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Welcome into the Treehouse. It's time
to leave your worries outside and join me.

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Daniel Malley, Trade Trendholme, and
Raj Sharma on a Friday edition of

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The Treehouse podcast. Welcome. You've
made it to the end of the week.

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Whether it was good, whether it
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com. Dallas Comedy Club. Funny
happens here. I love Friday episodes.

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Feel good. I just look forward
to birthdays, Trey. If you look

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forward to birthdays, and by God, I'm gonna give you birthdays. Thank

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you. Ah, asking E shall
receive? What'd you say? Rag?

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I said, asking E shall receive? Oh? It sounded like you said

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asking each other maybe Friday. But
it's not even anything goes that Just that

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just sounds like that just sounds like
somebody that learned how to cuss. Asking

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each other what does that even mean? I think I actually said that in

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like second grade, I ask yourself. I don't know what that means,

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buddy, let mean sit down.
Yeah, it really is. That's one

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of the awkward phases of life no
one talks about, and that is when

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every child learns how to swear.
Yeah, yeah, that's just that's just

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the weird. I don't even know
how it comes about. I don't I

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don't know. I like, I
don't remember learning to swear. Asking yourself

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either one of those things. I
don't think I've ever asked myself before.

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But I think we should own that. I think we should actually claim it

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and put a little treehouse flag in
it and claim it as ours. Like,

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next time you really want to get
under somebody's skin, do you tell

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them to go ask themselves or you
can tell them to put a treehouse flag

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in it? Go put a treehouse
flagon? Exactly what it would be.

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It's like they've been over and shove
a treehouse flag in there, AND's you've

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been asked. Yeah, I like
it. I mean you would dumber things

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have sold? So when you could
you know what the plant? You know

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what the fan has flagtober? Yeah, treehouse the treehouse has asking go ask

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yourself. You just put that on
a shirt. I'd wear it just for

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the sheer confusion of the people walking
by. God, how do you do

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that? I'm like, we don't
know, we'd we just made it up.

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I was saying, asking, ye
shall receive, and it turned to

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go ask yourself. Now we have
a whole event around it. Join us

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in Assuary. Ask fest now as
fest I would go to. I think

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we have our first large scale event, gentlemen, and a lot of people

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will show up going this is not
what I was and our last one.

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Yeah. The only thing that can
possibly get us out of this ass conversation

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is, of course birthdays. Today
is Friday, September twenty ninth. My

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God, September twenty nine, twenty
twenty three, birthdays to day. One

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of my favorite singers, and I
didn't realize this till recently, but one

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of my favorite singers is Halsey and
she is twenty nine today. She's got

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a lot of good hits. Probably
her biggest is Closer with the Chain Smokers,

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but she also had Bad Love.
There's a couple of other ones of

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hers that I really like, And
so I realized recently though, I really

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like her music, and then I
also realized that I like that style of

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sort of the breathy female vocalist.
M Yeah, not sure why, but

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it just appeals to me, and
I've I've seen a few of the videos.

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She's actually very very good live To
have that that style of singing,

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that breathy style of singing, to
do that live for a full concert,

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she's actually very good. And is
she running around dancing and things as well

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or is it a different type of
performance. No, I think there is

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a couple of them more. I
think it's it's it's more because it's that

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one song that you were you just
mentioned one of them. I think it

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was a secon and when you mentioned
that's, yeah, that's the clip that

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I've seen a couple from a couple
of different concerts. And there's no dancing

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to that. She just kind of
paces back around the stage. But yeah,

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she's actually a very good life because
you know, you get that,

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you've seen it before. We've all
been to concerts where you're like, man,

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I mean there there was entertaining Like
I'm a huge Motley Crow fan,

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huge Motley Crow fan, and you
just have to understand that Vince doesn't know

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the words and he's gonna sound like
crap. Everything else is gonna be great.

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There's gonna be pyrotechnics, the music
is gonna be good, the guitar

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riffs are gonna be great. Tommy's
gonna be still gonna fly across the guy

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on the drum kid Yeah, and
he's gonna do that, and Vince is

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just gonna fff it up the whole
time. And you're like if you know

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that going in, But like she
was great. Like I've seen like the

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guy's Rascal Flats. I saw them
in Vegas and they're better live than they

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are on an album. Wow,
Yeah, it was impressive. I'll tell

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you who was just in concert at
star Plex and it shocked me at how

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many people went and how expensive the
tickets were. Was Lana del Rey.

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I don't know who that is,
Lana del Rey. Lana del Rey,

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I don't know, but I mean
she's Summertime Sadness is probably the hit hit

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I mean, but I mean she
has others. But I mean people I

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talk to people that are paying three
hundred dollars a seat. Whoa wow?

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And is it isn't pull in or
did you just aid yourself. I've quit.

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I I long time ago quit trying
to keep up with the variations,

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and I just reverted back because everyone's
still if you say star Plex, everyone

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still knows what you're talking about.
We have a standing order in the Treehouse.

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That is, unless they are paying
us directly, we're not going to

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name the corporate the current corporate sponsor
of star Plex because I'm it got it

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got too taxing to keep up with
it, because they would change it every

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couple of years, and then it
just deluded all those names because at the

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end of the day, we just
said, effort, We're calling it star

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Plex. I don't know. I
like I like the beer that it's named

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after, the Doseki's pavilion, like
uh, I like the Dokis. See

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to me, they missed a huge
opportunity to call it the Doseki's star Plex

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and throw in an extra X on
star Plex. Uh see, this is

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why you need to be the head
of pr and marketing for that's the second

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time this week you've told me to
quit my day job as Treehouse and go

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into marketing and public relations, as
if it's not what I'm already doing for

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this goddamn show. Every day day, Trust me, Raj. If Dosekis

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comes a knocking, the tree house
is going to have a couple of exes

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thrown in the middle of it.
I don't spend the game. The xes

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are silent, we are not.
Yeah, I like it. See that

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right, there's already pretty good Solids
Treehouse. Yeah, the exes may be

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silent, but they're not it already. It's already gonna outsell go ask yourself.

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But will it outsell Lana del Rey? That is the question. Other

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birthdays today, NBA star Kevin Durant
and ut great is thirty five tre it.

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It's gonna make you happy. Go
Horns. Oh, Kevin Durant.

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That's the one team. Because if
of all the sports things that I want

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to see in my life, like
I've seen the Cowboys win, I've seen

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the Stars win, I've seen the
Mavericks win the two things, and I've

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seen Texas win a national championship.
There's two things that I really would like

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to see and I really don't know
if I'll ever see their one, which

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is a Rangers win the World Series
and the Horns win a national championship in

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basketball. That Durant team had they
stuck around one more year, probably does.

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But but he's God, he's such
a headcase and I love him.

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He's such an amazing talent. He's
kind of a big bitch. Yeah,

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this would be an excellent time,
by the way, to throw in a

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mention of the Treehouse Football Podcast.
We don't typically touch on a lot of

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basketball yet, but you never know. Yeah, yeah, the only only

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bigger Like then when the Mavericks signed
Kyrie, but when he went to Brooklyn

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with Kyrie, I'm like, how
do you think that's going to play out?

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Nothing with Kyrie Irving ever plays out? Well, yeah, and then

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you're as sensitive as he is.
But you're just you're just you know,

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Kevin Durant is just more of a
brooding bitch where you know, Kyrie thinks

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it's more like, Yeah, happy
birthday, Kevin Durant. Former Detroit Lyons

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wide receiver Great Calvin Johnson. Today
is his birthday. He is thirty eighth,

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nick named Megatron. Yeah, you
know, Detroit, that is a

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special designation that you had two of
the greatest players at their position retire early

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because you suck so bad. See, people like to point fingers and make

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fun of Florida and it's earned.
The reason why we don't do it with

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Detroit is because it is legitimately sad. It's so sad it's not even funny.

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Florida is so just wacky. It's
it can be funny even a serious

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story, and a sad story can
still end up being Florida funny. But

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most of the stuff in Detroit,
it really is just depressing. Like you

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said you had had Barry Sanders,
he's like, no, I'm good quite

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early, quit in his prime.
Calvin Johnson, same thing. And you

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would think, in the in the
landscape of free agency in sports today,

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that those two guys could have said
trade me or I'm not playing and I

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am not playing for you ever again, and they would have had to have

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done it eventually. But instead of
going that route, they just pretty much

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just hit the quick buttons government,
I'm done more Detroit for me. I

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understand Barry Sanders did say that,
and they flat ass would and trade him.

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They said, no, he didn't
follow through on on what basically called

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his bluff, didn't do it,
and he did all. That's what that's

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what you're saying is I think I
just thought he just straight up he just

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straight up retired the way remembered it. No, he wanted a trade and

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they said absolutely not, and he
said, fine, I'm done. Yeah,

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because there was a speculation because I
think he had like two when he

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retired. I think he had like
two years left on a contract, and

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there was speculation, well, okay, contracts up, maybe he'll he'll actually

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come play again. And at that
point he was like, damn good.

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Yeah, I thought it was gonna
be a holdout situation. He's just like

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he the final touchdown, he just
ran into the end zone and then through

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the tunnel and I think the car
was already running and he was in full

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pads and the whole thing. Like
he just never came back. And I

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thought they were I think they were
basically like you're saying, calling his bluff,

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like he's gonna be a holdout.
We'll give him more money and he'll

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he'll come back, and then he
do you think there's still somebody left in

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the Detroit Lions organization still holding out
hope that he'll show back up. Yeah,

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I think it's called Detroit. Barry
Sanders a RoboCop. Other birthdays today

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Shazam Star from the movies, Zachary
Levi he is forty three today. Got

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his start on television, or at
least maybe not very first art. But

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when I first recognized him or noticed
him, was on the television show Where

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Was It, Chuck? I believe. Yeah, it's a good show.

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I always wanted to watch it.
It looked really funny, but for some

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reason I never did. I wish
I had. But maybe it's good that

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I didn't, because it eventually,
you know, I mean, it had

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a decent run that it eventually went
away. And then he became the star

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of one of the few DC properties
that was actually fun like good in its

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first outing, and that was Shazam. I actually was a pretty good movie.

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I haven't seen the second one,
so I don't know. Yeah.

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Yeah, And he follows me on
the Instagram. Oh does he? Yeah,

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he lives in He is another one
of those guys that lives in Central

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Texas. He's a he's a he's
a neighbor of not a neighbor, but

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like the close neighbor of our friend
Tone Bell. Oh yeah, Tone Bell

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still willingly hangs out with eighty five
year old neighbor Jerry, but not fellow

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celebrity. Yeah, Zachary Levi.
Yeah, interesting Zachary Levi forty three today,

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and he was also let's see,
he was also in uh Thor the

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Dark World. He was also Yeah, he was a Thor's friend Fandral in

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Thor the Dark World. I've forgotten
about that. Oh, I didn't think

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you could do both. I think
I didn't think you could do to DC

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and more. Yeah, I mean
it just depends on how big of a

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role you played in whatever thing that
you're doing. Like look like like I'll

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give you a really good example of
this, Like you can you can play

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a part in a DC movie and
then Marvel will still hire you and vice

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versa. They don't care. I
mean, it's going to be difficult for

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Chris Evans to go do something in
DC. Like if Chris Evans was named

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Superman, you'd be like, all
right, could get the f out of

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here. Yeah, okay. But
even Marvel has poached its own people that

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have started in other Marvel properties.
So Chris Evans is is a great example

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of that because he was the Human
Torch and it was two Fantastic Four movies

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and then they cast him as Captain
America. But that and that worked,

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and that was on a really big
scale. And then there's the actor who

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is now taking over the role of
Blade, and I'm brain fighting on his

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name. It's like it's on the
tip of my tongue. It's Marsha Ali.

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Oh yeah, or Mahershalla. I
forget how to say his name,

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but Mashallah Ali, what is it? Rash Marshila Ali, who is a

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phenomenal actor. He's taking the reins
from Wesley Snipes and he's going to be

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the new Blade in the Marvel stuff. But he had a role in the

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Luke Cage. Oh yeah, uh
Netflix Marvel show, Yeah, which was

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great and they're just ignoring. Yeah, that was actually really good. He

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had a role in that he gets
murdered by the by his sister and then

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he goes away. But now he's
gonna become Blade. So Marvel will absolutely

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poach itself. You can you can? You can cross the stream? Yeah

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and if and if you and if
you look up, it's it's gonna be

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story has me giggling, and this
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thank Trey for sending this to me, because I don't follow the war in

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Ukraine super closely. I don't think
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So speaking of the war in Ukraine, Ukrainian resistance fighters say Russian officers

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who had not been paid sold them
key intelligence on the Black Sea Fleet.

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A short while later, missiles then
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Let this be a lesson to not
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Pay your people, but don't just
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worth, but don't just pay them
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them on time, otherwise you might
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people that know sensitive information. Yeah, don't bounce checks to the peoples who

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have fingers on missiles. Yeah.
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things like when you when you start
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going into like especially like overseas like
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it's it's still the wild West,
and people here like, I can't believe

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they would sell them the secret.
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they're like, hey, man,
where's the where's the money? Oh yeah,

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we don't have it right now.
Okay, what's the address to this

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place? Can you send me a
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that's the best part about like when
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United States, Every's like, well, you know, first we have to

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you know, there's a there's a
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you get over there, they're just
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money, we have aid coming you
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all over the world. So they're
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getting you know, the armored tanks
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while there's no money sitting there,
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they're gonna come over here and go, hey man, one hundred bucks,

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what do you want? What do
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think I think you're right, So
like you're right. In America, there

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is a formal process to declare war
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have been at war for centuries.
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the office approach. They just step
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I declare war and then they do
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we're gonna find peace in like peace
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like waking up one morning and you
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all right, I think we did
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some peace today. Like the sad
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it. It'll take at least one
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is actually peace in the Middle East, because it's it's been going for thousands

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of years basically, So I don't
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day they sign a paper and it
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the Middle East. Now, look, I said it right here and all

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the signature see right there in the
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blah. No one's gonna believe it
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of non war. Not even that, Like it's when when when people go,

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well, they're you know, there's
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but you'll also have to realize that
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gonna lay off a lot of people. Like there's gonna be a lot of

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people that have been fighting this that
now we'll have no jobs. But what

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do you mean we're not fighting?
What what do you mean? Like,

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but we signed a thing, but
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I don't. I don't. I'll
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Like look they're describing is Afghanisan.
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people that are in charge allegedly can
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go to an agreement. Now everyone
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mountains going like, but we didn't. I didn't, I didn't get that

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zoom in fight. So I'm still
going to suicide bought you. Yeah,

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so Ukraine like buying up tactical information
for Benny's on the dollar is hilarious.

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That's the funniest thing is you're not
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anything else. You're probably talking about
a thousand dollars and happy Neal and you

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the secrets Russian military. That's amazing
the military advantage you can gain with just

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some spicy nugs. And in other
news, there is a new Spirit Halloween

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store, which is not typically breaking
news, but this one's this one is

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interesting. This may be the most
unique Spirit Halloween in the country, and

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it is in Sandwich, Massachusetts.
Don't get distracted by the name of the

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town being Sandwich, Massachusetts. I
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but there's also how this goes from. Unless I read the wrong name,

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it says Sandwich, Massachusetts. But
then when I'm reading this other story

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that you sent, Trede also says
there's a news there's a unique Spirit Halloween

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store location that recently opened in Sagamore, Massachusetts. Yeah, I can't imagine

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somewhere being named Sandwich. I mean, let's let's like that sounds a little

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Well, the place in England they're
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Earl of sand Sandwich. Yes,
I mean I outside of that, I

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don't see it being done again like
that. Just I mean, I just

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feel bad for immigrants that move there
because nobody's gonna believe where they're from.

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You know, it's like, so
where are you from? And it's like

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some Indian immigrant who just got there, like I'm from the Sandwich and they're

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like, well, he's hungry,
we don't know what he needs. You

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don't tell us where he's from.
Keep feeding him like sandwich. Understand you

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need a sandwich? Where are you
from? Like it's gonna keep happening,

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So let's just let's just use the
other places. I don't know. I

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mean, if you rename a town
in Indiana Pizza, I might go there.

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There's otherwise I really have no reason
to want to go to Indiana,

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But if you have a town called
Pizza, Indiana, I might go.

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And then maybe on my way out, I'll stop by French Lake, where

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Larry Bird was born. So there
is a new Spirit Halloween location that recently

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opened up in Massachusetts, housed in
an iconic landmark that has welcomed visitors to

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Cape Cod for decades. It's the
former Christmas Tree Shops location with its windmill

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and thatched roof. It makes for
a scene right out of the village from

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Frankenstein. So this really is a
cool looking Spirit Halloween store. It's there's

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a windmill and a thatched roof house. And you know, I mean,

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Spirit Halloween doesn't really shy away from
opening up in any damn plays. No.

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If you look at the picture,
it looks to me like like a

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Dutch picture of the windmill and you
know right there, and and yeah,

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it's just proof that they Spirit Halloween
is just they're brilliant. But they will

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put one of those things anywhere.
Yeah, anytime make a business, Yeah,

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they'll put it in there. Honestly, trade You're right, there are

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radio stations right now that I'm surprised
aren't currently Spirit Halloween stores. They could

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actually turn a profit. Meanwhile,
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I uh anywhere, Like anytime I
see a building that's like going out

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of business, I'm like, Oh, that landlord has got to be so

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excited because they got Spirit Halloween coming
in and and for that, however many

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months that they're open, Like what
is the end of August too, like

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the last week? Yeah, two
weeks, two months. Yeah, it's

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like they're basically there are basically now
there used to be there, used to

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just be one way to tell that
fall was here, and that was the

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start of a new NFL season,
right, Yeah, then it turned into

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well when pumpkin spice comes back,
that's that's the new indicator of fall.

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So gross. Now you throw in
the third the spirit Halloween story is coming

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sign you're like, oh man,
it's time to bust out the flannel.

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Yeah, yeah, you're you can't
tell anymore by decorations of what they're selling

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because they started selling Halloween decorations beginning
of August. Yeah yeah, and it's

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it's the spirit Halloween is like reminds
me of like the fireworks stand, Like

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anytime you see one of those open, like, oh, that's right,

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we're close, Like so something exciting
is about to happen. Yeah, almost

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time, because it's almost time to
it's almost time to go to a store

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with shoddy costumes with over over over
priced items. Yeah, and I love

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it. There we are. It's
like it's like a spirit Halloween stores fireworks,

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and then like, uh, churches
that want to be mega churches but

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have to start somewhere, Like there's
a church by my parents old house that

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used to be a food Lion.
Uh, it's and it's it's it's hilarious

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because they still haven't gotten rid of
the automatic doors. So it's like walking,

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does it Dean? When they walk
in, I wouldn't be surprised.

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And then then did they say,
oh that was that was an angel welcoming

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you into the Church of Food Lion, like I would. I just can

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imagine communion like I would like community
was like way yep? Would that be

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paper or plastic? I don't.
I don't know how it works. I

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don't go to church. But but
I mean even even the mega churches had

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to start somewhere. At one point, I'm sure Joel Ostein went to a

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family member and said, all right, I got an idea for a new

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startup. Now is his dad?
You guys don't know the story actually did

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that. He never wanted to be. He never wanted to be. Uh,

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his dad gave him money to start
a church. His dad was Dad's

405
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church. Yeah, Okay, he
didn't want to be a minister. He

406
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told his father he didn't want to
get into this, and he's the big

407
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joke was he opened the books and
was like, let me show you how

408
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much money we make. And the
next day is like, the Lord spoke

409
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to me. Sure he did.
That's why they found eight hundred thousand dollars

410
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and plastered in your walls. Yeah. Yeah, when when Joel Ostein says,

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the Lord spoke to me, that's
just what they call the ledger that

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his dad liked, spress Dad's name
wasn't the Lord. We're talking to me

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the Lord. No, the Lord. That's my dad's name. The Lords.

414
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Uh yeah, I mean he never
wanted to be and now his church

415
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is like. My favorite moment of
my comedy career was in Houston and I

416
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was featuring from my buddy Ian Bag
and there were four women stage left who

417
00:31:10.359 --> 00:31:12.640
were clearly out of place, because
if you've ever seen Ian, it's no

418
00:31:12.759 --> 00:31:18.039
holds barred, it's crowd work.
He has no filter. He's brilliant,

419
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and these four women look like At
one point I just kind of turned,

420
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I'm like, I don't know why
they're here in my head, and he

421
00:31:25.079 --> 00:31:30.960
started talking to them and they were
on their way to the summit where he

422
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where the Rockets used to play to
see Joel Ostein, but they couldn't quote

423
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get tickets in time. Oh Jesus, and I was like, there's tickets

424
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to church. And then my only
thought after that was then there's somewhere somebody's

425
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scalping tickets to church. And that
just just the thought of people outside,

426
00:31:48.240 --> 00:31:51.480
like I got two front row,
two front row for Jesus, two front

427
00:31:51.519 --> 00:31:57.079
row for Jesus. I'm just the
thought of scalper's uh for Christ is The

428
00:31:57.119 --> 00:32:01.640
sad thing is that you see the
tickets for Osteam's Church popping up on SeatGeek,

429
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and even the obstructed view seats will
sell. I wonder if there's an

430
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all you can eat section. I
don't know how it works, but I'm

431
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just I'm just wondering, like,
yeah, I don't think. I don't

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think Osteam's Church has dollar dog bite. I would go to that though,

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that would involve feeding people and not
making a profit. That is true.

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Your online a treehouse OnAir dot Com
Time now for a visit with Daniel Cook

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from cook df W Roofing and Restoration. Their phone number for a free roof

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the website cook dfw dot com.
So, speaking of roof inspections, Daniel,

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why is that annual roof inspection is
so important? Dan, That's one

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of the most important things you could
have done to your house is protecting everything.

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And so when people take for granted
that they don't have any problems or

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they don't see anything, they just
think that everything's okay. But let's get

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us out there and let us walk
the roof. Let us show them what

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potentially could be a problem very soon. And it's super important because we've seen

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so many clients changing insurances on an
annual basis now because they're shopping rates.

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They're scared that their rates are going
up, so they're price shopping, so

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they may be switching insurances every year. Well, if they haven't had their

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roof inspect in a couple of years, and let's say they haven't, elite

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that starts and they call their insurance
company and their insurance company comes out,

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well, guess what, you haven't
had any kind of weather related problems.

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This is a wear and tear issue. The weather actually happened two years ago.

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When you had another type of insurance, and so it's super important if

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you're going to protect yourself as the
home owner and the policy owner, you

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need to make sure you're calling in
every time something happens and then also having

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you get that done for three eight
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com US online at treehouse Blair dot
com. Let's get Jacqueline from Brooks Plumbing

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into the Treehouse now two one,
four, three six, eight thirty eight

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thirty eight the website Brooks Plumbing Texas
dot com. I've enjoyed seeing your family

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on these spots, Jacqueline. I
love that you still have your mom with

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you there. I know working with
family can be difficult and it can be

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00:34:37.519 --> 00:34:40.480
trying on somebody's patients. But the
good news is with Brooks Plumbing, when

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someone calls you, you guys actually
respond pretty quickly no matter what sort of

463
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in fighting is happening with the family. That was true. I had a

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00:34:47.920 --> 00:34:52.519
phone call from two different insurance suggesters
yesterday where they were like, can you

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please please please go today And I'm
like, you understand it's like two thirty

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in the afternoon, and we technically
stop at five. We'll keep going,

467
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but that's not the point. And
it was interesting because we were not fighting

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in this house in this office.
Rather we're not in a house, but

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we weren't fighting in this office.
But I had the technicians in a house

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and they started running the water because
they were looking for a leak, and

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the mom of the house came running
upstairs. Who the f is running the

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00:35:15.440 --> 00:35:19.599
water? And she thought it was
her sons, but it was the plumbers,

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and so they ended up wall paper
to the wall, just out of

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00:35:22.320 --> 00:35:25.639
sheer fear. And then she rounded
the corner and saw two grown men and

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was like, oh, never mind, and she ferried down the stairs as

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if she had wings. Everything is
fine. So it's not isolated to our

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office. We're used to sometimes seeing
dirty houses. We're used to sometimes seeing

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families fight. If you need us, it's a stressful time. So if

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you've got the drama, we can
handle it. All the plumbing, none

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of the judgment just called Brooks Plumbing
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eight thirty eight. Two one four, three six eight thirty eight thirty eight

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or Brooks Plumbing Texas dot com and
they don't necessarily mind if you yell at

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them. At Treehouse on Air dot
com, you're listening to the Treehouse.

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Visit us online at Treehouse on Air
dot com. This segment of the Treehouse

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is brought to you by Brooks Plumbing. Brooks Plumbing for any and all of

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your wanting, sorry for any and
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Give our friends at Brooks Plumbing a
call two one four three six eight thirty

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eight thirty eight. That's two one
four, three six eight thirty eight thirty

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eight four Brooks Plumbing, Texas dot
com. I guess one of these days

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00:36:37.760 --> 00:36:42.800
it wouldn't be a bad idea for
us to actually record our conversations before deering

491
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and maybe even after the show and
make it available. We should do that,

492
00:36:46.559 --> 00:36:52.320
because there's some good stuff in there
that you're not hearing you shouldn't hear.

493
00:36:52.840 --> 00:36:55.360
Yeah, I was gonna say you, I want to rephrase that.

494
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Yeah, that's both it really is
it? Really? It can be both?

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All right. There's a handful of
stories that we didn't get to last

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time, and there's some new ones
that I want to make sure we touch

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on this time. So we're going
to rip through them headline style. All

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right. There has been a craft
recall craft cheese slice rappers. Craft cheese

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00:37:22.679 --> 00:37:25.719
slice rappers could pose a choking hazard, according to the company, So those

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have been recalled. What so that
you know rags like the American cheese slices

501
00:37:32.119 --> 00:37:36.199
either in that little you know,
cellophane rapper. Yeah, I guess,

502
00:37:36.639 --> 00:37:40.039
I guess some people are forgetting to
remove the rapper first. Oh my god.

503
00:37:40.199 --> 00:37:44.440
Okay, well then that's just that's
just natural selection. Yeah, that's

504
00:37:44.519 --> 00:37:47.280
dark in that Darwinism at its finest. Yes, it's like the tide pod

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00:37:47.360 --> 00:37:53.000
people exactly chew away. If you
die on a Craft cheese rapper, it

506
00:37:53.159 --> 00:38:01.559
was your time and the planet is
better off without you. It was for

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00:38:01.679 --> 00:38:09.119
the greater good. Kraft Hines says
it's recalling more than eighty three thousand cases

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00:38:09.360 --> 00:38:15.039
of individually wrapped Craft singles American processed
cheese slices because of part of the rapper

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could stick to the slice and become
a choking hazard. The company said one

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of its wrapping machines developed a temporary
issue that makes it possible for a thin

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00:38:23.079 --> 00:38:27.400
strip of film to remain on the
slice even after it's been removed from the

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rapper. The machine has since been
fixed. Craft says it initiated the voluntary

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00:38:31.679 --> 00:38:37.519
recall after it received several consumer complaints. In six cases, police said I'm

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00:38:37.519 --> 00:38:40.039
sorry. In six cases, people
said the issue caused gagging or choking,

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00:38:40.639 --> 00:38:46.719
but no injuries or serious health issues
have been reported. Well it hasn't you

516
00:38:46.800 --> 00:38:52.119
know? I had a case of
gagging or choking. And another headline the

517
00:38:52.199 --> 00:39:01.239
ninety nine cent stores got eighty three
thousand cases of cheat. Oh my god.

518
00:39:02.199 --> 00:39:07.280
Also, this is one of my
favorite headlines recently, Florida man sets

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00:39:07.320 --> 00:39:10.000
fired a car belonging to ex girlfriend
who also happens to be his cousin.

520
00:39:13.199 --> 00:39:23.320
Yes, that's Florida. I love
that place. What is it about that

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00:39:23.559 --> 00:39:29.519
state? I mean, it really
is just it. It's there's too much

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00:39:29.559 --> 00:39:31.400
salt water in the air. It's
gotta it's gotta mess up your brain.

523
00:39:31.559 --> 00:39:35.039
I don't know how it works,
but it's just I don't know. If

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00:39:35.079 --> 00:39:37.719
you've been they're not, they don't. Yeah, it's just I don't like

525
00:39:37.880 --> 00:39:44.719
it. Love that place. Yeah, that that all of that story makes

526
00:39:44.760 --> 00:39:47.119
sense once you if you said that
any any place else, you'd be like,

527
00:39:47.199 --> 00:39:51.719
oh man, that's messed up the
minute you go Florida, you know,

528
00:39:52.079 --> 00:39:54.280
Okay, Yeah, all of that
makes sense. Yeah. I could

529
00:39:54.280 --> 00:39:57.880
have done a multiple choice. I
could have said, a man from the

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00:39:58.039 --> 00:40:00.599
state sets fired a car belonging to
to his ex girl friend who also happens

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00:40:00.639 --> 00:40:06.960
to be his cousin. Was it
a from Arkansas, b from Texas see

532
00:40:07.119 --> 00:40:12.440
Florida, to which your answers would
have been Florida exactly. Ye, Arkansas

533
00:40:12.480 --> 00:40:15.599
could have been a close second.
It's possible. Well, I think they

534
00:40:15.679 --> 00:40:19.039
get a lot of grief. I
think Arkansas is literally every story goes see

535
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it's not us them. I don't
know why we get so much grief for

536
00:40:23.519 --> 00:40:30.400
it. I think the Arkansas version
of that story would have been Arkansas man

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00:40:30.559 --> 00:40:40.559
who's in relationship with cousins sets fired
a car belonging to ex girlfriend. Yeah.

538
00:40:42.480 --> 00:40:44.559
When you said Florida and then I
heard the rest of it, my

539
00:40:44.679 --> 00:40:50.119
only thought was, Ah, what
kind of car? Hang on, let

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00:40:50.159 --> 00:40:53.239
me look. These are the types
of questions I typically ask as well,

541
00:40:53.239 --> 00:40:57.440
because I want to know certain details. A man from South Florida was arrested

542
00:40:57.480 --> 00:41:00.199
for allegedly setting fire to a car
that belonged to his ex girl friend,

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00:41:00.199 --> 00:41:05.119
who also happens to be his cousin. According to Miami Dade Police, Melvin

544
00:41:05.239 --> 00:41:08.000
Centron was charged with second degree arson, third degree grand theft on Wednesday for

545
00:41:08.039 --> 00:41:15.920
the incident that happened in April first, and shortly before midnight. On April

546
00:41:15.960 --> 00:41:21.119
twenty nine, homes ring doorbell camera
captured an unknown man pouring what appeared to

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00:41:21.119 --> 00:41:24.840
be gasoline on a car before igniting
it. Police recalled at the scene fire

548
00:41:24.960 --> 00:41:31.559
was extinguished. Police found a white
four door Jaguar. Oh nice, a

549
00:41:31.679 --> 00:41:35.639
white four door Jaguar, So that
that was that was a type of vehicle

550
00:41:35.760 --> 00:41:38.079
raj All right, well, at
least we know his cousin's got money.

551
00:41:40.800 --> 00:41:43.960
Wait wait, wait, hang on, I'm I'm reading the rest of the

552
00:41:43.960 --> 00:41:50.719
story to see if the Jaguar was
stolen. The one part of that story

553
00:41:50.800 --> 00:42:01.320
that really does fit is Melvin.
Of all the intricacies of all the details

554
00:42:01.400 --> 00:42:05.400
in this story, and Trey's focused
on the fact that the suspect's name is

555
00:42:05.480 --> 00:42:09.480
Melvin. You know that's even here. Melvin. You're like, okay,

556
00:42:09.559 --> 00:42:12.599
that didn't surprise me that well,
Melvin, you know, went on a

557
00:42:12.639 --> 00:42:15.880
bender, and you know, yeah, he's still upset, you know,

558
00:42:15.000 --> 00:42:21.119
still butt hurt. That his cousin
dumped him makes for a perfect sitcom.

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00:42:21.199 --> 00:42:29.800
It just titled Melvin but with an
exclamation point. That's so Melvin. Let's

560
00:42:29.840 --> 00:42:38.719
see TV tonight after the Cowboys Patriots
game and all nude. That's Melvin.

561
00:42:42.199 --> 00:42:45.960
Then on Monday morning, Monday morning
or like like what day of the week

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00:42:45.000 --> 00:42:47.400
would it air? Say, like
like if it was on NBC back in

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00:42:47.400 --> 00:42:51.360
the day, it would be Thursday
night. Must see it. So Friday

564
00:42:51.400 --> 00:42:53.039
morning at the water cooler, everyone's
like, do you see Melvin last night?

565
00:42:54.599 --> 00:43:06.000
Kimly his cousin dump him? A
Houston what Trey the middle big crossover

566
00:43:06.079 --> 00:43:23.400
event law and Order in Melvin.
It's a very fitting crossover. It's a

567
00:43:23.440 --> 00:43:32.239
lot better than the other version.
That's so law and Order. Be sure

568
00:43:32.280 --> 00:43:37.000
to like follow share all things Treehouse
at Treehouse on Air, dot com,

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00:43:37.280 --> 00:43:40.559
social media at Treehouse on Air,
for me at the down Mally for Trey

570
00:43:40.599 --> 00:43:45.440
at tree from Home, one end
farage at comedian a Raj Like I said,

571
00:43:45.639 --> 00:43:50.880
like follow share all things Treehouse.
That includes telling a friend about the

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Treehouse. Bring a friend with you
next time. We'd appreciate it. And

573
00:43:53.719 --> 00:43:57.239
if that friend also owns a business, I would like to advertise in the

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treehouse. We'll take that to Treehouse
on air at gmail dot com. We

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will see you next time in the
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