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A new film getting great reviews drops on Friday, but JJ has already seen it!
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You're listening to the down beats.I'm ninety seven to one the break,
all right, it's a down beat. One segment left, Ben Skin,
Christina, Steve Mustering and can getyou from ten to two and then to
speak easy. This afternoon, it'sninety seven Won the freak Man. It's
fun, live local laughs and DallasFort Worth. We appreciate you listen.
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We're gonna get to some talkbacks,and I think Kevo has got birthdays,
all sorts of fun stuff still forthis segment. But first off, we
got a hot movie coming out,and as usual, our sweet JJ Jackson
has seen it already. It's JJon Air. Is all of her YouTube
and stuff. We'd love you tofollow any of that. She is one
of the best movie reviewers in town. And since you're not gonna damn be
here, she's going to Boston ona mystery trip that you will not reveal
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much more information about. I wantto ask you today this morning Civil War.
This is a twenty four. Thisis Kirsten Dunst. This comes out
Friday Friday, Okay, say night. If you're that type of person,
Yeah, yeah, and you've seenit already and intriguing for multiple reasons.
The one sentenced synopsis is a teamof journalists who travel across the United States
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during a rapidly escalating Second American CivilWar, which has engulfed the entire nation.
Yes, so this dystopian type film, which very much so usually when
you hear the word dystoping, you'rethinking future alien type monster. It felt
very much like today, a coupleof years from now. Yeah. Uh
yeah, it's this was one ofthe films that it didn't really pick my
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interest when I heard about it sawI was like, oh, okay,
cool, But it had so muchbuzz at South By Southwest last last month
that I was like, Okay,I gotta let me dive into this,
Let's see what this is really about. It. Yeah, that's basically.
I mean, you're you've got aUnited States that's divided Texas and California twin
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alliances called the Western Front to andtheir mission is to, you know,
just bring down the White House.And these journalists who are war journalists there,
they're capturing these moments. They're inthe middle of it. So they're
trying to get to the President beforethe Western Front gets there, because you
know, with them, once therest of Front gets there it's over,
so there is just following these journalistsand you're really seeing And I posted this
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on my on my Twitter, onmy ex it stayed on the area you're
really getting an understanding and awakening ofwhat a war journalist does, like they're
really it's into like it's it's veryhonest, and I love that in this
story with Kirsten Duntz. But Imean, it's a great film. I
saw on an Imax, so itwas really Usually with Imax it's more a
lot of people think more visually thananything. But I think with the Imax
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element to it, it was moreof the sound the sound effects to it,
because it felt like I was likeright in the middle of with all
the guns and the and the bombsgoing off. I was like, oh,
like I jumped a few times,like oh my goodness, Like this
is like scary. But I lovethe film. I thought the last thirty
minute of it was like worthwhile,Like that's it was like the icing on
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the cake of everything. Because Imean for some people maybe they think it's
a little slow, just because it'sa journey, so you're following them,
you know, as I mean,it's intense. The whole time, because
you know, they're in a warzone. But man, the last thirty
to forty minutes was like, whogreat, I mean it was, yeah,
it was. It was heavy.It's ninety four percent on Rotten Rotten
Tom. Yeah, it's one.It's an hour and forty minutes. Yeah,
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I love that part of it.Yeah it might yeah, it might
have been. Is it hour forI saw someone talk about that they're like
to do a movie that deep andand not get it done in two hours,
but I have one might yeah.Yeah, but I felt the same
way. I thought, like gimmicky. And then I saw the trailer before
Bottle Rocket with Ben and Skin afew months ago and went, Okay,
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it's Nick Offerman and it's President thePresident. Yeah, you know, and
I have to say, man,I always love President. It's just President.
I don't think they They might havegiven a name, but it was
like the United States is casting credit. Yeah, I don't have to say.
Man. Jesse Plemans he was inthat movie for maybe ten minutes,
and that completely changed the tone ofthe film. He is unnamed soldier.
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The film was already like heavy,like intense your seat, but when he
came in and who he was playingand what he was representing. It was
like trailor real. That's the biggestpart of the trailer. Is only a
small part of the film. He'sonly in the movie for maybe two minutes,
and he was just like completely changedkind of American. Yeah, he
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completely changed the tone he was actingright there. Yeah, down playing.
So no spoilers, but Texas spoilerfree girl, Texas, California, the
Western Alliance. California is the goodguys. No, well about the Florida
Lions. It's just the Florida swoopingand save everything. Yeah, they just
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mentioned the Florida Alliance. It's notYeah, they kind of mention it.
Yeah, the whole seque will beabout them, probably, And I really
I cannot wait to see it again, honestly, because it like who's the
good guy, who's the bat?Like what's the reasoning behind, Like what's
why they're you know, going upagainst the Maybe they intentionally kept that nebular
to not create a template for thefuture, Maybe because like in order for
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that to happen, you're thinking toyourself, what happened, Like why is
it that these two states are reigningagainst the president of the US. And
so it's almost like who's good,who's bad. That's the thing is,
no two states could be more diametricallyopposed than California and Texas. Did they
cover that? Why those two teamedup? They did, like a little
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like the beginning. Yeah, soyou're kind of yeah to keep that movie
short? Two hours? Yeah,I can't wait to see this. I
want to see it. I maytry to go sneak in this weekend Thursday
night. Yeah, wait, youhave to pay cinema support. Okay,
fine, sneaking security yard there hemoved. Well, I get you know,
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privileges. Well, that's the idea. And I guess any civil war
or most any wars that everybody issure they're on the right side. You
look at the camera and say,wait, are we the baddies? Do
you see that? No? Likea German soldier, I don't think it's
a comedy. He just looks athis friend. Are we the baddies?
Stuck in my head, we're thebad ones? Yeah. You're seeing all
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walks of life of people and peoplewho own businesses that you know they're just
sitting out with the gun, Likewhat do you like? Everyone is suspicious,
like everyone you know, you can'ttrust anyone because you don't you don't
know. So you see people,I mean they just stopped to get some
gas and they're like, what doy'all wh what are y'all doing? We
just we need gas to get throughgeta yeah, and it's just everybody's on
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edge time. I don't want thatblood. I don't want how many dumplings?
About a four? Okay, abouta four? Three and a half
four? I think that last thelast thirty minutes was just like whoa all
right it was I was and man, it was yeah, that's sound.
This is a sound effect. Really, man, it was just loud and
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heavy and it was civil. Idon't know what it's like to be in
the middle of a fighting of abattle of guns, but man, it
really felt like how loud it wasthat I was like, cranking, bab
I'm an air force, man,I'll listen and see if it sound what
it sounds like when everything goes down. You saw action. You're all very
welcome by the way. Civil warcomes out this Friday? Did did you
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You're listening to the down beats.I'm ninety seven to one the break,
all right, it's a down beat. One segment left, Ben Skin,
Christina, Steve Mustering and can getyou from ten to two and then to
speak easy. This afternoon, it'sninety seven Won the freak Man. It's
fun, live local laughs and DallasFort Worth. We appreciate you listen.
(00:24):
We're gonna get to some talkbacks,and I think Kevo has got birthdays,
all sorts of fun stuff still forthis segment. But first off, we
got a hot movie coming out,and as usual, our sweet JJ Jackson
has seen it already. It's JJon Air. Is all of her YouTube
and stuff. We'd love you tofollow any of that. She is one
of the best movie reviewers in town. And since you're not gonna damn be
here, she's going to Boston ona mystery trip that you will not reveal
(00:47):
much more information about. I wantto ask you today this morning Civil War.
This is a twenty four. Thisis Kirsten Dunst. This comes out
Friday Friday, Okay, say night. If you're that type of person,
Yeah, yeah, and you've seenit already and intriguing for multiple reasons.
The one sentenced synopsis is a teamof journalists who travel across the United States
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during a rapidly escalating Second American CivilWar, which has engulfed the entire nation.
Yes, so this dystopian type film, which very much so usually when
you hear the word dystoping, you'rethinking future alien type monster. It felt
very much like today, a coupleof years from now. Yeah. Uh
yeah, it's this was one ofthe films that it didn't really pick my
(01:34):
interest when I heard about it sawI was like, oh, okay,
cool, But it had so muchbuzz at South By Southwest last last month
that I was like, Okay,I gotta let me dive into this,
Let's see what this is really about. It. Yeah, that's basically.
I mean, you're you've got aUnited States that's divided Texas and California twin
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alliances called the Western Front to andtheir mission is to, you know,
just bring down the White House.And these journalists who are war journalists there,
they're capturing these moments. They're inthe middle of it. So they're
trying to get to the President beforethe Western Front gets there, because you
know, with them, once therest of Front gets there it's over,
so there is just following these journalistsand you're really seeing And I posted this
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on my on my Twitter, onmy ex it stayed on the area you're
really getting an understanding and awakening ofwhat a war journalist does, like they're
really it's into like it's it's veryhonest, and I love that in this
story with Kirsten Duntz. But Imean, it's a great film. I
saw on an Imax, so itwas really Usually with Imax it's more a
lot of people think more visually thananything. But I think with the Imax
(02:44):
element to it, it was moreof the sound the sound effects to it,
because it felt like I was likeright in the middle of with all
the guns and the and the bombsgoing off. I was like, oh,
like I jumped a few times,like oh my goodness, Like this
is like scary. But I lovethe film. I thought the last thirty
minute of it was like worthwhile,Like that's it was like the icing on
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the cake of everything. Because Imean for some people maybe they think it's
a little slow, just because it'sa journey, so you're following them,
you know, as I mean,it's intense. The whole time, because
you know, they're in a warzone. But man, the last thirty
to forty minutes was like, whogreat, I mean it was, yeah,
it was. It was heavy.It's ninety four percent on Rotten Rotten
Tom. Yeah, it's one.It's an hour and forty minutes. Yeah,
(03:30):
I love that part of it.Yeah it might yeah, it might
have been. Is it hour forI saw someone talk about that they're like
to do a movie that deep andand not get it done in two hours,
but I have one might yeah.Yeah, but I felt the same
way. I thought, like gimmicky. And then I saw the trailer before
Bottle Rocket with Ben and Skin afew months ago and went, Okay,
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it's Nick Offerman and it's President thePresident. Yeah, you know, and
I have to say, man,I always love President. It's just President.
I don't think they They might havegiven a name, but it was
like the United States is casting credit. Yeah, I don't have to say.
Man. Jesse Plemans he was inthat movie for maybe ten minutes,
and that completely changed the tone ofthe film. He is unnamed soldier.
(04:15):
The film was already like heavy,like intense your seat, but when he
came in and who he was playingand what he was representing. It was
like trailor real. That's the biggestpart of the trailer. Is only a
small part of the film. He'sonly in the movie for maybe two minutes,
and he was just like completely changedkind of American. Yeah, he
(04:36):
completely changed the tone he was actingright there. Yeah, down playing.
So no spoilers, but Texas spoilerfree girl, Texas, California, the
Western Alliance. California is the goodguys. No, well about the Florida
Lions. It's just the Florida swoopingand save everything. Yeah, they just
(04:57):
mentioned the Florida Alliance. It's notYeah, they kind of mention it.
Yeah, the whole seque will beabout them, probably, And I really
I cannot wait to see it again, honestly, because it like who's the
good guy, who's the bat?Like what's the reasoning behind, Like what's
why they're you know, going upagainst the Maybe they intentionally kept that nebular
to not create a template for thefuture, Maybe because like in order for
(05:23):
that to happen, you're thinking toyourself, what happened, Like why is
it that these two states are reigningagainst the president of the US. And
so it's almost like who's good,who's bad. That's the thing is,
no two states could be more diametricallyopposed than California and Texas. Did they
cover that? Why those two teamedup? They did, like a little
(05:46):
like the beginning. Yeah, soyou're kind of yeah to keep that movie
short? Two hours? Yeah,I can't wait to see this. I
want to see it. I maytry to go sneak in this weekend Thursday
night. Yeah, wait, youhave to pay cinema support. Okay,
fine, sneaking security yard there hemoved. Well, I get you know,
(06:11):
privileges. Well, that's the idea. And I guess any civil war
or most any wars that everybody issure they're on the right side. You
look at the camera and say,wait, are we the baddies? Do
you see that? No? Likea German soldier, I don't think it's
a comedy. He just looks athis friend. Are we the baddies?
Stuck in my head, we're thebad ones? Yeah. You're seeing all
(06:31):
walks of life of people and peoplewho own businesses that you know they're just
sitting out with the gun, Likewhat do you like? Everyone is suspicious,
like everyone you know, you can'ttrust anyone because you don't you don't
know. So you see people,I mean they just stopped to get some
gas and they're like, what doy'all wh what are y'all doing? We
just we need gas to get throughgeta yeah, and it's just everybody's on
(06:54):
edge time. I don't want thatblood. I don't want how many dumplings?
About a four? Okay, abouta four? Three and a half
four? I think that last thelast thirty minutes was just like whoa all
right it was I was and man, it was yeah, that's sound.
This is a sound effect. Really, man, it was just loud and
(07:15):
heavy and it was civil. Idon't know what it's like to be in
the middle of a fighting of abattle of guns, but man, it
really felt like how loud it wasthat I was like, cranking, bab
I'm an air force, man,I'll listen and see if it sound what
it sounds like when everything goes down. You saw action. You're all very
welcome by the way. Civil warcomes out this Friday? Did did you
(07:39):
mind cranking me up here? Nineteenninety six is the year boys, Oh
next, I'm feeling r in yearnineteen ninety six six is it. Uh.
Montel Jordan's This is How We DoIt. It's a radiohead next instrument
(08:09):
please, yes, let's have alittle piano and scent there, heart toy
there yeah. Wow. Three okay, three is a good that's our record.
That's the three. We're gonna getit in the one one day.
I should have had it on drumsfor damn. Uh, I can't touch
this. Yeah, yeah, becauseI went with the sample, which was
(08:33):
James not fair. It's tough,It's tough, Birthday's fair which Speedbird has
got a lot talkbacks for you.Kristen Stewart's thirty three kind of love her?
Yeah, yeah, you know she'sa massive golfer too. Really yeah,
I did not know that she wason last week SmartLess. Ah.
Yeah, she's cool. I don'twant to hang out and be friends with
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that. Hair Mounts always at it. She's always like, yeah, she's
not interested in us in that way. Nope, No, not anymore.
Jesse McCartney's thirty seven that's pop starfrom my generation. Was he in a
boy band or not? I don'tknow. I don't think so. I
think it's more look it up Gardwayof My Chemical Romance thirty seven they had
(09:16):
three years of being the biggest bandin the world. I wouldn't know them
if I heard him. Okay,yeah, I believe that Layton Measter thirty
eight, Layton Measters. She's ahot yeah, like it was like on
the O C or something weird.No, she was a gossip girl.
Okay, something weird. That's JayBarrishell forty two. Oh yeah, he's
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the dude in a lot of moviesand all the knocked up in This Is
the End. A friend of SethRogan's Canadian guy, Albert Hammond Junior forty
four, his daddy's Albert Hammond Sr. Very very credit card underreported fast.
Yeah, the Strokes made their way. I like the Strokes. I'm not
(10:01):
crapping on them. Made their wayin those a bunch of guys. You
know we're sloppy. No, AlbertHammond Senior gives Albert hamm and Junior credit
card, says go buy all theequipment you and your band need. Meanwhile,
the lead singers, Dad, I'mnot saying they're a NEPO band,
but they are. They are.But they're great and they did their own
with it, and they don't deserveto be slandered. For that. Why
(10:24):
are you slandering? We're saying fifty. Who is the heart David Biden birthday?
It's fifty the heartbreaker herself. Yes, Jenna Jamison, Wow, wow,
the times we've had. She's inhorrible shape right now. Yeah.
I know, well, Danny likeI don't even think she can walk anymore.
(10:45):
Yeah, I believe it after someof the bits I've seen. Fiftieth
for Jenna Jennison. We live ina world Jenna Jamison is fifty. He's
fifty. It is quite seventy whenshe married to like Tito or te Yeah,
yeah, actually yes, after itwould have been ninety eight. Talkbacks
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brought to you by Advanced Hair Restoration. Kevin, Hey, down beat,
it's Larry the dog trainer. Hey, I just want to let you all
know I took all my dogs tothe dog park yesterday for the eclipse.
There's probably about two hundred people there, probably at least one hundred dogs.
As soon as totality hit, allthe dogs went straight to their owners and
stood right by them, all ofmine and everybody else's dogs. It was
(11:28):
amazing. They were very quiet andstill, and as soon as totality broke,
they all went back to doing whateverthey were doing. It was amazing.
I love you guys. The dogsjust to square up interesting, I
thought that was something to witness man. Yeah, that's a badass. Let's
do their thing. Yeah, andthen well it's dark. I need to
be by daddy. The hell ofdaddys got weird. Get back on guard.
(11:54):
Let's go play again, let's gosniff some more butts. Cool.
So I actually went to a ChILduring the eclipse today. They closed and
let their employees come outside and takea look for you know, the twenty
minutes it's for the whole thing tohappen. It's pretty cool. They even
came out with trays of food afterwardsand gave everybody in the parking lot nuggets
and sandwiches for the inconvenience. Sothat's pretty cool. Anyway. I love
(12:18):
you guys, love you and goodinfo and interesting and you know, good
management. Yeah, shut down,everyone will enjoy this. And here's some
nuggies for the people who didn't getto come in. Good play. And
if any other businesses did that,let us know. That's cool. Hello.
You can't see me because it's radio, and I can't see you because
I'm totally blind. You see.I bought my eclipse glasses off of Taboo,
(12:43):
and now not only am I blind, but I suffer from a condition
called non twenty four. Because ofthis, I accidentally woke up in time
to hit the six o'clock hour.Pretty good stuff. Boys, I don't
even know what the accident is.Yeah, you don't remember him. Boy,
we used to run those ads adnauseum back in the day. I
(13:05):
did lay down for a nap andI was paranoid that I was gonna nap
through it. And you got suchan ass. It's not like sports where
I can then like watch the highlightsor go back. You just can you
imagine? Can you imagine if youoverslept and missed totality and had to come
in here and do four hours withme and Kevin just talking about something.
I cried. It was emotional,it was would you been? Do you
(13:28):
think you would have gotten defensive?I bet it would't. Y. Yeah,
probably. It sounds like it suckedto me, stupid clops. So
if you want the freakish side ofme and then turn on the dawn being
(13:52):
oh please, little Max roll andsweet k T don't for again, JJ
and dany B. The all weekday from six to ten that come to
marm We're gonna live in again.The talkback song bad? Is that an
(14:13):
original? But I like that.We had about one talkback song of the
day, not bad at all.Though his voice is kind of cool too.
That could make that man a stare. You guys leave Ricky Martin alone
as a fifty two year old man. If it's that visible and it's full
attention, good for him, Goodfor him, because mine doesn't work that
(14:35):
way all the time. Good forRicky, not good for Ricky. Yeah,
I agree, that's about Ricky Martin'sboner, yeah, which we discussed
at eight thirty. I was justthinking recently, I don't have morning Wood
quite as often. Oh no,mine, I come and he used to
be all day every morning you wake, you know, bopping into the walls.
It's probably morning Wood is probably tootired from evening wink Breakfast boners that
(15:05):
didn't take off, didn't breakfast No, at least forgot he too much content.
I love breakfast all right, tomorrowmorning, don't miss six o'clock breakfast
Boners turns brought to you by PopTarts. Hey, So I grew up
in like the Manfield Arlington area,and there's a neighborhood called Fanned Farms that
I lived in for a long time, and there are just peacocks everywhere,
and really they're they're really cool looking. It's awesome to have them just walking
(15:28):
around. But I mean, otherthan them just being really horny all the
time and like you know, makingtheir mating calls to the others, it's
it's really delightful to have them around. I mean, if you get past
the horniness and the and the banging, I mean, it's it's great.
They're beautiful creatures. Love, y'all. Peacocks are beautiful creatures. They fly
to every dude. Yeah, pastthe horniness and the banging this, we're
(15:50):
just beautiful creatures. Guys. Iwas a four minute wear wolf yesterday.
Oh and I've already been fired frommy job and my wife has asked for
a divorce. So, uh,you know this whole theory of oh,
you'd still have to love someone youwere wrong, you were wrong. We
(16:11):
were concerned about the four minute wherewe were wrong. You were wrong again.
Yeah, sorry, we don't claimthat we're often wronged, right,
boys, y'all are forgetting there's acertain amount of poor where you can't hide
the fact that you won the lottery, like my buddies would instantly know.
(16:32):
First I had the contractors out puttingdouble pain winds in Then they'd get in
my pickup truck, look over andsee the full tank of gas and notice
then that I updated the registration fromnineteen ninety seven. Finally, it just
it wouldn't be easy to hide,That's all I'm saying. I think he's
(16:52):
so on point. If somebody justsuddenly covers all their basics organic lemons.
Would you do when the lottery limbchanging the way you act? Dress new
pair of shoes. Huh yeah,say down beat, I need some help.
I'll contact the Soroy industries are notgetting back to me. My female
(17:14):
well body companion turned into a werewolsyesterday during the eclipse and did not turn
back. I need some help trackingdown. Uh, you can activate the
GPS and manually shut her downs wherenobody else k kindred. Thank you,
Thank you guys, You're doing great. Weird industry is slam busy working on
in pre production for seven Kevins,or upcoming feature film. No look,
(17:40):
once you buy something, it's writtenright there in the fine print. Yeah,
diamond teeth right there on fine print. After you purchase something, do
not contact Roy Industries never ever.Simple. Yesterday you had to talk back
about the Samurai Indicator, and Iknow that guy that did left that talkback
(18:00):
so that he was a pretty heavyset guy. We may have to cross
over weight classes because our Katana guyout here in Henderson County is a slim
dude. But I'm thinking we've gotto get the Corona Light Samurai Knight going
because so if we can make thathappen, thanks guys, Okay, if
we can make that happens for CoronaNight's yeah, Samurai Knight. As a
(18:26):
decently biologically and medically educated person,I laughed at first, but then I
thought, we're just organisms on arock. We based our calendar on rocks
floating and nothing miss. So whydoes our ability to be birthed happen once
a month? It's pretty weird.You might be on something, Kevo,
(18:47):
Thank you boy. A lot ofindication from my moon period theory. One
text little known fact women's menstruation cyclesonly occur due to the avitational pool of
the moon. Spitting knowledge, Kevinspitting knowledge. Oh boys, y'allre on
(19:08):
one today got me slapping their kneesand laughing hard man. Okay, there
we go. Hey, if y'allwant begins, I think there'd be signs
like, hey, was that Simonthat just went by me in a limousine?
Or KT's music venue that got builtright next to Skin's house, Blair's
music twenty four hours a day,or like Malcolm's new car wash. Oh
(19:33):
only book bends that Skin is tucktrash about too. Oh, I absolutely
do that Volume has purchased a carwash for some reason. Back tomorrow six
am, we got comedian Dusty Sleigh. At eight ten we have our big
We got a Master's bet nine o'clock. This Master's Previews preview one Name Masks
play at six Premium at five thirtythis afternoon, The Ben and Skin Show
and the Speakeasy r Next for JJ, for Mike, for Danny, I'm
(19:56):
Kevin, and remember it's not allabout you.
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