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Oh man, it's been a doozy, but congratulations you have made it to

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the end of the week. Today
is frad Day, December fifteenth, twenty

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twenty three. Welcome inside the treehouse. Time to leave your worries outside.

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Join me Daniel Malley along with Trey
Trenholm and Raj Sharma as we dive fully

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into this beautiful end of the week, almost of the holidays, so close

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to a Christmas break. We can
taste it and it tastes like peppermint bark

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and for me, South Florida,
which is an odd combination, and I

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don't recommend it. What is it? What is it like? Stale urine

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would be the other part of taste
of Florida. There is that, There

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is that, there's it's like just
that's all I've I would like to point

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out I have never smoked meth.
I've never been around anybody that smoked meth.

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But visiting Florida here as many times
as I have in recent years,

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especially the southern tip of the Miami
area, it does seem to have an

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air of of myth about it,
sort of like an air freshener, but

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it's kind of having the opposite effect. Yeah, and then there's a there's

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the whole uh support, So it's
all the cruises go out of there.

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So now you have all the cruise
people, uh and they usually stay for

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a couple of days forward, you
know, before the cruise and then after,

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and so you have that mix of
people and then the locals, and

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then you got South South Beach,
which if you if you talk about Miami,

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that's what everybody thinks of is one
small part of Miami. Everybody.

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That's not the part I've ever been
to one because I'm not a douchebag,

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and so therefore that doesn't interest me. Right. The problem is the rest

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of Miami that I have some experience
with with you know, having to go

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to Florida and ship things to the
islands like we're doing now. Yeah,

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the other the underbelly of Miami is
is not is not better than the doucheyness

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of South Beach. Like Trey and
I were talking a little bit on the

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football podcast about how I can understand
how you know, the Dolphins can be

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kind of bipolar because the city's kind
of bipolar. It's got some cool stuff,

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but it got some stuff. I
will say this though, in the

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area where we have stayed now for
the second time, which is kind of

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around the airport. The traffic sucks, The roads are making absolutely no sense.

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The people that drive here, that's
seemingly like most places that are too

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conje don't seem to really know what
they're doing either. But but there's a

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place called Bryson's. It's an Irish
pub and it's it's I don't know,

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like maybe two miles from this best
Western where we're staying right now. The

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best chicken wings we've ever had.
Really so so, on one hand,

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we're in the middle of a trash
heap, which, by the way,

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I feel like I counted four or
five landfills between Saint Augustine, Florida and

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Miami, which seems like a lot, but I guess since it's Florida anyway.

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It's just it's an interesting thing to
find a gym of a place inside

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of a trash heap. It's like, Okay, the bad news is and

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in the middle of a trash heap
that is the south tip of Florida,

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the good news is found the best
wings I've ever had in my life.

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Wow? Did and how did we
find this place? We found it last

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year got it okay, So it
just went on like bars near me or

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chicken wings near me, something like
that. That's exactly what it was.

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Thank you Google, say you came
up with Florida's next slogan and the Football

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Show, which was I forget already
Florida. You don't know speaking of that,

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how was the Football Show? I
missed it. I'm sorry about that.

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It's good. No worries. You
know, it's been a weird schedule

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this week with me traveling and trying
to figure out everything. It was good.

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The one thing I will say though, I had a pretty good line

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in my head as Trey and I
were doing the Football Show, but I

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never found a way to kind of
steer it back to it. I'm just

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going to force it on you guys
now. And that was we were talking

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about how in order to really have
success against the Eagles, what any team

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need to do. But this is
what the Cowboys did, and it's obviously

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what the forty nine ers did the
week before, and that is you got

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to get on them early. Because
the Eagles are not really their offense is

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not exactly designed to come from behind. It's more designed to get a lead

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and hold it wear you down.
Sure. And the thought I had about

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thirty seconds after I said that during
the Football show, I thought, okay,

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so playing the Eagles is kind of
like a gang bang. What you

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want to do is you want to
get on them early. You don't want

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to be near the end of the
line because they're very difficult to come from

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behind. So what you need to
do is get on them early when things

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are cleaner, not a situation where
you want to grind the clock down.

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What you're saying, No, this
is not the long game. This is

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where you want to get in and
get out. So you don't want to

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be sloppy seconds with the Eagles.
No, no, no, you don't

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because no one wants to come after
the Jaguars or the forty nine ers,

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those older men those yeah, anything
that will tear it up, or or

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like the forty nine ers. You
don't want you know, you don't want

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to be behind some old men sifting
for gold. And you definitely don't want

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to followed the giant. And I
love all that happened in your head in

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thirty seconds. Somehow I couldn't find
a way to steer the conversation back to

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her. But here we are we're
able to do it here, and that

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makes me happy now and it makes
me appreciate this Friday all the time.

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That's amazing. Oh my god,
that's fanatic. I was watching. If

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you guys get a chance to like
watch any I don't know if it's any

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team, but if you watch the
recap, if after the game, if

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you go on YouTube, the Eagles
will have their whole little broadcasting team that

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will recap the game. And it's
very pro Eagles, even in a loss.

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They're like, you know, it
looked really good. But and they

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said this, and they go,
had we not fumbled the ball three times?

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And I was like, fumbled?
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don't know how they I don't know
if that's what you call it there,

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but here we call it stripping.
It called that taking it from you,

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Yeah, which is what we did. Yeah, no, I I I've

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distinctly remember that that Stephan Gilmour ripping
the ball out thing. It was not

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a that guy stepped on a lego
and then threw the ball down in sheer

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afin. No, Stephan Gilmour reached
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from him like it owed him money. That's how it's supposed to happen,

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and so I could see as an
Eagles fan, he'd be like, well,

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you know, if he hadn't a
fumble, blah blah blah. Yeah,

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mm hmm, yeah, it's there. It took that. Yeah.

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It was their sports caster, their
newscast that does the sports. There's three

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of them, and I'm like,
well, when you know when one guy

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that were just kind of look at
each other and one lady goes, why

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didn't you start? He goes,
I mean we looked really good. And

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I was like, oh, okay, well the score doesn't reflect that number

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one. And uh. According to
the very astute analysis by the little blonde

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girl I saw the next morning,
her parents r at a restaurant. I

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don't know where this happened, but
there was enough Eagles fans in this place

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to where they sent this cute little
blonde girl to the tables of the Eagles

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fans and she went up to them
and just would say Cowboys by twenty and

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then go running back to her parents. Oh wow. And to their credit,

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the Eagles fans did not murder her, which I thought they would have.

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I thought that was gonna be the
end of the story. Was the

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the time the funeral was going to
be. I think that outside the stadium,

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it definitely would have had a different
a different ending. Instead, it

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might have been it was inside an
Applebee's or something. So maybe they always

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yes, that'd be different than that's
the stadium. Two dollars. Margarite is

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going to make everyone make some good
decisions. All I'm saying is it was

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adorable, And maybe it was because
the way she said it it was kind

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of sweet, which, if we're
being honest, that's how Texans are.

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It's sort of like the coming up
to you and saying, oh, bless

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your heart. Yeah, it sounds
nice. The look in the eye is

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is you know, genuine with concern, But we all know the reality is

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when a textan says bless your heart, it's them calling you just e f

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and stupid. Yeah, I mean
that's that little girl's lucky. I would

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still contend that, like they didn't
have any D cell batteries at the table,

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they probably would have them. It'd
be the one episode where we're not

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looking for like a foster home for
a dog, like we have a blonde

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who likes the yell at Eagles fans. She was orphaned yesterday they killed her

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family. It was interesting though,
because I will say this, it was

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such a it's a quick, wonderful
snapshot of Eagles fans children versus Cowboys fans

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children. Right, yeah, so
you got what seems to be in good

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natured fun. Cowboys fans take their
adorable little daughter, blond and cute,

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you know, eventual cowboys cheerleader type, and send her to the tables and

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they just tell her cowboys by twenty
just say that to them. And then

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she walks back and it's cute and
it's sweet and all. Yeah, and

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she doesn't get murdered at whatever restaurant. This was clearly You're right, Trey

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was not Applebee's because the Margerita would
have a different situation. But like two

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weeks prior when the Bills I believe
it was visited Philadelphia, there was video

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of a little boy outside the stadium. I say, little boy is probably

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like eight or nine years old,
so older than this little girl. Eight

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or nine year old boy walks up
to a Buffalo Bills fan outside the stadium

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after the game and reaches out his
hand as if to say, hey,

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good game, and the Bills fan, being from upstate New York and polite

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with manners. He's like, oh
my god, a nice Eagles fan.

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So he reads he's his hand out
to shake the kid's hand, saying,

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yeah, good game, you guys
did well, and instead the little Eagles

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brat took his hand back and then
flipped the dude off right in his face.

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Wow. That is that's why condoms. Uh, that's why you have

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those. That is that's yeah,
I would have I don't know, can

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you can you it's not India,
India, you can hit a kid and

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it's okay. I think there's a
I think at that point the guy would

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have been justified because I think the
rest of the planet would have been like,

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solely fine, it's an Eagles fan. Yeah, one hundred percent.

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Like that's what you have to say, Like, you gotta get to the

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judge. Uh so you have to
get booked in, you have to get

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arrested. And then when the judge
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guilty by the reason that he was
an Eagles fan dismissed And not only that,

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but we're going to charge his kid
as an adult for you know,

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some type of disorderly conduct. I
mean, bills fans are knowing to get

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a little too. So I don't
know. You know that kid, I

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could have been super plexed off the
table. You know, the buffet table.

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But have you have you been to? Have you either of you been

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to Buffalo? No, that's all
they have is sports, Like there's it's

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a very it's a very industrial town. There's not a lot to do,

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so it's a lot it's sports.
So uh when they get routed, they

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have no other outlet. It's not
like everybody's like, you know where the

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best strip clubs are? Buffalo?
Now you have that image. I bet

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the Google reviews on the applebe's in
Buffalo, although I wouldn't mind reading the

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review for the strip club, like
like, isn't it New York City?

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The main one that Stern always talked
about was Scores. Yes in Buffalo?

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Is it is it Underscores? I
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Comedy Club in deep Elum, He's
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Comedy Central. His special Have Fun
is on Amazon Prime. It's treymac keyword

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is when a woman is arguing,
but in the middle of the argument,

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she feels the need to give you
a language. Listen, even though she

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probably didn't graduate, you never heard
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he think he running something keyword think
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Now, key were budd but he
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real man. It does keyword,
because that's Trey Mac this Friday and Saturday,

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December fifteenth and sixteenth at the Dallas
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where you can see Trey Mack tonight
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the Dallas Comedy Club the fifteenth and
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Heart of the City on Comedy Central, and his special Have Fun is currently

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to our friends at COOKDFW Roofing and
Restoration. And I believe we had a

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couple of shirts from the roadshow leftover
tray because Kerrie Cook and Daniel Cook were

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asking since they were out of town
they couldn't make it, asking if there

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were a couple that we could hang
on to them. I think we had

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a couple leftovers, so I said, sure we have. Yeah, like

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we pretty much sold that everything.
I think we have one XL and one

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double XL. That's it all right, Well they're gonna be sleeping in roomy

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shirts. Then yeah, that merged
one quick. So that was nice to

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see, is how fast the merch
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I know, we were worried,
like how many do we order what are

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we going to sell? We've had
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too many and then they're starting to
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yeah, this was nice to see. So yeah, especially because and not

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just because, okay, are we
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cups and the stickers and other things, so you don't want to have too

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many things pile on top of people. Yeah, So yeah, it overall

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went well. The road show was
a lot of fun. I've found out

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from the Warren Center that the toys
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ones that were purchased on their Amazon
wish list virtually for those that couldn't make

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it to the road show, are
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they had already taken up one collection
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the board that unfortunately includes toys,
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know, being hit by hard times, that makes it even worse, which

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is something to think about, whether
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are companies that are just straight up
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prices on things and say it's because
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the other day online that I saw, and that was one of the most

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classic Christmas tales we have, is
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whole point of that is to get
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just a little bit better. Yeah, and not be so goddamn greedy.

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Yeah, but it's a lesson that
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just imagine being Imagine this, and
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it's the Dallas Theater Center does a
Christmas Carol every year and they have forever.

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Imagine a CEO of a Dallas company
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getting all warm and fuzzy with the
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a great story. And then the
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and tells everyone, Hey, we're
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It's just sad. So anyway,
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are already having a huge impact,
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bought and or brought toys for the
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you very much. Yeah, I
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Amazon, I was like, okay, this is the this is easiest thinking

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the world. I was like,
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Yeah, that reminds me. I
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that you gave me. Raj.
The Reese's Peanut butter cups with the Reese's

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puff cereal inside pretty good. I
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it a little bit sweeter than the
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made for excellent road trip food in
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half of the United States. And
uh Trey the Irish whiskey that I still

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love the fact that, despite the
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you have no problem going into a
liquor store and buying liquor for your friend

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who obviously has a drinking problem.
So I appreciate it. Do you enjoy

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it? I did as much as
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bottle and and I can't our bag
that we checked was already too heavy,

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so it was a little too big
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So I enjoyed you drove to Florida. I did, but that's a big

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bottle of whiskey and it was going
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island. So I gave it to
Jerry. Wow, but I did try

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it, and it is fantastic.
So you tried something and then regifted it.

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I didn't actually gifted. I actually
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someone in need. No, that's
Jerry still works in radio. Trust me,

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he's in need. I saw the
transaction. Actually, Dan gave it

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to Jerry and then realized he would
look like an even bigger ass if he

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hadn't even tried it, so then
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Wow, that's not the way I
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Well, the fact that you remember
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that's just sad. Here's what happened. I told Jerry, I said,

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I'm gonna give this to you for
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I'm gonna enjoy this lovely gift that
Trey gave me. So this is

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not yours. To consume and and
enjoy. I thought you can have a

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little bit just you know, for
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But that is my gift from my
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enjoying it the next time I'm in
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I don't know what I would be
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to this show other than me,
if you gave them a bottle of whiskey

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and it wasn't drink, that would
probably be the most shocking thing. If

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anyone are you know, involved with
the show that so so yeah you really

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think you know you're from now Jerry's
going to have that bottle? Yes,

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no, and here and here's why
and here is why because Jerry has a

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set of morals that you wouldn't expect
from someone that we make fun of for

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basically being a you know, a
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he really does. So It's like, you tell Jerry to do something,

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he will absolutely do it. And
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he will absolutely not do that thing. So I believe I believe when I

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told him you were not to consume
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he will do it, which is
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when I said you gave that gift
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gave it to somebody in need.
So it's two conflicting statements all in the

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same segment. So you could have
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journalism school between the road show and
now? I'm just saying, I've been

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watching a lot of courtroom TV,
and you just basically nullified your own statement

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with your own statement. This is
why you never testify for yourself in a

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courtroom. But I, as a
good friend, thoroughly enjoy it. It

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is very nice. I never had
that one before, and it's, uh,

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it is smooth. I don't know
how much you con assumed of it

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then, but uh, it's more
than it's a it's a treat. I

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will say that, like for for
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the house, like that one.
Like I watched that, Like I drink

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a couple of glasses of that after
the Cowboys won. That was the nice

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little I'm glad you enjoyed yours.
I did not give mine away to somebody

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else directly in front of the person
who then gave it to me. So

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uh, but Dan and his defense
was trying to be slick. I've just

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never heard of anybody read gifting directly
after receiving the gift. Well, look,

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we were, we were hitting the
road the next morning. Time was

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of the yeses. But again,
like Tray said, you were in a

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car, why didn't you just put
it in a car, because because I

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wasn't going to be able to drink
all of it between Dallas and Miami.

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What that's like? That's when you
I object, I object your honor.

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The witness is full of shit.
You're in the tree Visit us online at

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treehouseonair dot com. Let's talk to
Daniel Cook from cook DFW Roofing and Restoration.

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The holidays are upon us. It's
almost time to break it all down

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for the year and enjoy time with
friends and family and if I'm being honest,

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watching some really fun holiday movies.
So I'm curious, Daniel, what

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is your favorite Christmas movie? Comedy
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I was when this movie came out, it has to be National Lampoon's Christmas

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Vacation. Amen. It can't go
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beyond classic, And I mean it
came out in eighty nine. It

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was just a great time. And
I love Chevy Chase. I can't I

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think what he does and how he
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there and watch that multiple times.
And what is your wife's favorite Christmas movie?

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Same one or different? You know
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channels, so you know, I
catch her and then you know, you

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know how all Hallmark movies are.
You know, single woman or single man

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comes into town, finds another person
for some reason that was single, and

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and they casually go to dinner or
have a drink and they figure out that

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they just fall in love with each
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got the formula. It sounds me
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holiday Hallmark movies. The only thing
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incorporate it into like roofing and remodeling, so like they meet a roof for

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a remodeler and they could be part
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and they figure out that there you
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actually be the sequel to the movie, because like, you know, The

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first one is small town love Christmas
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been married for a year now and
now they got to get a new roof

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or the roof caved in from a
hailstorm and they got to not only get

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a new roof, but also redo
the bathroom. And that's where, yeah,

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you're right, that's where it comes
in. And that's where Cook DFW

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Roofing and Restoration has become a major
player in the Hallmark holiday scene. So

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give them a call eight three to
three cook DFW or cookdfw dot com.

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Let's get Jaqueline from Brooks Plumbing into
the treehouse now. Their phone number for

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any and all of you are plumbing
wants and needs is two one four three

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The website Brooks Plumbing Texas dot com.

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Since it is, you know,
the holidays, when things completely slow down

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in time for a couple of days
off. Is there a certain Christmas movie

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that is your absolute go to,
your favorite, the best of all time?

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Of course, the standard answer for
me is going to be Christmas Story

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because that just warms my little heart. There's so many good one miners in

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that movie, and I love that
movie, but I'll tell you every year

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when I decorate the tree. There's
a very old Christmas movie. It's got

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Humphrey Bogart in it, and it's
called We're No Angels. And there's a

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couple I think a couple remix,
but We're No Angels the original with Humphrey

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Bogart. It's him and two other
convicts who have escaped from Alcatraz prison on

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Christmas Eve and they are looking to
rob somebody to make some money to take

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a ship off of Alcatraz Island and
they fall in with a very nice family.

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It doesn't have a strong Christmas vibe, but it's because it's on an

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island, so that should resonate with
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But it's based around Christmas and the
characters are easy to love. So if

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you like old movies, We're No
Angels. But if you like the tongue

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in cheek humor and you want to
get to know my family really well,

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it's definitely Christmas story because the dynamics
of that family is speak speaks to my

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family. I love that movie gets
you right in the nostalgia, doesn't it.

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And I'll tell you so. It
was shot in Cleveland, which is

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where my dad's family is from originally, which is part of the reason why

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we love it so much. But
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is still up with all the original
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So if you ever go to Cleveland, go go to the house.

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It's super cute. That's very cool. Give Jacqueline from Brooks Plumbing a call

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for any and all of your plumbing
wants and needs, especially right after the

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holidays, because as we've said before, it's going to happen. You're going

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to have friends over, you're going
to have family over, and they're going

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to do something to ruin your plumbing. So give Jaqueline a call. They

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can help you take care of it
and do so, probably not in a

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pink bunny outfit, but they'll still
they'll show what I'll give you. I'll

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give you a twenty five percent discount
if you show up if you're in a

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ink bunny cost in when we get
there. Twenty five percent. Oh okay,

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I was actually talking about like Oliver
or one of your wrangler, one

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of your guys, showing up as
the pink bunny. But if a customer

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does it, then you want to
give them twenty five percent, then hell

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yeah, yes, but they've got
to be able to willing to stand in

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front of the truck with the plumber
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twenty five percent off if you wear
the bunny outfit. Give Brooks Plumbing a

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call two one four, three six
eight thirty eight thirty eight or Brooks Plumbing

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Texas dot com. You're listening to
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by our friends at Brooks Plumbing.
Jacquelin from Brooks Plumbing did make it out

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to that road show this last weekend. We appreciate that even brought uh even

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brought along from Brooks Plumbing coffee mugs, which I thought was kind of ironic

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considering how coffee has a tendency to
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on Brooks Plumbing part, I'm gonna
give you a coffee cups and next thing

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you know, you'll be calling calling
us after your everything's clogged. So give

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Brooks Plumbing a call for any and
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Two one four, three six eight
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Com. Trey, Uh, since
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you have that new sounder ready or
do you want me to fire off on

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my end? Ummm, yeah,
I think you're probably gonna have to do

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it on your end because no problem, because it uh, it's not a

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Friday without birthdays. Today is Friday, December fifteenth, twenty twenty three.

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Birthdays today. We are looking at
try and scroll and see the actual good,

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familiar names on here. Atlanta haym
Is thirty two from the Show's The

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Wire, Want You Back? And
Days Are Gone? Also, Stefania Owen

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Turns twenty six played Hugh Loori's daughter
Nicole on the Hulu series Chance. I

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might also remember her as Beth in
Crampis, which I never saw. Crampis?

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Did you guys ever see that?
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the horror Christmas movie that came out
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ago, something like that. It
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but I just haven't, so I
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How How does that sound? How
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how does how does that trailer come
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you're like, you know what,
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Like, well, number one,
it's Christmas themed and I'll watch I'll

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watch a lot of first of all, you know, I'll watch almost anything

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once and if it's a Christmas theme
film with a horror twinch to it or

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an action thing to it, like
a Dieheart, I'm intrigued by that.

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Like the movie last year that came
out with David Harbor, who played you

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know, chief in Stranger Things.
I think it was called Violent Night he

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plays Do you guys see this?
It was he plays you know who David

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Harbor is, right, you know, from Stranger Things. So he plays

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Santa Claus and John Leguizamo plays the
head of a mercenary group who takes a

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very wealthy family hostage and in their
mansion on Christmas Eve because they want money.

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And at the heart of this is
a little girl who is trying to

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run and hide from the bad guy, sort of like home Alone. And

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Santa happens across this because he's there
to deliver gifts and he is not having

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the terrorist Christmas. Turns out this
version of Santa Claus wasn't always you know,

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elves and you know, you know, Christmas dust and cookies, and

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turns out this guy was like a
Viking warrior before he became Santa. And

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and so Santa goes full Christmas on
the terrorists in the film is called Violent

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Night. I enjoyed it. And
shocker what you just said. If you

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left out the names, I would
have guessed that, you know, Steven

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Sigall made a holiday movie which I
also would have seen a very London Christmas.

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It just sounds like a Steve Santa, former Navy seal in a in

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a Christmas to kill. Yeah,
but there was there there There was.

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There was one scene especially where uh, this little girl who's trying to hide

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from the terrorists. It's I don't
know if you guys did this as as

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kids like I did, but if
you ever saw Home Alone and you think

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about the actual physical damage all those
traps would have on a human body,

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Joe Pesci, Dan Stern, they'd
have been dead somewhere, you know by

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the third pratfall right in this one, there's a couple of traps that this

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little girl sets their home alone style, but you see the actual effects.

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It's not this slapstick stuff where they
can get up and pull the tooth out

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and type of thing. It's no, this dude took a bowling ball to

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the face and he's just dead.
Wow. Okay. I just want to

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be the I just want to be
the people who produced Violent Night and or

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Crampus when they get the revenue report
and they're like, oh cool, so

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one person in Texas watched this,
that's good to know. There's another new

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one this year. It's called Silent
Night. The guy I always forget his

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name, he was in the two
Suicide Squad movies. He was also the

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one who starred as a RoboCop and
the RoboCop remake. I think it thinks

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Joeled or something. And there's one
where he's it's an action Christmas thing.

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It's called Silent Night. And it's
like, okay, well I want to

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see that. Okay, it's Diehard's
fault. No, No, I think

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it's a Oklahoma's fault. How is
where I'm born have anything to do with

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with my action Christmas genre affection?
Like I just I just assume, like

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wherever you were born, Like that's
the paper that reviews movies like you guys

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got to go see Crampis. Like
that's like, that's what pops into my

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head. I never read the review
for Crampis or die Hard inside the Bartlesville

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Examiner Enterprise, but now I kind
of want to. Like, I'm curious,

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you know, because you always look
up to see what a movie's Rotten

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Tomatoes score is. But now I'm
kind of curious what my old hometown of

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Bartlesville, Oklahoma thinks about the movies
I love. Okay, I got I'll

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find it and uh and then well
we'll we'll read it next time. I

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just want to see. I'm just
surprised they have a movie critic in Bortl.

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But I still, you know,
I picture that Bartersville still has a

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video rental place where you can get
vhs and beta out now Crampest, but

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you can't rent it because your beta
version of Diehard is like twenty four years

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late and you didn't rewind. We
don't got nothing to rewind. It's just

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Dale in the back with his fingers
running the wheel or waiting on the pencil

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to come in. Look. I
was born there, and I'm happy to

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dunk on Oklahoma any chance I get, but from you too. It's starting

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to feel personal. I really am
curious if the Bartles of Examiner Enterprise even

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has a media critic, or if
they just like copy and pasted from the

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Tulsa World or something. All Right, it's just the now playing at the

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drive through or drive in. It
should be a drive through Bartles, the

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localhome home to the only drive through
movie theaters, right on seventy five.

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All right, I'm gonna go.
I'll see you, see you next time

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in the tree house.