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Speaker 1: From the Don's Appliances Studios where Pittsburgh shops for appliance

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Speaker 1: is this is w DV Pittsburgh.

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Speaker 2: He says, you know, seven forty five, definitely be there

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Speaker 2: sharp like that's when it starts. So what do I do?

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Speaker 2: Of course, I slow roll that and I'm like, I'm

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Speaker 2: not showing up at seven forty five on the dot.

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Speaker 2: I'm showing up ten minutes late so that the the

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Speaker 2: people and the party can arrive and everything like that.

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Speaker 2: So I go there at seven fifty five. I type

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Speaker 2: it in the ways. I'm driving by this house. It's

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Speaker 2: a cold, blustery night, like there's nothing that the streets

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Speaker 2: are dark, and I'm driving by this house and I

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Speaker 2: think is the address, and I'm like, I go, there's

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Speaker 2: nobody at this house. It's there's no cars in the driveway.

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Speaker 2: The door is open, and there's like a little light

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Speaker 2: on the k.

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Speaker 3: An abandoned house? Is it? Like it's not an.

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Speaker 2: Abandoned house, but it's just there was no lights like on.

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Speaker 2: It was not a like if it's a party, just

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Speaker 2: swinging exactly back and forth exactly.

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Speaker 4: That is a red flag in this If you don't

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Speaker 4: have landscape lighting, who the hell do you think you.

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Speaker 3: Are uplighting on your elder Barry as the kids say.

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Speaker 3: Randy Bellman and the DVE Morning Show.

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Speaker 5: Mister Wednesday, Jeff Concole with us earlier this morning, Abby,

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Speaker 5: He's got a news update.

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Speaker 3: For you now on dv E. Abby, what's going on.

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Speaker 6: News this hour brought to you by Window Nation.

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Speaker 7: Mostly cloudy and breezy today with a shower and a

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Speaker 7: high around fifty. So in the church it's the Holy Trinity,

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Speaker 7: but on the silver screen it is all about the

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Speaker 7: Big Four. For Pope Leo, the Catholic Bishop whose real

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Speaker 7: name is Robert Francis Provost dish on his all time

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Speaker 7: favorite movies during a video interview with Variety that just

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Speaker 7: came out yesterday. So we're gonna go ahead and take

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Speaker 7: a look at his favorite movies. So first on the list,

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Speaker 7: and remember he's from Chicago, so you know American pope,

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Speaker 7: which has been kind of unique for everybody to really

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Speaker 7: get to know him.

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Speaker 6: It's a wonderful life.

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Speaker 8: Oh that's I mean, that's a phenomenal film.

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Speaker 3: I always say that it's.

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Speaker 5: My favorite film because I watch it at the time

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Speaker 5: don't watch It's a wonderful life in June, you know

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Speaker 5: what I mean. So while I say it's my favorite film,

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Speaker 5: I think it's my favorite to sit down and watch

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Speaker 5: because it's Christmas movie.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it has.

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Speaker 5: To be specified as that because like Goodfellas, I can

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Speaker 5: watch all ye around.

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Speaker 8: Godfather I can especially at Christmas. Right.

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Speaker 3: No, look, there's some good Christmas scenes there good Fellas.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, take it back?

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Speaker 8: No, no, no, a little bit resulting them a little bit.

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Speaker 7: Tapping his musical side, he gave a shout out to

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Speaker 7: the sound of music.

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Speaker 8: Whoa Okay, curveball, you know, not my favorite.

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Speaker 3: People love it. Not my favorite.

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Speaker 4: Watched it with the girls a few years ago. It's

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Speaker 4: an epic, I mean, and it's a beautiful film. It's

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Speaker 4: a million hours long.

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Speaker 7: It's so long you only need to see it once.

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Speaker 3: Right guys in that right?

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Speaker 10: And that one.

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Speaker 4: Okay, Oh yeah, there's some great scenes too in that movie,

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, it's unbelievable. The US are alive.

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Speaker 7: No drones back in those days. You know, you had

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Speaker 3: Uh, not all feel good flicks for.

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Speaker 7: The Pope, though, and before Mike went off to uh

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Speaker 7: Ordinary People, which that has Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore.

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Speaker 6: If you can't place that film seventies well eighties. It's

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Speaker 6: a psychological drama. I mean it's it's got I.

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Speaker 3: Watched it last year for the time.

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Speaker 11: it's a suicidal son and a family you would never

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Speaker 3: Issues and his issues with his mom.

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Speaker 5: It's like really Freudian psycho analysis kind of not it

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Speaker 5: Robert Klein doesn't get credit for being the comic that

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Speaker 5: he was because so many people like impersonated his style

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Speaker 5: and that kind of movie was done a whole bunch

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Speaker 5: not revolutionary, but it was really different.

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Speaker 7: And perhaps a nod to his Italian heritage. The final

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Speaker 7: pick in the top four, La Vida e Bell Life

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Speaker 7: is Beautiful.

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Speaker 8: Oh that's a beautiful movie, Benini.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah.

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Speaker 8: One of the best acceptance speeches as well.

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Speaker 3: He like climbed over the seats of the oscar.

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Speaker 12: She's so happy and he said he was blessed with

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Speaker 12: that just made him like empathetic and how you think

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Speaker 12: everything is beautiful because you grew up with nothing.

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Speaker 8: Right. Oh, that movie is heartbreaking. His performance is so good.

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Speaker 5: And it's like a lot different from the Jerry Lewis

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Speaker 5: movie about the Holocaust, which where he plays the clown.

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Speaker 5: Do you know what I'm talking about? No, yeah, it

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Speaker 5: got buried. It never got shown because it was.

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Speaker 8: Did Robin Williams do that as well? Like, didn't Robin

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Speaker 8: Williams have a movie.

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Speaker 3: That well, I think that's patched Adams.

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Speaker 4: No, No, I'm talking about and maybe I got I'm

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Speaker 4: getting it wrong.

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Speaker 3: Oh yes, I know.

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Speaker 5: It's like Jacob the Something, Jacob the Liar, Is that

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Speaker 8: Yeah? Yeah, but it's not Jacob's ladder. Maybe it's a

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Speaker 8: different person. I don't know.

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Speaker 3: I don't think Jerry Lewis.

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Speaker 8: Let's stop talking about it.

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Speaker 5: I don't think Jerry Lewis had the like deafness of

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Speaker 5: character to be away, Yes, Chamber, it's oh man, Uh,

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Speaker 5: it's like it is a legend in circles. Are people

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Speaker 5: who have seen it apparently, like Patton Oswald did a

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Speaker 5: whole podcast about like having seen it. Jerry Lewis comedy.

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Speaker 5: It's a comedy The Day the Day the clown cried.

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Speaker 5: That's what it's called.

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Speaker 3: Oh man Wow.

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Speaker 5: Unreleased and highly controversial film. The film is a tragic

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Speaker 5: comedy set in a Nazi concentration camp, but is widely

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Speaker 5: considered one of the most famous lost or unseen movies

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Speaker 5: in cinema history due to legal issues, creative disputes, and

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Speaker 5: Lewis's own embarrassment over the final product. The name of

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Speaker 5: his character is Helmet Dork in the movie.

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Speaker 6: Did he have anything to do with the script?

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Speaker 3: He wrote it? Oh god, yeah, it's supposedly it's just

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Speaker 7: To he wrote it, and he is uh orchestrated.

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Speaker 6: He orchestrated it being buried.

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Speaker 3: Yes, so he was at.

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Speaker 5: Least aware of it, directed it, it started, in, it,

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Speaker 5: filmed it, looked at it and said, shelved, What have

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Speaker 5: I done? Mel Awareness is important, right because Mike Myers

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Speaker 5: put out the Love Guru.

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Speaker 3: You know nobody told him. You know you don't have.

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Speaker 11: To, right?

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Speaker 7: I mean a cool list from the Pope here too.

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Speaker 7: I think it shows a little bit of rain. Yeah, definitely,

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Speaker 7: and uh, you know.

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Speaker 5: I want to thought Blues Brothers, Little Chicago in there, ye,

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Speaker 5: Christmas vacation, Yeah, Griswaldy and nod.

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Speaker 7: Do you know what his favorite restaurant is?

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Speaker 5: Is it like Malonado's or something? Or Perfetos? What's the

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Speaker 5: name of that?

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Speaker 3: Portillo's, Red Lobster, ed Guiney and the Pope?

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Speaker 13: Yeah?

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Speaker 5: All right, who doesn't Cheddarbay sounds like a wonderful place

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Speaker 5: to live.

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Speaker 7: While some actors are fighting ai tooth and nail, others

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Speaker 7: are just giving in, like Michael Caine, who has partnered

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Speaker 7: up with a company called Eleven Labs to deliver his

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Speaker 7: voice to whoever. So here's how it works. Say you

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Speaker 7: want Michael's voice to deliver some kind of content, you

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Speaker 7: contact eleven Labs and they put you in touch with

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Speaker 7: the rights holders, you hammer out a deal, and then

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Speaker 7: eleven Labs uses its voice cloning technology to deliver the

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Speaker 7: voice Why Michael says, quote, with eleven Labs, we can

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Speaker 7: preserve and share voices, not just mine, but anyone's. Eleven

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Speaker 7: Labs is at the very forefront of technology, using innovation

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Speaker 7: not to replace humanity, but to celebrate it. Matthew McConaughey

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Speaker 7: is an investor in the company. It's not clear if

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Speaker 7: his voice is up for grabs, but he's using eleven

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Speaker 7: Labs to translate his audio newsletter Lyrics of Living into Spanish.

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Speaker 7: Eleven Labs already has a small collection of famous voices

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Speaker 7: alive and dead, although mostly dead. They include Art Garfunkle,

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Speaker 7: who is alive?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, Liza Manellie? Who is there?

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Speaker 5: That would be somebody if you told me she was dead,

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Speaker 6: I truly did think she was dead. I apologize.

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Speaker 8: The last time I saw her was on the Shopping Network.

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Speaker 5: Well, the last time I saw his rest of development

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Speaker 5: when she played Buster Bluth's girlfriend.

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Speaker 6: Wow does that fit?

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Speaker 5: That one moment like the Awards ceremony with Lady Gaga,

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Speaker 5: Do you remember that's right, Yeah, was like helping coaching

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Speaker 8: Because she was old. You know, I do remember that, Okay?

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Speaker 5: She she played bass for Paul McCartney on the songs

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Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, John Wayne who is dead and John Wayne

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Speaker 6: And Mark Twain. How how do we know? How do

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Speaker 8: How do we know what he sounds like?

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Speaker 13: There's recordings of his voice there, but that's Justine.

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Speaker 5: Remember we had that whole thing about like the discovery

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Speaker 5: that Abraham Lincoln's voice was like really high.

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Speaker 8: He's like four score.

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Speaker 9: Guys was over laughing.

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Speaker 6: Why Daniel day Lewis does it so high?

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Speaker 3: Hedged Connor do thing like that, doesn't he?

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Speaker 14: it's talking about like vocal impressions. Here, there is this

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Speaker 14: I guess the guy's a comedian, but he was showing

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Speaker 14: you how if you can do Michael Kaine, you can

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Speaker 14: do Matthew McConaughey, and how you get from one to

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Speaker 15: A lot of people do Michael Kaine out there, except

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Speaker 15: Rob But faithfully, it's very very love and what he talks.

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Speaker 15: It's very very breathy, not this so most touch. Michael

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Speaker 15: finds himself back down there. You tape this voice with

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Speaker 15: the breath, double the southern twang, dude, and never say

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Speaker 3: You got mccaullae.

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Speaker 13: Mike Tomlin emphasized a couple of times yesterday that the

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Speaker 13: There was also another soliloquy from Tomlin about turnovers that

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Speaker 17: Yeah, we don't talk it up to luck man. It's

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Speaker 3: It is an agenda of ours.

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Speaker 17: It's not only the hunting of the football, it's the

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Speaker 13: Yeah, they lost takeaway giveaway three to nothing in LA

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Speaker 13: There's a lot of statistics in the NFL, and there's

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Speaker 13: So protect it first, take it away second, and it's

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Speaker 13: Chicago is a surprising six and three by most people's standard.

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Speaker 3: How long are you think of all? Does he have

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Speaker 3: That's all I'm getting at. I think Merrill.

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Speaker 13: I don't know if he was just protecting that goofy

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Speaker 5: of them. I mean it has to have some credence

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Speaker 5: in terms of a metric. It's not one I would

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Speaker 5: solely rely on, but the fact that every one of

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Speaker 5: them was either last.

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Speaker 13: At their position or second to last. Yeah, I mean

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Speaker 13: that's their interior guys. Beckton was on the Super Bowl

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Speaker 13: winning team last year. Bozman, the center, played at Baltimore

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Speaker 13: for a couple of years.

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Speaker 3: They were running the.

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Speaker 13: Ball pretty good till late Darius Lay has a Super

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Speaker 13: Bowl Yeah, I mean, okay, but I mean they were

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Speaker 13: down to their fourth and fifth offensive tackles.

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Speaker 3: That's the metric that you need.

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Speaker 13: But I don't need Pro Football Focus to tell me

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Speaker 13: that that was Those guys were vulnerable, and I don't

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Speaker 13: believe anything they say.

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Speaker 3: I don't. I'm pretty much with you on this. So

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Speaker 3: if people want to.

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Speaker 13: Put that on TV because Chris collins Worth doing the

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Speaker 13: game and he owns Pro Football Focus, have that it.

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Speaker 3: I'm not paying any attention.

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Speaker 8: But it is funny that they all got roasted.

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Speaker 3: That's kind of on the broadcast. What I mean, they stink. Yeah, yeah,

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Speaker 3: well that's what I was getting at.

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Speaker 8: And they got to Herbert, they just didn't turn him over.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, and he escaped. Could have at least once, maybe twice.

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Speaker 13: I don't know about that dogg or play. That's a

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Speaker 13: tough play deflected diving.

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Speaker 5: But the peasy it's in your hands, No, that's the

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Speaker 5: more egregious of the two.

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Speaker 3: Gotta catch it. When they throw it to you, Sante Samuel.

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Speaker 13: According to ESPN, Sante Samuel Junior is joining the Steelers

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Speaker 13: five ten and eighty pound cornerback. Former second rounder of

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Speaker 13: the Chargers out of Florida State, fifty career games, forty

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Speaker 13: seven career starts, six career picks, and he had a

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Speaker 13: three interception game in the playoffs against Jacksonville in twenty

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Speaker 13: twenty two.

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Speaker 3: Actually it was twenty twenty three, but it was twenty

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Speaker 3: two playoffs. Maybe that's your answer.

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Speaker 13: Maybe we'll throw it to him once or twice while

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Speaker 13: they're targeting Jamar Chase.

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Speaker 8: Five times times.

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Speaker 3: What's what's the limit there?

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Speaker 5: Well, look, you know, when I was talking to Merylo,

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Speaker 5: I was saying that was the best game of Joe

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Speaker 5: Flacco's life from an accuracy standpoint, and I'm sure it was.

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Speaker 5: But also there were several plays where Jamar Chase is

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Speaker 5: running free, notably the.

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Speaker 3: One that mattened game on the line.

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Speaker 5: Yes, and there isn't about five yards and the yak turned.

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Speaker 3: It into a huge game. It's annoying, annoying.

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Speaker 13: I was serious when we were talking to Maryland. I

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Speaker 13: don't know what's gonna happen Sunday.

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Speaker 3: I have no idea, how could you?

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Speaker 4: It's just Jecko and Hyde and it's the Bengals.

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Speaker 3: The Browns play the Ravens this weekend.

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Speaker 8: Yea, the Browns versus the Browns.

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Speaker 3: It's a biggen.

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Speaker 5: So you got Steelers and Bengals, Browns and Ravens, AFC

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Speaker 5: North and Tangled up Antlers, all tangled. One o'clock game

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Speaker 5: for your Pittsburgh Steelers here on the Flagships Nation of

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Speaker 5: the Black and Gold.

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Speaker 3: One to two point five DV.

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Speaker 5: That means at nine am, we kick off the pre

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Speaker 5: game with Tom Offerman and Matt Williamson before Pursuit a

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Speaker 5: very good show. Yeah, those two are both great. PURSUITA

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Speaker 5: cranks up the network with Labs and du Lac at

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Speaker 5: eleven am.

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Speaker 3: Can's a really good show.

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Speaker 8: Are you really cranking?

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Speaker 3: I've heard nobody cranks at Like.

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Speaker 5: My kickoff is at one o'clock with Rob King, Max Starks,

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Speaker 5: and Missy Matthews. It is Steelers Bengals, a one o'clock

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Speaker 5: kickoff here on DV this coming Sunday. On the way

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Speaker 5: for a little bit later on this morning, Mark Madden

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Speaker 5: folks this week WDV. But like Game Day, bar the

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Speaker 5: week trolley stop in in Bethel Park this NFL season

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Speaker 5: stop and the trolley stop and grab three fifty butt

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Speaker 5: light bottles during all Steelers games.

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Speaker 3: But like easy to drink, easy to enjoy. What do

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Speaker 3: you want to hear?

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Speaker 1: The Pittsburgh tradition built by Pittsburgh's happens weekdays at noon,

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Speaker 1: the all request.

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Speaker 3: At Electric Lunch. That's one of the bat On d V.

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Speaker 12: I mean see was wide receiver Kelvin Austin a third

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Speaker 12: Every Tuesday night at the Giant.

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Speaker 5: Morning Show, Randy Badman, Bill Crawford Abbey Prisoner Mike pursued A.

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Speaker 3: Jacobrect is our producer. Every week.

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Speaker 5: We like to see what is being flashed in front

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Speaker 5: of our eyes with our own screen, since everybody is

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Speaker 5: looking at a different world these days.

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Speaker 3: And we call it rating the algorithm.

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Speaker 18: We we're rating, We're rating.

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Speaker 3: All right, So let's start with Mike.

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Speaker 13: Mike Big week coming up pitt Notre Dame Saturday. And

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Speaker 13: you can't help but tarking back at least I can't

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Speaker 13: because this guts shoved into my feet and I'm so

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Speaker 13: happy it did because for my money, the greatest live

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Speaker 13: right after the game interview in television history, Tyler Powell,

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Speaker 13: I'll go after becoming the first quarterback to throw for

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Speaker 13: five touchdowns against Notre Dame in pitch victory over the

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Speaker 13: Irish back in two thousand and four, I'm chaotics thing

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Speaker 13: down here in the Pittsburgh game zone.

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Speaker 16: Tyler.

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Speaker 2: First of all, congratulations and what does it mean to

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Speaker 2: you to be the first quarterback ever in.

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Speaker 3: History to throw five touchdown passes on Notre Dame.

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Speaker 9: I don't really care about snat saying no.

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Speaker 12: I care about is we got to win, and that's

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Speaker 12: my teammates known that.

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Speaker 3: For me, that's a bottom line.

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Speaker 9: I don't care if I do for three yards.

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Speaker 3: We gotta win.

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Speaker 5: We needed to win so badly over the great Notre

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Speaker 5: Dame team.

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Speaker 16: I'm so proud of my football team.

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Speaker 8: Awesome.

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Speaker 5: Will you speak about the biggest implications at the possible

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Speaker 5: bold implications.

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Speaker 9: That makes the winning that bicker, doesn't it?

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Speaker 1: Yeah? It does?

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Speaker 9: But you know what, we need to.

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Speaker 5: Just worry about taking them one game at a time.

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Speaker 3: This is our first game that we took care of.

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Speaker 9: We got two more games left.

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Speaker 12: And this is a type of character this football team

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Speaker 12: has and we got two.

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Speaker 9: More games to prove it.

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Speaker 3: All right, Tom thanks, thanks all the land.

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Speaker 5: We apologize for todder Palko's language and the heat of

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Speaker 5: the moment. We did not Yes, o man, I mean

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Speaker 5: I remember where I was when that happened.

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Speaker 3: That's so funny.

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Speaker 13: He was so much fun to watch as a player.

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Speaker 13: He was great with the media. He didn't have much

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Speaker 13: of a pro career, but God bless Tyler was like

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Speaker 13: our Baker Mayfield.

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Speaker 8: That's exactly the energy that he had.

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Speaker 3: It's so much fun to watch.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, his dad's a pretty good coach too, Abbie, What

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Speaker 8: was in your.

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Speaker 3: Algorithm this week?

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Speaker 7: Sometimes we align with the stories of our childhood so

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Speaker 7: much we don't know how to come at it from

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Speaker 7: any other angle. But just like I've mentioned on the

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Speaker 7: show before, and this is not my observation that, like,

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Speaker 7: even if you looked at something like Missus Doubtfire from

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Speaker 7: another angle, it's actually a horror movie. But here is

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Speaker 7: comedian Daniel Fox. He is presenting the theory here that

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Speaker 7: Peter Pan, not Captain Hook, is actually the villain.

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Speaker 9: Captain Hook.

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Speaker 19: Is a nice, gay, acentric, disabled sailor, an inspiration running

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Speaker 19: a full crew who love him. He's a good employer,

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Speaker 19: he's sailing around, he's got an old fashioned, lovely rustic

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Speaker 19: ship with his little sub boyfriend Shmi, sailing around having

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Speaker 19: a lovely time while a flying ageless demon chases them.

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Speaker 19: Peter and the Boy that Never grows up, I beg

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Speaker 19: your pardon. You are not a boy the boy that

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Speaker 19: never grows up.

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Speaker 9: Oh so you're hundreds, possibly thousands.

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Speaker 3: Of years old.

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Speaker 9: You're not the boy that never grows up.

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Speaker 19: You're the ninety year old man on tinder going eighteen

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Speaker 19: looking for same horrible right anome. His entire thing is

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Speaker 19: creeping into children's bedrooms in Victorian England through their windows

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Speaker 19: and then luring them into his fantasy world. That's not

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Speaker 19: the hero. He should be on a list. And the

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Speaker 19: kids attacks of vulnerable kids, they have like cruel parents

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Speaker 19: that hate them. You don't see that in the film

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Speaker 19: that they called their daughter Wendy. So you have to assume.

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Speaker 9: And how does he get them?

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Speaker 19: Oh, because he's aged and abetted by tinker Bell, his accomplice,

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Speaker 19: this little pick me. The whole gang is then soaring

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Speaker 19: through the air once they've got them in, circling around

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Speaker 19: Captain Hook and his friends.

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Speaker 9: He's got a horrible hook. He's got a horrible iron hook.

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Speaker 9: Have you seen And he's not got a normal hand

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Speaker 9: like us. He has a hook. Yes, he has a

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Speaker 9: prosthetic hand.

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Speaker 19: You what's a wild thing to target and bully someone

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Speaker 19: for their lack of a hand some horrible accident. Yes,

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Speaker 19: a hook is a weird choice, which me likes it,

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Speaker 19: but like, sorry, accident, very generous, Peter, how did he

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Speaker 19: lose the hand?

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Speaker 12: Oh?

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Speaker 9: You cut his hand off, and now you're.

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Speaker 19: Bullying him for it, chasing him around, calling him Captain Hook.

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Speaker 19: And by the way, there's no way he was born

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Speaker 19: with that name. Peter gave him that name, baby, howk way?

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Speaker 19: Profound coincidence. He was definitely just like Captain Leslie or

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Speaker 19: something before Peter came along. It's the equivalent if I

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Speaker 19: kicked someone off the stage tonight and then the next

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Speaker 19: day was like, everybody, look, sergeant wheelchair, wildly inappropriate. He

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Speaker 19: is a flying ablest pedophile and for anyone who's uncomfortable

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Speaker 19: with that, oh, I'm so sorry. His gang is called

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Speaker 19: the Lost Boys, another way of praising that missing chiltern.

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Speaker 9: The man lives in Netherland.

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Speaker 19: He named it after Michael Jackson's.

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Speaker 16: So Good was hilarious created Yeah, one punch after another.

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Speaker 6: It never stops.

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Speaker 3: Maybe, look, all right, Bill, what was in your algorithm? Okay?

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Speaker 8: So I follow these guys. I don't.

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Speaker 4: Actually I don't follow these guys, but they pop up

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Speaker 4: in my algorithm all the time, and they ask each

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Speaker 4: other really thought provoking questions.

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Speaker 3: If a man has no arms and he has a

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Speaker 3: gun in his pocket, is that man armed or unarmed?

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Speaker 17: Man?

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Speaker 16: It makes you think, really, yeah?

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Speaker 8: Both?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think both. The answer is both. I think.

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Speaker 5: Things that make you go hmm. It's like Jack Handy, Yes,

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Speaker 5: it makes you go hmm. Well it won't surprise you all.

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Speaker 5: What's in my algorithm this week?

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Speaker 8: All right?

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Speaker 9: I couldn't.

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Speaker 3: I've ruined a lot of people's algorithms in town. I

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Speaker 3: realize that. I'm sorry.

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Speaker 5: It was the fifth Teeth anniversary the wreck of the

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Speaker 5: Edmund Fitzgerald.

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Speaker 8: This is a.

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Speaker 5: Clip from the Great leg Lakes Shipwreck Museum. The story

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Speaker 5: of this song is a story in and of itself,

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Speaker 5: how this legendary tune came to be. And this guy's

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Speaker 5: a Gordon Lightfoot impersonator basically, But Gordo loved him and

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Speaker 5: became friends with them, and he was almost like Gallagher

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Speaker 5: two to Gordon Lightfoot but he explains in this interview

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Speaker 5: there was a whole lot of documentaries about the Fits

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Speaker 5: over the last couple of bill we call it the

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Speaker 5: Fits in the community.

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Speaker 16: Her.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, well when she went down. Of course, we might

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Speaker 5: have forgotten if not for Gordon Lightfoot song. But Gordo,

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Speaker 5: I'll tell you what, that song almost didn't happen.

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Speaker 10: Recording the songs for Summertime Dream, my favorite Gordon Lightfoot album,

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Speaker 10: and one day they got some time left at the

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Speaker 10: end of the session and just pops out of nowhere

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Speaker 10: and says, hey, since we've got a little time left here,

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Speaker 10: let's play the Shipwreck song.

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Speaker 3: Let's play it all the way through. And the guys

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Speaker 3: in the band said, what do we play?

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Speaker 8: We've never heard it?

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Speaker 10: He said, well, just you know, I've kind of hummed it.

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Speaker 10: I mean, it's kind of the same thing over and

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Speaker 10: over again. Terry's going to start it for us, and

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Speaker 10: Rick will come in with some bass, and you know,

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Speaker 10: Pee Wee's going to add some stuff.

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Speaker 8: Just play what you feel.

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Speaker 10: Just before they started, Barry Keen, the drummer, brought up

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Speaker 10: a topic and he said, gord Am, I in this

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Speaker 10: do we have drums in this song? And Gord said, yeah,

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Speaker 10: I'll nod to you when to come in, and they

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Speaker 10: got it done. They played it through the song on

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Speaker 10: the other side of the glass. The engineer in the

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Speaker 10: recording session said, you guys want to hear it back again.

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Speaker 10: I said, you mean you recorded it. Well, you've been

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Speaker 10: fooling around with it for two weeks. I figured if

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Speaker 10: you were going to play it all the way through,

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Speaker 10: i'd roll tape played it for the record company. Record

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Speaker 10: company said, all right, get it ready to put on

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Speaker 10: the album like you're doing the other songs, and we'll

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Speaker 10: think about it.

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Speaker 3: They worked on that song.

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Speaker 10: For two weeks, playing it over and over and over again,

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Speaker 10: and they never could get it to sound the way

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Speaker 10: that it sounded that first time they played it. And

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Speaker 10: that's what you heard on the radio the first time

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Speaker 10: they had ever played the song.

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Speaker 3: How crazy is that?

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Speaker 5: I mean, there is some magic to the first time,

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Speaker 5: but the precision in which they play a song that

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Speaker 5: they didn't know always blows me away, like that could

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Speaker 5: have been a train wreck. Tempo's perfect, the films are perfect,

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00:36:44,960 --> 00:36:49,200
Speaker 5: and like feel it did Gordon tell the bass player

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Speaker 5: to stay on the one during those verses. During the interludes,

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Speaker 5: and then drop like that part, and then when it

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Speaker 5: kicks it to the verses, he follows the chords.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and it like opens it all up, like did

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Speaker 3: that guy.

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Speaker 7: Just make that decision or did he not know what

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Speaker 7: to do so he stayed there right?

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Speaker 3: And then this is Gordon looking around going.

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Speaker 8: He's my man.

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Speaker 3: Every gos lit the words during the minutes two hours,

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Speaker 3: maybe the best line ever gets a good life.

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Speaker 18: The searchers are saying, white fish steals behind, So.

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Speaker 8: There you go.

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Speaker 5: Fiftieth anniversary of Edmund Fitzgerald was passed Monday the tenth,

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Speaker 5: was the fiftieth anniversary of its sinking. And my algorithm

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Speaker 5: is all I'm rude for life in it, man, I said,

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Speaker 5: happy like a hundred of them just to prove to

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Speaker 5: her how bad it is.

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Speaker 6: But I'm getting I mean, I'm totally getting them.

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Speaker 5: Now because I sent you so many. Yeah, I mean, way, drug,

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Speaker 5: There's only so much you can do.

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Speaker 3: What's your next quirky historical?

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Speaker 8: I don't know that.

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Speaker 5: I think that one because of the Great Lakes really

742
00:38:01,280 --> 00:38:02,600
Speaker 5: kind of hit me, you know what I mean, Like

743
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Speaker 5: my love of the Great Lakes, and I never really

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Speaker 5: considered that that shipwreck more than what the song showed me.

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Speaker 5: But because it was the fiftieth a lot of stuff

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Speaker 5: started to pop up about it. And when I googled,

747
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Speaker 5: like a documentary on it, there was two from Detroit

748
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Speaker 5: news stations that they did, like on the local Fox

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Speaker 5: or the local NBC affiliate, and they were really good,

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Speaker 5: and I was like, oh my gosh.

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Speaker 3: So then I just kept watching because there's.

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Speaker 5: A whole bunch of them out there, and then they

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Speaker 5: kept Once you do that, you can't get away from it.

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Speaker 5: Everything I have now is a meme about the Edmond Fitzgerald.

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00:38:44,239 --> 00:38:48,040
Speaker 5: As you read the book No, The Gales of November. No,

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Speaker 5: I tried to get that guy on the show John Bacon,

757
00:38:51,800 --> 00:38:53,200
Speaker 5: So I don't know, maybe we'll get him next week

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Speaker 5: or so.

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Speaker 3: The accomplished guy.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't realize how accomplished he was, but he's

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Speaker 5: in all the documentaries and he's really good. But I

762
00:39:00,200 --> 00:39:01,480
Speaker 5: got to the point, I don't know if I told

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Speaker 5: you guys this yesterday when they're like flashing guy's faces

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Speaker 5: on the screen that that died in the in the wreck,

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Speaker 5: and I'm like, oh.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's Champ and I know their names. I'm like, yeah, exactly,

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Speaker 3: Like once you start to their failures. Send me that yesterday?

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Speaker 3: Did it just pop in? I got the uh the roster,

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Speaker 3: the pictures of what.

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Speaker 8: I didn't send it to you.

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Speaker 3: That just showed up on your feed because of me,

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Speaker 3: because your phone. I've done some Yeah, I guess I

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Speaker 3: shouldn't say deep dives into this. No, you're not allowed.

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Speaker 8: You're actually not allowed to do a deep.

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Speaker 11: That.

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Speaker 3: I can't do that.

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Speaker 5: But the fact that there were six thousand shipwrecks on

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Speaker 5: the Great Lakes, six thousand over the course of one

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Speaker 5: hundred years, and that was the last one.

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Speaker 13: Well, and imagine too, like New England in the eighteen hundreds.

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Speaker 13: Oh yeah, I mean that's something that some people died.

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Speaker 3: They went on boat trying to kill whales.

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Speaker 5: They died, right, yeah, exactly. Yeah, Well you died honorably

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Speaker 5: trying to get us food.

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Speaker 13: But these, of course, these guys were trying to get

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Speaker 13: pellets to Cleveland, iron Ore.

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Speaker 3: Pellets, and it just that boat just was not equipped

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Speaker 3: for that storm that day.

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Speaker 10: Mike.

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Speaker 3: But who knows, you never would have like that.

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Speaker 5: Nobody would know the name Edmund Fitzgerald if it wasn't

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Speaker 5: for that Gordon Lightfoot song.

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Speaker 13: And he was a baseball not as well as an

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Speaker 13: insurance executive Edmund Fitzgerald really did he?

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Speaker 5: Well? I mean, was he a Pirates fan? Because that

796
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Speaker 5: would be fitting. Oh no, oh no, no, Mark Mann's

797
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Speaker 5: going to join us at nine thirty.

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Speaker 8: Was it McCartney last night? Wasn't he?

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Speaker 5: Was he?

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Speaker 8: Yeah? I thought he was.

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Speaker 5: Oh well, we'll get his review on and I'm interested

802
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Speaker 5: to hear what he has to say. But that's our algorithm.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Radio Abby has your news when we come back.

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Speaker 7: We got the date for the opening of the new

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Speaker 7: airport terminal and Kim Kardashian field the bar exam but

806
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Speaker 7: blames the psychics for lying to her about it.

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Speaker 5: And stay tuned for a big announcement about the DV

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Speaker 5: Morning show. I'm up at nine forty five today.

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