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Time to leave your worries outside and
join us here in the tree House.

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I'm Daniel Mallley, along with tre
Trenholm and Roj Sharma. Welcome to Friday

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number one, Friday number one of
the Treehouse Podcast. We have many important

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news stories to get to today.
But in true show fashion, and as

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we have established over nearly three decades
of radio prominence, only to be cut

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short in our prime due to death
and prison and money and whatever else,

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we're just making room for old farts. Before we get to the important news

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of the day, we must first
do what trade birthdays. That's right,

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birthdays are the things that should lead
all newscasts. I don't care what Peter

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Jennings, I don't care what Dan
Rather, I don't care what Brian I

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was there Williams did in his prime. Had they all started with birthdays,

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they would all probably still be on
the air today. Death, I mean

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my minus the line about the rap
war thing, minus that part people I'm

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gonna go Honestly, had he had
he started every newscast with birthdays, Brian

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Williams might still be on the air
because they might have forgiven him his fabrication

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snaphos. Everyone who had been so
entramped. You know, they're like,

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all right, what's he gonna do? And today birthdays? I forget about

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that whole pleasures lying thing. Who
cares? Who cares if he's making stuff

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of it's birthdays. He wasn't in
the rap War, but Pink thirty,

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that's why we do with him here. So for those keeping track, today

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is Friday, September first, two
thousand, twenty three. Birthdays today,

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so exciting. Help me with this, gentleman. Is it Zendaya or Zendaia.

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I've heard Zendia, I've heard it
both ways. I'm not sure I'm

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gonna go with Zindiet as well.
Trade you know who zin Diet is?

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Spider Man? Oh you do?
Congratulations? Yes, yes she is.

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She is a good job old man. Zendeia slash Zendia. She is twenty

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seven today, probably now best known
as Spider Man's girlfriend Michelle Jones in sy

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in the newer Spider Man films,
but she also has a very prominent role

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in the new Dune movies. The
first one has already come out, the

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next one just actually got delayed because
of the sag and writer's strike happening in

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Hollywood. But she also was really
well known for her role on HBO's Euphoria,

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which makes Sorry Trade, which makes
old people feel really uncomfortable because it's

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teenage. It's a show about teenagers
talking about drugs and sex and things.

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She's also dating Tom Holland. I
just saw where Tom Holland. I guess

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he had a problem with alcohol or
drugs because they said he was like sixteen

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months ober. Oh wow, Okay, you know what trade. Just because

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someone announces that they're sober doesn't mean
they had a problem beforehand. Maybe they

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just walk up one day. I
was like, damn good. Yeah,

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you know, if you if you
just wake up one day and go,

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yeah, I'm good, you didn't
really have a problem. And I say

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that with authority. But it's like
Daniel Radcliffe, Like Daniel Radcliffe went sober

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at like sixteen, Like he was
talking about how he was drinking on the

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set of Harry Potter. Uh.
Yeah, I don't think I ever knew

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that. I mean, I've heard
of young Hollywood stars having to go into

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rehab before they were even of legal
drinking or even smoking or voting age.

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Yeah. I remember like hearing stories
about Drew Barrymore being offered drugs when she

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was like ten or something. Yeah, I mean she was drinking. She

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was drinking like top shelf Tom Collins
at eight like she was. She was

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she was living up to that Barrymore
status. Like she can't quite see above

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the bar, but she can pound
your fist on it and say a bottle

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of the good stuff. Yeah,
she was doing blow it like nine.

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I mean yeah. But I yet
her and the two I guess her and

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one of the Corries. I remember
your stories. I think both of them

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were both one of them. I
remember, well, how one him's dead,

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aren't they? Yeah, Cory him
died, Yeah, I mean they

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were in rehab young Yeah, yeah, but he You know that. That's

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the really sad part is everybody chocked
up Corey Haim's death two drugs and it

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was not He had a really severe
bout of the flu and I think they

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got I think it was just medication
for the flu. He didn't get it

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in time, and he just kind
of succumbed to that. But wasn't It

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wasn't a drug overdose. Yeah.
But but but in true Hollywood fashion,

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nothing's going to get in the way
of a good story. Yeah, exactly.

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So well and and the and the
truth of the matter is when you're

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you've been using, whether it's drugs
or alcohol for a long time, your

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systems beat down and so you are
susceptible to something like the flu killing you.

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Yeah. Yeah, which is another
reason why Trey had to quit drinking,

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because otherwise the next sneeze was going
to kill it. Oh, I

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don't say that. I don't say
this for dramatic effect or anything. I

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would not be living today if I
had not quit. Really, yeah,

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I was. I was throwing up
blood. Okay, that's yeah, Trey

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was throwing up blood. And that
wasn't just because we were doing morning radio,

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although that didn't help. No other
birthdays today now former host and judge

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of Top Chef Patton Lakshmi, she
is fifty three today. Was announced pretty

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recently that she is leaving the show
after like twenty years and is being replaced

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by another another person actually was a
former winner of the show on Top Chefs.

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So now she's going Padma is now
going off and into the sunset and

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pursuing her own opportunities. She's got
a new she's already got a new show.

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She's got a new show where she
travels, uh, And I think

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she's traveling through the throughout the US
and is trying different different cuisines or whatever

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like. So I think there's one
where she's in like New Mexico and is

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trying whatever quisite is there, like
the authentic like local stuff. I think

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that's what she's kind of But was
he Like that's the new formula for some

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of the Hollywood types or the food
shows is to take a really attractive food

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expert and have them do a mash
up of a cooking show and Micro's Dirty

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Jobs. So basically it's going to
be Padma eating dirty food and just getting

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her reactions. That would be awesome. I think they've all like, ever

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since Anthony Bourdain died, they've all
been to everyone's been trying to fill that

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kind of gap that he He had
that special kind of niche of you know,

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he traveled around and the local flavor
and everything else. And I mean,

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Gordon Ramsey does it, She's gonna
do it. Uh God, there's

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even one of the Yobby does something
but even you've said actress, but one

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of the the Stanley desperate Stanley Tushy
but desperate Housewives, Evelongoria is doing one

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on CNN. Yeah, where she
travels through Mexico. It's see and this

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is and this is where this is. This goes back to where I say,

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if you're a celebrity, you can
do pretty much anything, signed,

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sealed and deliver, and they'll throw
buckets of money at you. Because everything

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that you guys have just described is
something I see a guy that lives under

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a bridge about a mile from my
house does every single day, which is

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just rummage around, finds some weird
stuff to eat and try to hitchhike his

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way to his next meal. But
because he's not having been locked me or

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he's not Gordon Ramsey or rest in
Peace, Anthony Bourdain, he's just it.

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He's just kind of a troll,
just living a troll life. I'm

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gonna I'm gonna start. I'm just
gonna go. I'm just gonna go to

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India and just just eat. That's
that's that's the I don't know what the

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show is gonna be called Lunch with
Raj. I think that's going to be

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the name of the show. Birthdays
today. Uh. Singer Gloria A.

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Stephan turns sixty six today. Her
big hits include cuts both Ways, here

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we Are and coming out of the
Dark. Those are her solo hits back

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when she was with Miami Sound Machine. Those hits were Conga, Bad Boy

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and Rhythm is Gonna get You,
as it has too many of us many

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times. The inventor of Tibou Billy
Blanks is sixty eight today. Before that,

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he actually had somewhat of a technically
an acting career. I don't know

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if i'd even say it was B
movies. It was more like barely passing

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movie grade. Yes, but I'll
admit I watched way too many martial arts

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films as a kid, and I've
seen one or two with him in it.

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Jean Claude Van Dan movies. I
think he was a soldier or I

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think at some point everybody was in
a Jean Claude movie. I'm pretty sure

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you were. You were drinking.
You probably do realize that what's the other

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reason? That's the other reason?
Trace, But so I lived in when

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I lived in Sherman Oaks for years
and years, there was a Joe's Pizza,

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which is from New York. They
opened Joe's Pizza and I'm like,

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oh my god, this is gonna
be exciting. Went to Joe's Pizza and

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they're like, it's gonna be about
a fifteen minute wait. I was like,

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all right, so I'll just walk
around. And I must have passed

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this place like three times, just
pacing back and forth on my phone or

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whatever, and I realized it was
Billy Blank's type Typo Studio is in Sherman

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Oaks, and I must have walked
back, like there's nobody there. I

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don't know. I don't I've never
seen it open. I just know it's

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there. Uh and it's full as
long as that least. My god,

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I don't know, but it's I
mean, you can look and you can

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see through the window. It's like
fully done up, like there's everything is

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still in there. So I'm sure
there's still classes. I just I was

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like, it's just him in there, kicking against a mirror. Yeah,

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that's what I would saying, Like
how the mighty have fallen? Like your

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next Like you were that guy who
was on informercials and TV and like everybody

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you were on like at some point
maybe like the revamp of the Love Boat

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or whatever, it was like you
were on those shows and now you're next

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to it Joe's Pizza that's if that's
not Hollywood for you, I don't know

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what it is. He didn't.
Also, it's also radio doctor Phil turns

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seventy three today. Also Barry GiB
the last BG he is seventies seven today.

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Trey. I know that in recent
episodes you have pronounced your affection for

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Abba. I wonder do you hold
a similar affection for the Bigs or is

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that mainly just for the Swedish rockers? No, I am a big fan

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of the brothers Gibbs. Let's let's
not call abbas Swedish rock Let's just be

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Swedish Royalty. Okay, okay,
let's not call them that either. I

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think rock Set takes that or or
Europe takes that before they do. Abba

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was far bigger? Were they here? Where is this Abba? Tired?

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Abba helped to inspire the entire film
that Will Ferrell did recently Eurovision. Right

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If not for Abba, that film
doesn't have their inciting type incident? Yeah,

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okay, okay, I have to
have to because the movie. I

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don't know. Okay, I don't
know. I just want to know what.

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Can we just get to the I
know we have to get to birthdays,

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but just look, can we get
to the crux of this, what

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what affect did Abba have on you? Trade? Was it like? Was

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that? Was that? Was that
what you would listen to after a to

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comfort you after a strong meeting with
belt Abba? It was just there,

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pop hits is what? And you
go back. They just have a ton

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of hits and they're all catchy,
and I mean they inspired a musical,

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a movie I did. They're holograms
sold more tickets than most people. And

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you know what, to be fair, the fact that I also makes Trey

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feel pretty. I was wondering what
it was. I'm like, were you

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just sitting in Leonard during the summer, just staring out the window. You

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had your roller skates on, but
you know you couldn't book it the room.

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Yeah, roller skates and a try
belting out dancing queen. Yeah,

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you're not going to wear that to
the main street in Leonard, Texas,

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at least not without your dad bringing
belt along. The weather out your visit

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a lot over the years how people
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The cash out rate is a lot cheaper

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we're doing a cash out refinance,
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fifteen days. I can't close for
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but fifteen days Dan, and we're
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why our clients keep coming back to
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when we started off birthdays and we
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we didn't even get to the fact
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And also we occasionally like to mention
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have been his birthday, but he
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I didn't realize this until earlier when
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today, I didn't realize he and
Loretta Lynn had a duet together with a

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song titled You're the Reason Our Kids
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that I now fully understand when country
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say modern countries crap, because I
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our kids are ugly, Carrie Underwood's
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and you gotta give credit to uh
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Conway Twitty in this dayment. It's
just just those just those cutaways are my

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favorite of my ladies and gentlemen,
Conway Twitty, Hello Darlin, And for

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me, it bridged the gap between
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and my grandma because my grandma,
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was a massive Conway Twitty fan,
and to this day, my favorite version

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of the song the Rose is the
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favorite. Oh okay, interesting yeah, and he is the author and singer

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of one one of two songs that
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it, which are for him.
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yeah, that's actually the song Trey. I'm not sure if Trey,

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if Trey and Ross, since you
guys were both at my wedding when Tara

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and I got married, do you
remember that's the song that Tara and her

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dad did their dance too. Yes, yes, Tray, Does that mean

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you were crying at my wedding.
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you had been crying for different reasons. Yeah, you know you also have

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to, you know, give credit
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lay you down. That's I mean, when you want to talk about heartfelt,

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that's just title. I'd love to
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completely just just just pooh poo all
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as some sort of a line with
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I just sounds I'm about to murder
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poetic than the modern day version of
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both, if you were if you
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a bar and say both of those
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going to get you further? I
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down will work really Okay, they
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will definitely try because I don't think
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like there's if I'd have walked up
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I'd like to lay you down,
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involved, and you know, okay, But if you did the same thing

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but change the verbiage and say I
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very possible. The same outcome could
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it also depends like with the with
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the on the bar end or a
club the former. I want to lay

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it down, it's kind of universal, like you're getting you're they're gonna test

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out their martial arts on you,
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to, they're gonna test it out
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I also kind of feel like that
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in the middle of an MMA match, and so before you hit the match,

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you just lean into each other.
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just whisper into the dudes, here, I'm gonna let you down. That

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sounds like something Connor McGregor would say. It'd just be a lot more difficult

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to understand lasers. For those that
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I've Dalia terrorizing the southeastern United States
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I fall in Florida and then carrying
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into the Caroline Is a little bit, and it just sounds Idealia. Just

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sounds like you know, your southern
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to idealia Is and get some lemonade. So like a nasty hurricane. I'm

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actually with you there. When I
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it was tropical storm I Dallia,
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and I thought, wow, then
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into the name book on that one, because that's an old name. I

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Dallia. No, that just sounds
like a girl in a that's that sounds

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like the girl in like a club
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who ends up like actually liking the
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think you're right. A woman named
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to being told I want to lay
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very first Conway Twitty concert when he's
saying it, and now she legitimately needs

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help laying down. It's not even
a sexual connotation. It's just like I'm

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gonna I don't want you to pop
that hip out. Hello, Darlin,

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I'm your physical therapist. If we
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a movie called Conway Twitty Physical Therapist, Hey, we already got our first

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series, uh, Swollen m D. So I think I think Conway Twitty

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Physical Therapist would be a good follow
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a spin off from Swollen D.
He's one of the guys that he's one

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of the ancillary characters that would just
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And they're like, oh, we've
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I would. I would pay.
I would pay a subscription fee to watch

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Conway Twitty Physical Therapist. I would
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Idealia and Katrina in the Club and
then then ten seasons Idalian Katrina all washed

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up? How hurricane of them.
Another news another and this is this is

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some sad news. We all we
all heard that. We all heard the

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news about Bob Barker leaving this world
a few days ago, right, yep,

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yes we did. It was very
very sad and rage. I even

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saw that you posted on Instagram,
you know, a nice, nice touching

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tribute. Yeah, Bob Bob Barker. I would like to I like to

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give you credit for not being among
the multitude of people making the same joke

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over and over about Bob Barker dying
at ninety nine and not going over a

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hundred. Yeah, but he I
mean he did. He did make sure

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he was going into the Showcase showdown. So that's a that's a solid number.

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But no, he was a handsome
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he was a really handsome belt Like
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be old, Like I remember there
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the black hair to the silver hair, like they didn't even transition it in,

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Like he just went Like there was
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Bob Barker on the on the prices
right, and then like the next

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time, like the next season he
came back here like who's that dude.

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It's like, oh, that's by
Barclay just stopped dyeing his hair, like

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he was like, Hey, that's
what happens when you go into the club

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and you run into idolat in Katrina. He was just never the same.

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I bet he you know, I
want to I want to believe he was

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a ladies man, Like he was
a handsome fella. So oh he was

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so much of a ladies man that
their prices, right, producers had to

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pay out. Oh that's right.
I completely forgot about that because the uh

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the spokesmodels or whatever like he was
he was like sexually harassing them, right,

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like he was also like if they
didn't like and I don't know if it's

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like if they didn't uh respond to
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if they didn't do the hand right, uh, like he would flip out

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on them, like if he if
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something or whatever, like he would
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that's one thing, you know,
telling them how to position their hands when

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showcasing, you know, a seed
versus you know, versus him whispering what's

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up? Versus telling them how to
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or versus him whispering into their ear
during a commercial break. It's okay,

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I'm neutered, but I'd love to
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when he whispered, I'd like to
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the producers of Price is right soon. That's what he wanted to do before

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they changed, to come on down. That's what he used to say,

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is like, Hey, I'm gonna, I'm gonna. You're listening to the

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why Bob Barker used the super thin
microphone, is that he just one of

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the limit expectations. That's rods,
because now I can't unsee that when he's

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just holding like mine's bigger. It's
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the on deck circle, you add
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really light when you get to the
batter's box. Maybe Bob was doing the

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opposite. Maybe that was the whole
reason for the big wheel, is just

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to see what your grit strength was
like. This has turned that show into

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such a horrible thing in my mind. Now, no, it's a great

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thing. Oh I can see is
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going plinko, and then when he
finishes, he just yodels. Yet somehow

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Rod Roddy's still off to the side, just sweating and read and druly rubbing

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his hands together. That's why it
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car for Bob to put you in, to drive you off. Get out

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of my house. Here's a new
Ford. Yeah. I don't think it

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was any coincidence that every single sofa
that was one on their prices right was

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a pullout. Little didn't we know? The meaning behind the prices right was

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just hush money, poor bestards that
yelled all one dollar, poor best that

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yelled at one dollar and one What
is kind of quality chick as he getting

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for a dollar? It's that's what
happens. That's what. But when you

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go over and Bob, I'll give
you the leftovers. It was always that

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one game where you had togress I
guess the items that will always like Now

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it makes sense because it was like
Scotch Garden Bleach. I was the price

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was to advance or that was just
how you had to And while Bob was

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screwing everybody on stage, is you
just you took the box of bore acts

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that you got wrong on the price
and just ate it all. We're gonna

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watch that show again. I was
gonna watch it more like, how was

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Drew Carey not watching that show and
getting ideas? Oh my goodness, have

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y'all ever heard Dan Patrick tell the
story about him being offered that job?

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No, no, So this is
after Dan Patrick left ESPN, you know,

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and he was one of the most
popular anchors and he had started his

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you know, radio show, and
then they called him up when Barker was

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leaving and asked him, Yeah,
I wanted him to become doing an audition.

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He did, and they called him
back and they said, we'd like

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you to take the job, fly
to LA and and he's like, well,

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how much are you gonna pay me? They're like, don't worry about

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it. You'll be taking well taken
care of. But you know, do

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you want the job? He said, well, I'm not gonna commit to

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it without you telling me how much
I'm gonna make. Like, don't worry

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about it, he said, you
know, it's an easy schedule. Blah

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blah blah. He turned it down, and then you know later he figured

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out that, you know, they
were offering him. I think at the

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time seven million a year. Wow
say that. I think they they wanted

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someone who really wanted the job,
not just the money. Yeah. I

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was actually on a show with with
Drew at the laugh Actory one night.

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He was he was great, he's
a wonderful human being, but he also

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talks about the prices right, and
he's like, he was doing jokes about

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it on stage. I was like, you don't understand that show will bankrupt

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you, and he's like, I
don't like people started laughing. It's like

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physically or morally, like like to
the to the to the the prize winners,

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he's like, here's the thing.
He goes, Oh yeah, He's

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like when you win a hot tub, He's like, what do you think

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the price is right? Does?
It's like, we're not sending somebody over

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there to install a hot tub,
We're leaving it on your front lawn and

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then you have to figure out what
to do with it. Oh. I

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thought they were saying that they just
leave it on stage and you have to

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arrange movement of it from the prices
right stage to your home. If you

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want it, they'll ship it and
then that's it. So if you if

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you win a hot tub and you
live in an apartment, and he's like,

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we just leave it at your we
just leave it on the lawn like

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you have to if you want to
dispose of it, you have to do

435
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that on your own. It makes
one really difficult to keep it from your

436
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neighbors that you won the showcase show
down if it's sitting on the curb.

437
00:35:59.599 --> 00:36:01.679
Yeah, you have to pay taxes
on that stuff. And so yes,

438
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you know, if you win a
ten thousand dollars hot tub, you're probably

439
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gonna have to shell out three grand
in taxes. Yeah, that's what he's

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saying. And he goes and then
to like, if you want to install

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it, you have to have somebody
to come over. He goes, that's

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why he'll tell them like like he'll
whisper. He's like, take the cash,

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don't take the prize. Take the
cash because I'll give you the cash

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value of it. And he's like
literally whispered to the contestants were like,

445
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you just want all of this crap, and he's like take the cash.

446
00:36:27.079 --> 00:36:30.920
So what I'm hearing is the best
way to make money on their prices,

447
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right, was to have Bob Barker
make a pass at you with the I

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R S. He'd at least make
a game out of it. Evidently didn't

449
00:36:42.639 --> 00:36:54.920
carry. He's just offering him cash, no romance at all. Halfway through

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the episode, you're off. You're
finding out you're not even on TV.

451
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You're just in the back of the
prices, right man. Be sure to

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I can't even talk anymore? Who
all right? The very first Trader Day

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episode I think has been a resounding
success. I don't care what any anyone

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00:37:17.679 --> 00:37:23.960
else thinks, but I'm gonna I'm
gonna give it two thumbs up. Be

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sure to like, follow, subscribe
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456
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on social media. Treehouse, do
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at Treehouse on Air, other socials. For me, it's at d Daniel

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Malley. For Trey at Trey trend
Home one. For Raj, it's at

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Comedian Raj. Also, the Treehouse
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461
00:37:50.079 --> 00:37:52.760
Raj youve got a show coming up
tomorrow night. Tomorrow night, I will

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be at the Dallas Comedy Club for
a showcase that that's called the Bangers sep.

463
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It's amazing. It's a fantastic line
up, all a bunch of low

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00:38:00.079 --> 00:38:02.039
comments that are doing. It's a
terrible name now that we've been talking about

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Bottom Barker. I think it's a
perfect name. You're having a showcase called

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Bangers at the Dallas Comedy Glad.
I think this is it's gonna be called

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Barker's Bangers. It's a lot better
than another artwork that compare with Rag.

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We'll see you next time in the
tree out