It's Friday #21-Scorpions, Cop Rock, and Botulism

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This is Friday, number twenty one.

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And as if the feelings of sadness
and pain weren't bad, enough with the

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Cowboys loss to Green Bay on Sunday. I don't know if you guys noticed

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my post on Instagram over the weekend, but I have another scorpion problem inside

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my house. I mentioned how we
found a scorpion a couple of weeks ago,

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and that scorpion and I went Mono
emano and I won because I somehow

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got him into a cup, and
I set the cup outside and never thought

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about it again, and I think
Tara disposed of it nicely this time.

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However, I go to my bedroom
and I look at my my my pjs,

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I got my the T shirt,
I sleep in, the shorts I

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sleep in or hanging on the headboard, and Tara calls me upstairs to the

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bedroom, Dan Dan Dan Camary,
Like okay, So I go upstairs and

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she's just pointing, and she points
at my sleep shorts. And on my

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sleep shorts is a scorpion, A
little pale yellowish brown just does beady eyes,

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the pinchers, the tail, the
tail. The tail is what terrifies

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me because I don't want to be
stung, because I also know the little

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brown ones are the ones that hurt
the worst. So here's what I did.

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And this is where I need you
guys's input. Okay, So I

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got two cups to scoop the scorpion
in, all right. I got a

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big Fuzzies cup on the bottom with
a smaller bar cup on top. And

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so the plan was to swoop down
on the scorpion that is attached to my

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shorts on the headboard and then seal
it with the smaller cup inside the larger

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cup. Right, And it worked. It's beautiful, and one swooping motion,

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I get the bug into the cup. The cup seals on top.

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Now I've got a nice contained scorpion. So I take it outside, go,

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you know, about one hundred yards
away so it doesn't roam back into

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the house. Let it roam into
somebody else's house. And I remove the

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top cup and I go to fling
the scorpion out of the cup into the

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forest. Right. Except when I
went to the flinging motion of the Fuzzies

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cup, instead of the scorpions shooting
out into the forest, it instead hit

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the air and fluttered to the ground. Oh. And that's when I got

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out my phone and googled do scorpions
shed? And Google said yes. And

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that's when I said, oh,
yeah, inserted expletive here. So not

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only do I still have a scorpion
problem, but apparently I have a naked

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scorpion problem as well. May I
ask, what is your aversion to killing

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the fuckers? In my defense,
this one was no longer a scorpion.

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It was just the skin, but
you didn't know that until you threw it

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out. This is true because I
think they eat other things that I don't

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want. I think they do.
Yeah, they're not like spiders. Okay,

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look at it this way. I'm
not averse to killing them, Trey.

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It's just that I'm afraid that if
I do it in the traditional sense

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that I'll still get stung. So
I'm trying to find any method I can

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to dispose of the scorpion without getting
myself stung. So if you took a

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big shoe and smash the piss out
of it, do you think you're going

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to get stung? And let me
ask this how I don't want to pick

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up the bug guts because I think
that thing's going to shoot stuff all over

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the place and probably get in my
eye. And that's it's that's how it

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gets me in the end. That's
how it turns update no, those scorpion

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facials for Dan, well, they
do say it it's good to find your

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niche. I didn't know the scorpions
had a bang bus. The uh yeah.

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I try to answer your question.
I would love to burn down the

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house. As soon as I saw
the first scorpion. My thought was like

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most people, all right, got
to burn the place down. Unfortunately I

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don't own this house, and my
Colombian landlord, Kiko, would not let

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me burn down his house in order
to rid us of the scorpion problem.

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Yeah, I think the the My
question is you'd rather be homeless burn down

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your house. So you see the
scorpion and you go, you know what,

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we live on the streets. Now, that's what we get. I

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got a house in I got a
house on Saint Thomas. I can go

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to the house on Saint Thomas,
kick out one of our tenants and just

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say scorpions out. What if like
the band no uh uh uh am again?

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So instead of killing it, you're
like, we're homeless now. My

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theory is you're first scorpion. That's
that's this one now. So you when

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you put him in the cup and
you took him outside and you thought you'd

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gotten him because you went mano and
mano. I think what you did was

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she just made him angry and he
went off and he started working out,

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and he was working out and he
was working out and he got bigger and

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then he just brought his his She
had to shed his skin, and then

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he brought it and as it and
as I let you know, hey Ben,

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I'm still here. He put it
on your shorts and was like,

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yeah, bo, you think you
think you killed me last time. I'm

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bigger and I'm better. You're gonna
get more stuff on your face that is

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terrifying or or or he's like a
stalker and you know you rejected him and

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now he's just he wants you more. Yeah, so you know he's he's

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worked out and he's shed his skin
and now he's gonna be buffer and yeah

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pretty or for you, Yeah,
bigger, a bigger stinger. I really

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don't like where this is going,
especially when you factor in sort of a

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cape fear aspect to it. It's
gonna, it's gonna it's gonna be your

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your bbs, your big brown scorpion
Trey. I don't have a good answer

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for you as far as uh why
I don't just smash it. The first

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one that I saw, I couldn't
get an angle because it was in the

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utility closet and there was stuff in
the way and I and I was wearing

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I was wearing flip flops and I'm
not about to step on the thing and

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it reaches the tail up and still
stabs me in the toe. But there

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there was no good way to get
it smashing it at that point. This

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one, uh, I was just
gonna do what I would typically do with

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a spider, which is capture it
and rehome it down the street, right,

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thinking maybe it has some use that
will keep other things I don't want

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and you know, around, even
though I've taken it down the street.

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So I don't have a good answer
for you why I don't just start squashing

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the damn things. Also, you
have found it, also, I have

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not found it as much as you
know, as funny it is to say,

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oh, you just burned on a
house. That's not a reality.

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Again, my Colombian landlord will not
let me do that. I've asked,

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But ultimately I don't know. I
don't know why I don't just squish the

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thing unless somewhere I'm worried that it's
going to spark some type of scorpion uprising,

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and next thing you know, it's
just me surrounded by a bunch of

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pissed off scorpions. And that's that's
what's gonna happen, because your wife is

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gonna just go you know what,
Dan, I'm not sleeping with scorpions,

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have fun, and so you're gonna
wake up. Oh you're gonna be spooning

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with a scorpion. No, I've
seen those videos, but it's not a

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scorpions. I think you're in those. Uh yeah, I just uh,

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I think that it would just be
an easier resolution to your problems if you

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just went and just stepped on it
and be done. Can can she handle

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the the gut stuff? If it's
dead? Can she handle that? Because

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you can, you can handle the
killing. Maybe you guys should like scorpion

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busters. I don't know what.
I don't know what you guys would be

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like, you kill them and then
she cleans it up. It's sort of

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like fishing. Yeah, I see
what you mean. It's like you go

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catch them and then you take them
home and then you know, the wife

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cleans them and cooks them. Yeah. So yeah, that should be a

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shirt. But uh, could can
she handle the the the cleanup? I

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don't know, Yeah, because then
you can find Yeah, I just need

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I just need to man up and
squash the thing. Yeah, and but

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have her clean it up, and
then you can see if it actually does

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sting you after it's dead. I'm
just not sure how. I'm not sure

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how she would react if she if
she says, if she calls me into

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the room because there's a scorpion,
I take off my flip flop, reach

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back and smash it, and then
I turn and walk away and then flip

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the flip flop over my shoulder Action
Star style and then say, you clean

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up the mess. I'll see her. I just heard her chuckle from the

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out the room. I don't think
that's gonna fly. Try try try doing

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that and go make me a sandwich. Try. I'd rather I'd rather wake

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up surrounded by scorpions. You're in
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eight I say that, of course, I'm kidding because it's very cold.

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It has been cold, and is
this in the plumbing business, Jaqueline,

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what would be referred to as you
know, like plumbing season or a frozen

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pipe season. It's plumbing season.
So because we didn't have a lot any

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that I'm aware of rolling blackouts in
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breaks on water lines. But shockingly, what I'm seeing now is frozen sewer

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stoppages or frozen pea traps. So
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story of a home and it froze, and that homeowner is trying to drip

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their faucets in that upstairs bathroom,
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surely filling with water. And then
we've been seeing it leaking from up to

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down. So it's raining kind of
clean, kind of dirt, dirty water

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inside their houses. And that's a
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machine and attempting to push it through. I've seen two of those this year,

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and I'm like, wow, that's
interesting. But I want to talk

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about just for two seconds ingenuity.
I went to Walmart on Friday looking for

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hose bib covers, couldn't find any, bought a pair of women's muckluck socks.

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Sorry that's the baby beagle barking,
and wrapped my hose bibs in the

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muckluck socks, and then wrapped the
muckluck socks in grocery bags. And I

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was like, yeah, that'll do. And my old nineteen seventies farmhouse is

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doing just fine. So you just
be ingenious and think outside of the boxes.

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The key to survival. That is
a great one, the muckluck socks.

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I like that. There was one. I've also seen people do the

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when they couldn't find the regular hose
bib covers. Is I've heard waaburger cups

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do that, but you have to surround

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it. So if you get the
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did a quick sweep of the house. No scorpions that I can see,

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but sleeping the last couple of days
has been interesting because like every little like

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slight twinge or tickle, like I
feel like whether it's on my foot or

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like in my hair, I felt
like, I think, is that one?

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Is that? Is that a scorpion? Is that the one that shed

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its skin and left it on my
shorts? Yes, yeah, yeah,

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that's exactly what it is. Thanks. Yeah, it's a really diabolical scorpion

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that that shed and then he made
his way into your house put it on

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your It's very very like the scorpion
mafia. Like he just left you a

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little like hey, here we go, and then he left and it's like

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he'll never be able to sleep right
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they naturally they shed when they have
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and that apparently is is popular among
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includes you know, scorpions, but
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be lying in wait. That forest
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That be part of your mailing that
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one moist forest Lane, moist Forest. I come from the moist forest.

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I just walk out looking like swamp
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it up and you check onder the
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and their babies are known to grow
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the cool side. We check that
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under the sheet, we check under
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of all the different critters that we
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where that I'm even looking for camel
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think anything is possible. We've heard
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members coming back from Afghanistan or Iraq, and we've seen photos of the camel

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spiders and how freaky those are.
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of the moist forest. It will
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it's the name camel moist. They
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a scorpion. Oh ot, you
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me feel at least slightly better.
What is that? Dan? That would

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be birthdays that segue really stunned.
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That was good. That's so.
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brain decay at the moist forest level. All right, Today is Fred Day,

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January nineteenth, twenty twenty four.
Birthdays today, let's celebrate and say

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happy birthday to Olympic gold medalist and
Dancing with the Stars champion season eight that

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is Sean Johnson. She is thirty
two today. She actually won season eight

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of Dancing with the Stars when she
was seventeen, which, after being an

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Olympic gold medalist, probably seem pretty
damn easy. Why you talk. Not

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a whole lot of pressure packed,
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at least in comparison to you know, gymnastics. We've also got Stephanie

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from full House and Fuller House.
Jody Sweeten, she turns forty two today.

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She's like, like like many Hollywood
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you know, some struggles. Okay, but specifically it was meth.

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I don't remember. Yeah, I
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maybe meth. Yeah, she would
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she's one of the few people.
She's one of the few people that came

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out of a meth problem looking better
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yeah, uh, she she retained
her teeth or got new ones. I

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have no idea. Okay, she
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she gives her an edge, asked
Dana Plato. Oh yeah, I drop

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on Dana Plato right on her grave. All right. De Drea de Mateo

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from Amazon's Paradise City. Most of
us remember her as Adriana on The Sopranos.

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She was also on Sons of Anarchy. She is fifty two today.

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Sean Wayans, brother of Damon too
many Williams's sorry, it's Damon Wayne's son,

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right or nephew. No, Well, Sean is is That's what it

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is. Are the brothers. Okay, got it? So Sean Wayans,

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he's fifty three today. He was
in White Chicks, Little Man, and

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Scary Movie. I believe it was
Scary movie that had one of the more

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memorable death scenes. That was one
where he goes into the bathroom uh and

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uh sticks his ear up to the
glory hole, and and and the greener

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shirts through his brain talk about a
memorable death. Well, that's that's the

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one I definitely remember. Other birthdays
today Marcy Playground singer John Wozniak is fifty

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three today. Also Paul mccrane.
You don't You probably don't know him by

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his name, but you'll know him
by his face. He's sixty three today.

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He was doctor Romano on er he's
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I guess side red hair and bald
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Raj, if you saw this movie
or not. But I know Trey

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and I have. We know him
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Did not see it. He was
one of the bad guys. He was

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one of the henchmen that killed Murphy
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to become more sentient and realizing that, oh I was, I was a

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person once and he goes back and
eliminates the entire gang that murdered him.

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Birthday boy was the one that was
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on twenty four as well? Was
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He might have been, He might
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also in the classic nineteen eighty film
Fame. Yes, yes, he wasn't

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twenty four. He wasn't twenty four. I know he's he always plays like

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on Er. He was like the
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everybody hated. And then he I
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in one of the episodes. Oh, you're right, I see it here

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he was Jack Bauer's brother Gream on
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So Paul mccrane died in Er.
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seem like he was in a contract
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not only are we not giving you
that raise, we're gonna kill you dead,

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dead dead, And they went to
the writers and said kill him dead.

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And so he was killed off in
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top of him. Yes, yeah, that's uh, that's when you've pissed

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off the writers. It's like what's
her name on Gray's Anatomy, the the

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pretty the girl who was in Knocked
Up. Yeah, I can't remember her

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name, but she she did an
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and so they're like, oh,
okay, We're gonna give you a

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brain to her that makes you have
sex with the ghost enjoy, and then

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they killed her off. That was
it was a believable scene. We're gonna

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Paul mcgrade's IMDb. The thing that
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a forgotten blunder of TV history.
Cop Rock. Oh oh, Stephen Bochko,

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No, what was cop Rock?
Was it a musical? Remember,

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I believe correctly, Trey check this
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it. I want to say this
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or ninety. I'm gonna go ninety. I'm gonna go the Fall of ninety.

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It was cop Rock. So it
was it was sort of like,

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so you know Law and Order,
right, the first part of the show

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is the detectives, and the second
that's the law, and the second half

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is the order where they're all in
court and the cases decided. That's what

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cop Rock was before Law and Order
existed. They had the police and they

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had the courts. But they sang
it was a musical. No, this

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is what happens when Hollywood gives too
much power to one person. Stephen Botchko,

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I forgot what else he had done
he was so successful, might have

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been Hill Story Blues. He was
so successful that that Hollywood said, yes,

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you can do cop Rock. Yeah, maybe he was ahead of his

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time. Maybe it could have aired
after Glee. You know sometimes sometimes what

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do they say, not only in
real estate, but maybe in Hollywood location

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location location. Maybe it's like if
it was ABC or whatever it was that

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was uh that had cop Rock,
it was just the wrong channel. If

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they had it on like the Disney
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Musical, or on Fox after Glee, Like ro just had a shot Glee

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cop Rock the voice like it would
have been beautiful, Like it would have

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been just a marriage of horribleness.
Uh cop Rock. You know That's that's

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again what makes me laugh about Hollywood
is he wanted to do a meeting with

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executives that were sitting around the table
and then what do you got there,

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Stephen? I'm sure they just called
him botch? What do you got botch?

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And he's like, all right,
cops that sing and they went take

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a bagload of money, get out
of here. That's why that's why you're

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doing I am I am with you. I don't understand how it is some

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things ever get greenlit in Hollywood unless
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dream. So here are here are
some of the Stephen Botchko successes right before

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Cop Rock. Are you ready?
You have Hill Street Blues eighty one to

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eighty seven, La Law eighty six
to ninety four, So he was still

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in the height of La Law when
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had one year of Doogie Howser MD
under his belt because that started the year

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before Cop Rock, so he was
on a good run. They were like,

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yeah, you want to do a
cop musical TV show. Here's like

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you said, ros, here's your
here's you a bag of money to do

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it. Get out of here.
But what's next? Uh less unless the

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studio person or the network whatever it
was, had a beef with him and

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said no you, and for whatever
reason, Boko comes like I got a

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new idea, and instead of saying
no, he just like, go for

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it. No one, No one
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But I mean I remember that it
was a Botchko baby. Yeah,

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I'm gonna have my own show.
It's gonna be it's gonna be uh singing

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doctors, and it's gonna be it's
it's yeah, it's gonna it's. It's

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called singer. But at the end
the e r is capitalized. Oh you're

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not ready for it? Oh I
get it? Singing in the er uh

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huh. Yeah, that's right,
because that's exactly what you would want in

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a medical emergency song and and and
patients busting out into song. I wish

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I was a dead man, What
killed you? Scorpions in my bed?

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That would be fantastic. Sing you
or singer, That's what it's gonna be.

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It's good. I can only I
feel like they've already sent the money.

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I'm just waiting for it to arrive
at my doorstop. I'll let you

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guys know. I kind of think
though that maybe that's what ABC did with

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their show Good Doctor, with you
know, the special needs doctor. The

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I guess he's just playing an autistic
doctor. It's like, did they try

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to get away with spelling it doctor
with an er as well? Or and

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they were corrected? Ah, that
would have been good too. You're onto

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something we should collaborate on more show
ideas. Hey, we can't do any

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worse than cop Rock. I'm not
sure. I wouldn't speak so fast.

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You're in the treehouse. Visit is
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Time out to talk to Carrie Cook
from Cook DFW Roofing and Restoration. I

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guess I wore out my welcome with
Daniel and he's now seeking you on me.

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Carrie, What did I do to
deserve you think? Did anything?

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Well? I don't know, man, It guess it depends you might have

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done something. Let's start with this. The number to call you at COOKDFW

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free roof inspection, especially after all
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temperatures can do some numbers on the
roof. You want to have it checked

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out to see if it's in good
shape or not. You give Carrie and

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Daniel a call eight three three Cook
DFW. They'll come out and check it

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for you for free. Outside of
that, I'm curious. The big news

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in Dallas this week is, of
course, Mike McCarthy is keeping his job

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as head coach of the Cowboys.
And I know you and Daniel are big

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Cowboys fans just like we are.
So box feelings. I'm okay with it.

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I don't think that he should be
fired. Interesting And why is that?

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Well, I mean killing Moore called
plays for how long? And he

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got to keep his job for how
long? Mmm? Okay, you know.

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I mean, if you're gonna fire
because the play call is going to

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be bys, I think you need
to revisit your players. It's it's not

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so much the coaching, it's the
execution on the player's side. It wasn't

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really pretty the other night. It
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Yes, well did you boo?
We left? Wow? You didn't

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even waste time booing. You just
said, screw it, we're out.

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It was it was just it was
embarrassing. I was actually hoping, I

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said this on the Football podcast.
I was actually hoping. I wish that

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all the fans had been so angry
they booed so and would have booed so

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loudly it would have made an actual
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planned one. And then that way
you and Daniel could have slipped Jerry a

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We were talking about cop Rock creator
Stephen Botchko, and there was a

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couple of other shows that were also
misses. Even he even though he's had

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some obvious successes with Hillstory Blues La
Law NYPD Blue Doogie Howser. There was

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another show called Raising the Bar that
only lasted one year two thousand and eight

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to two thousand and nine. Based
on the photo and the title Raising the

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Bar, I'm guessing it was a
legal drama, although based on our mashup

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history, I'm guessing it could have
been lawyers doing ballet, which I mean

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if for the guy that had,
you know, cops singing in the streets,

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then why why would legal ballet be
you know, a stretch? Just

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realized the pun there. But there
was another show on here that I remember

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watching that did not last very long, And when I give you the title

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and the premise of it, you're
going to understand why, because it's another

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great example of why did Hollywood think
this was going to work? That is

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the show that came and went in
two thousand and five called Blind Justice,

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And I remember watching this show.
I don't know why, but this was

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a NYPD detective who gets injured in
the line of duty and is blinded,

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but he returns to work with his
disability to still solve crimes, despite his

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fellow detectives being wary of working with
him because he may not see the bad

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guys coming. That's not me saying
that. That was the blurb on Google

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and it actually what's that tray?
Blind Justice is what it was called Blind

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Justice, and I remember the I
like the actor who starred in and maybe

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that's why I watched it. His
name is Ron Elderd and he was in

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He's been in a number of things. I don't know if you guys have

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seen Deep Impact as many times as
I have. He played one of the

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astronauts and Deep Impact. He was
also in Super eight Blackhawk Down. He

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was also in Sleepers back in ninety
six. But looking at the other cast

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members of Blind Justice won Frank Grillo, who went on to some Marvel success

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as Captain America's nemesis. Oh okay, yeah, and he also had a

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turn as the Punisher. Oh who
didn't. So they made Blind Justice and

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it failed, and they still put
out Ben affleckt as Daredevil. See again

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ahead of its time? What year
was this? Blind Justice was two thousand

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and five? Oh so a year
ahead of its time? Now, because

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I don't think personally Ben Affleck is
Daredevil not my favorite. I thought that

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actually came out in two thousand and
three, So that that actually came out

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before Blind just so they saw it
and they still did it stupid. Yeah,

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well they were trying. They were
probably trying to capitalize on it,

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right, and so they're like,
hey, they made a movie, why

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don't we make a serious I got
into a discussion with the Hollywood execs about

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this. I'm like, how do
you guys come up with? What is

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it? Like? You have n
CIS and then you'll have whatever the other

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one was the they're ones, Oh
yeah, the other ones, and they're

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like c n CIS Louise, New
Orleans. Yeah, but then like they

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had CSI and then they had something
else. And I asked in Chase if

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they go to city to city Yeah, yeah, And then I asked I

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was like I was asking one of
the execs at CBS. I was like,

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hey, so how does it work? They go, we watched like

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if there's some groundbreaking new thing like
Brianca Chopra and Quantico. Right, They're

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like, well, let's see if
it works. And then if that works,

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the next year, they flew in
all these actors from India. We're

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in Hollywood because they were trying to
read Every network was trying to recreate it

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because of how well it did.
So that's how it goes. So if

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they saw this, you know,
they saw Daredevil and it was like,

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oh my god, it made so
much money. Okay, let's put it

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into a TV show. So that's
how, you know. I don't know

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how cop Rock happened. I don't
know that's the same. I'm sure there

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was another something musically that was very
popular at that time. And because,

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like you said, with a chopra
Quantico. Yeah yeah, well then they

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put her she's the one who married
the Jonas brother, right, yes,

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yeah, So then they did Citadel, which I don't know if you saw

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that, Yeah, not great,
Okay, yeah, but they which is

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kind of like basically spin off of
Quantico. Well yeah, it's basically,

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you know, take one good idea
and we'll beat the crap out of it

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and you go get nine other shows
that are horrible. Man, are you

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still talking about Hollywood? Are you
talking about radio? Well? Uh,

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speaking of bad television. Trey sent
me a link that I'm not quite sure

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how to explain or even set this
up, because this is so stupid that

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it belongs squarely here in the treehouse, and I am ashamed that we haven't

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had it in here sooner it is. It's probably I will say that it's

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probably the most unscripted. Who's on
first interaction? I think I've ever seen

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Trey? If you could set this
clip up for us so I can't remember

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the guy's name. He's a contributor
on Fox News and he's on Laura Ingram

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show. He oftentimes I believe he's
an attorney, and it'll come in and

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you know, we just make different
points about culture and you know, things

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that are going on. Okay,
and this is Laura Ingram, Laura Ingram

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on her ship. Yeah, okay, hang on, watchuring an episode of

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You where measles came up? Wait
wait, wait when did I mention measles?

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I don't know it was on you? What? What was on me?

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What are you talking about? Right? I never was on you.

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We never did a we never did
a measles in vaccine episode of my Is

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this a joke? I don't know
what you're talking about. It was on

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you, it was on you.
I've never had Raymond, I've never had

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measles. What are you talking about? It's stupid. It was an episode

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of a show, Laura. What's
it called you? It's called you?

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I've never done a show on measles. I just completely give up up called

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you on Netflix. There's a show
called Laura on an f Oh my god,

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I'm moving on to a Dell.
I can't explain this to it.

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You know, I was watching an
episode. I love that. That's it.

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I'm moving on to a Dell.
I just I mean she I can't

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even did she ever? That is
That's the saddest ship I've ever heard.

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You know, you know it was
bad because you could actually see facial expressions

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on her boatox ridden face. Yeah, when frustration can cut through the botox.

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Yeah, that that was. That
was those stupid botulism gave up.

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Yeah, I can't just test.
Oh man, I needed that after this

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week. Oh man, god,
can you please send to me. I

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will happily send that to you once
again. I mean this, this is

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the place you come for stupid.
I don't even know. I don't know

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how recent that was, doesn't matter. The stupid is forever. And speaking

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of that, we will see you
for the next episode right here in the Trios