Football #21-Just Get To F#@%ing

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Welcome inside the Treehouse Football Podcast along
with Trey Trenholm, Raj Sharma, I

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am Daniel Malley. There's another week
of the playoffs in which our Cowboys are

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non existent, having been bounced prematurely. But there's anything we're used to as

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Cowboys fans, it's you know,
being premature. They're despite the fact that

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the Cowboys are not currently playing,
that has never stopped the media train,

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or the Cowboys trained, the Cowboys
hype train, whatever it is that is

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always running twenty four to seven.
It still continues even in the second week

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of their non existent playoff contention.
And that is this lovely statement, this

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interview that Jerry Jones gave at the
Senior Bowl in Alabama, in which he

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set and I quote, I would
anticipate, with looking ahead at our key

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contracts that we'd like to address,
we will be all in talking about the

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twenty twenty four season. I would
anticipate we will be all in at the

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end of this year. So when
you say there is any thought we will

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push the hell out of it,
it will be going all in on different

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people than you've done in the past. We will be going all in.

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We've seen some things out of some
of the players that we want to be

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all in on. Yes, I
would say that you will see us this

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coming year, not building for the
future. It's the best way I've ever

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said. And that ought to answer
a lot of questions, which leads a

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lot of people to ask the question
is if you're all in this year,

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what have you been doing. Yeah, that's a lot of all ins.

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Uh, that's a lot. That's
a lot of all ins. We're all

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in this year. Well what were
you doing before? How do you think

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some of these teams won their Super
Bowls because they went all in because they

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realized, you know what, we
have a pretty solid chance here. We

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think we got a solid team.
Let's go all in. Or he and

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he maybe you know, maybe he's
telegraphing that he's all in. He's going

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to completely screw the salary cap because
he's gonna sign anyone and everyone because like

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this is gonna be his last year's
GM and then he's retiring maybe and I

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know, hey, he's dying in
that office. I would agree, Uh,

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next year. And and and Raj
you were you weren't on the Football

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podcast last week, but Trey and
I concluded that Jerry Jones is not competing

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against the rest of the NFL when
it comes to putting a team on the

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field, signing contracts, coaches,
whatever. He's competing with death. Yeah,

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that's and that's a hell that's a
hell of a motivator. And we

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think that that's the approach. Finally, is that he's realizing with every season

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that ticks off that he hasn't won
another Super Bowl, he's one season closer

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to dying without hoisting that trophy one
last time. Yeah. I mean,

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you know, when you get to
that much money, I think you can

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stick around as long as you feel
like it. M hm, you know,

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like that right there is one of
the things that drives me nuts because

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I've seen it on social media.
For you know, since social media was

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really a thing, and before social
media was a thing, we were still

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complaining about Jerry Jones, the GM
post, you know, Jimmy Johnson and

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Super Bowl dying era, and then
even more so now you get people screaming

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at the end of every season it's
Jerry the gym. It's Jerry the gym.

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We have to get rid of Jerry
the gym. No, you can't.

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You have to get over that argument
because it's not going to happen.

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The man owns the team, he
can do what he wants. It's the

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same way that you get to do
whatever it is you want to do in

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your house. At your house.
You want to be the gym in the

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house, cool, You want your
wife to be the gym in the house.

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Fine, you want to have your
life run by mother or whatever.

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Get over that. And I even
saw it again this last week. We

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got to get rid of Jerry.
Stop it, it ain't gonna happen.

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Just be happy that he's relinquished a
little bit of that power and control to

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Stephen and a lot of it to
Will McLay and that's been a gigantic step.

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Yeah. But I think the problem
is I think when he, you

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know, took over the team one
in fifteen, I think there were seven

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to nine the next season, and
that's when the Super Bowl run started.

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So I think he was like this
is this formula works? But that was

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right preset recap. He could money
with the team like that is I have,

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really I have thought about this Jerry
Jones' tenure. I mean as as

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owner and GM I mean, yes, revolutionary owner, he'll but when you

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he introduced the salary cap. But
it is and it has haunted him ever

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since because made a lot of money. He made a lot of money,

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but he's done great with business.
But they have a one. I mean,

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Roger, I don't know if you
did you hear this stat the only

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two there's only two teams that haven't
played in the from the NFC that haven't

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played in the Super Bowl this century. Huh huh, I haven't heard this,

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you know, one of them?
Yeah? And the commanders, Oh

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gotcha? Okay, that's sad.
Yeah, I mean again, I'm gonna

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go back to saying this. I
think he saw the formula word and he

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was like, I'm gonna keep doing
this and I'm not gonna change because we're

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gonna win next year. He's the
same as us. When he he wakes

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up and goes, you know what, next year is our year. He

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does the same thing we do.
Oh yeah, he does. He absolutely

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does, and he says, you
know that. That's why they have the

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the you know, the press conference
at the beginning of training camp each year.

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It's a state of the Cowboys and
dress all right, here's what we're

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gonna do this year. This year's
all right, We're gonna We're gonna do

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some things. We're gonna do some
exciting things. We have some exciting players,

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blah blah blah. And then there's
the there's the graphic, there's the

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meme. We've all seen that.
The cycle starts again, and then we

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you know, go through and we
end up, you know, dropping out

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the playoffs, getting her ask kicked. Yeah. So, I mean,

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I think when people say Jerry the
GM like, we have to get rid

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of that, it's because that formula
hasn't worked in so long that but you

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are right, he's not giving up. And both of you are right.

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He's not giving up that office because
he doesn't have to. And and that

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then by saying it, you're living
in fantasy land. You you have a

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better chance at finding an antique bottle
saucer thing, whatever the hell that thing

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is called, that a genie pops
out of after you rub it. You

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find one of those, you find
those little lamps, you find one of

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those old like Sumatrian Babylonian lamps,
and you rub the ever love and shit

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out of it and hope to God
a genie pops out that will grant you

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wishes. And one of those can
be that Jerry Jones is no longer the

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GM. Until that happens, just
you have to you have to accept it.

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You just have or you can just
be mad at the wind. Yeah,

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and RAJ you know there and you
just said something about the formula,

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his form But many would argue he
wasn't the GM during the glory days of

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the Cowboys. It was Jimmy that
was the GM, and that ultimately is

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why they broke up, is Jerry
wanted the credit because he was writing the

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checks, but it was Jimmy making
the decisions. So Jerry really as GM

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is just utter failure. Yes,
I mean, but that was the clash

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of egos, right, Like that's
why they lasted three years. And then

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you had Barry Switzer come in because
he was that guy, and it was

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great to hear that part of the
the thing where when when Switzer showed up,

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he's like, where's Jimmy and he's
like he's at home. Was like,

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well, you need to call him
to come in today. He goes,

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no, no, you're you're here
for this job. That's how incompetent

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ras Switzer was uh like he didn't
even know what he was interviewing for,

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which I thought. Jerry Jones said, basically he could hire a monkey and

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then win a Super Bowl with that
team, and and he did also before

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we skip over this very excellent placement, Uh, mister Malley of of Sumatra,

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by the way, you just wanted
to throw that in there, Like

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Sumatra doesn't get dropped a lot.
We're not entirely low brow in this tree.

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Sometime we're higher up. Just keep
in mind that just because we we

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tend to swing low doesn't mean we
don't have the ability to go high.

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We tend to hang out down here
where it's more fun. Yeah, I

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mean we can we can still mention
balk springs in the same in the same

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bit as Sumatra. I'm sure,
well we can still we can still go

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up and down on that. So
absolutely, I think it's very comparable to

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say that Sumatra saxy, Babylon balk
spring Sure, tomato tomato. Yeah,

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I just uh, I love the
all in. Let's see, I mean

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what he's got to back that up, right, So he can't run from

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that comment now because he's he said
all in sixteen times he did. I

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mean when you say all in that
often, you start you start wondering,

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you start asking questions, even though
he's trying to say that that should answer

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lots of questions. And I do
get the one thing that he the the

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serious nugget that he's saying is a
lot of the moves that they've been doing

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in recent years. And to me, he's talking about, you know,

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giving that more controlled to Stephen Jones, Will McLay, they're more future oriented

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because they're not about to die he
is, so he's having to shift their

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thinking into I'm going going to die
soon, and I want to do this

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one more time before I die.
After I die, you guys can go

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back and doing things quote unquote for
the future. But in the meantime,

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it's a Jerry trying to gm from
his own coffin. And how old does

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he? I mean, you're very
certain that he's about to die. I'm

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just saying I'm not. He seems
to be. He seems to be certain

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because in recent years he's like,
Okay, we're gonn build for the future.

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But now he's sing on now,
we're up now, now, now,

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now, we're all in for twenty
twenty four. So either he got

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a bad report from his doctor or
maybe he put himself on his own Deadpool

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list, and and maybe his ultimate
dream is to win the super Bowl in

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twenty twenty four and as he hoists
the Lombardi Trophy over his head, he

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collapses and dies. Okay, I
was going to the super parade is also

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his funeral? Yes? Yes,
tell me. And if that's the case,

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the horse drawn carriage of Jerry's body
in that parade and he'll be stiff

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as a board. And I'm not
talking about his entire body. Yeah,

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he will be that excited to not
only have won the super Bowl but have

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a parade that could also be doubling
as his funeral. Yeah, gotcha.

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And I or he's gonna have to
be because he went all in so many

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times. He's got to do like
either he he he gets there or he

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has to die. So maybe he's
like, man, we're eight and eight,

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I'm gonna have to kill myself now. I don't know if he'd go

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to I don't know. I don't
know if he go to that extent,

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I could see him sacrificing Jerry Jr. Yeah, Which, again, my

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buddy Fonzo brings up a great point
Fundsi Crow a great comment. He's like

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he didn't name his first son Junior. No, that's a weird that's a

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weird thing to do. He was
like, the first one is like he

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doesn't deserve it, And well,
the weird thing would be if he was

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to actually sacrifice Jerry Junior and then
dedicate the team, dedicates the remainder of

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the season. They turned things around
when the Super Bowl hypothetically and all the

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banners in the merge still get to
say do it for Jerry, and he's

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still, Oh, yeah, that's
a solid I mean, that's why,

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that's why you're the marketing genius that
you aren't. That's that's a that's a

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good move. Junior is just like
in a little it's like just like right

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at the bottom of Jerry. It's
like it's like it's like the tiny asterisk

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next tool instead of TM, it's
JJ. So going back real quick to

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Jerry Jones at the Senior Bowl talking
about how they're finally going to go all

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in on this upcoming NFL season.
They also asked him in his press conference

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about, of course, Mike McCarthy, and he talked about part of the

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reason why they decided to keep him. Oh, a pretty good move.

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Four years ago when my course and
he's had some great in season success.

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M Now he's come up short three
times three times and advanced us in the

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playoffs. Okay, but I like
the fact that he's hanging around the rim,

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and I like what the team has
done to hang around the rim.

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So I think of what the answer
that I would have is that I'm wearing

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that we're hanging around the rim.
We're not getting the ball in, but

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we're be't hanging around the rim.
Let's don't Okay, he's not well,

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right, are you? Okay,
yeah, he's Look is he giving a

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basketball analogy? He is? And
I'll address that more here momentary. Okay,

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I'm yeah, yeah, of what
the answer that I would have is

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that I'm aware of that we're hanging
around the rim. We're not getting the

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ball in, but we're be't hanging
around the rim. Let's don't discount hanging

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around the rim and where we are
right now with the players we've got,

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and I'm thinking about it from the
whole. Look, the real question is

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is I'm not doing what I was
doing thirty years ago. I'm not doing

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what I was doing twenty years ago. On a personal basis, I think

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about a lot of things differently.
That's important because if I were doing the

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very same things over the last thirty
years, twenty years, Okay, then

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as you looked at the whole report
card, the report cards, you're seeing

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about winning in the playoffs, I
don't like there's some other parts of the

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report card. That's what you do, so hope you too. So from

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there you get a couple of things. Yes, Trey, he is doing

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the basketball analogy to discuss football.
At the end he refers to, you

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know, getting a report card,
you know, from the playoffs and not

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liking that. And the other thing
I'm left with is this, with so

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much talk about Jerry saying they're all
in for the next season, and all

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this talk here about being around the
rim, around the rim, around the

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rim, it sounds to me like
Jerry's ultimately saying, for the last almost

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thirty years, we've just been playing
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all in. Yeah, around the
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Jerry Jones as the new Republican you
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Jones debate? Yeah, that was
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the rim and all in so many
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and win thirty four to thirty one
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up twenty four to seven. Oh
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out to you more Dan Campbell's aggressive
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Jackson looked in that game against the
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Trey Baltimore. I've Lamar Jackson is
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that that offense and that team has
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looked scared, tight, scared.
I don't I don't know which what which

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one you want to use? But
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and fourteen team that somehow had snuck
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Ravens jerseys, in the bodies of
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part of that game. I even
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Jackson throws that one pick in the
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like, there are rookie quarterbacks that
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there he was doing it. It
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very bad. And yeah, I
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didn't last very long in that game. I think that Peter did. Neither

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go, oh, yeah, they've

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given up. And it was very
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yeah, they're done. And then the

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just just the sad is the blowout. I was like, all right,

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of that game or the Lion's aggressive, slash stubborn nature to allow forty nine

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ers back into it. I have
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and I love to bust his balls
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city makes it quite easy. Yeah, when they were up, I would

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say it was twenty four to seven
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four. This the I'll read the
message I sent. H hold on,

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I said, I pulled it up. I go, I hope, I

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hope they make a comeback because I
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of your city. And then once
again, once again, the Raj curse

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was in Yep. And then when
when they won, I called and I

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go, hey man, even though
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I called and I go, hey
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what happened. My TV went out. Can you I didn't even get to

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watch the last half. Can you
tell me what happened? Like? What's

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what was the score? And I
made him literally tell me the entire last

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half of the game. You know
what, I'm starting to now believe that

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you Raj are the genie and the
lamp. And the difference is you don't

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allow anybody else to rub you.
You just rub yourself, You pop out,

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grant your own wish, and then
you crawl back inside. That is

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that in very much in Sumatra.
But yes, I but I did,

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because you know, it's just it's
it's two buddies, and he's got he

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wins because he grew up in California
in like an hour, not even an

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hour. I think it was a
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But he moved to Detroit to do
the radio show. That's where he's

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been for the last twenty years.
So he was gonna win either way,

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but he was legitimately rooting for.
So that was the game I paid the

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most attention to because I wanted I
wanted to watch. You wanted to hurt

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your friend. I get it,
I did, you know, as guys

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do. I just wanted to make
sure that he he knew that I loved

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him by saying that your city sucks
and and he gets but you know it

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is in his defense. He goes, so, how are the Cowboys doing?

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I was like, buddy, they
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and maybe that's right. Maybe next
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ticket, Like that's all I said, Next year they'll actually play the two

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or year? Did you think stood
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It really was how poorly the Ravens
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the drops that the Lions had in
that game to not be able to to

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put the game or it's like,
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I'm always going to say the more
shocking side is when you have an elite

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style, an elite quarterback just absolutely
crap the field in a massive game like

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that, and that's and that's what
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To me, that's more shocking because
to me, they were the favorite going

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into that game just based on you
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been. But once again we learn
you can never count out Kansas City because

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they know how to win and they
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points in the season people didn't think
that they were capable. Well, here

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they are again. And then I
got to give credit to the forty nine

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ers. And every time I see
you know, Christian McCaffrey play, I'm

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impressed. Every time I see Rock
Purdy play, I'm impressed. I feel

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sorry for him to a certain extent
that he gets paid less than arch manning

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the backup quarterback that Texas does this
year, but he's he's going to get

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his payday. But still that's got
a sting. I don't understand why everyone

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hates on brock Party so badly.
Like it's like it's such a he's mister

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irrelevant. He's the last guy in
the draft and and he's about to play

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in a super Bowl. It's actually
a pretty cool story and it's an amazing

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story. You're right. There are
people that go like they don't want to

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give him any credit. He's just
the game manager type. There's all these

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people around him. It's Kyle Shanahan
the coach, it's McCaffrey the running back,

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it's Deebo Samuel, it's it's this
and it's that. But this is

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a he's a good quarterback. Like
there was on social media. There was

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a play, one of the big
plays in the week before where it was

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on McCaffrey's touchdown run the week before
and there was supposed to be a tight

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end motion and these other things and
he killed. He's like, no,

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no, no, you stay where
you are. And one he I believe

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he audibled into the run and then
it was supposed to have a tight end

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motion and he's like, no,
this play is going to work without it.

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You just stay put, and it
tight end stays put and McCaffrey runs

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for a touchdown. That's him,
that's the quarterback, you know, making

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that call. So I'm with you. It's I think some people, Tray,

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they just they just for some reason
want to knock the guy down a

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couple of pegs. But at the
end of the day, if they win

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the Super Bowl, they really they
really don't have a leg to stand on

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with that type of argument. Yeah, And I'm just you know, I'm

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I'm hoping that they do win and
Taylor Swift leaves Travis Kelcey for Brockbardy.

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I think that would be I think
that would be the story. I'm just

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you're watching the genie making the prediction. I'm so so just now as a

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Trey and Erra talking, you were
rubbing yourself and you popped out of your

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lamp and go, okay, you're
willing this to happen. Now, yes,

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let's say I was rubbing myself.
Uh so, thousands of people can

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hear that. That's great, I
rubbed my lamp that I dwell in.

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And I say that Taylor Swift leaves
if if the Niners, you know,

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are successful, Taylor Swift, I
don't think that that would you know,

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Look, she doesn't need anything that
he's got. He technically didn't need anything

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she's got. He's already successful in
his right. She's clearly beyond successful in

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hers. Yeah, but I did
notice on one of the podcast news things

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that I follow that for the first
time that I've seen it number one on

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both Spotify and Apple podcasts, it
was The Kelsey's podcast New Heights number one

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in both, and typically Rogan wins
number one on Spotify and then on Apple

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It's it's a usually a couple of
different ones that rotate around, but not

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once have I seen their show number
one, and this last week they were.

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They were number one in both spots. Well, that's because the the

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I Love Yous were captured and so
that that was that was that put them

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back up on there, the highest
pedalstal that you can have. So I'm

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you guys look at her and go, oh my god, what a great

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pop star. And in my head, I'm like, what if she's super

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sinister and this is her whole plan
is to destroy because his brother retired,

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right, so she so that's he's
done. So what if she's secretly started

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out with like I'm gonna I'm gonna
destroy the Kelsey like that, that's that's

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in my head. That's the that's
the movie I'm watching. If she had

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been successful in doing that with the
previous guy she dated, I'd be one

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hundred percent with you because she like
everyone knows that she and Jake Jillen Hall

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dated. But he seems to be
doing just fine. He's in the Roadhouse

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remake so bad. I've got,
uh, what was it? The DJ

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almost said Calvin Hobbes, but the
the Harris, thank you Calvin Harris.

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I don't. I don't think he's
worse for the wear. I'm sure there's

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others that I'm forgetting about that are
doing just fine. She didn't destroy them.

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No, in my In the movie
that I'm watching in my head is

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she's like, oh God, this
is this is who, this is who

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I take out. I took out
one brother just retired, and now I

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got to take this one out.
And then the reveal is she's been with

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brock Party the whole time. Like
that's the movie that I see. Yeah,

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Okay, that's that's a that's a
hell of a twist, and that

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sounds like it would be number one
on the Lifetime channel. Did y'all see

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the report that they put a number
on her economic impact. There's three hundred

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and thirty million dollars. Yeah,
but's economy or to the NFL. Oh

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oh no, I did not see
that. Yeah, so and then you

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know of course that everyone then it
starts, oh my god, if you

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don't believe it's fake, look at
this. And that's a big number.

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But that's two per said of the
NFL's annual revenue. I mean it's just

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one, but one person did.
I mean, like, that's impressed.

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If two percent and it's it's just
you that did that, that's impressive.

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Like I gotta give her credit for
that, Like she I think she's great.

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I think, uh, they legitimately
I've just been joking about that,

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but like legitimately I see the love
there and like they exchange the exchange that

408
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I love you. The conspiracy theories
are weird, like the thirteen or the

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eleven or something weird, uh number
that people are thrown out that there's some

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theory. If you say the conspiracy
theories are weird, then I I just

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I just don't get, like I
I know, because I don't understand like

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the mathematics behind it. They're like
it's all about the number thirteen I'm like,

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I don't know what, Like,
I don't know what. I don't

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know what that means. I just
uh, I just know that Donald Trump

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said he's going to wage a holy
war on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey if

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under what religion, because I don't
think he's a actually subscribe to one.

417
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Yeah, other than other than the
religion of him, but which is which

418
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has served him well. But I've
never understood the whole look like, if

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you have any idea about her,
I don't like getting the political stuff,

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but she ain't voting for him.
I don't. I don't even know why.

421
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I know why he says it,
but there's that's not even irrelevant.

422
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That's just to me. To me, that's sort of like a like there's

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someone that is an acquaintance of mine
that slammed Taylor Swift's hair after the game,

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and he's you know, it's it's
the standard. It's a standard bitter

425
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white guy thing. It's like,
I hate this. I was like,

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God, get over it. It's
not that bad. You know what it

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is. It's people that don't like
seeing other people happy. Yes, oh

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my god, they're happy. That
makes me angry. That says a lot

429
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more about you than it does about
them. Yeah, and if you look

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at the actual I think somebody posted
it, the actual amount of time that

431
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they filmed her, I think is
under two minutes. I believe, like

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just them cutting back every time there
was a celebratory touchdown or there was something

433
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you know, he you know,
caught a pass or whatever it was.

434
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I think the total amount of I
think it was less than two minutes that

435
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everybody's making well that's all the NFL
is and I was just Taylor Swift.

436
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I'm like, it was two minutes
out of an entire game. Yeah,

437
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they they they do cutaway shots.
I mean, the only difference is whether

438
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you know it's some guy in stands
it's Taylor Swift and the Kelsey's oh no

439
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and yeah yeah, I by mums. Yeah, I used to. I

440
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used to always love when like the
camera guy would focus on one cheerleader or

441
00:33:51.200 --> 00:33:52.839
one girl in the stands and I'm
like, oh, yeah, he's got

442
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a thing, like he's crushing on
this girl. Like now they're like,

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hey, can you cut the Swift. He's like no, but I gotta

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00:33:59.519 --> 00:34:00.839
put my chin I'm like no,
no, no, that's going to do

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more for the NFL. And that's
if it's bringing a whole new audience of

446
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younger kids that normally wouldn't watch the
NFL, that's cool too, I am.

447
00:34:12.719 --> 00:34:15.440
I am kind of fascinated. There
was a thing I saw a couple

448
00:34:15.480 --> 00:34:17.400
of months ago when they came out
that they were first dating or whatever,

449
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and that was the possibility of the
economic impact if not only they got married,

450
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but you know how birth rates are
recently been in decline because gen Z

451
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is like, hey, we're kind
of pumping the brakes on the whole kids

452
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thing, blah blah blah. Where
whereas if they were to get married or

453
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even just have a kid, that
would reverse the birth rates in America.

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And next thing, you know,
it's going to be the second baby boom

455
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generation. Wow. That that's some
that's some amazing power to have. And

456
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and the the guess was, you
know, economic impact in the billions.

457
00:34:59.360 --> 00:35:01.840
Wow. Okay, Hey, you
know, if it's good, if it's

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good, if it's good for my
four oh one k, then get to

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find it. That's the youngest thing
you've ever said, just calling it like

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I see it. Don't be mad
because other people are happy. Think about

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how it could positively impact you.
Then you'll be fine. We'll see you

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tomorrow for the Friday episode of the
Treehouse