Football #6: Winning is Good

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Welcome to the Treehouse Football Podcast Numero
six. Numero six. We have made

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it into the sixth episode of the
Treehouse Football Podcast. Along with the Cowboys.

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We have moved into the bye week
on a high as opposed to a

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lowly, lowly low. The Cowboys
actually took care of business on the road

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in Los Angeles on Monday Night.
They managed to not embarrass themselves on national

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television and back to back weeks,
So yay for this. It was uh

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when when the first score was was
that that quick? I was like,

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we're were doomed. That was my
first thought. I was like, you

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know what, let's just let's just
grab a beer and some wings and let's

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not I'll just check my phone.
I'll just check my Instagram. And then

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I was like, oh, this
is this is actually an interesting game and

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it's uh, it was. It
was fun to watch. I will say

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that it was. It was an
entertaining game, mainly because, if we're

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being honest, the Cowboys won,
But from just a general standpoint, it

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was an entertaining game if you had
if you had no skin in the game,

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you're entertained by Monday Night football.
This week Cowboys versus Chargers Yeah,

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it was really good. I mean
that on top of that, that stadium

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is just incredible. Uh and it
really, it really is, like that

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stadium is incredible, but uh,
overall entertainment value, it was really good.

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Like again, like you said,
I was at this this wing joint

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and there were a couple of people
there that were you know, Broncos fans

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and Redskins for whatever. Uh,
but everybody thoroughly entertained. So uh yeah

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it was I was, I was
a fan. Uh. Uh. It

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was good to finally watch that going
into the bye week with that little bit

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of momentum going in. Uh.
And uh, it's nice that they are

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off on my birthday. So uh
isn't that a lovely gift for you Raj

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from the Dallas Cowboys. Is there's
absolutely zero chance of them disappointing you on

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your birthday? Well, yes,
Uh, one of my buddies plays for

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the Cowboys and so he's coming to
my birthday show. So if he doesn't

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show, then the Cowboys will have
disappointed me. Again, well at least

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at least not on the field,
That's true, is my main thing?

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Look like Cowboys players will disappoint you, you know, left and right.

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Yeah, all of them. Some
some will be amazing. Yeah, he

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showed, he shows he's very very
good about it. Uh and uh he's

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he's always uh. All we went
to the same high school like many years

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apart, and we both played,
well, he played and I was on

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I was on a team that was
you wore the uniform and had some good

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seats to watch. Yeah, I
mean I think my nickname, uh freshman

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year was Ajax and then Irish second
year because my uniform never got dirty.

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Oh okay, all right, yeah
it was always clean. So I was

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trying to figure out the Irish angle
Irish spring. Yeah, gotcha. Yeah.

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So surprised they didn't just call you. What was it? Was it

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Snuggle the bear? Well, well
that was I think that would have been

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racist back then. I'm like,
what the brown kid is really the bear?

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Snuggle Snuggle was like a cream colored
bear. Yeah, but yeah,

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so he will he will be.
Uh if they called you Sharman, then

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I could see they did that too. Oh yeah, it was don't squeeze

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the Sharma and yeah, I know, I'm I'm I'm letting too much out,

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but this is that was there's almost
okay, Sharman Strang I'm gonna have

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to handle everything that you release.
Yeah, But going back to the Cowboys,

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very very excited for the potential that
this momentum has going in after the

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bye week, I think they looked
good. They looked like they were healthy

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and refreshed as opposed to what they
look like against the forty nine Ers.

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They looked like they did respond very
well after an embarrassing defeat on Sunday Night

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Football at the hands of the forty
nine Ers, And it was amazing how

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the Cowboys and the forty nine Ers
responded very differently after that game. Forty

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nine Ers blow out the Cowboys on
Sunday Night and then firmly planting their forty

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nine er boots on our Cowboys necks, and then the forty nine Ers follow

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it up with losing the Cleveland and
the Cowboys, on the other hand,

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they followed up an embarrassing loss on
Sunday Night Football to the forty nine Ers

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by actually going staying on the road. Yeah, in Los Angeles, beating

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the Chargers at so Far at Sofi
Stadium. Yes, And I thought the

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Browns victory was fantastic. I the
one time you don't want to be the

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kicker. You know what funny story
about the kicker? Yeah? Did you

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see the pregame photo of him?
No, well it's funny to us.

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So the kicker for the forty nine
ers had his entire family in the stands

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ready to watch him play in that
game. Oh no, and then he

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proceeded to push what could have been
the game winning field goal just right of

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the upright and managed to ruin his
family's reunion. Wow, that would I

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don't Let's see. I always wondered
this because and you tell me, because

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you probably have have had these moments. Unfortunately, is after a loss,

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after some thing like that, like
a monumental like a moment where you have

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all your families there, all your
friends, whatever it is, what do

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you guys talk about after the game. So it's like, well, how's

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the leg? Like, I don't
know what you talk about. Luckily,

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Raj, I'm a clutch performer.
So whenever I had family, whenever I

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had family in the stands, I
won. All right, Okay, good

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because here's like I remember my buddy
Joe, who was a offensive lignement and

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he was dating this cheerleader and he
dedicated this game and we're I think we're

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playing Island Park, which we're just
not gonna win. It's just and he's

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like, I'm dedicating this game to
her. And I was like, what

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a what a terrible idea, a
buddy, and yeah, and I'm I'm

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like, a okay, man,
you play your heart out. And then

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we took the ass whooping of a
lifetime and I'm like, what do you

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guys? You're I mean, what
do you what do you talk about now?

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Look, I dedicated that came to
you, the one we lost,

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Like what do you do? Like, that's a fight. That's why you

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don't do that. I'm a big
believer in setting yourself up for success,

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so that means don't set yourself up
for possible failure. Yeah, I mean

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we walked out on the field and
these were grown men that we were playing

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against. I mean they hit full
beards and mullets like the whole I mean,

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I was like, why are we
It looked like we were finding a

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construction team like this all construction workers
is what it looked like. And I'm

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like, why are we playing against
these adults? I don't understand what's happening.

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And then we proceeded to get annihilated
so same with the forty nine ers

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kicker all his families there. Now
you go to dinner, right, or

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you go out to a bar or
what like? What do you Honestly,

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I don't have an answer for that. That's rough because I've never, luckily,

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my family has been fragmented so much
in my life that even when you

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know, you know, sports things
were happening, I never really had more

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than two or three family members in
the stands, So it really it really

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wasn't too bad. I only had. I remember there was one time my

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father and my grandfather drove to Arlington
and watched me playing a baseball game at

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Lamar and I went one for four
and had a diving catch at third base,

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so I had I had. I
had a hit, and I had

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a a pretty good, you know, a Sports center esque worthy play for

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for a fourteen year old in high
school. So I felt good about that.

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Yeah, at the time that my
dad came for senior night when I

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was playing football at Arlington Lamar,
we managed to go into triple was it

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was it the game against Martin if
it was the final game against Martin,

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we won disc that night beat Martin
in triple over time. Wow. I

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didn't have a whole lot to do
with that win, but you know,

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I almost had a block punt and
then I got to watch the game really

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close. But at least we won. Yeah, and you know there were

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other times, but yeah, I've
never had more than two or three family

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members in the stands. Honestly,
I wouldn't want my entire family to come,

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especially if I was the kicker,
because that might happen. Yeah,

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I really And this is where I
respected my parents' honesty. It's my freshman

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year, I played fifteen seconds.
I think that was a tote maybe eight

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seconds. I could I could be
exaggerating the amount of time. But then

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my my sophomore year, I actually
played. I got to I got to

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like the cheerleaders were decorating the locker. But my freshman year, I asked

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my dad and it was the sweetest
thing I've ever heard him say. I

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said, Dad, why don't you
ever come to my my football games?

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It goes you don't play? You
no good? And I was like,

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Okay, that's h and that is
just a that is ah well, that

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is a like a like too much. Maybe no, No, I appreciate

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it because I was like, that's
why you're not there? I suck.

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Okay, good. I thought I
thought you might be busy with the new

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company that you guys have started,
you know, you know, your new

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business, maybe stuff to do on
a Thursday night. But no, it

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was because I was terrible, So
it was good. I was like,

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all right, now I know why. And I never asked him again.

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I never asked them to come to
a game again. And I don't blame

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you. I wouldn't either. My
sophomore year when I actually played, He's

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like, when you do something good, let me know. I'm like,

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oh, well, we'll do so. Yeah, it was least, but

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it was beautifully honest, like I'm
like, I'm not coming, Like that's

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what you could have just said that. But yeah, I always wanted to

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know, like what the conversation was
with with people when you lose, Like

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I don't know how you so,
how's so, how's your day been?

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Like I don't know how you start. It's a little different, I think

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depending on the position that you play, when you're the when you're the kicker,

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like in the case of the forty
nine ers kicker and he misses the

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game winning field goal in front of
his entire family and you know, a

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TV audience and everything else. Yeah, I mean that's maybe you have a

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different mentality as a kicker. But
if you're you know, a position player,

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yeah, you know you can after
the game you can be like,

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yeah, it's a tough loss,
but you know, I I played pretty

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well. We didn't lose because of
me. The kicker can't say that.

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I just hope nobody in the family
was like like when they went out afterwards,

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just got drunk and like that kicker
sucks my bad. Sorry, that's

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well it would have been. It
would have been interesting had your dad,

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yes, then then the father also
of this kicker, to which had dinner,

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he would have said something on the
lines I'm never coming to see you

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play again. That would that would
be interesting on so many different levels if

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my dad was the father of that
kicker, like, where's the other family

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dead? Yeah, I would say
a few hurdles would have to be would

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have to be jumped in order for
your father, Yes, may he rest

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in peace. Yes, to be
the father of the white kicker of the

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forty nine ers. Yeah, and
to watch a five and twenty pounds man

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jump hurdles would be hilarious too.
He's not going over. Maybe the Cowboys

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could use him and running. Yeah, I uh, well that but fortunately

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we did not have that luck,
that misfortune. I'm sorry of being the

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kicker. We we we did it, and I Trey, who's not with

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us today. Yeah, we probably
should have mentioned at the beginning of the

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show today. I didn't think anybody
was gonna wonder well, I just I

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have a tendency to get kind of
focused and yeah, binders on. So

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but thank you for reminding me that
we should have mentioned the show. Great.

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We hope you feel better. Yeah, I know he's he's got really

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bad sinuses happening right now. But
he did text and he said, you

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know, I don't trust the Cowboys. Uh in the fourth quarter, and

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I just said, I'm telling you, it's going to be a defensive play

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to stop the game. And uh, I think I missed it. I

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think I went to the bathroom at
this wing place and I came back out

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I was like, oh, okay, well we won. Oh that's good.

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I just missed that last That's just
that's just how confident you are in

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your uh you know, predictability.
Yeah, you just you say, what's

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going to happen? And then you
don't need to watch it happen. Sort

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of. It's like when iron Man
hits that tiny missile against that tank,

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he doesn't have to watch it.
He knows it's going to blow up.

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So you say, Cowboys defense is
going to hold it down, and didn't

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you go to the bathroom and then
Stephan Gilmour makes a great interception in the

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game. Basically, if you come
back from the bathroom and go, what

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did I miss, bitch? I
did I did? I did call the

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wrong player. I said it was
going to be bland with the interception to

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stop the game. Uh, you
know, I know it's important. It's

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important for your for your followers because
you are at this point building work's cult

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with your powers to not only injure
Cowboys players, but to basically will victory

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out. I like to believe I
can do that. I like to believe

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that. So it's important to show
your followers that you're not perfect, right

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right, okay, but that you
are great. Yeah. It's like it's

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like when when the whole Waco thing
happened with David Koresh and I was like,

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I think he's the same. I'm
like, you know what, he

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might he might have. If he's
Jesus, he shouldn't wear glasses. I'm

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just saying I don't. I don't
know he should. He's probably have twenty

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twenty vision. It's just I'm just
saying, if you're my savior, at

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least don't be near sighted. Like
that's all. That's all I asked for.

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But I did say, like,
you know, he predicted that he

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was the one. I'm all right, man, and when the thing went

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on fire, I go, Man, if he walks out right now in

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the middle of this fire, you
guys are fucked. You're listening to the

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Treehouse. Visit us online at Treehouse
on air dot com. Welcome back to

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the Treehouse Football Podcast number six.
If we were still on the radio,

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this would be where I would reset
and say, in case you're just joining

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us, our dear friend Trey Trenholm
is feeling under the weather today. So

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it's just me and Raj, yeah, casting and if you're there's no one

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that's picking up the show in the
middle unless you're just a freak. So

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and we're both wearing we're wearing white
today. I normally bust your chops with.

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It's you and Trey that normally match. And so I think the universe

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was like Trey is not feeling well, put on a white shirt, and

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I felt it. I absolutely felt
it. Wow. Yeah, because earlier

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Rise I actually was. I was. I was wearing sort of a like

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a like a pinkish, like a
salmon colored shirt. I think you would

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look good in salmon, and I
changed. Interesting, it's not because once

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again your powers. Yes, I
am low through the universe to me twenty

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two hundred miles away, and I
said, no, no, no,

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no, no, I need to
put on a white shirt. Now,

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Salmon wasn't mauve, you know,
it might have been more of a MAV

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now that I think about it.
Yeah, it's an old shirt. It

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may have started out sort of a
sort of a salmon, but it's gone

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more mauv now, I suppose.
Yeah. This is when I realized,

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like I didn't know, like I'm
from that generation with Crayle only had sixteen

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crayons. I'm from I'm the sixteen
crayon kid, right. And I was

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in Toronto. I was in the
mall and I was my buddy was shopping

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for a tie. We had to
unfortunately attend a funeral and he forgot a

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tie. And I had my hand
on this how I know, Mauv.

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I had my hand on this sweater. I didn't realize I was touching as

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well. I was just kind of
leaning while he was doing his shopping.

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And the salesperson comes up and goes, you would look amazing in MAUV,

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and I was. I was like, please, God, don't be named

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Mauv. Please don't let that be
your name. Yeah, now I'm with

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you. I mean I had,
I had. I was also a sixteen

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Crayola kid for a little while.
Okay, eventually I was able to graduate

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to the I believe it was the
sixty four. Oh wow, Okay,

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yeah, yeah, so I think
that was when that was when my parents,

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I like, went up a tax
bracket. I guess. Yeah.

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But as they always say, in
anything, there's always somebody better. There's

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always somebody, you know, more
athletic, better looking. There's always somebody

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richer than you, no matter if
you're the richest person on the planet,

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unless Elon Musk. So I had
the sixty four crayon and then one day

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you go to school, yep,
and someone shows up with like, what

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is it the one hundred and twenty
eight. I don't know. I went

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from sixteen to Matt pencils, like
that's that's where ooh gotcha? Yeah.

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Yeah. At some point someone shows
up with basically the briefcase size Crayola thing.

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Yeah, and they can They can
create anything, and you just need

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to lose count, and their vocabulary
leaps exponentially because they now know all these

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new colors that don't even sound like
colors anymore, like love. Yeah,

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I was lost at burnt Okra.
I was like, I'm out, I'm

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good. I don't need to And
then they had the one with the I

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wonder if they named it burnt Okra
to try to deter us kids from eating

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that crayon. My mom trust me
burnt oprah many a time, and I'm

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like, that's not what it looks
like. Uh. But then you had

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the one with the sharpener on the
side, like you could sharpen your And

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when I saw and I think,
I think my buddy Scott had the sixty

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four with the sharpener, and I
was like, I don't know what his

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family does for a living, but
there, I bet they have all the

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encyclopedias, like I bet all the
encyclopedias they probably have. Uh, they

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probably have, you know, the
Merriam webs like any every possible dictionary they

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have that, every possible uh encyclopedia
they have that, even like the off

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brand encyclopedias, like like was it
Britannica was the main one. Yeah,

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we had two of them. We
had we had V and W. Yeah

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you U two V, right and
then W. We had those. Those

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are the two the two we had. Yeah, I assumed that. I

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assume the kids that had the creole
as sharpener can like, I assume their

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parents worked for NASA or something.
Uh. But before before I forget Uh,

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if you don't mind, I know, we don't do shout outs on

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this show. It's been historical that
we we don't do shout outs. But

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I have to. I have to
today. Okay, my my buddy and

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dear dear friend, a e W
Wrestling superstar. Uh, mister Lance Archer,

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the murder Hawk Monster from Herne,
Texas. Lance flew all the way

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out to Sofi Stadium to cheer on
yeah the Chargers. Oh yes, yeah,

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he chose poorly. He was back
the next morning, so I just

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went out, watched the game,
flew right back, and uh I was

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up bright and early. Yeah,
yeah, you know why, because everything

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felt right in the world the Cowboys. The Cowboys won, the Rangers were

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still undefeated in the playoffs. After
you know, you know, come come

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Tuesday morning and you've got the forty
nine ers losing against the Browns, which

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makes that loss against them seeing a
little bit less. And the Eagles managed

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to lose to the New York Jets
the day before. Everything was beautiful Tuesday

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morning. As a Cowboys fan,
Yeah, I happened to be at the

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one spot that everybody was excited about
the Eagles. It was a little sports

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bar over in Carrollton. I just
stopped in to they have really really good

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chicken tenders, and I stopped to
get some tenders in and the Eagles were

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a play in and the Eagles fans
were there, and it was it was

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the best chicken tender. I don't
even know how to describe how good these

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tenders were. Just listening to the
Eagles fans watching their team lose to the

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Jets. Well, it turns out
if you really want delicious chicken tenders,

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you got to dip them in the
tiers of Eagles fans and just sop them

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up. They are delicious with honey
mustard. I'm texting, I'm gonna dip

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it in some gravy. Oh,
there you go. All right, Thanks

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for hanging out with us here in
the Treehouse Football Podcast number six. Hopefully

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Trey will be back four Friday episode
of the Treehouse which will drop tomorrow.

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