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Speaker 1: you're having that sort of week Cavino and Rich. Welcome

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Speaker 1: to over promised episode ninety three. Getting closer to that

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Speaker 1: one hundred Marle and maybe we'll have a party for that.

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Speaker 1: And it's an anniversary this weekend. A lot of things

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Speaker 1: speaking of Halliburton, Pacers, Nicks, Thunder, Timberwolves. You got Mission Impossible,

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Speaker 1: Final reckoning, Tom Cruise doing his best sprint. He's getting

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Speaker 1: like a like a real alien. I mean, you're her

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Speaker 1: our childhood this week pee Wee was great. Brett farm

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Speaker 1: Memorial Day weekend, grilling up some burgers and dogs, relax

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Speaker 1: Memorial Day week al, I read a stat about America.

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Speaker 1: Spot our video producer, You're not gonna like this because

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Speaker 1: You heard it here from Mayor mc cheese himself, the

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