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Speaker 1: The waiver is eighteen pages long at a trampoline park

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Speaker 1: and here's an excerpt of the waiver.

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Speaker 2: Release of liability.

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Speaker 1: Despite all known and unknown risks, I on behalf of myself,

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Speaker 1: all individuals named herein, including minor children, hereby expressly, unconditionally

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Speaker 1: and volunteerily agree not to sue trampoline Park and its agents, owners, parents, company,

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Speaker 1: and subsidiaries from any and all liability. The release of

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Speaker 1: liability is effective and valid regardless of whether the damage, loss,

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Speaker 1: personal injury, emotional injury, or death is a result of

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Speaker 1: any negligent act or omission by the trampoline park.

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Speaker 2: I love that.

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Speaker 1: I love that really covers all your bases. That means

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Speaker 1: if a kid gets impaled on sword Pit Saturday, you.

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Speaker 2: Can't do anything about it. That says if we're negligent.

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Speaker 1: I ran this through chat GPT and they're just like,

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Speaker 1: this means nothing like this is only meant to scare

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Speaker 1: housewives into not suing people. Basically, and let me tell

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Speaker 1: you about the emotional injury part. We experienced some emotional

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Speaker 1: trampoline part.

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Speaker 2: Randy Bellman and the DV morning shows.

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Speaker 3: We did you have conco on the show earlier this

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Speaker 3: morning go to conk Daddy dot com for all of

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Speaker 3: his comedy dates. He's finally back on the web and

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Speaker 3: updating his site. I'm so happy for him for jumping

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Speaker 3: back into the future.

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Speaker 4: Oh it's about time.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, we were talking about that guy with tourette John Davidson,

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Speaker 3: who is causing all the controversies. Do you know one

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Speaker 2: And the Queen gives you that.

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Speaker 5: And oh no, as he was getting his award from

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Speaker 5: the Queen, he screamed at her the Queen, oh god.

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Speaker 3: But the Queen wasn't mad because she's like, well, that's

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Speaker 2: You can just blame it on that.

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Speaker 3: You can call her whatever you want, and she's got

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Speaker 3: to be like h Well, it's the disease kind of

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Speaker 3: some you learn like martial arts. You're in great shape, exactly. Yeah,

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Speaker 3: John Davidson, I have not seen that documentary.

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Speaker 3: that guy, John Davidson, who's just been Tourette's outbursting. Look,

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Speaker 7: perceiving that as some release, because our background systems constantly

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Speaker 2: Do you remember the guy who couldn't stop orgasming. It's

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Speaker 10: of Fame Foundation has announced it's nominees for the class

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Speaker 3: Well, I mean, come on now, the Black Crows have

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Speaker 2: They kept the spirit of rock and roll alive. Jimmy

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Speaker 2: Page requested to tour with them. Yes, that's all you

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Speaker 4: They are, oh great comparison.

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Speaker 8: Thank you, but they're like they're they're like off like

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Speaker 2: They got Ronnie Wood. But the thing about them going

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Speaker 3: And which of the five lead guitarists they've had would

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Speaker 3: There's a lot of people in the Black Crows family

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Speaker 6: Do you think the brothers have ultimate say on who

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Speaker 2: I don't know who does. I know in the past

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Speaker 3: Brought other, you know, band members in who are no

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Speaker 3: There's no question you have to put the Black Crows

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's their second nomination.

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Speaker 13: You's the Black Keys, They're the Black Crows, correct.

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Speaker 2: Did you watch that documentary on each Other?

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Speaker 6: I yet, I assume it's probably pretty heavy, pretty sad.

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Speaker 3: He had a hard to go there, and I still

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Speaker 3: I don't know that he has the output that you

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Speaker 2: I don't know if that's enough to get him in. Yeah.

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Speaker 6: Sure, impact is a big component of this, but agreed,

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Speaker 2: For obviously Hinds Ward can't get into the profile.

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Speaker 8: Isn't that the truth though? It's but they've made everything

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that is a good way to look at it.

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Speaker 6: There's so many names on this list that are automatic,

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Speaker 6: Mariah Carey has a nomination and this is her third.

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Speaker 3: I just don't see his rock and roll. But that's

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Speaker 6: Oh exactly, first nomination for Phil Collins, which is an

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Speaker 3: He is a first ballot Hall of Famer. Yes, I

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what he was doing on stage.

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Speaker 2: it's sad that we don't.

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Speaker 3: Get to see him doing these Golden Ear tours like

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Speaker 6: I'd love to see him go in when he's healthy

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Speaker 2: I don't think it's getting any better.

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Speaker 6: Genesis is already in he being able to go in,

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Speaker 4: That could be incredible.

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Speaker 6: Melissa Ethridge has a first nomination here, Lauren Hill first nomination.

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Speaker 14: And no.

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Speaker 4: Too, but maybe not yet.

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Speaker 4: Then that's their third nomination.

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Speaker 2: That that's disgusting. Yeah, Maiden needs to be in.

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Speaker 4: There's nothing more rock and roll than Maiden. Come on.

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Speaker 3: I mean, they have like three records that I think

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Speaker 3: It's like a c DC you no matter which one

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Speaker 4: Iron Maiden not only for the music, but.

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Speaker 6: The iconograph, the visual aspect of it. It embraces everything

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Speaker 3: Come on, dude, I mean Bruce Dickinson was fighting a

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Speaker 2: Or five years ago, you know.

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Speaker 2: Like they're still doing that. It was awesome.

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Speaker 15: And then he's singing like operatic metal while those guys

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Speaker 8: Yeah, album covers alone, Oh yeah, Eddie should be in

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Speaker 3: There should be a mascot wing to the rock and

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Speaker 2: Fame or something. It should be.

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Speaker 8: He should be in the mascot Hall of Fame with

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Speaker 3: Yes, Sandy McBean could produce that could issuduce presenting for Eddie.

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Speaker 6: Joy Division New Order with their third nomination.

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Speaker 2: Okay, I mean which one it matters.

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Speaker 4: It does matter, But I don't know how you.

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Speaker 3: Decouple them well because one has an lead singer that

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Speaker 4: New Order had very different hits I mean they're.

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Speaker 3: So ecstatically, That's what I'm saying. They're not the same band.

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Speaker 2: They should not go rise.

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Speaker 4: That they lumped them together.

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Speaker 3: How old was he and Curtis when he died, like

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Speaker 12: Not.

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Speaker 2: What they did was great, but not enough.

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Speaker 6: New edition, first nomination, new addition. Yeah, that wasn't a

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Speaker 6: surprise to me. I'm going to give them the Dolphin

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Speaker 6: Oasis third nomination. I mean, you know it's just early yeah,

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Speaker 6: Pink first nomination.

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Speaker 3: I have respect for it as an artist, it just doesn't

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Speaker 3: she doesn't strike me as somebody that needs to be in.

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Speaker 2: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame right now.

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Speaker 4: Very early shot ah second nomination.

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Speaker 2: It's pretty cool. Do you like name another song? I

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah yeah, she's like, yeah, she did have two songs.

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Speaker 2: I stand corrected. She should sad sad?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, well yeah, I know a guy named Weighte and

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Speaker 11: I like that.

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Speaker 4: Shakira first nomination. She needs it. She had a bunch

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Speaker 3: Troubles that we should just be trying to get people

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Speaker 6: Evain Taxes or Luther Vandross first nomination.

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Speaker 2: I like that. Luther's badass.

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Speaker 8: If you're gonna let people who aren't, if Jeene Simmons

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Speaker 2: I mean if a soul artists and Luther Vandros has to.

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Speaker 6: Go and uh final on the list. Wu Tang Clan

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Speaker 3: Again, if you're putting rap artists in, Wu Tang needs

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Speaker 3: Wu Tang has persevered for three decades, yeah, I'd be.

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Speaker 4: Interested to say to double check if Tribe is in.

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Speaker 2: They're not. They're not.

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Speaker 2: I don't think they are okay.

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Speaker 6: To be eligible for nomination, an individual or artists or

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Speaker 6: The twenty twenty six Performer inductees will be announced in April,

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Speaker 2: By the Way News, this morning, ROBERTA. Flack has passed.

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Speaker 2: Oh is she in the rock and roll? She's not

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Speaker 17: on might be the draft. Part of moving on might

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Speaker 17: be free agency. Omar was asked, all right, well, if

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Speaker 17: you do go with a different quarterback in a different direction, okay, well,

445
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Speaker 17: then you tell us what does that quarterback look like.

446
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Speaker 17: What does a Steeler quarterback have to look like? If

447
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Speaker 17: it's not Aaron Rodgers.

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Speaker 3: We have to find the right quarterback that's going to

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Speaker 3: be an AFC North quarterback playing an AFC North.

450
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Speaker 2: There there's nothing like the cold weather.

451
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Speaker 3: The rivalry is a division, the physicality of the division.

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Speaker 2: So it's it's got to be a AFC North quarterback.

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Speaker 17: And I don't know if that's ty Simpson or not

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Speaker 17: quite honestly, especially when it comes to his inaccuracy deep

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Speaker 17: downfield with the deep ball that's the case in domes

456
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Speaker 17: and SEC stadiums. Is going to be able to cut

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Speaker 17: through the wind and hit a deep shot when he

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Speaker 17: has to, If that's what they're thinking.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, there was nothing that I saw from him that

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Speaker 3: led me to believe, oh, this guy is a can't miss.

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Speaker 17: There was in the first six games of the season,

462
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Speaker 17: and then his things got you know, Turkey was on

463
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Speaker 17: the table turned into a different story with him.

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Speaker 2: He is tough, He has taken a beating.

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Speaker 17: You'll keep saying you can't evaluate him based on what

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Speaker 17: happened in the second half of the season because he

467
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Speaker 17: was hurt a lot. Well, if he's getting that beat up.

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Speaker 17: If he's that brittle, do you want to bring him

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Speaker 17: on board and play in.

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Speaker 3: The AMC think Carson back is is a lesser candidate

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Speaker 3: than ty Simpson, not by much.

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Speaker 17: And I don't know that I think that highly of

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Speaker 17: Carson Beck, which I think leads me to believe that

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Speaker 17: I'm not that sold in Tyson City.

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Speaker 2: No Carson Beck.

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Speaker 8: I watch a lot of SEC and then they had

477
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Speaker 8: I did not like him at Georgia now and then

478
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Speaker 8: he went to Miami and he's a finger pointer and

479
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Speaker 8: he was he handled himself with no class.

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Speaker 2: It's a good point. He was a finger pointer, Joe.

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Speaker 17: Speaking of the AFC North, John Harbass spoke yesterday as

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Speaker 17: the Giants new head coach, and this is what PURSUEDA

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Speaker 17: was talking about when it came to Harball waxing poetic

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Speaker 17: about his time coaching against Mike Tomlin, what it was

485
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Speaker 17: like to be part of the Steelers Ravens rivalry for

486
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Speaker 17: so long.

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Speaker 18: Pittsburgh Steels. Aren't the Pittsburgh Steelers because of the because

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Speaker 18: they're in Pittsburgh, or because they were black and gold,

489
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Speaker 18: or because they have a nickname that's tough and steely,

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Speaker 18: you know, or or because of anything other than the

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Speaker 18: personality the people that are running the program. Mike has

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Speaker 18: been the face of that organization. They've got a lot

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Speaker 18: of great people that have worked hard and do a

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Speaker 18: great job. But that team refined Mike Tomlin. You know,

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Speaker 18: they reflected Bill Cower before that. And Billkuer was one

496
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Speaker 18: of the greatest coaches in the history of football, right,

497
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Speaker 18: Chuck Noele before that, one of the greatest coaches in

498
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Speaker 18: the history of football. Boom boom boom. Now Mike Tomlin.

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Speaker 18: So I got to be across from Mike Tomlin for

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Speaker 18: eighteen years. Uh and some heated battles, you know, and

501
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Speaker 18: uh and you always knew what you were going to

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Speaker 18: get because it was a Mike Tomlin coach football team.

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Speaker 18: And I admire that very much.

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Speaker 2: I like this.

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Speaker 3: Steely got a reference Steely. They are hiring new Steely's

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Speaker 3: I saw that, right. Yeah, they're looking for a Steely handler.

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Speaker 3: They need a raid on.

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Speaker 17: What a guy in the mascot uniform or do they

509
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Speaker 17: want the person that walks Steely around?

510
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Speaker 2: Both.

511
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Speaker 3: What they want is somebody who is this handler who

512
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Speaker 3: can graduate to being Steely one day.

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Speaker 2: Oh this is an apprentice, Well, yeah, that's right.

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Speaker 3: That's right, Mike McCarthy about the new Steely Hey.

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Speaker 2: Speaking of the Ravens.

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Speaker 17: In case you missed it, the NFL is now admitting

517
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Speaker 17: that I got a call wrong in the Steelers Ravens

518
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Speaker 17: game in Baltimore.

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Speaker 2: Again. This is the second time that it's happened.

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Speaker 17: Just to clarify the point that you were asking about Randy,

521
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Speaker 17: you thought it was all three, including the likely touchdown.

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Speaker 2: Yes, this apology that they're.

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Speaker 17: Issuing right now is the result of the Aaron Rodgers

524
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Speaker 17: disputed play where he got the ball batted back into

525
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Speaker 17: his hands, he went down and the linebacker for both

526
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Speaker 17: goes to the runner was what we were told, which

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Speaker 17: is offense theoretically right. Yes, even though it's technically not

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Speaker 17: a rule in the baseball books either. There's no actual

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Speaker 17: rule written down that says ty goes to the running.

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Speaker 17: Oh really, yeah, because I used that in print and

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Speaker 17: I got a bunch of w p I I l

532
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Speaker 17: umpires yelling at me for saying there's no.

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Speaker 2: Real rule that says that. Well, then who does the

534
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Speaker 2: TI go to? Whoever you want it to.

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Speaker 17: It's not supposed to You're not, as an umpire, you're

536
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Speaker 17: not supposed to say there's a tie, you have to

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Speaker 17: make a definitive call.

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Speaker 2: It's kind of like an unwritten rule rule, and there's.

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Speaker 3: A lot I thought it was literally written in my

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Speaker 3: entire life.

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Speaker 2: TI goes to the runner. I thought that as well.

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Speaker 17: But it's just sort of something that's been oken into

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Speaker 17: the ether and into the existence that happens. But at

544
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Speaker 17: any rate, that was the one that was apologized for

545
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Speaker 17: yesterday through Pro Football Talk, an interview that was done, which, as.

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Speaker 3: You pointed out earlier, was to you know, calm down

547
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Speaker 3: some people who were comparing it to the Bills Denver.

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Speaker 17: Soituation, let's admit mistake for something that was deemed as

549
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Speaker 17: lesser for a team that finished under five hundred and

550
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Speaker 17: didn't make the playoffs. But you know, if they win

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Speaker 17: that game, then they're nine and eight. The Steelers are

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Speaker 17: nine and eight, and I don't know how the tiebreaker

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Speaker 17: would have gone at that point. I actually think Baltimore

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Speaker 17: then would have had a better divisional record, But at

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Speaker 17: any rate, yeah, because they would have been the Steelers. Yeah,

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Speaker 17: they would have been the Steelers. And the Steelers are

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Speaker 17: four and two, and they would have gone up from

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Speaker 17: three and three to four and two. So the what

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Speaker 17: about the defensive lineman. They'd already apologized for us lining

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Speaker 17: up over Christian Cuss.

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Speaker 3: They screwed that up. They screwed that up. They said

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Speaker 3: that two days after the harball. The Isaiah likely one

563
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Speaker 3: is I think the bigger issues so that the football

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Speaker 3: move needs to be him pulling it back into his chest.

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Speaker 3: And even though he took four steps with the ball

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Speaker 3: out away from the defender, you had to bring it in.

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Speaker 2: That one has never been no.

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Speaker 17: I think what happened was there was some confusion over

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Speaker 17: this when Pro Football Talk talked about it, and then

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Speaker 17: they clarified that it was just about the Rogers play

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Speaker 17: and it wasn't necessarily about the likely play, because I

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Speaker 17: think they put out some sort of clarification about that.

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Speaker 17: But remember the NFL said something odd at the time

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Speaker 17: about how it wasn't necessarily the reason why it was

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Speaker 17: overturned was explained that they didn't explain it right on

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Speaker 17: the field.

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Speaker 2: I think it's what they were saying.

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Speaker 17: But the methodology for why they overturned it with the

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Speaker 17: principle was right. So they're sticking by that one to

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Speaker 17: whatever degree they're sticking by it.

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Speaker 3: But Troy Vincent spoke to that play. There was the

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Speaker 3: likely play time. What time did that happen?

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Speaker 17: Because I think they sent out a tweet that clarified

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Speaker 17: it thereafter.

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Speaker 3: Vincent recently this is from the Ravens wire recently acknowledge

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Speaker 3: a play during a conversation with Mark Mask of the

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Speaker 3: Washington Post. There were two plays in particular. There was

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Speaker 3: a likely play raven Steelers in.

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Speaker 2: The end zone. Then you had the one.

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Speaker 3: There was a New York Jets play, but it is

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Speaker 3: a likely play that you go. That was interesting because

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Speaker 3: of the third step, and they weren't talking about the

593
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Speaker 3: ball extended out, so it was what constitutes that third act.

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Speaker 3: See that to me is not him saying that this

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Speaker 3: is the Ravens saying that they are interpreting what Vincent

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Speaker 3: is saying here as they blew the call, And that's.

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Speaker 2: Not what That's what I was getting. He's saying, Okay.

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Speaker 17: Penguins News, Samuel Gerard, he's coming here, twenty seven years old.

599
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Speaker 17: He's going to replace Bray Kulak, who is going to Colorado.

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Speaker 17: In exchange, the Pens are also getting a second round pick.

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Speaker 17: So a lot of people are praising this deal from

602
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Speaker 17: Kyle Dubis saying that that might have been a good

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Speaker 17: trade regardless even if you don't get the second pick.

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Speaker 17: I think I have some like thirty picks over the

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Speaker 17: next four drafts or something crazy like that. Thirty four

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Speaker 17: thirty four is yeah, all right, it's thirty four of

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Speaker 17: the next four drafts. Also, they get this guy in

608
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Speaker 17: the books for you know, a decent number of five

609
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Speaker 17: million dollars.

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Speaker 2: And you like this trade, Joe. I like Gerard.

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Speaker 8: He moves the puck, he plays pretty steady defense. Kulik played.

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Speaker 8: Culik's best thing was he was got La Tang to

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Speaker 8: play played well. I mean that's kind of like. And

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Speaker 8: then the Tang and uh Gerard together kind of scares

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Speaker 8: me defensively.

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Speaker 2: I mean, the third four ward better be back.

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Speaker 8: But Gerard is a better hockey player and a better

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Speaker 8: puck mover than Koulik.

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Speaker 2: And I also think.

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Speaker 8: This could lead to maybe mister Carlson in a huge

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Speaker 8: move because maybe the Stars would take e K.

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Speaker 2: At the deadline this year.

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Speaker 8: Yes, that's right, And this is not reported by anybody

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Speaker 8: but me. Is this is bartin e speculation? Yeah, bart

625
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Speaker 8: Bartney speculation, because then then you don't have to lose

626
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Speaker 8: Raquel to get Robertson.

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Speaker 17: I would love to see Robertson come here, for sure.

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Speaker 17: I think that might be wishful, but I'd love for

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Speaker 17: it to happen before we go. Hey, here's the Harold Reynolds,

630
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Speaker 17: Matt vest Gershon Clipper we're talking about last hour. These

631
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Speaker 17: are the Major League Baseball tonight, guys talking about whether

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Speaker 17: or not they should bring up Connor Griffin with the

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Speaker 17: big club right away at a spring training following his

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Speaker 17: two homers yesterday.

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Speaker 2: Give me just a yes or no?

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Speaker 5: Is he gonna break camp with the big league club?

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Speaker 2: Yes or no?

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Speaker 9: I'll say yes, okay, And maybe that's wishful, thank you,

639
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Speaker 9: because I don't know if the Pirates are going to

640
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Speaker 9: do it, because they may try to hold him down

641
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Speaker 9: a little bit and then bring him up later. Why

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Speaker 9: not if he's ready to play and he's sowing he

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Speaker 9: can play, and you need a drawing card, let him

644
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Speaker 9: develop and grow up.

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Speaker 2: I take the chance. I'm with you, man. I want

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Speaker 2: to see him on the big league opening day roster.

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Speaker 2: Let's go, no games, let's just go. It's time for

648
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Speaker 2: the Pirates to win. Put some butts in the seats,

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Speaker 2: let's go.

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Speaker 17: Perhaps the two most buzzworthy players in Major League Baseball

651
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Speaker 17: Paul Skeens and Connor Griffin Pittsburgh Pirates.

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Speaker 3: If he comes north, I'm extremely excited for this. You

653
00:31:00,480 --> 00:31:04,320
Speaker 3: gotta start opening Day. You gotta have KG up there

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Speaker 3: at shortstop. The fan base will go crazy. I don't

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Speaker 3: want to watch him in Indy for a month.

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Speaker 2: If he's not ready.

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Speaker 17: He's not ready, but I'm not seeing any signs that

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Speaker 17: he's not ready offensively anyways, right as opposed to what

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Speaker 17: they would have offensively from Gonzales or Triolo playing shorts.

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Speaker 2: Als was three for three yesterday.

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Speaker 17: He was three for three and trying to think, well,

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Speaker 17: oh uh York, Nick York, the other former Red Sox

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Speaker 17: prospect that they got.

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Speaker 2: So that's how you say it red sock. No, it's

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Speaker 2: actually it's written red Sox. Yeah, he's a former Red Sox.

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Speaker 2: I never know how to say that a white sock

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Speaker 2: a red You're.

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Speaker 3: Supposed to say it plural, even if it doesn't make sense.

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Speaker 3: Abbey's got your news coming up at the top of

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Speaker 3: the hour.

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Speaker 6: Is your partner gross enough for your friends to say

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Speaker 6: they've got to go? One celebrity couple is experiencing.

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Speaker 2: This PFT comment are coming up nine to fifteen.

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Speaker 3: Mark Madden in the nine o'clock hour as well, and

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Speaker 3: we'll raise the algorithm when we come back on DV I'd.

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Speaker 16: Really like to hear some Ted Nudge listeners take over

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Speaker 16: during the Electric Lunch.

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Speaker 2: You could put on some ACDC awesome.

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Speaker 16: You build the menu and you reach out to Michelle

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Speaker 16: Michaels on our Socials phone or the talkback button on

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Speaker 16: the iHeartRadio app. I Love You the Electric Lunch weekdays

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Speaker 16: at noon on DVE YO, it's.

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Speaker 3: Mark Man, Randy Bowman and the Morning Show Flowing with

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Speaker 3: Happy Prisoner, Joe bartneck Clime and Studio with us this morning,

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Speaker 3: Tim Benn's as well.

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Speaker 2: Jody b you're headed out West, I head out West.

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Speaker 8: I'll be doing shows around the San Francisco area, so

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Speaker 8: Soon City and Santa Cruz. Then if you're in LA

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Speaker 8: I'll be with Don Jamison and Jim Florentine the Dirty

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Speaker 8: Jokes Done Dirt Cheap. We're playing Orange County on Thursday

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Speaker 8: Orlan Sunday and then Friday passaiting end of the ice

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Speaker 8: House of my home club as well as my other

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Speaker 8: home club, the Improv in Hollywood.

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Speaker 2: Love the Ice Ice Hots Ice hous.

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Speaker 8: Is great at fun times and I just had like

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Speaker 8: my favorite moment on the show. Ever when I when

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Speaker 8: I got seven seconds delayed by word I didn't know.

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Speaker 8: You know, you guys left so hard when I said

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Speaker 8: I'm on the reds the Rats. That might have been

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Speaker 8: the purest laugh I you.

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Speaker 2: Ever, Joey be always a pleasure.

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Speaker 3: So it's time for an episode or a segment rather

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Speaker 3: that we call rating the algorithm for crying out loud

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Speaker 3: playing No, that's not that's not good.

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Speaker 2: Taco geez Louise. What we lost the no all we

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Speaker 2: only have one of them?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, the radio, Yeah, we don't have.

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Speaker 2: That devo opener. We'll have to go find its thing it. No,

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Speaker 2: I really don't. Let's start with Tim bens Benzi. What's

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Speaker 2: in your algorithm? Harry Carey, the great baseball broadcaster. This

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Speaker 2: popped up.

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Speaker 17: This is the story of how Harry Carey got fired

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Speaker 17: when he was the Saint Louis Cardinals broadcaster back in

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Speaker 17: nineteen sixty nine. Some people only associate him with the Cubs.

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Speaker 17: Before that, he was with the White Sox. Before that,

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Speaker 17: he was with the A's and he was actually with

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Speaker 17: the Cardinals for twenty five years, and he found out

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Speaker 17: at the end of the nineteen sixty nine seas And

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Speaker 17: that he had been fired while he was on the

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Speaker 17: air calling the last game of the season on October

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Speaker 17: the ninth.

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Speaker 11: I'm not going to go. I ask a photographer who

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Speaker 11: he was, and he said he's with the AP, and

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Speaker 11: a another man's here with the UPI and they tell

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Speaker 11: me a story. Who are you from Chalon? They tell me,

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Speaker 11: tell me a story has just moved on the wire

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Speaker 11: that my contract has not been renewed. My contract's not

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Speaker 11: up until the summer the thirty first, and nobody has

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Speaker 11: told me anything yet. So apparently somebody has told somebody something.

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Speaker 11: At the end of twenty five years, you think that

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Speaker 11: at least, let you know, without the press, at the

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Speaker 11: end of twenty five years, they usually give you a gift.

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Speaker 11: They're going to give me a kick and then you

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Speaker 11: know what, well we might as well have some fun.

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Speaker 2: If the last one, it.

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Speaker 11: Won't be the last one, might be the last one

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Speaker 11: with the team. I love the car, but it won't

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Speaker 11: be the last baseball. Oliver do I'll tell you that

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Speaker 11: that Bob Gibson getting set, boy, you know they really

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Speaker 11: having them.

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Speaker 2: They're really having a bind.

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Speaker 11: You know, you don't want to sound facetious or funny

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Speaker 11: because it's hurting down inside. And yet you know the

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Speaker 11: world hasn't come to an end either. The wires are met,

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Speaker 11: then they wait until at least the final game and

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Speaker 11: go over and then then bury my body. And that's

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Speaker 11: what they want.

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Speaker 2: Is ridiculous, sky Darren Johnson.

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Speaker 11: Well, let's see the Globe Democrat has had me fired,

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Speaker 11: The Post Dispatch has had me fired. The UPI now

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Speaker 11: has the story I have been fired and Jack, before

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Speaker 11: I turn it over to you, if these.

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Speaker 2: Stories are right.

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Speaker 11: The more you hear from the various services, the more

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Speaker 11: you got to be convinced that they know what they're

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Speaker 11: talking about.

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Speaker 2: Although I have heard nothing about it.

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Speaker 11: I'm gonna tell you one of the things I'm going

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Speaker 11: to miss is my association with one of the most

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Speaker 11: talented men I've ever met in my life.

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Speaker 2: Jack, Body mean to you.

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Speaker 11: And tell him, mister tallent They over the top.

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Speaker 2: Of the fifth How about that? That was amazing?

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Speaker 17: Well, here's the great story. The fallout from that goes

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Speaker 17: like this. The team stated that the action had been

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Speaker 17: taken on the recommendation of Anheuser Busch's marketing department, but

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Speaker 17: declined to offer specifics. At a news conference afterward, during

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Speaker 17: which he drank conspicuously from a can of Schlitz, then

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Speaker 17: a major competitor, Anheiser Busch, Kerrie dismissed that claim, saying quote,

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Speaker 17: no one was better at selling beer than he had been. Instead,

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Speaker 17: he suggested that he had been the victim of rumors

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Speaker 17: that he had had an affair with the owner. I

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Speaker 17: think it was Gusy Busch is how do you say

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Speaker 17: at the time, Okay, his daughter in law.

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Speaker 2: Oh my god, So he said.

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Speaker 17: The rumor was I was banging the daughter in law

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Speaker 17: and that's why I got fired.

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Speaker 2: Now, he probably just made that up.

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Speaker 17: But the fact that he was drinking from Schlitz during

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Speaker 17: his press conference, wow, hilarious.

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Speaker 8: The same people that put the person or whatever on

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Speaker 8: the can that lost the trillion dollars fired Harry carry

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Speaker 8: Well and this.

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Speaker 2: Is a long time ago.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, uh, I don't think those people were involved in

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Speaker 3: the same dispens But but Budwiser Marketing.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: The funny thing I thought about it was how he

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Speaker 3: never loses the baseball voice.

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Speaker 2: This fantastic. He's like, you know, you know, you don't

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Speaker 2: want to joke about it, but it's hurting deep down inside.

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Speaker 3: It's it's a real emotional black hole I've got going

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Speaker 3: on right now.

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Speaker 2: It's a pain like I've never felt before. Gibson takes

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Speaker 2: the bath like like when he goes to the doctor.

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Speaker 2: That's how it goes. Every time I urinate. There's a

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Speaker 2: pain I can't quite describe. It's a fiery kind of

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Speaker 2: breading sensation.

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Speaker 3: God might have something to do with the daughter of

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Speaker 3: the team owner, Very Brockmeyer.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's so funny.

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Speaker 17: Brought buyer Tom Brenneman to remember when he realized he

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Speaker 17: was gonna get fired on the air, because yeah.

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Speaker 2: Drive left.

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Speaker 3: I don't know if I'm ever going to put this

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Speaker 3: headset out again. Abbey, what's in your algorithm?

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Speaker 4: God, I only want that one.

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Speaker 6: But hey, listen, So you know, we're in a time

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Speaker 6: where we get inundated with messaging and we feel like.

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Speaker 4: How could things have gotten this bad?

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Speaker 6: But comedian Patrick Keane was in my algorithm this week reminding.

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Speaker 4: Us things have kind of always been bad.

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Speaker 12: People think the world's gone to hell, that it's gotten

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Speaker 12: so violent, but the world never got violent. There is

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Speaker 12: no got The world has been violent since the beginning.

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Speaker 12: Cain killed Abel. Now oh Shane killed Abel.

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Speaker 19: The third person on the planet killed the fourth person

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Speaker 19: on the planet.

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Speaker 12: We weren't even able to make it to three people

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Speaker 12: before somebody was a murder At one time.

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Speaker 19: A third of the people on the planet were murders, right.

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Speaker 19: A third of the people in the hood aren't murders.

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Speaker 19: A third of the people who own guns aren't murders.

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Speaker 19: A third of the people in jail aren't even murders.

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Speaker 11: Right.

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Speaker 2: San quent Alcatraz, Falalsome prison are safer than the Book

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Speaker 2: of Genesis.

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Speaker 19: You thought Compton and Baghdad were tough, tried downtown to

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Speaker 19: Eton when the sun goes found there was murder and

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Speaker 19: violence at person three.

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Speaker 12: One couple had two boys who had the world of themselves,

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Speaker 12: and one of them was claiming this town ain't big

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Speaker 12: enough for the two of us.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 12: Caine killed twenty five percent of the world's population.

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Speaker 2: That's more than.

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Speaker 12: Stalin, Hitler, Indiamen, Paul pot King, Herod, Genghis Khan, manifest destiny,

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Speaker 12: typhoid cancer, AIDS, cooties all combined. Kane killed a third

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Speaker 12: of the people he knew. He knew three people he

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Speaker 12: killed one of them. If you knew Kane, you had

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Speaker 12: a sixty six and two thirty percent chance of survival.

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Speaker 12: There's no such things as the good days. There was

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Speaker 12: like one good day. It was half a day. Adam

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Speaker 12: and Eve were.

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Speaker 2: Naked alone in an oasis.

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Speaker 12: Lunchtime came, people got hungry, apples were eaten.

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Speaker 3: Boom Detroit. That is brilliant. Yeah, oh my god, is

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Speaker 3: that funny? Joey b what's in your algorithm? H Well,

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Speaker 3: you know, far, I'm a metal head. I'm a deadhead.

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Speaker 8: And I also I also leve a little outlaw country,

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Speaker 8: so you know, I have a lot of Waylon Jennings

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Speaker 8: comes up and a few other guys. So popped in

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Speaker 8: was Wheeler Walker Junior, our old buddy.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, and he's if you don't know him, he's he's

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Speaker 8: kind of like a spoofunk country music, but his music

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Speaker 8: is so good that he's not really.

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Speaker 2: Kind of like a spoof. It's hard to explain. How

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Speaker 2: would you explain it?

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Speaker 3: Right, Well, it's satire in his highest form because it

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Speaker 3: really emulates the thing that it is sending up to

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Speaker 3: the extent that it makes it funnier because it really

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Speaker 3: sounds like the conversation we had about yeah, spinal tap,

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Speaker 3: Like the reason that The Holy Grail is so good

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Speaker 3: is because it is actually filmed on the Scottish country

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Speaker 3: side and in actual castles.

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Speaker 2: Okay, okay, So this is him, no.

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Speaker 20: You know whatever, he said that Verisa militude is important to.

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Speaker 2: Use that way. I need seven seconds to figure that

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Speaker 2: one out. Dun't me just in case. No, So this is.

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Speaker 8: Him Wheeler Walker talking about the new Nashville that he

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Speaker 8: doesn't like.

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Speaker 21: Nashville sucks now, man, I mean they've ruined this city.

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Speaker 21: They've turned country music into Disneyland. Fat bachelorette clogging up

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Speaker 21: the toilets and go.

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Speaker 12: To the airport.

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Speaker 21: They're all on the ground throwing up drunk idiots. You've

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Speaker 21: seeing those this train one are those things called the

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Speaker 21: Bachelor rep the pedal taverns. God if I know, I

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Speaker 21: wasn't gonna get in trouble up to smash my car

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Speaker 21: pet arms to take them all out.

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Speaker 2: This new National moving, man, I mean that's all I

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Speaker 2: hear about. Yeah, they're funny.

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Speaker 8: I mean at ten am, there's just just like it's

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Speaker 8: like a wagon train's coming through towns of all these

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Speaker 8: chicks just pedaling and drinking.

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Speaker 2: Not even most of them are motorized. They're just wasted.

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Speaker 11: No.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just become a town of bachelorette parties. And

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Speaker 2: that's why John Burton loves it there, JB. He's the best.

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Speaker 3: All right in my algorithm this week, this one, all right,

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Speaker 3: this is not just for musicians only, but it will

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Speaker 3: definitely appeal to musicians. The most famous iPhone ring tone Okay,

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Speaker 3: where does the beat land on that?

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Speaker 4: Where's the one?

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Speaker 2: Where's the one? Like bump?

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Speaker 3: Like that's my alarm? Okay, so when I hear that,

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Speaker 3: I get triggered a little bit. But this guy did

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Speaker 3: a deep dive on where do you think the beat is?

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Speaker 2: Listen? Where do you hear the first beat?

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Speaker 14: So there's this debate going around right now about this

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Speaker 14: ring tone, and it's dividing the online music community.

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Speaker 3: How you count?

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Speaker 2: Who are you talking about?

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Speaker 14: Do you hear the beat coming in on the first

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Speaker 14: note of the phrase like one two three four.

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Speaker 4: No, no, no stupid?

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Speaker 14: Do you hear the first two notes of the phrase

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Speaker 14: as a lead in like one two three no no?

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Speaker 14: Or do you hear it some other way entirely?

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Speaker 2: That's it?

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Speaker 14: No, that's not what drives me crazy about this debate.

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Speaker 14: Is there is a right answer? Apple doesn't publish critics

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Speaker 14: for the creators of it sounds, but there's been widespread

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Speaker 14: speculation that this one was composed by Adam Young's Owl

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Speaker 14: City a Million Fire. Adam probably had one of these

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Speaker 14: rhythms in mind when he wrote and recorded this ring tone,

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Speaker 14: but it's anyone's guess now which one it was.

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Speaker 2: Adam, it's the last one.

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Speaker 6: No, it's not all three of those.

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Speaker 2: How do you count it?

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Speaker 4: The three is the one?

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Speaker 6: So yeah, now you're upside down.

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Speaker 3: That's why it's so aggravating. But when I hear that,

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Speaker 3: I immediately panic.

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Speaker 2: Like what I forget? Yeah? Exactly what am I supposed

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Speaker 2: to be on?

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Speaker 21: Uh?

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Speaker 3: Do?

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Speaker 2: The Harry Carey thing is still sending me. Might as well.

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Speaker 17: Kid stop thinking about h drinking a Schlitz at his prescott, for.

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Speaker 2: I will never drank a schlitz. How did he live

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Speaker 2: as long as he did? I mean, for a guy

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Speaker 2: that drank that much? My god, And.

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Speaker 17: Actually listening to that makes me think that's what gave

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Speaker 17: Farrell the idea for how he did the Harry Carey

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Speaker 17: like that was as exaggerated as that was, But.

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Speaker 2: He was always like that.

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Speaker 3: I mean he might have been like everything that came

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Speaker 3: after Harry Carey might have just been his influence on

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Speaker 3: broadcasting because some of the other guys like Red Barber

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Speaker 3: or who's the.

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Speaker 2: Ernie Harwell, they didn't really have that going on like

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Speaker 2: boys was kind of Harry carry right. Yes, and that's

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Speaker 2: kind of where Brockmeyer, I think picked it up. Very funny, away,

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Speaker 2: fantastic show. That's our algorithm.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, we're up on the radio DFD comment are coming

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Speaker 4: there

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Speaker 7: keep you online at the park.