friends at Starkey. We'll
Speaker 2: get you more information on that, but I believe our
Speaker 2: friend William Sawalach is with us as we speak KFA
Speaker 2: dot com slash Watch.
Speaker 1: Hi William, how are you? How are you, buddy? What's
Speaker 1: going on today?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good? Just some exciting news.
Speaker 2: I was just going to say, do you want to
Speaker 2: make the big announcement right here on KFN right now,
Speaker 2: the let everybody in the world know your big good news.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's do it.
Speaker 4: So we signed another extension with JGR for the twenty
Speaker 4: twenty seventh season.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, man, that.
Speaker 1: Is huge, breaking news right now and that literally just
Speaker 1: happened today, right yep, eight fifteen.
Speaker 2: So what tell everybody out there what that means for
Speaker 2: you as far as the rest of this season and
Speaker 2: heading into the twenty twenty seventh season.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So this year is my second here with JGR in
Speaker 4: the NASCAR Rally Series and I'm basically going to be
Speaker 4: running it back next year with them trying to chase
Speaker 4: the championship and some more wins.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry, I thought I saw somebody's hand up
Speaker 2: over there. So and again, it must just feel good
Speaker 2: to have that out of the way as you head
Speaker 2: into this last part of the season as well, to
Speaker 2: know that you are set for your seat next year
Speaker 2: and you don't have to worry about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 4: It's it's nice to know that I've got a home
Speaker 4: for next year and it's with the right team in
Speaker 4: a place that actually feels like home. And this year
Speaker 4: has been going well, so I'm excited to continue the
Speaker 4: momentum with my team and continue to work hard with them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, William, whenever you sign a deal like this, how
Speaker 6: much discussion about your overall future goes into it? Not
Speaker 6: just all right, we want you back for you know,
Speaker 6: the short term, but how many discussions that you have
Speaker 6: about like where is this going? Where is my trajectory?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well, I think we knew for a long time we
Speaker 4: wanted to sign an extension for twenty seven with JGR
Speaker 4: and the obvious goal is to get to the Cup
Speaker 4: Series one day, So you know, we always talk about
Speaker 4: that and what seats might be open and what we
Speaker 4: can do to get there, and but for right now,
Speaker 4: I think staying where I'm at in this building is
Speaker 4: great for me and learning to get to the Cup
Speaker 4: Series and learning everything I need to know as a driver.
Speaker 7: Yeah, William, obviously I don't know a lot about NASCAR
Speaker 7: and the Cup Series. But is it something where like
Speaker 7: somebody either moves on to a different team or you know,
Speaker 7: they I guess you retire, Hi something is that how
Speaker 7: you get a seat? You can't It's not like a
Speaker 7: roster where every team can just keep adding people.
Speaker 1: How does that all work?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so, I guess in any O'Reilly series driver, a
Speaker 4: truck series driver's case, if they want to get to
Speaker 4: the Cup Series, they have to wait for an open seat.
Speaker 4: So that's if a driver retires, if they if the
Speaker 4: team wants to replace them with somebody, they might go
Speaker 4: down to a lower series and grab somebody. It really
Speaker 4: just depends, but you have to have an open seat
Speaker 4: in the top series to be able to move up.
Speaker 8: Good morning, William, Good morning, it's Marnie. You guys are
Speaker 8: racing in Iowa this weekend.
Speaker 9: Is that correct?
Speaker 3: That's correct.
Speaker 9: Okay, So Newton, Iowa.
Speaker 8: When you are closer to home like this, does do
Speaker 8: you tend to have any more family, friends, familiarity, anything
Speaker 8: like that, Like, will you have more people around because
Speaker 8: you are in Iowa this weekend?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of people from Starkey and sound Gear
Speaker 4: those teams coming down to Iowa from Minnesota. And my
Speaker 4: mom grew up in Peoria, Illinois, and my dad grew
Speaker 4: up in southern Illinois.
Speaker 3: So a lot of families making them drive over for
Speaker 3: the race.
Speaker 8: And does that sometimes complicate your schedule a little bit
Speaker 8: more of people helping to facilitate all the requests and
Speaker 8: the things that can complicate your day and the time restraints.
Speaker 9: Not that you don't want to see these people, but
Speaker 9: you're also doing a job.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I actually like doing the appearances and seeing family at
Speaker 4: the track. It keeps me busy and you know, thinking
Speaker 4: and not thinking about the race and not overthinking it.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I have a few appearances to see all
Speaker 4: the family members in the Starky team, So I'm excited
Speaker 4: to see them.
Speaker 3: It's always good to.
Speaker 4: Have them at a race and show them on what
Speaker 4: it's about.
Speaker 2: Again, Joe gives Racing announced today that William so Walich
Speaker 2: our guest, has signed a contract extension to continue driving
Speaker 2: the number eighteen sound Gear Toyota gr Supra in the
Speaker 2: NASCAR O'Reilly Series for twenty twenty seven, and they head
Speaker 2: to Iowa this weekend. Now, for everybody out there, a
Speaker 2: little confused because there's a lot of new fans because
Speaker 2: they're watching a Minnesota guy racing in this series, but
Speaker 2: also just you know, trying to learn what the playoffs
Speaker 2: are like in NASCAR? Can you explain to people you're
Speaker 2: in the hunt for the playoffs and what First of all,
Speaker 2: how far out are you and what's it going to
Speaker 2: take for you to make the chase?
Speaker 4: Yep, So, we are currently seven points out, sitting thirteenth
Speaker 4: in the standings.
Speaker 3: Top twelve get locked in.
Speaker 4: We have two more races until the playoffs start, so Iowa,
Speaker 4: we have to make up the seven points, you know,
Speaker 4: be in twelfth with the comfortable gap because we're going
Speaker 4: into Daytona. As you can know, Daytona as a cutoff race.
Speaker 4: That's a little tricky because anything can happen there. You know,
Speaker 4: you can get wrecked, not by your own doing, you
Speaker 4: know whatever. And then you're you're done, You're out.
Speaker 3: So you have to build a comfortable points.
Speaker 4: Gap getting into Daytona to you know, feel good about
Speaker 4: your chances. Or on the flip side, you know, we
Speaker 4: could be one point out and then the guy that
Speaker 4: we're racing gets wrecked early and then we're fine. So
Speaker 4: it could go either way. But I think we're gonna
Speaker 4: have a strong showing in Iowa and we're not gonna
Speaker 4: have to worry about anything but the playoffs. They just
Speaker 4: changed the format this year. They went to the chase.
Speaker 3: Format. Before it was top.
Speaker 4: Twelve, and I think there's like ten ten twelve races
Speaker 4: in the playoffs.
Speaker 3: I'm not too sure. Pretty close to that.
Speaker 4: Last year they would do rounds and they would eliminate
Speaker 4: people every round until they got to the final four
Speaker 4: and then that was the last race of the season.
Speaker 4: The best finisher of the final four win the championship.
Speaker 4: This year, it's just based off of points. Top twelve
Speaker 4: get in. All those guys are racing for the championship.
Speaker 4: Whoever is the most points in the end wins it.
Speaker 2: You got to get in to win it, there's no
Speaker 2: doubt about it. Again, Wayne s Watch is our guest
Speaker 2: a couple more things for you before we let you
Speaker 2: go and get you.
Speaker 1: Back to work.
Speaker 2: We know about Daytona, as you said next week, the
Speaker 2: super Speedway, you know, the birthplace of NASCAR, and a
Speaker 2: lot of people driving who are new NASCAR fans might
Speaker 2: be saying, there's a NASCAR track in Iowa.
Speaker 1: For those people, what does that track look like? What
Speaker 1: kind of track are you going to race at this weekend?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that track's actually really fun. Is that track's gone
Speaker 4: through a lot in the past few years. It used
Speaker 4: to be really old asphalt and a lot of bumps
Speaker 4: and you know, seams and cracks and just really rough
Speaker 4: and abrasive on the tire. And then three four years
Speaker 4: ago they repave the corners, so now it's really smooth,
Speaker 4: really fast, new asphalt. You have to worry about its
Speaker 4: tire heat. It's a mile asphalt oval. If you know
Speaker 4: anything about NASCAR, it's similar to like a Nashville which
Speaker 4: is a concrete oval, but.
Speaker 3: This is asphalt.
Speaker 4: Like I said, the corners are repaved, so it's really fast.
Speaker 4: The grip is up, really good racing, and we migrate
Speaker 4: up the track as the race goes on and as
Speaker 4: the rubber gets laid.
Speaker 3: Down on the bottom groove.
Speaker 4: When the rubber gets laid down, it gets really slick,
Speaker 4: and your car is a handle as well, so you
Speaker 4: have to keep chasing the track up to find the
Speaker 4: fresh grip.
Speaker 1: Well, good luck this weekend, man.
Speaker 2: Let's get those points and get into the chase and
Speaker 2: get to Daytona again. Williams so Wallach, congratulations and we're
Speaker 2: going to get another chance for another year to watch
Speaker 2: you run that starky car.
Speaker 1: Congratulations. All right, thank you guys, see you later, man.
Speaker 1: Luck that absolutely.
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Speaker 6: You had to guess, Yeah, how many years before he's
Speaker 6: all the way up?
Speaker 2: I think he'll get it to dip his toe a
Speaker 2: couple of times next year, don't you agree?
Speaker 1: Zacho off his mic?
Speaker 2: Sorry I did that to night because I was turning
Speaker 2: off his mic, But in doing that, I turned off
Speaker 2: your mic as well.
Speaker 5: Sorry, Yeah, i'd like to think.
Speaker 10: So I think, uh, you know, he'll eventually get that
Speaker 10: first opportunity.
Speaker 5: That'll be really cool.
Speaker 10: And again, as he mentioned, I mean, it's it's very
Speaker 10: in traditional it. Who knows when when spots will open up,
Speaker 10: But obviously he's he's in a great spot. Joke, it's
Speaker 10: racing one of the premier teams in NASCAR, and he's
Speaker 10: certainly on his way.
Speaker 1: He earned it, man, no doubt about it. This year's
Speaker 1: very fast.
Speaker 8: As a non NASCAR follower, how does a driver just
Speaker 8: get to race a race here and there on the
Speaker 8: big main NASCAR circuit? What has to happen for them
Speaker 8: to go, Oh, let's have William Swalla race this one.
Speaker 10: I mean, there could be it could be anything from
Speaker 10: you know, the driver is sick or injured in they
Speaker 10: need to fill in, or they'll have i think affiliate
Speaker 10: deals from time to time where with another team they'll
Speaker 10: they'll let them race with another team, smaller team, you know,
Speaker 10: or somebody in that Toyota family. So uh, it's it's
Speaker 10: not common, but it's it's certainly a possibility. And and
Speaker 10: you know, i'd like to think hopefully they'll give him,
Speaker 10: give him a shot and see how he does, uh
Speaker 10: with the really big boys. But I mean, honestly, I mean,
Speaker 10: you know, Hawk like the O'Reilly series has plenty of
Speaker 10: Cup Series drivers throughout the year that that race, and
Speaker 10: so he's already been racing with a lot of these guys,
Speaker 10: the top drivers champions in NASCAR, but obviously a whole
Speaker 10: different car in the Cup Series that he would have
Speaker 10: to uh to learn.
Speaker 2: Sometimes on the super speedways there's a couple of spots
Speaker 2: that are up for grabs, you know, and you never know.
Speaker 1: I'd love to see it.
Speaker 2: But either way, we're gonna get to watch him continue
Speaker 2: on and hopefully he can find a way to get
Speaker 2: those seven points and get into the chase this year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, good for well done the CW this weekend.
Speaker 10: And also I guess all the CW stuff is gonna
Speaker 10: be on the ESPN app from now on, so oh
Speaker 10: so we know that.
Speaker 1: Really there you go? Cool? So let's we've done that.
Speaker 1: Now let's do this, shall we.
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Speaker 6: Speaking of baseball, the World Series of Poker wrapped up
Speaker 6: last night. Lucas Jumelan won ten million dollars.
Speaker 5: He's a little over twenty two years old.
Speaker 6: He's the second oldest or second youngest excuse me, all
Speaker 6: time behind Joe katis So a twenty two year old
Speaker 6: kid now has ten million dollars played outstanding.
Speaker 5: He was crazy good.
Speaker 1: You put it all on red last night.
Speaker 5: You put it on red and on red twenty three,
Speaker 5: just like dog, just like Dov said.
Speaker 1: Yep, so now he's got to do it all over again.
Speaker 6: The kid from Finland not just kid, he's like forty.
Speaker 6: The dude from Finland made what we call it hero call.
Speaker 6: He does kind of look like Iceman too made a
Speaker 6: hero call and it was horrifically wrong and that cost
Speaker 6: ume everything.
Speaker 5: Shoot.
Speaker 6: It means you you call with a really bad hand,
Speaker 6: but you just think the other guy has even less,
Speaker 6: so you don't even think you have a He even said,
Speaker 6: he's like, I don't even have a good hand. I
Speaker 6: just don't think you have it. He made a ridiculous
Speaker 6: hero call and was wrong and that cost him everything
Speaker 6: and he was out, like what two hands later or something,
Speaker 6: so seventeen hands.
Speaker 1: That's why I.
Speaker 9: Dipped in on your program for about ten whole.
Speaker 8: Minutes and last night because I saw Za's tweet that
Speaker 8: he was going to pull for this Lucas Jumalan Jumalan character.
Speaker 8: And then somebody tweeted me in an article that Lucas
Speaker 8: Jumalan was a GCU graduate oh nod University, and that's
Speaker 8: where Grady is going to school.
Speaker 9: So I was like, oh, okay, and I.
Speaker 8: Happened to tune in when they showed Lucas's backstory. So
Speaker 8: they showed him at home and Spokane toss in the
Speaker 8: football around with his buddies playing video.
Speaker 6: Just a kid, right, looks like a kid. He's a kid.
Speaker 6: He's got ten million dollars.
Speaker 8: Super smart of ESPN, because now you're kind of invested
Speaker 8: in the person.
Speaker 9: Likable kid. His dad was crying.
Speaker 8: Talking about how close they are and how proud his
Speaker 8: dad was.
Speaker 5: I'm like, oh him to play poker at eight years old?
Speaker 9: Yes, okay, Now we love this this kid.
Speaker 8: Great little story and then I watched I don't know,
Speaker 8: four hands.
Speaker 9: I had no idea what was going on.
Speaker 8: And then this then Lucas like clucked like a chicken,
Speaker 8: and I'm like, what.
Speaker 6: In the hell, Yeah, it's going on, saske Lotti chickened
Speaker 6: out on a on a call or could have bluffed
Speaker 6: the river, but chickened out and Lucas wanted pots and
Speaker 6: the like, Yes.
Speaker 5: That might that might have played. See that's what I love,
Speaker 5: the head games of poker.
Speaker 6: That might have even though they're friendly and they get
Speaker 6: along and they seem to really like each other and
Speaker 6: respect each other, that might have been, like I dairy
Speaker 6: to do it later, like I'm calling you a chicken.
Speaker 6: It's like Marty McFly, he took it to the streets
Speaker 6: a little bit. He's like, you chickened out, buddy, I
Speaker 6: noticed you chickened out well, and he did. He chickened out.
Speaker 6: He could have kept could have kept bluffing. It was wild,
Speaker 6: super fun.
Speaker 5: The rails are awesome.
Speaker 8: The physical people who are there watching, not just so
Speaker 8: his mom was there, his dad was there, whatever, billion friends.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, who are.
Speaker 8: The casual observers because it is a slow watch.
Speaker 9: If you're there and there are no cell phones. These
Speaker 9: people are just watching yep.
Speaker 11: I don't know how it works for the final tables,
Speaker 11: like everybody, like the players get a certain amount of
Speaker 11: people that they can bring in, and then there's a
Speaker 11: line that forums I think in the afternoon at the
Speaker 11: Horseshoe and like they let the first three hundred people
Speaker 11: in or something like that.
Speaker 6: That would be insane to not have any connection to
Speaker 6: them and just stand there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because it's so much better on TV.
Speaker 6: But obviously if you are a friend or a family
Speaker 6: member of one of those kids they were having. I mean,
Speaker 6: how many people would Jumalan one? If you watch the highlight,
Speaker 6: half of his rail were crying like tears. It's called
Speaker 6: your rail, is like your your group has called everybody
Speaker 6: on the rail, so it's it's your rail. Tears flying
Speaker 6: of all his friends were crying. Mom was crying, Dad
Speaker 6: was it was awesome.
Speaker 1: I just lost their entire rent money.
Speaker 5: And yeah, because he to ten million, Holy yes, ten million.
Speaker 5: You know it's crazy.
Speaker 6: So Sascolatti and Jumalan, their career poker earnings were essentially
Speaker 6: the same as mine until this turn. Really, so now
Speaker 6: I'm just six million behind Sascalotti and I'm just ten
Speaker 6: million behind Jumalan.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's right.
Speaker 6: Happen so we were almost the exact same level of
Speaker 6: player until yesterday.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, I'm almost there.
Speaker 8: The people who are there watching again in person, they
Speaker 8: cannot see what we're seeing on TV.
Speaker 9: Right, they can't see the cards.
Speaker 5: No, they can't know just exactly just the flop, just
Speaker 5: the board.
Speaker 8: And then the commentator, the broadcasters, the play by play analyst,
Speaker 8: whatever you want to call them.
Speaker 9: You cannot hear them.
Speaker 5: If you're no and they're on, they're like on a
Speaker 5: forty minute delay, like the uh the.
Speaker 6: Nick Schulman's of the world and Alia. They don't get
Speaker 6: to see it live either.
Speaker 8: Okay, so you're not giving anything away there there are?
Speaker 8: They do that intentionally so that this game.
Speaker 6: Jeff Plaid on Tuesday said, the security on this is
Speaker 6: ridiculous because they there's millions of dollars in the line.
Speaker 6: If anybody had information early, that would be a huge problem.
Speaker 5: And then the huge problem.
Speaker 8: The giant pile of money between the two contestants, reel
Speaker 8: or fake, real real armed guards to bring it through.
Speaker 5: I got a question, Corey, could you see your money
Speaker 5: on the table if you remember I got my money back.
Speaker 5: Great and then for the second straight here all right,
Speaker 5: headlines in a second, We'll do Team Code in a.
Speaker 6: Second more with Marnie Gallaner on a Thursday Power Trip
Speaker 6: morning show on the Fan.
Speaker 5: Every weekday.
Speaker 1: That's a good luck. I'll top my head.
Speaker 2: So I said, what do you call my dad these days?
Speaker 2: And I said, I call them an ambulance because I
Speaker 2: mistreat them in the sag.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ti, Marns, Yeah, you should have been in here,
Speaker 2: Marts iron Maid and I'm glad I wasn't in there.
Speaker 2: We were just looking at the rest of the shows
Speaker 2: for the rest of summer. Coming to mystical likely camfetat
Speaker 2: Guns of Roses is Saturday Train is Sunday. I might
Speaker 2: go to see that because I.
Speaker 9: Love that band, which one trainer Guns Trained.
Speaker 2: I used to love Guns and Roses. But I have
Speaker 2: gig Saturday anyway, so I couldn't go. But but Sunday
Speaker 2: Train that would be fun. You got the Empire of
Speaker 2: the Sun that's on next Friday. Oh yeah, Skinnered on
Speaker 2: Sunday the sixteenth with Foreigner, five Finger.
Speaker 1: Death Punch The Officer with Willie Nelson.
Speaker 2: And Avid Brothers. I love Avid Brothers the Crew on Friday,
Speaker 2: August twenty first, they're still yeah rufus du soul. Don't
Speaker 2: know Toto and Christoph Yeah yeah, okay, Yeah, that's it,
Speaker 2: Toto and Christopher Cross and romantics.
Speaker 12: Hey.
Speaker 6: I heard a replay of a really old Howard Stern
Speaker 6: interview with Christopher Cross a couple of days ago.
Speaker 5: Did you ever hear it? I have?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Do you know what sailing is about? I learned this
Speaker 5: about five days ago.
Speaker 6: Makes a lot of sense, right, For years he didn't
Speaker 6: tell anybody what the song sailing was about because everybody
Speaker 6: just assumed it was, well, you go out and sail,
Speaker 6: it's relaxing it.
Speaker 5: This is yacht rock, right, you go and sale. It's
Speaker 5: about cutting prices? Is it about garage? Sailing?
Speaker 1: Dare No.
Speaker 6: Apparently Christopher Cross had virtually no relationship with his dad,
Speaker 6: like none, either a really contentious one or no relationship
Speaker 6: with his dad like, did not get along, didn't learn
Speaker 6: anything from him, No no connection there. There was some
Speaker 6: dude in the neighborhood. I don't know if it was
Speaker 6: like a teacher or a guy down the street.
Speaker 5: I don't know who it was.
Speaker 6: But basically took him under his wing and they would
Speaker 6: like go sailing just for something to do. And Christopher
Speaker 6: crossed that was basically the dad he never had, just
Speaker 6: some old guy that just was like, Oh, I guess
Speaker 6: that's this is what it's supposed to be like. This
Speaker 6: is what a dad is supposed to be like. So
Speaker 6: sailing was it was like, it wasn't about how much
Speaker 6: fun it is to go on a boat.
Speaker 5: It was the idea of having a dad.
Speaker 6: So the next time you hear that song, go this
Speaker 6: is a lot darker than I thought. This isn't just
Speaker 6: let's go on a love boat cruise with Dante Culpepper
Speaker 6: and Bryant McKinney. This is Oh, this old guy down
Speaker 6: the street apparently treats.
Speaker 5: Me like an actual son. Oh buddy, that's very sweet. Yeah.
Speaker 6: But again, there's only one person on the planet that
Speaker 6: gets information out of people, and it's Howard's staring got
Speaker 6: Christopher Crost to admit that it's not.
Speaker 2: Far down to paradise at list it's not for me.
Speaker 2: And if the wind is right, you can sail away
Speaker 2: and find tranquility. Well, the canvas can do miracles, just
Speaker 2: to wait and see.
Speaker 5: Believe me. Oh, yes, he feels comfortable with this old dude.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it takes me away to where I've always heard
Speaker 8: it could be.
Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly, See, the whole thing's different now right now
Speaker 6: that you know what it's about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, buddy Salingen, Christopher Cross.
Speaker 1: How about this line? Just a dream and the wind
Speaker 1: to carry me? Soon I will be.
Speaker 6: Free, ah and away from his dad. Apparently, I don't
Speaker 6: know if his dad was. I don't know if his
Speaker 6: dad was. Like again, like, I don't know if he was.
Speaker 6: Here's dad gone divorced. I don't know what his dad was.
Speaker 2: You know this?
Speaker 1: His dad was O. J. Simpson. Why, yes, this is Wikipedia.
Speaker 1: This might not be right.
Speaker 5: Christopher Cross's dad was OJ Could it be wrong?
Speaker 2: Yes, but I'm just telling you what it says on
Speaker 2: his Wikipedia.
Speaker 9: Did you say Christopher Cross?
Speaker 6: That actually makes sense because if you go to Wikipedia,
Speaker 6: it is Christopher Cross Simpson.
Speaker 5: That's right. That's his full name, so he must have
Speaker 5: just went by his middle name.
Speaker 1: God he hate his dad.
Speaker 5: Because he's a year older. The ojjs would be seventy
Speaker 5: Wait now no, I don't know. I can't do math.
Speaker 5: OJ would be three years older than Christopher Cross.
Speaker 1: Listen, they got to start him early.
Speaker 5: Your mis oj was a big deal. Pretty young. He
Speaker 5: went walking around daycare wearing ladies fans.
Speaker 1: I think he felt it.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, saws Hawk was just goof and it's not actually
Speaker 5: his parent. All right, should we? We haven't done we
Speaker 5: haven't done team codes in a while. That's right, let's
Speaker 5: do this quick. It's time for headlines presented ye around.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it is headlines brought to all brought to
Speaker 6: you by All Around. Let's do team codes before Chris
Speaker 6: has to leave. We can do headlines later, shall we?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: This game works right?
Speaker 6: So I have twenty different words and they all contain
Speaker 6: a team code. And if you don't know what a
Speaker 6: team code is, every team this is a good I
Speaker 6: think it's an old school newspaper trick, is it not.
Speaker 6: Didn't every team have to have like some kind of
Speaker 6: code for a newspaper reason?
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't know why they started these, but every team
Speaker 6: has like a three letter code. Well, the Drunken Scani's
Speaker 6: are the opponents of the Minnesota Twins this weekend. So
Speaker 6: even though the Twins play casey other night, I'm like,
Speaker 6: let's do the Drunken Skanies, which of course, the team
Speaker 6: code is M I L I Milwaukee Brewers the code
Speaker 6: ism I L. So every one of these words will
Speaker 6: have M I L somewhere in the word. It can
Speaker 6: be in the beginning, middle, or end. Remember, we don't
Speaker 6: do yell out the names like initials. You just yell
Speaker 6: out the answers. So it's uh, you gotta be quick
Speaker 6: to the draw because some of these are really easy.
Speaker 6: Some of these are a little bit tricky. You gotta
Speaker 6: be quick. Everybody ready, yep, twenty with M I L
Speaker 6: in the middle and beginning, Here we go. Number one,
Speaker 6: the second biggest city in Italy, Milano or sorry, Max,
Speaker 6: Max was slightly first. Max got Milan, That is correct.
Speaker 6: Number two turned up corners of the mouth, smile. We're
Speaker 6: giving it to Max or Marny. Okay, we'll give it
Speaker 6: to marns. I thought it was Max, but it does
Speaker 6: sounds like you got outvoted Max. Number three brings all
Speaker 6: of the boys milk, milkshake, brings all the boys to
Speaker 6: the yard. She's hoarding one to one to one. Number
Speaker 6: four nineteen eighty one to nineteen ninety six. God I
Speaker 6: keep saying, Zach, Max was slightly first on that one.
Speaker 6: To Max takes a two to one to one lead.
Speaker 5: What did you say, mill Van.
Speaker 4: That was it?
Speaker 2: Was it?
Speaker 9: Millie?
Speaker 5: Did you say Millie? Do you say millennial?
Speaker 4: Oh? You?
Speaker 5: I thought Max said millennial? All right? Then Chris got
Speaker 5: it first? Then thank you? Yeah, okay, so Max rang
Speaker 5: in first. You just said to Millie Vanilly all right?
Speaker 6: Uh. Number five Royal or Adams Royal or Adams family family.
Speaker 5: Yes, suh.
Speaker 6: Nice as in the middle of family. Royal family or
Speaker 6: Adams family. There you go, se weird connection to the
Speaker 6: royal family.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, we know the royal family. Oh my god,
Speaker 5: don't tell Marny this boring story.
Speaker 1: Maybe in a different We're done, can play You'll love it.
Speaker 6: Sauce has two, Max hawk Borns has one. Number six
Speaker 6: won eleven awards at the seventieth Annual Tony Awards. Hamilton, Yes, Zachary,
Speaker 6: that is ham Mill ten, Hamilton, number seven, Iconic Mini
Speaker 6: golf Obstacle.
Speaker 5: Yes, that was very clo I am nothing that you
Speaker 5: got this done.
Speaker 6: Number eight running in place, Treadmill, Yes, Sauce that is treadmill.
Speaker 6: Sauce has three, Marny has two, everybody else has one.
Speaker 6: Number nine Pancake variation buttermilk, buttermilk, yeah, w F W
Speaker 6: A F M I L waff mill Sauce has three,
Speaker 6: Marny has two, Max has two. Alright, the Hawk has
Speaker 6: one and Zack is one. Number ten gentle in nature
Speaker 6: or behavior or not sharp, spicy or bitter? Mild milk, Yes,
Speaker 6: mild sauce. All right, Sauce is starting to pull away.
Speaker 5: Sauce is good. I believe it. Number eleven and m
Speaker 5: I L number eleven.
Speaker 6: Dickinson blunt or in Paris, Emily, Yes, Marnie, you guys
Speaker 6: are quickly Emily Dickinson, Emily Blunt or Emily in Paris,
Speaker 6: very very good.
Speaker 5: Number twelve.
Speaker 6: Sixty three thousand, three hundred and sixty inches.
Speaker 5: Mile. Chris, Yes, Mile slurred it, but yes, mile is
Speaker 5: the correct answer. That is a mile.
Speaker 6: Number thirteen. The thirteenth president had this first name.
Speaker 1: Milford Milldon Millard Millard.
Speaker 5: Millard Millard, Yes, Chris finally got it.
Speaker 6: Millard Fillmore, Millard Fillmore not smart?
Speaker 1: What did you say, Milfred?
Speaker 5: Both said get into that guy's house. Yeah, you probably have,
Speaker 5: so have you? All right, So, sauce you have four,
Speaker 5: Marnie and Hawk have three.
Speaker 6: Maxis to Zach has won Number fourteen Sean Penn in
Speaker 6: twenty eight Milk Christmas First, that is milk, Harvey milk.
Speaker 5: Oh, what is that a movie?
Speaker 6: Yeah, fantastic the real person, real person as well. Number fifteen,
Speaker 6: one thousand, thousand million. I think Sauce was first.
Speaker 5: He was a million.
Speaker 1: Yes, oh he's dad, I love. Yeah, we know.
Speaker 5: Yeah. That checks out.
Speaker 6: Number sixteen two point five million light years away from
Speaker 6: the Andromeda.
Speaker 5: Yes, Marny, that is the Milky Way. Yeah, careful raise
Speaker 5: them that high.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Sauce has five, Marnie and Hawk. You just won back
Speaker 6: with four to go, Number seventeen. Most have between three
Speaker 6: hundred and four hundred legs milk.
Speaker 5: I have no idea who was first? Was it Max?
Speaker 5: Might have been Max?
Speaker 1: I think it was Max that time.
Speaker 5: I think it was you guys are quick? All right,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna give it to Max.
Speaker 6: Number eighteen, number eighteen. M I l number eighteen, the
Speaker 6: nick Killer, Reggie Miller, Yes, Miller, that's Miller, all right.
Speaker 5: Two to go Number nineteen.
Speaker 6: Embarrassed mortifier, shame, embarrass mortify or shame.
Speaker 1: Ameliar rate.
Speaker 5: I think you kind of said it's it again. Humiliates humiliate. Yes, yes, yes, yees,
Speaker 5: that is correct.
Speaker 1: I said Amelia rate Amelia your heart. I think it's
Speaker 1: a word.
Speaker 6: Last, but not least number twenty chat abbit would love
Speaker 6: to know.
Speaker 5: Idan Falcon.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 6: Number twenty chat Abbit would love to know if there's
Speaker 6: any construction around this Vegas restaurant, pepper Mill.
Speaker 5: Max, Yes, hasn't even been there. That's great, he's gonna be.
Speaker 6: We're taking Max there. We're taking him to pepper Mill.
Speaker 6: We have like a giant group breakfast there. Once it
Speaker 6: was probably twelve of us. Let's make it thirty this time, right.
Speaker 6: I gotta go get my voice like dead bye.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: It's all falling apart from Chris Man. Good luck might
Speaker 6: be over. He passed away, Well, he will be missed.
Speaker 6: Let them swap seats. According to the Social Security Administration data,
Speaker 6: there are some unusual names getting thrown around. These are
Speaker 6: actual names in twenty twenty five, meaning born. Yes, these
Speaker 6: are somebody actually named their kid this uh for girls,
Speaker 6: Tsunami Maybelene.
Speaker 5: That's not bad.
Speaker 6: It wouldn't be bad if it wasn't a makeup brand,
Speaker 6: right if it was, if that didn't exist.
Speaker 5: Mabelene's kind of a cool name.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the version of Mabel sure.
Speaker 5: Earth Wind, I mean for a gal or.
Speaker 1: Luxury.
Speaker 5: That's my cousin. Yeah, guccill, what tell Lennon? Oh like,
Speaker 5: what's that ethereal? Bretta Alo Bret? How about this one?
Speaker 9: A gun?
Speaker 6: Somebody named their kid in twenty twenty five. These are
Speaker 6: all girl names, by the way, everyone, I just named
Speaker 6: her or the girls. We'll get to the guys in
Speaker 6: a second. Somebody named their girl in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: This is one word. Infant girl. I n F a
Speaker 5: n t infant infant girl. They canna update that later on.
Speaker 5: I don't believe so. Toddler girl, yep, tween girl, teen girl.
Speaker 5: I wish I wish Chris was still here. Rose girl.
Speaker 6: These are these are These are boys names. Wait to
Speaker 6: hear the second one. Boy's names in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 6: That actually it took place.
Speaker 5: Howdy, come on, that's a great name.
Speaker 9: Middle name duty Nuts.
Speaker 1: You need.
Speaker 6: Somebody named their kid Papa Papa, Papa smurf with a
Speaker 6: question mark Papa.
Speaker 5: Also, Matrix was a boy in twenty twenty five. That's
Speaker 5: not terrible, baby.
Speaker 9: Hendrix, Demon.
Speaker 6: Utah give me two Johnny Utah billion. That's Dom Corduroy.
Speaker 6: I want I want you guys to guess. I don't
Speaker 6: know the answer. What what state did somebody name their kid?
Speaker 5: Gator? Florida? Obviously, Tucson, Arizona.
Speaker 9: You cannot name your child demon.
Speaker 6: Somebody did awful. Let's hold maybe it's demon, but it's
Speaker 6: spelled the E M O N.
Speaker 9: Is there an apostrophe demond?
Speaker 5: No, exactly, there is no apostrophe.
Speaker 6: It's it's spelled exactly like demon A right, all right, Uh,
Speaker 6: let's all be adults here. We're talking about height, inches
Speaker 6: of height, not anything else. Just how tall you are, sauce,
Speaker 6: I'll tall you. I think I'm six one or six
Speaker 6: to one max? I think six two? What's almost six two?
Speaker 5: Yep? Zachary five eleven.
Speaker 6: That's what I am too, basically a giver? Or take
Speaker 6: Marty five four? Okay, So here's the question five six
Speaker 6: and three quarters.
Speaker 1: And grow when we.
Speaker 6: So, somebody asked how many inches of your height would
Speaker 6: you be willing to give up for money? For example,
Speaker 6: how many inches sauce of height would you give up
Speaker 6: for three hundred thousand dollars?
Speaker 5: How short would you go at this point in your life?
Speaker 6: Not when you're sixteen, right, because this is one of
Speaker 6: those question whatever we asked this, I'm like, well, now
Speaker 6: I don't really care anymore, Right, I'd be willing to
Speaker 6: be like, yeah, give me a huge check and I'll
Speaker 6: talk to you.
Speaker 5: When I was eighteen years old.
Speaker 6: I'm like, I don't want to be five feet tall,
Speaker 6: or I want to be as tall as possible so
Speaker 6: I can get chicks.
Speaker 5: Now it's like, I don't really care. Just cut me
Speaker 5: a check. But at this point in your life, how much?
Speaker 6: How many inches would you be willing to give up
Speaker 6: for three hundred thousand dollars six and I'll tell you
Speaker 6: six to one. Yeah, so you'd be willing to essentially
Speaker 6: go just shorter than Chris for three hundred k.
Speaker 5: Sure.
Speaker 6: Nineteen percent of people said they would give up two
Speaker 6: inches for three hundred k.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Oh too easy. Yeah, I thought we were like
Speaker 5: talking about taking a hacksaw out of this.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 6: Nine percent said four inches for seven hundred and fifty k,
Speaker 6: and then saw she said to give up six inches
Speaker 6: two point five million. Sixteen percent said that's what it
Speaker 6: would take to go all the way down.
Speaker 12: Yes's decision of all time. I'll turn into Verne Troyer
Speaker 12: for that much money.
Speaker 5: One hundred percent. That's that's I think this is a
Speaker 5: really misleading poll.
Speaker 10: This is going to be like a dilemma. Like I
Speaker 10: just looked up what do you do you need to
Speaker 10: be to ride most rides at Disney World? I could
Speaker 10: probably go down to forty four?
Speaker 5: You need help?
Speaker 6: Oh dude, I got to talk to you about Disney
Speaker 6: by the way in a second bit March. So you
Speaker 6: said you're five four? Yeah, how much to go down to?
Speaker 6: Let's say five two? How much does somebody have to
Speaker 6: cut you checked to lose two inches?
Speaker 9: Honestly?
Speaker 5: Did that changed your life at all?
Speaker 8: I wouldn't change the quality of my life, but it
Speaker 8: would change the quality of how I feel about myself
Speaker 8: because being short is probably my least favorite physical quality.
Speaker 6: You're not that short thing, Like, what are you? Essentially
Speaker 6: average height for a woman? You're like almost exactly in
Speaker 6: the pretty much by four five five. That's pretty standard.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I'm like, I gotta put my shoulders back
Speaker 8: to get the five four.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it is I mean for average nice for okay,
Speaker 6: but let's let's flip it.
Speaker 5: Then let's flip it.
Speaker 6: If somebody say, hey, Martin's cut me a check right now,
Speaker 6: I'll make you five eight and a half.
Speaker 13: Oh see, I would fifty k k k well to
Speaker 13: play that game for four and a half, So you
Speaker 13: would you would to be five eight and a half
Speaker 13: in a snap of a finger.
Speaker 5: You'd cut a check.
Speaker 8: Well, I've always said five eight was my ideal height because.
Speaker 9: It's I mean, clothes look great on tall women.
Speaker 2: And you do not.
Speaker 9: I'm not talking about thin, just taller women. So I
Speaker 9: have to pay someone to be five eights.
Speaker 6: Well, sure, that's a that's a pro thing. You go
Speaker 6: in the right direction. Wow, fifty k I gotta talk
Speaker 6: to Matt who hell's up? I thought it was Rusty,
Speaker 6: thought it was Milfred. How about how about if you
Speaker 6: were eighteen years old and knew you could be five
Speaker 6: eight for the rest of your life at eighteen, not
Speaker 6: at not at your age, which.
Speaker 5: Is which is older than eighteen.
Speaker 8: I would probably empty the bank account gap into that
Speaker 8: college savings.
Speaker 5: Yeah they got a HEP loan, skip college completely. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Max, you're you said you're almost six one six two.
Speaker 6: Would you change your height if even if you could?
Speaker 6: Or are you like this is exactly where I will
Speaker 6: I wouldn't.
Speaker 12: Want to be any taller necessary unless I could who
Speaker 12: you know, like seven like you said, yeah, then that'd
Speaker 12: be sweet, but otherwise not. I think I'm a I'm
Speaker 12: a good hype man because I wouldn't want to be
Speaker 12: any taller because then if you don't hoop, then people
Speaker 12: are just staring at it.
Speaker 5: Then you're just what the hell are you tall for?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: You know, he's like Parker Fox when he said he
Speaker 6: was walking around the Olympics and everybody assumed he was
Speaker 6: Matt Bowldy or you have to be an athlete, and
Speaker 6: he was, but people just assume constantly, Well, you must
Speaker 6: play in the pros, right, I can stare it at
Speaker 6: enough when I trouble.
Speaker 5: Sure, you don't need any more of that. That's because
Speaker 5: you're so handsome, Larne stop.
Speaker 6: A guy on a roller coaster was hit by somebody
Speaker 6: else's shoe after it flew off, but he managed to
Speaker 6: catch it and then held on to it for the rest.
Speaker 5: Of the ride. Well, there's an athlete that's got to
Speaker 5: sting like a son of a bitch. If you get
Speaker 5: hit in the face with a shoe on a coaster, Yeah, man,
Speaker 5: that's it's terrible. Oh, back to Disney. Speaking of coasters,
Speaker 5: back to Disney for a second.
Speaker 6: Zachary, Sure, the fam is in the infant girl stage
Speaker 6: of trying to get a Disney trip together for the
Speaker 6: first time in years.
Speaker 5: Let's go. It's freaking overwhelming.
Speaker 6: There's so many things to worry about, and there's so
Speaker 6: many things to book, and you have to check the
Speaker 6: prices of seventy three different things.
Speaker 5: It's just I know a person could help. I know,
Speaker 5: but it's like that there's something.
Speaker 6: There's something about Vegas where it's just like I book
Speaker 6: a flight, I book a hotel, and I have nothing
Speaker 6: else to worry about Disney there's so many moving parts
Speaker 6: and you're never quite sure if you're doing it right.
Speaker 5: You're like, well, I got a hotel room here, is
Speaker 5: that right? Is this the right? Like park hopper ticket?
Speaker 5: Is this what I need? What do I need to do?
Speaker 5: How do I get lightning passes? How do I do
Speaker 5: There's so many things to worry about it. I just
Speaker 5: wish it was so cut and dry. You just buy
Speaker 5: a ticket, you show up, and you do it. We
Speaker 5: started using an agent. Uh. She's local, she's from around here,
Speaker 5: and she knows everything. Her name is Andrea, she's great.
Speaker 10: You almost need somebody now with how complicated it is
Speaker 10: with the different hotel options, different packages, dining stuff, all
Speaker 10: that stuff.
Speaker 6: So remind me, though, does a Disney agent they get
Speaker 6: a commission from Disney? Not you correct, they're making money
Speaker 6: out of Disney.
Speaker 5: No, it's the same price, if not cheaper, like they'll
Speaker 5: find deals, you know, and they get paid on the
Speaker 5: other end. Yes, it's pretty sick.
Speaker 6: It's great, man, this place is rip off, well place
Speaker 6: Disney you're looking right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's great. I mean that's probably a little rip off.
Speaker 9: But I've never been.
Speaker 8: You go with Marnie, You guys, I honestly don't have
Speaker 8: a huge desire to go. Honestly, I would love to
Speaker 8: see the fireworks, yes, but I not a I don't
Speaker 8: hate crowds. I don't have anxiety about it. I just
Speaker 8: don't enjoy my time in large crowd where large swaths of.
Speaker 6: People can I ask you a question and person, you
Speaker 6: don't have to answer this if you don't want to.
Speaker 6: Is part of the reason why you don't like theme
Speaker 6: parks is because you've been freakishly short your entire life
Speaker 6: and you couldn't ride the rides like Josh Baskin in
Speaker 6: nineteen eighty eight is big, No, because he just wished
Speaker 6: to be big he was, so I don't like the rides.
Speaker 6: I will say this about Disney though, and my girls
Speaker 6: have been there. My girls have been there and they
Speaker 6: love it. But now that your kids are like the
Speaker 6: ages that they are, like, you got to go when
Speaker 6: the magic is there for the kids, right, if you're
Speaker 6: going to live vicariously through them, because it sounds like
Speaker 6: you would be going for them more than you.
Speaker 5: You got to go when the magic's there. Pull your
Speaker 5: hands up. M I think here I need to ask
Speaker 5: you a question. I don't want to say it in
Speaker 5: the air. Is this what you're looking at?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 5: Well, Hayn? How many days is that? It says?
Speaker 2: One?
Speaker 5: Daddy? That's not right? Oh, just insane prices?
Speaker 8: Is it an all encompassing hotel and park passing stuff?
Speaker 5: Well, the one he's looking at is like seven hundred
Speaker 5: dollars a day per ticket. That's not correct. What's that for?
Speaker 6: That's probably like ticket that's one park ticket that might
Speaker 6: be one person for like three or four days. That
Speaker 6: might be closer to right, right, Zachary. Isn't it like
Speaker 6: two hundred a day a day purpose.
Speaker 5: How many days ago?
Speaker 6: Right, the more days you go, oh yeah, the more
Speaker 6: days you go that you get discounted.
Speaker 5: And that's just to get to the park. That's just
Speaker 5: to get in. That's not hotel. And there's packages and
Speaker 5: everything too, but yeah, it's not a pass. No, that's
Speaker 5: just to get in the door, just to get in
Speaker 5: the door.
Speaker 6: And then like a pretzel's fifty six dollars apiece, and
Speaker 6: the you know, bottled water is nineteen dollars. I mean
Speaker 6: this that price I showed you is what it is
Speaker 6: for four days for one person. Yeah, see that sounds
Speaker 6: more accurate. That feels right, lordie yep, But most people
Speaker 6: go once. I can't blame them.
Speaker 8: I'm getting a text from a friend of mine who
Speaker 8: knows a lot about Disney.
Speaker 9: Her first name is Kathy, last name starts with an H.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 8: She said it is more fun when kids are older. Interesting,
Speaker 8: And I said, how much older? Like teens adults? She's typing,
Speaker 8: but she said, I won't say the name. T was
Speaker 8: fourteen and Z was nineteen. When what first went?
Speaker 5: When we when I stopped playing hockey, we could finally
Speaker 5: afford it.
Speaker 9: When you first went Secu.
Speaker 5: Yeah, nineteen, and he was hooked. Oh really, yeah, they're
Speaker 5: like a Disney family.
Speaker 8: I didn't know that that was your first time though.
Speaker 8: I assumed you had gone as kids.
Speaker 10: No, and uh yeah, but I will say, I mean,
Speaker 10: there's there's credit to the fact that when you have
Speaker 10: you know, you're an adult and you're not worrying about kids,
Speaker 10: and you know, yes, obviously they got a lot of
Speaker 10: memes and not saying you should go with your kids,
Speaker 10: you should go with your young kids, go whatever. Totally
Speaker 10: to discount. Like you saw all the kids are too old,
Speaker 10: They're not too old. You can you can have fun.
Speaker 10: There's adults drinking around the world at Epcot.
Speaker 6: We'll stop right there for a second. That's why we're going.
Speaker 6: Because Daily turns twenty one in a month, and we
Speaker 6: asked her, were like, what do you want to do
Speaker 6: for your twenty first because she just doesn't seem to
Speaker 6: want to go to Vegas. She's like, I want to
Speaker 6: do Disney one more time. And I'm like, really for
Speaker 6: twenty one, She's like, I want to drink around the
Speaker 6: world at Epcot. I go, all right, yeah, you just
Speaker 6: want to get hammered in all the little spots at Epcot,
Speaker 6: which because I'm not I'm not a big Epcot fan,
Speaker 6: but I know they've increased the rides over the years
Speaker 6: because it used to just be nothing. Epcot was the worst,
Speaker 6: but now they've gone pretty big with some coasters and
Speaker 6: stuff like that. But yeah, once you hit twenty one,
Speaker 6: they just want to walk around and drink one drink
Speaker 6: from every country and all the day.
Speaker 8: So whatever small to do that than a ride, theme
Speaker 8: park kind of place totally.
Speaker 5: Or do like the Harry Potter World, which I've never done.
Speaker 6: That's also Land of course, Nintendo work, that's my That
Speaker 6: might be where we take Lou Paul.
Speaker 5: You're going to go to the dis It's you're going
Speaker 5: to the Dey. Of course.
Speaker 6: We'll go just to rub in your dad's face, which
Speaker 6: Hawk probably is doing now before his appointment.
Speaker 5: Gross, yeah he is. He said something horrible about him
Speaker 5: off the air. Absolutely packed studio tomorrow.
Speaker 6: So Morris, thanks for coming in today because we needed
Speaker 6: to help because we had no Tommy, no Ben, Well, thanks.
Speaker 9: For having me. Thursdays are magic.
Speaker 6: It's something right, something else man Tomorrow, it's just everybody right,
Speaker 6: Tommy for like an hour and a half. Parker Fox,
Speaker 6: Frank Fassalio, Mark Parrish, Alisha Lewis Rick Fields. Five of
Speaker 6: them square off at eight fifteen for initials quarterfinal number
Speaker 6: seven mister Z tomorrow whom I forgetting six, seven or
Speaker 6: eight people in the studio. It's gonna be absolutely packed
Speaker 6: and one hundred and twenty one thousand, five hundred dollars
Speaker 6: up for grabs tomorrow as well. Nine to noon is
Speaker 6: next see tomorrow at five thirty
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