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Speaker 2: The Michael Very.

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Speaker 3: Show is on the air. Hello, bab.

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Speaker 3: It moves within each of its lafe.

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Speaker 2: Sorry, folks, parks closed.

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Speaker 3: The moves a fracture. You do for Jesus and.

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Speaker 5: Make love the berry shoes.

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Speaker 6: For some reason or another, who signed a little toll

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Speaker 6: I'm Radio.

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Speaker 7: Turning Point USA has an arm that is.

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Speaker 3: Called tp USA Faith dot Com.

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Speaker 7: The leader of that group was recruited by Charlie Kirk

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Speaker 7: pastors named Lucas Miles. He's written a book called Pagan

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Speaker 7: Threat and What you can do in your life to

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Speaker 7: avoid those around you succumbing to the seduction of Paganism,

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Speaker 7: Marxism and the like.

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Speaker 3: We talked with him last night about that book. We

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Speaker 3: talked about where.

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Speaker 7: Turning Point USA is today. Obviously Erica Kirk last night

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Speaker 7: as part of the Fox Nation End of Year or

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Speaker 7: Fox Nation Awards and Honors being bestowed. If you did

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Speaker 7: not hear that discussion last night, you can get that

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Speaker 7: as you can with anything we ever do on the podcast.

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Speaker 7: And a reminder that now when our show ends at

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Speaker 7: seven pm on KTRH in the evening, there is another

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Speaker 7: there is a replay of our show from seven to

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Speaker 7: nine and you in case you're out driving and looking

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Speaker 7: for something and you missed something from earlier in the day. So,

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Speaker 7: without further adu, it is our friend chance McClain. Chancellor

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Speaker 7: is his real name. It is his sixty third birthday.

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Speaker 7: He is a dear friend and key contributor to our show.

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Speaker 7: He has a knack for funny and as a listener

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Speaker 7: of six ten Sports back in the day, his favorite

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Speaker 7: show at the time John Gernado and Lance Serline John

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Speaker 7: and Lance. He made a song about Matt Bullard who

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Speaker 7: was playing for the Rockets at the time, called air

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Speaker 7: bull And this was the kind of stuff. This was

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Speaker 7: like the Cablinesian. What's the Kabalinaesian's name, Yeah, Sean Pendergast.

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Speaker 7: This guy was that kept winning. I think he won

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Speaker 7: the first two years of the Smackoff, didn't He with

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Speaker 7: Rome and ended up with his own show.

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Speaker 3: But these guys and this happens with us.

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Speaker 7: We have listeners some of The funniest things I read

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Speaker 7: are sent by listeners, just absolutely incredibly good. Anyway, here

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Speaker 7: was the first song he ever did, the first piece

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Speaker 7: of art that he ever did that made it on

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Speaker 2: Every night at come Back, you could see him arrived

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Speaker 2: and stood six ten way through thirty five, kind of

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Speaker 2: narrow his shoulder, and narrow his hip, and narrow everywhere.

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Speaker 2: Come to think of it, air Bowl can't stop Bull.

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Speaker 2: The woes at the place who lays his head. He

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Speaker 2: if a reborn was banned by the NBA, no amount

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Speaker 2: of money would make him stay. Airport and can't stop Bull.

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Speaker 2: Corticol has his spots where he drained the trays like

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Speaker 7: Can't stop Bull bringing you a contrack and Ben mcforers.

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Speaker 7: Then came a night in the City of Philly and

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Speaker 7: Tyrason is making the Rockets look silly.

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Speaker 2: Game seven of the finalsmin is left to everybody knew

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Speaker 7: After Iverson dunk rockets down by eleven, Franks foul out

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Speaker 2: Fifty seven and with each sideline and as in the joints,

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Speaker 2: Rudy had no one to play the point except four.

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Speaker 2: The first shot he takes wild triple team, the red

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Speaker 2: black Bush, I have one game, allos fouling one up

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Speaker 9: He hear the drop and that lunch of prayer.

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Speaker 2: And its schools and can't stop.

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Speaker 9: Blelesbles.

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Speaker 3: Michael Wrights.

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Speaker 7: Our one regret I have is not having a tribute

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Speaker 7: put together sooner by chance for my dad.

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Speaker 7: Idea, but I always said I'd find time to set

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Speaker 7: it up later. Unfortunately, later it never happened. My dad

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Speaker 7: got sick in April of twenty three, and spent ten

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Speaker 7: What upsets me the most is that my kids, especially

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Speaker 7: my daughter, are young and won't remember him the way

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Speaker 7: I wish they would, the way they should. I hope

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Speaker 7: those thinking of calling chance choose sooner rather than later.

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Speaker 2: I do too, I do too.

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Speaker 8: You know it.

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Speaker 3: There's a on a profound level.

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Speaker 7: There's something about whether you call it procrastination or putting

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Speaker 7: Highly successful people don't tell me how busy they are,

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Speaker 7: but people I don't consider very very very much and

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Speaker 7: control of their own lives will tell you how busy

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Speaker 7: they are, as if they are the only ones who

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Speaker 7: have work to go to and things to get done.

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Speaker 7: Getting control of your schedule and learning how to manage

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Speaker 7: things is really an executive level skill that most people

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Speaker 7: this in everything I do. There is a challenge. Oh,

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Speaker 7: I've been meaning to get a cold plunge and get

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Speaker 7: started on that. It's not gonna happen until you do it.

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Speaker 7: I've been meaning to start working out. I just you

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Speaker 7: know went I'm gonna wait till after Christmas, when I'm

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Speaker 7: gonna wait till after this. I've been meaning to go

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Speaker 7: get my bloodshecked and get on testosterone.

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Speaker 3: I've been you said that.

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Speaker 2: For three years.

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Speaker 3: I've been marking the chance of playing sixty three. Looks

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Speaker 3: good on you, brother.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: I hope y'all enjoy our show a third as much

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Speaker 3: as we enjoyed doing it for you. Michelle Bright Dentists says,

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Speaker 3: good morning.

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Speaker 7: We're seeing Camp Hope veterans at ut Dental School today

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Speaker 7: for our give vets a smile day. Hopefully we can

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Speaker 7: help some of them with their dental needs have a

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Speaker 7: great day. Some of the cases of these veterans, they've

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Speaker 7: never been to a dentist. Crazy, they've never had their

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Speaker 7: I think my mom got that in me. My mom

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Speaker 7: was a big one for dental hygiene. Of all the

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Speaker 7: things we did that rich people do, we never did

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Speaker 7: like clockwork.

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Speaker 3: We got our teeth cleaned.

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Speaker 7: That was done and The beauty is at doctor Guy

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Speaker 7: Lewis's shop, Texas Center for Cosmetic Dentistry.

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Speaker 3: Well two beauties is the girls are all cute. That's

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Speaker 3: It's just such a nice thing when you got cute

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Speaker 7: Which I never believed that I would be a person

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Speaker 7: who does this, but I like to get hit with

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Speaker 3: I like to I like to get a little deadening

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Speaker 7: You know that was always the thing to grinding and

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Speaker 7: mumping and scratching and clawing. You know, people hate that,

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Speaker 7: but if you asked for it, Oh yeah, yeah, that's

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Speaker 7: a good feeling. You sure you're cleaning my teeth because

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Speaker 7: it's not hurting. Well, tim on the Black Line, you're.

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Speaker 3: Up, Sir.

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Speaker 8: Mick Berry. At first, I like to thank you and

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Speaker 8: Ramon for the honor and privilege of being on the

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Speaker 8: Black Line a couple three times for and I've never

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Speaker 8: now I appreciate it.

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Speaker 3: And what did you call about my man?

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Speaker 8: Okay, I called about cities. I travel a lot for work,

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Speaker 8: have their different culture. But when it gets out to

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Speaker 8: point in time. What's happened, the corruption, and and and

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Speaker 8: So what is gonna take for us to say, no,

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Speaker 8: I'm not gonna leave my city. I'm gonna stay here

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Speaker 8: draw that line and say, look, we're it stops now,

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Speaker 8: we're going to change things were don't change things for

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Speaker 8: the better. I don't know what's going to take for

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I hear you.

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Speaker 7: It pains me, you know, because the easy approach is

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Speaker 7: and that's what most people have chosen to do. My

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Speaker 7: you know, why do my people have to be this way?

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Speaker 7: Why does the politics of the city have to be

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Speaker 7: where a woman's living in that house. She's ninety years old,

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Speaker 7: They always haven't always will and what's going on in

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Speaker 7: The fact that that worries me. In fact, on that subject,

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Speaker 7: All night Garden, Michelle is having a fit because some

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Speaker 7: Monday is the Marine Corp birthday. That is absolutely correct. Oh,

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Speaker 7: I wanted to pay Shirley. You wanted to play Shirley

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Speaker 3: I will call uh. Oh, that's Tom was on. He

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Speaker 4: Well, Joyce would try to call Paula a couple of

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Speaker 4: So we were concerned also about her choice.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna try to reach your dream to break

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Speaker 8: Thank you?

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Speaker 5: Tom like Lackaberry, sure.

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Speaker 3: We Mona.

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Speaker 7: I'm kind of curious your thoughts on this. Bobby writes,

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Speaker 7: to prefer the sausa warmed up. You you like it

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Speaker 3: Very interesting, very interesting.

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Speaker 7: Feel free to email me your uh, your thoughts on

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Speaker 7: this most important matter in the meantime. Surely you lickor

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Speaker 10: You're talking about Ramon bro Blade, Yes, Ramone after Mica

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Speaker 10: I bet if he listened to Michael Berry, he's shave

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Speaker 10: Pay how much a wig for me? And is three

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Speaker 10: I admire any man who will wig. Damn that that

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Speaker 2: Honey?

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Speaker 7: Who there are so many buried references in the Shirley

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Speaker 7: of them? I really do well. Today is the first

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Speaker 7: Today is the day we will put the link where

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Speaker 7: Let's let's just uh, revisit. What's the phrase once you've

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Speaker 3: Ramon?

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Speaker 8: Hello?

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Speaker 3: Revisit is it's a word you know once you once

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Speaker 3: It's a big word.

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Speaker 7: So we just completed an election, and that election was

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Speaker 7: So you're going to have to win those Republican the

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Speaker 3: He was trailing going into the runoff. He was despised

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Speaker 7: He had all the money from the Austin lobby, but

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Speaker 7: It's pretty obvious how they did that. This is the

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Speaker 3: What does that tell you?

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Speaker 7: So some very very high minded noble people like the

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Speaker 7: Remember when Rush had so much fun in two thousand

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Speaker 3: Operation Chaos. Some of you remember this.

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Speaker 7: That's what happens when you don't have a closed primary.

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Speaker 7: Well that's what's happening in Texas. So they've moved to

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Speaker 7: They ran a big underground swamp campaign to get Nicky

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Speaker 3: It didn't work, but it could if the race had

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Speaker 7: Greg Abbott, through his secretary of State, has used your

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Speaker 3: Can you imagine.

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Speaker 7: Greg Abbot announces I'm going to spend ninety million dollars

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Speaker 11: You'll do it.

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Speaker 3: The Inthereo, the butterflies with them, Michael Ferry. They're all Duncans,

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Speaker 7: Remember the story about the thieves that broke into the

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Speaker 7: They stole one hundred and two million dollars in fine jewels.

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Speaker 3: And we can't figure out.

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Speaker 3: Well, let's see, this is like a good game of clue.

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Speaker 11: The obvious choice will be the president's crackhead son who

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Speaker 7: man I am pay had some stones. He put a

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Speaker 7: big glass triangle out front and totally changed the vibe.

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Speaker 3: And there's a lot of security here.

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Speaker 8: Well.

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Speaker 7: Details are now coming out that the security password for

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Speaker 7: the lover.

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Speaker 3: Was Are you ready for this? Are you ready for

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Speaker 3: what the password was? You cannot make this up? Louver

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Speaker 3: l O U v R e uh huh that that

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Speaker 3: was the password. Impure coincidence.

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Speaker 7: I was up late last night doing some show prep

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Speaker 7: and I ran across this security that louver of company's

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Speaker 7: security commercial.

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Speaker 1: They're infomercial Are you worried about burglars? Of course you are.

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Speaker 1: But here at barely secure home protection, we say, why worry?

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Speaker 1: It's probably fine. Unlike those expensive security systems that actually work.

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Speaker 1: Barely Secure uses our patented hope and Prey technology, no cameras,

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Speaker 1: no sensors, no monthly fees, just a sticker we mail

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Speaker 1: you that says projected by security, and don't forget our

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Speaker 1: state of the art alarm system. If a break in

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Speaker 1: is detected, your barely secure alarm plays a very loud

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Speaker 1: voice saying there you cut it out seriously, we don't

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Speaker 1: in this cute our competitors brag about twenty four to

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Speaker 1: seven monitoring. Huh and barely secure. We've got Carl. He

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Speaker 1: works on Tuesdays sometimes. Yeah, no, I'm breaking on Wednesday,

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Speaker 1: not going to be here, So don't delay. Protect your

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Speaker 1: home today with barely secure home protection.

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Speaker 3: Where our motto is we try.

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Speaker 7: I found the email, David Bailey writes Zara, whatever happened

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Speaker 7: to the guy and love it who called into your

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Speaker 7: morning show a couple times a few years ago. He

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Speaker 7: was an uber driver to make a little extra money

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Speaker 7: on the side for him and his wife.

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Speaker 3: You made reference to the fact that you really liked.

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Speaker 7: His accent in his delivery method when telling his stories.

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Speaker 7: I had no idea what made me think of him.

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Speaker 7: I just wondered, whatever happened to him? Great show This morning?

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Speaker 7: AM podcasts eleven Sorry yeah Am podcast eleven six twenty five.

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Speaker 3: Do you remember that caller?

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Speaker 7: Ramone?

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Speaker 8: Oh?

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Speaker 7: You know, I'm trying to think who it was I had,

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Speaker 7: I had Joyce's phone number, I need to I looked

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Speaker 7: and it's not in here, and I don't know why

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Speaker 7: it's not in here.

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Speaker 3: Kind of or see if trying to hurt oh here

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Speaker 3: you got it? Huh, all right, call her real quick.

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Speaker 3: Let's see if we can just do a.

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Speaker 8: Check.

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Speaker 3: Let's see, I was.

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Speaker 7: So ray hunt we played yesterday. We played their voicemail

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Speaker 7: on the air from the lady that called and cust adam.

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Speaker 7: He said, I just heard you talking about us yesterday,

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Speaker 7: and the part about our answering machine that we had

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Speaker 7: no idea was even there. We haven't used that phone

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Speaker 7: number in years. I texted the recording to our phone

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Speaker 7: service and here is the reply. That's hilarious. What's funny

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Speaker 7: is the guy recording that isn't any Yeah, Joyce, Yes,

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Speaker 7: have mercy.

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Speaker 3: Joyce. This is Michael Berry. How are you.

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Speaker 9: I'm trying.

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Speaker 3: You're on the air, lovel you are on the air.

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Speaker 8: Love.

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Speaker 3: This is Michael Berry. Oh okay, how are you doing.

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Speaker 3: I'm having difficulty hearing you. Joyce. This is Michael Barry.

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Speaker 3: How are you doing.

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Speaker 8: I'm doing good.

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Speaker 3: Well, we've missed you. Yes, well, I call several days.

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Speaker 8: But the phone just rain ring ing and no one answered.

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Speaker 3: That's Ramon, Hello, welcome to my world. Probably taking a nap.

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Speaker 7: Okay, all right, well let's reset and we'll pretend you've

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Speaker 7: just called in can you work us up a sermon

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Speaker 7: real quick?

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Speaker 8: Wake us up.

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Speaker 9: Well, I'll tell you what.

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Speaker 2: I have an appointment and I'm at the door.

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Speaker 7: Leaving, So could you call me maybe on Monday morning.

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Speaker 5: I know I'll call Monday morning.

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Speaker 3: Okay, you call us Monday morning. But you're doing okay?

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Speaker 8: Right?

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Speaker 3: Oh, definitely okay.

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Speaker 7: And I'm sorry that I'm I was out the door

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Speaker 7: and I got back to answer the phone. Well, I

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Speaker 7: just want you to know that you're missed, and a

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Speaker 7: lot of people, thomas On said he and Paul have

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Speaker 7: been trying to get a hold of you.

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Speaker 3: Everybody just wants to know that you're okay. Sometimes it's

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Speaker 3: nice to know that you're missing.

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Speaker 7: And I do my best to call it in early

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Speaker 7: Monday morning.

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Speaker 3: Okay, that sweetheart. Thank you have a great weekend.

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Speaker 9: Oh okay, thanks for calling.

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Speaker 3: Yes, many bye. That reassured me somewhat, but not entirely.

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Speaker 3: I guess we'll find out on Monday.

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Speaker 7: There is heavy turnout in the vote for warm versus

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Speaker 7: h I don't know if you'd call it cold warm

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Speaker 7: versus room tempt salsa to warm or not to warm?

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Speaker 3: The question caliente. This is a big one.

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Speaker 7: Niddya Ma Sias. She's part of our lesbian brigade. She

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Speaker 7: can have a beer on Friday. She's the dog handler.

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Speaker 8: I like her.

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Speaker 3: She's adorable. Authentic.

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Speaker 7: Mexicans prefer salsa warm. We eat it on everything, not

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Speaker 7: just with chips. Cold sausa on your food wouldn't be good.

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Speaker 7: Ray Gutierrez rightes tzar warmed or hot, just like Grandma

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Speaker 7: and Mama served. Kenny Allen, White Boy, Redneck Hillbilly Waller,

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Speaker 7: Great Waller County meth lab explosion in nineteen ninety six writes,

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Speaker 7: no warmed up salsa tastes like cac vobbit. That's how

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Speaker 7: Shirley Q Lickor says it, and then Jay says, good company.

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Speaker 7: Cantina has the best warm sausa out there in my opinion.

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Speaker 3: Otherwise, I prefer cold or room tempt heavy heavy early

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Speaker 3: voting in the to warm or not to warm salsa

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Speaker 3: question