Oct. 28, 2025

The DVD Icon | Tuesday October 28, 2025

The DVD Icon | Tuesday October 28, 2025
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We start off today talking about the new Gen Z term "throning" which leads to Dan telling the guys about how he used to love watching the DVD icon to see if it landed in the corner. We then got into some Talkback Tuesday which includes an interesting crossover and the question "What happened to Cookie?" and stories abouit learning to ride bikes and Trey getting chased around by his father.

LINKS:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/health-wellness/2025/10/21/throning-dating-trend/86755406007/

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It is time to leave your worries outside and live

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with us inside the treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley along with

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Terry Trendholm and Raj Sharma. Thank you for joining us today. Well,

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since we're all attached inside the treehouse now in romantic relationships,

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Me married for quite a while, Raj in a new

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committed relationship, and Trey has started dating somebody new. They

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are now in the fourth or fifth date stage, and

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he's already made her dinner at home, so they're on

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a very good path to commitment. Hood. So this story

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doesn't immediately apply to us, but it is going to

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be something interesting for everybody else that's living in Singletom.

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All right, there's a new toxic dating trend, a new

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toxic dating trend. Throning is the heartbreaking new dating trend

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which I'm fascinated by because I grew up with it.

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I grew up calling it a blumpkin. I don't necessarily

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know it's a dating trend. It's more of a sex act.

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But admittedly I did not read the entirety of the story.

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I stopped at the headline that Tray hent so I

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might be wrong about what throning actually is. You are,

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well damn it. I was. I actually had high hopes.

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But now everybody knows. You know what a blumpkin is?

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Yeah, but that's it's It's like a lot of things

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I've I've found out. It wasn't because I went looking.

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It's because I was around a dirty old engineer, dirty

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old radio engineer.

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Yeah, wow, tell us about you.

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You and Jay?

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You know him too? I tell you knew his name

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and you knew who I was talking about. One of

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the finest engineers I've ever had the pleasure of working

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with in my broadcasting career. And what a mouth that

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came out wrong. He had a very colorful tongue. I'm

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gonna read the story now. Throwning is a heartbreaking new

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dating trend has social media ruined romance for gen Z.

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Beware daters. Not everyone who says they're looking for their

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king or queen has good intentions. By the way, someone

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write this down as a topic for another day. But

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we can't all be kings and queens. So you people

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that use those terms need to stop it. You need

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to be a little more judicious with throwing around king

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and queen. We can't all be that same thing with

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alpha male. We can't all be an alpha male because

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that gets the whole definition of it. Anyway, the new

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dating term called throning, which means dating someone to raise

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your social status. Oh hmm, I like Jay Walker's version better.

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That's certainly more entertaining.

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Mm hmm, I think I think I think Jay's version

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would lower your social status. Yeah, but you different kind

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of lat dealer as hell on only fans, Yeah.

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I mean.

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We, I mean this was you were climbing the social ladder,

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gold digging.

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I mean, I don't know.

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Why does gen Z have to put a name on

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every bleep thing? I mean, I get I've thought about

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it because as much as I want to say that

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their whole language and the words and everything else is stupid.

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We did it too, yeah, you know.

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I from Valley Girl to all the crap fast Times

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at Ridgemont High, all the things. Yeah, we had stupid

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words too. I get that. But they label everything with.

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A positive connotation. There's always positivity to it. Is it

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rhyme sounds better than gold digging?

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Yeah, Raj is right. Now, this doesn't apply to every

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single new term that we all have to learn, but

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typically they do have a little bit of a positive

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slant to it, like quiet quitting, so it's done quietly demrror. Yeah,

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they're just like, like you're a throwning here, which is

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just gold digging or clout chasing. Those two have negative connotations,

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but it's throwing. It's like, oh this is it's a

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bad thing, but it's a positive sounding term.

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Is it a positive Is it a positive connotation or

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is it because they're so fucking passive aggressive that they

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they don't want anything that might actually be.

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Our imply conflict.

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Yeah, that's what I mean. That's why they have a

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positive spin on everything, and so it's not taken to

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that level of Yeah, like I mean, they have a term,

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do you know what I'm not It was different in

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our day. But do you know what barebacking is.

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Yes, we've talked about it quite a bit.

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Yeah that's right. Yeah, yeah, so I mean that's the

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same thing like just going without a backpack.

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Yeah, that's I.

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Mean that sounds a lot nicer than what we used.

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Different, right, same thing with raw dogging. Yeah, like like

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and I used this the other day when I was

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at my dentist. I was like, yeah, I had to

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tell her. It's like you actually you realize you raw

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dog that injection. Again, I'm really just full of these

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really horrible things I could be saying. When you get

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an injection to number your mouth, you're supposed to get

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like the little topical jelly, so the needle doesn't hurt

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so bad, and when it goes into your gum and

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into your face that they forgot to do that, so

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they just raw dog the injection. So I got to

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use that term in a proper context. But yeah, so

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the term might have a more positive sound to it,

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but the definition is still typically a negative thing, like

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the throning. It's bad to date just to raise your

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social status. But at least a term doesn't sound so

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so much like an attack m.

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But I mean people have done this since the beginning

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of time, like dated people with a higher social stature

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than yourself. Yeah, I mean that's that's I think fairly

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common it is.

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But saying it's like a lot of these things that

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get these brand new terms, they're not new things, they're

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not new scenarios, they're not new examples, they're just given

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new names.

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Well, gen Z thinks they are discovering all this for

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the first fucking time, and so they have to put

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a name for it.

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Yeah, it's like they're running around with a brother pea

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chutch and they got to label everything that they think

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they've discovered. Meanwhile, these things have been around forever.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Have you have you guys had the

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luxury of talking to somebody that's gen Z.

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I have tenants that are gen Z.

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I had employees that were gen Z. I work with

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gen Z. Yeah, every every day.

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That's why that's why Trey's a little more amped up

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about this than we are. I mean, I think it

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just depends on I think it depends on the representative

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of gen Z that you get.

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I think Trey one more miracle away from sainthood. If

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you had, if you if you had to have them

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as employees, and you didn't murder.

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Almost all of them. Everyone at Parliament it's gen Z

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like that.

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So yeah, yeah, I can't.

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I can't do it.

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I can't.

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I can't talk to them. It's just there's just so

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much stupid happening.

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I can't do it. It is interesting, though, because like the

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whole new uh the new viral trend sensation thing that's

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a cultural whatever to not just gen Z, but more

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like Jen Alpha, the whole six seven trend is something

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that I think the three of us would have difficulty

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wrapping our brains around. I've tried for like five minutes,

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and I said, you know, I don't need to know

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anymore about what I already know. It's basically a nothing thing,

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and that's what's made it so popular. I saw a

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video this morning of a bunch of kids at an

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in and out Like I'm talking like that. You just

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saw that, Yeah, it's on Instagram. Instagram showed me a

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real that said, I bet you're gonna be interested in this.

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It was an in and out full of Gen Alpha

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kids waiting for that special order to be announced, and

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when demand in the little paper had it in and

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out says order sixty seven. The whole crowd in the

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restaurant just goes ballistic and they love it. And at

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first I was pretty, you know, cantankerous about it, being

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old crotchy, the old man, old gen X guy, like

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this is just stupid. And I was like, you know what,

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We're in a really rough time or rough period in

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our country. If this is something so stupid and it

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brings them joy, who am I to judge, especially when

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that's the basis of our show here. So I applaud it.

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And then I also recognized that while this video had

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a bunch of kids going crazy and happy just because

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the in and out order said sixty seven, we also

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had the DVD video hitting the corner boxes on the screens,

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so I can't really fault them too much.

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I don't know what the DVD thing is.

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Seriously, yeah, okay, I feel so lost here. So you

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don't remember the DVD video icon when it would go

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to like a screen saver and it would just float

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around the screen kind of like Pong would do. Okay,

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I am so, did you guys ever watch The Office?

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Not?

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Really?

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No?

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Okay, well if you did, you probably I've never felt

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so alone on this show. I can't believe you guys

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don't aren't aware of that.

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You you would just you would just follow the icon

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for the DVD. Yeah, and watch it and see if

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it hit all the corners.

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Did you point your big pencil at it and and

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like follow it around?

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No, no, no, no, you can't. You can't look at

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it too closely because then it knows you're watching it.

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You have to let it happen as organically as possible.

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So you would just watch it and then wait to

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see if the icon perfectly in the corner. If it does,

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it's a it's a special special day.

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Was this? Was this right before night meds? Is this

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right before they gave you the good stuff to go

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to sleep?

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And I guarantee you you two guys are in the

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minority on this. You might you might be in the

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majority inside the treehouse right now, but I guarantee you

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more people know what I'm talking about outside of this

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recording session than you you.

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So, it had a screensaver that had the logo and

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it bounced around. You watched it to see if it

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hit the corner perfectly.

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Yeah, it was before social media. Man. You know, little

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things you find different ways to kill time.

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Did you end up actually watching the DVD that was

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in the DVD player or were we just no?

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There was too much excitement. After it hit the corner,

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you had to go party. You're like, whoa you hit?

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You guys just don't know joy.

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No, I'm pretty sure I do.

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If you've never seen if you've never watched the DVD

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video icon bounce around the screen and hit the corner,

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then then you haven't experienced something that is just pure.

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Joy, like maybe watching the DVD itself and hopefully it

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was a good movie.

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Huh, That's what I would go with. But you you

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were so fascinated by the loads screen.

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You can do both and I did.

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God, the fish must have absolutely made me mogasmic.

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Yeah, and you can have the aquarium. How about how

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about the fake fire? Do you do you lose your

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ship on that? Oh? It looks like a fire, but

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it's not one.

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I love the Roku screen Saver, The Little City, the

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whole the Roku City. Absolutely. I watched that for an hour.

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It's my favorite show. It's interactive though, because you get

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to try to guess, Okay, what are all the movies

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and things that are embedded on the Roku screen saver,

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obviously just operating at a different level than you do.

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Yeah, I mean I think the third grade or a

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fourth grade, but you're reading it at six.

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Now.

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Now, now we know what Tara does when she has

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to run errands.

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She plops me in front of the rope's screensaber and

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I'm good.

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You're threehouse on air dot.

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Com eight three three cook d f W. That's one

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of my favorite phone numbers. That's the one I called

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to pester Daniel and Carrie Cook whenever I feel like it,

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and you can do that as well. They absolutely love it,

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especially if you didn't get the last If you didn't

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get last night's lotto numbers, they'll tell you that too.

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Eight three three cook DFW. They prefer to come out

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and check your roof, check your property to see if

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there's anything in need, and they'll be honest with you

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about it. Eight three three cook d f W. Daniel,

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do you play the lottery?

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Honestly?

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Not really, No, very rarely buy a ticket here and

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there when they get really big pots, but no, we're

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not a very big gambling family in general at all.

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You just love climbing on roofs and helping people.

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That's it.

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I mean, and you wake up every morning you go

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where can I go climb today?

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For free?

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I wonder how good of a rock climber I would be.

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I've never done that.

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You go find out and make sure Carrie's recording it.

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Perhaps live streaming it would even be better in case

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you fall. And I would start with one of those

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I think they call it bouldering. It's where instead of

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starting with a mountain, you just start with a really

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big rock and see if you can climb that. If

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you can climb that, then you can graduate to bigger

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and bigger rocks.

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Yeah.

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I'm pretty confident in that though. I think that would

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be kind of fun. At first, before going outside, I

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was thinking about finding those rock walls or those wall

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climbing things.

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Yeah. I think that's a great idea. I bet you're

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part monkey. Well, now we got confirmation. Get this man

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on your roof where he feels like he's in his

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natural Habitat eight three three cook DFW or the website

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three Cook DFW or the website cookdfw dot com. I'm

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going to try to move on mentally and emotionally from

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the fact that you guys say you do not know

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and have never heard of or experienced the DVD icon

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floating around the screen landing in the corners on to

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some other thing. What is it?

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Tre We know what it is, we just didn't ever

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waste any time watching it.

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You never you know what this is. Maybe this is

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an age gap issue because I think maybe you guys

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had graduated high school before you ever watched any movies

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or anything on DVD. I think I had it like

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junior senior year of high school. They wheel in the

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TV and someone finally had a DVD player in the grand.

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This is like ninety seven, So yeah, DVDs were a

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thing then, just not that common. So that rolled in

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and then it would go to a screen saver while

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it was loading or waiting in the corner for the

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teacher to use it, and the class would be watching it.

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So as the teachers doing a lecture, we're watching this

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TV screen in the corner, and it's the DVD video

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logo bouncing around the corners and it would hit the corners.

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Be like, yess and what do you people doing?

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What else did you do in the special class?

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Yes? And by lecture do you mean like tracing letters

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and shouting out colors?

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All right? First of all, you both hard sideways. That

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was an AP class.

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Oh I'm sure they told you.

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It was advanced placement.

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Yeah.

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Anyways, I can't make you guys understand this. So again,

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maybe you guys had already left before the DVD video

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thing would happen in school, so you never had a

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chance to see it. That's where I first experienced it.

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So then later on anyway, I.

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Had a DVD player in my house. I mean, I

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know what I know. The thing is, I just never

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actually paid that much attention to where I was. I

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found joy and excitement in the icon hitting the corners.

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Usually if if the DVD icon was up, like I

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had hit pause and then yeah, so when I came back,

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you hit play and you're because you watch something, not

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just the screensaver.

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And you're sure was the EP class? Like what do

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you mean like academic probation? Is that what you were on?

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No?

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No, I mean, well, my memory is not the best.

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In my mind, it was advanced blazement. I'm pretty sure

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that's what it said on the report cards and things,

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although that for in that time period, I did have

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a tendency to change some of those report cards.

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Uh.

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Anyways, Uh, let's talk about Trey and his girlfriend. Yeah, Actually,

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what I mean to say is, let's check in on

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Trey's fast. Oh, yes, Trey, did you get the cookies?

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Yes, But.

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It's funny you brought up the girlfriend and then so

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because I did not start the fast, Uh, I was

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asked to wait because she was like, you know what,

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I'm leaving town next weekend. Why don't you do it?

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Then?

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Oh, she's smart. I like her.

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So and I really didn't have much of a you know,

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because she put it nicely. She didn't say I don't

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want to dee to grumpy ass. She just said, you

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know that way, you know, we can still have dinner

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and stuff because she goes, I won't eat if you're

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not going to eat, which.

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Oh that is very nice. I like how she's she's

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wanting to respect your journey and she wants it to

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be your journey.

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Yeah, your journey. Well she's in San Diego.

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Yeah, well two time zones away. Yeah that's smart.

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So I will be starting at the end of this week.

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Okay.

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I still love the idea of that, just just the

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white dude fasting.

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To be healthy.

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People in India are like, so you're not eating on purpose, okay,

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but you have food, Like there's things in your refrigerator

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and there's you have bread, but you're not eating it.

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Okay, all right, So what day are you going to

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start the fast? So so Raj and I's bet can

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take place.

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Mhmm, Thursday or Friday. Okay, I'll let you know.

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Yeah, let us know. So that way, Raj and I

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can carry on our bet on whether or not we

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think you can hold on to your fast. Raj doesn't

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think you can. I know you've got it in you.

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So you're going you won't have any food.

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In you and do it on how mean?

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Yeah? Okay?

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Interesting, Trey's never been a big Halloween guy.

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But there's candy.

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I I actually uh, I mean I we have candy

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at work and everything else. I just I can't eat candy.

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If you're one an example of my addictive behavior, it

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is chocolate candy sweets. If I have one, I will

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have all of them. So I just simply do not partake.

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That's the same reason why I don't keep cereal in

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the house, because one bull turns into a whole box.

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This is so fascinating you guys, did you Are you

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guys sure you didn't go to the same school. You're

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talking like you did.

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No, very very different.

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I watched I watched the Icon. I can't f candy.

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I can't see what the fuck is happening in this room.

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We're on interesting journeys rides lay off. All right, it

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is It is actually Tuesday, so it is time again.

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We haven't done it in a couple of weeks, so

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it's time to catch up on tree House Talkback.

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I've got an idea for a crossover, and I'm apologize.

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I'm catching up on episodes. Hear me out, all.

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Right, he's talking about the TV crossovers we were talking about,

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like the Love Boat crossing over with the A team

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talked about give me a Break, crossing over with mister Belvedere.

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So now he's got one.

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Here, different strokes and awesome powers and have Gary Coleman

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as many me.

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It's still Michael Myers for Mike Myers.

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Yeah, that's what I was about to say. That would

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make it really racist.

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Yeah, he thought that deal with Kanye was awkward.

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What are you calling him? I can't say it out loud.

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I'm not allowed to use that word.

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Even in a small farm.

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Has any okay, since he brought that up and it

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just popped into my head, has anybody checked on Emmanuel

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Lewis like the kid that played Webster. He just kind

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of disappeared like a fart in the wind, like he

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just was hot one minute and at the Grammys with

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Michael Jackson one minute and then gone.

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Yeah, do we know that Mike? Do we know Michael

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Jackson didn't like take him to the grave.

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He's dead? No, I believe he's a lie.

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I googled a while back, and he looks like he

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ate Webster.

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Well, at least you know he's not going hungry.

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He's not on a three day fast. He should be.

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Yeah. I do appreciate, by the way, if you want

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to leave us a message here inside the Treehouse. Do

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that on our website Treehouse on air dot com. Click

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on the microphone lower right hand corner, and you can

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leave a message for us and we just might play

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it during Treehouse talkback like we're doing now. Would you

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find raj.

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Oh he's fat. Yeah, he's a big old he's a

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big old boy.

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Would would he not fit in that dumb waiter anymore?

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No? No, no, no, no.

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Like if they did a reunion show, He's not going

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to fit in there. He needs an elevator, like a

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normal size. Tilt your phone a little bit.

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Oh no, all right, yeah, yeah, he's a he's a

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big phone. It's fifty four just definitely pounds, no.

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Pounds.

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Thank you for the message. Let's listen to the first

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part of this message again because I'm kind of curious

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about it. I'm good enough one more time. Sounds like

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he's like unzipping.

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That's what that's where that's where your mind went down.

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That's what it sounds. But what do you think it

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sounds like static? No, you think he was unzipping to

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tell us about it?

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This new He really likes this topic.

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We can't see him, so I don't know you know

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different people you know before they leave messages may need

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to get comfortable. I don't know. Whatever you do you

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I can't see it. I don't care if you're you know,

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Donald duck in it when you leave us a message.

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Oh okay, I was It just sounded like I had

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a different connotation to what you were lying.

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I'm not implying he was doing anything. I'm just saying

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it sounds like he was unzipping.

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That's it.

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Interesting. Your ears are that highly trained for that sound.

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I know Andrew eyes so skilled to watch the icon bounce. Yeah,

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oh you.

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Know, I got it. Both happened at the same time.

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Then I'll be.

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You're listening to the tree House visit us online a

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Treehouse on Air dot com.

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I mean, Dan, did you ever actually get to the

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porn or did you just get such it stuck at

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the DVD icon.

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Look when it hits the corner. It's really exciting.

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They say thathing porn too.

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It just lined up.

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488
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do more of right now.

489
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Harry Coleman as many fast.

490
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Forward from him there. Okay, damn it, Tree, I can't

491
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believe you don't remember you calling me Cookie.

492
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You said was sounded like somebody on the chuck wagon.

493
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But anyway that this is the second message he left,

494
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so you Treyer apparently the one that gave him the

495
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nickname Cookie, because he just sounded like he was the

496
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cook on a chuck wagon. Do you remember that?

497
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I do remember that because he sounds like the guy

498
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that was the drunk cook on City Slickers.

499
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Yes.

500
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By the way, that's a movie that deserves a rewatch

501
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City Slickers. I have not seen that in so long,

502
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and it has one of my favorite pickup lines in

503
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the history of pickup lines. Do you guys remember it

504
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from the movie?

505
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I do not.

506
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I like your ass? Can I wear it as a hat?

507
00:28:52.599 --> 00:28:54.920
I think it was? Is it? Bruno Kirby so it's

508
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of the three friends that go on the trail. You

509
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got Billy Crystal, Daniel Stern, you know, from Home Alone

510
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and tons of other movies. Uh. And then I believe

511
00:29:04.799 --> 00:29:06.920
it was Bruno Kirby as the third friend who's the

512
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wise ass guy, and he's the one that says like

513
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he's trying to tell him, like, look, you're attracted to her,

514
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Go go tell her? You know, you gotta you have

515
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to have a good Line's like, what's your line? Well?

516
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I like your ass? Can I wear it as a hat?

517
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And then and then Helen Hunt bounces or not Helen

518
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Hunt Helen Slater. I think it is bounces away on

519
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horseback because Daniel Stern was in tour. Okay, sorry, that

520
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line just really stayed.

521
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With stayed with you. Have you ever have you ever

522
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used it?

523
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Not directly, it's more like like if you just ask

524
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someone it's like, hey, do you have a favorite pickup line?

525
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And they give you one. You know, it's like, oh,

526
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are you an angel? Grocery fell from Heaven? Like, oh

527
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that's sweet? What's yours? I like your ass? Can I

528
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wear it as a hat?

529
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They?

530
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I imagine that would work pretty good.

531
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Yeah, my buddy, Uh, Howard had a line he said, uh,

532
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do you want to have sex and get a pizza?

533
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Who knows?

534
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Like?

535
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What do you don't like pizza?

536
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I still like the one that the guy at the

537
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bar that would pop his glass eye out. Mm hmmm

538
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that you told me about my buddy Dave's uncle. Remind

539
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us what he did.

540
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I don't know what he I know he lost it

541
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in a bar fight. He took a pool queue to

542
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the face, and that that's when the glasses were made

543
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with actual glass, like and he took a pool cute

544
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and it shattered the glass and then that glass one

545
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in his eye and yep, so he would just take

546
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his eye out.

547
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And leave it on the bar, but didn't. Didn't he

548
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also use it as a pick up prop.

549
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M he did. I don't remember the exact line. It's

550
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been years. I remember the exact line. But he would

551
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That's what he would test to see how cool the

552
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chick was.

553
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He was trady, do you feel like a dental assistant

554
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to my dentist trying to pull this out of r

555
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because somehow I managed to remember this story better than

556
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he does. Take his glass eye out and then he

557
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would tell put it on the bar and tell tell

558
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a chick, I've got my eye on you.

559
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Yeah.

560
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Yeah, under I thought we understood that one. But no,

561
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I thought you were asking how he lost his eye.

562
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No, no, although now I'm going to be blinking furiously

563
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for the rest of the day. Back to talk, back.

564
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When you were a kid and you were riding a bike,

565
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I had the.

566
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Option of ever riding learning to ride the bike.

567
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Even in a gravel driveway.

568
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M yes, and that's it.

569
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I think you're asleep right about there.

570
00:31:59.759 --> 00:32:01.920
No. Oh, I think if you listen here, if you listen,

571
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you can hear him kind of grown after he after

572
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he trails off.

573
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Right there.

574
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I think what happened was him learning to ride a

575
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bike on that gravel driveway was so traumatic he went

576
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back to it mentally and then he couldn't recover it

577
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and he just just bottomed out right there during the message.

578
00:32:25.720 --> 00:32:30.240
Yeah, that's uh. That seems like there was a lot

579
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of drinking happening prior to that message.

580
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I feel like he wakes up, you know, two hours

581
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from now, and finishes the story.

582
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But thinks it's right in the middle of it and

583
00:32:48.039 --> 00:32:51.559
we're not judging. We've all done it. Yeah, there's a

584
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reason why Trey is nine years sober. You don't. You

585
00:32:57.960 --> 00:33:01.799
don't get nine years of chips in sobriety without having

586
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left at least one or two messages hours long that

587
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you woke up in the middle of thinking it had

588
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only been a second or two.

589
00:33:10.240 --> 00:33:12.319
Yeah, he probably just thinks we're assholes that we edit

590
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out the rest of his message.

591
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I listened to the end. It went all the way

592
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to the two minute match. There was nothing else there,

593
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so I'm not sure what happened on his end. That's

594
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why I said, maybe there was just so much pain

595
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there from him learning to ride a bicycle, so much trauma,

596
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that it just he just couldn't quite finish the story.

597
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And I get it.

598
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I mean when I learned. I've told you guys this

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one because we grew up. I grew up until the

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age of nine living in the country, and we had

601
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a paved driveway that was only like twenty feet, like

602
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twenty by twenty right outside the garage. The rest of

603
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the road was hard limestone gravel, and that was what

604
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I learned to ride a bike on. Because you can't

605
00:33:50.000 --> 00:33:52.160
get up, you can't really ride learn to ride a

606
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bike on a twenty foot slab, You need a little

607
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more runway. So I get it. It's not easy. It

608
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does give you good incentive to not fall down.

609
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Yeah.

610
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I also don't know what his alternative was, because that's

611
00:34:09.239 --> 00:34:10.079
that's bad enough.

612
00:34:10.880 --> 00:34:14.400
I mean, yeah, concrete wasn't a lot better.

613
00:34:15.159 --> 00:34:16.800
Yeah.

614
00:34:16.880 --> 00:34:20.599
I distinctly remember learning how to ride a bike because

615
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I got on it and my dad pushed it and

616
00:34:22.920 --> 00:34:24.039
was like stay up.

617
00:34:28.960 --> 00:34:32.519
I love how so much of our childhoods and being

618
00:34:32.639 --> 00:34:36.440
taught things or learning things was basically as a means

619
00:34:36.480 --> 00:34:39.280
to not die. Yeah, learn how to ride a bike.

620
00:34:39.400 --> 00:34:42.079
He just shoves you. It's like, well, if you don't

621
00:34:42.079 --> 00:34:44.239
want to get hurt, don't fall down. How'd you learn

622
00:34:44.280 --> 00:34:45.960
to swim? He probably threw you in the water.

623
00:34:47.360 --> 00:34:48.960
Yeah, yeah, that's I mean.

624
00:34:49.039 --> 00:34:51.679
And I think his is the reinforcement for on the

625
00:34:51.679 --> 00:34:53.639
bike for staying up was when I fell and I'd

626
00:34:53.679 --> 00:34:55.800
skin my knee, He'd put my violate on it and

627
00:34:55.840 --> 00:34:57.559
it stung like hell, and you're like, Okay, I don't

628
00:34:57.559 --> 00:34:59.000
want to do that again, so I'll stay up.

629
00:35:00.079 --> 00:35:03.559
The bad thing is it's just for someone driving by

630
00:35:03.639 --> 00:35:06.639
in that moment would have been a sight to behold

631
00:35:07.119 --> 00:35:09.960
Trey falling down on a bike trying to get back

632
00:35:10.000 --> 00:35:13.639
on the bike and pedal away from his methyoline carrying

633
00:35:13.719 --> 00:35:16.239
father chasing him down the grove.

634
00:35:19.400 --> 00:35:24.320
No, that really, my dad chasing after me was not

635
00:35:25.119 --> 00:35:25.920
an odd site.

636
00:35:26.119 --> 00:35:31.039
That was fairly fairly common. There is, actually there is.

637
00:35:31.599 --> 00:35:33.280
I don't know if any of them are still alive,

638
00:35:33.360 --> 00:35:35.559
but there used to be some old men and Leonard

639
00:35:35.599 --> 00:35:39.039
that ran the service station that four years, I mean

640
00:35:39.119 --> 00:35:42.280
decades laughed at the story about my dad got mad

641
00:35:42.280 --> 00:35:45.000
at me. I was in high school and he was

642
00:35:45.039 --> 00:35:47.639
trying to whip my ass and so we were literally

643
00:35:47.840 --> 00:35:53.199
comedically running around a blazer, you know, like in circles.

644
00:35:53.480 --> 00:35:55.599
Uh huh oh wow.

645
00:35:56.119 --> 00:35:57.880
It was at that point I was faster than my dad,

646
00:35:57.920 --> 00:36:01.440
so I knew, you know, it was get over here,

647
00:36:01.639 --> 00:36:03.760
it's gonna be worse, and like, I'll take my chances.

648
00:36:05.920 --> 00:36:07.199
Yeah, you got to catch me.

649
00:36:07.840 --> 00:36:08.079
Yeah.

650
00:36:08.119 --> 00:36:11.760
That was, Yes, my greatest when I when I learned

651
00:36:11.800 --> 00:36:13.599
I could run and jump over a fence and get

652
00:36:13.599 --> 00:36:14.320
away from my dad.

653
00:36:14.360 --> 00:36:14.800
That was.

654
00:36:17.119 --> 00:36:19.760
That's also when the high school football coaches really started

655
00:36:19.800 --> 00:36:22.599
taking notice. Hey, trade make a good running back.

656
00:36:24.679 --> 00:36:26.360
This is part of your Forrest Gump story.

657
00:36:26.639 --> 00:36:28.679
Yeah, that's exactly Look at that boy, go.

658
00:36:35.119 --> 00:36:37.840
See we laugh about our childhood drama. Poor Cookies somewhere

659
00:36:37.880 --> 00:36:39.920
in the corner, still bawling his eyes out, I'm learning

660
00:36:40.239 --> 00:36:43.920
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