What a Proper Gentleman Shouldn't Wear

Episode Transcript

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When we talk about all this stuff, it generally gets a lot of reaction,
and we have plenty of reaction.Bobby emails in this is for you,
Matt. We were talking about StormyDaniels and we'll get to the phones
in a second. But uh,Stormy Daniels in her directorial career, and
who did you compare her to ClintEastwood? Because because why well, Clin

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Eastwood started as a as a starof the Spaghetti western and then now he's
directing. Is that is that theStormy started the spaghetti spaghetti westerns? Is
that one? Is that where shecomes from? I think it was the
Ravioli Westerns. I don't know sheshe came from the spaghetti straps, is
what he says. Uh, StormyEastwood, go ahead, make my lay

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okay, ah, funny funny stuffthere, Bobby for the phone line four
O two five five eight eleven.Tin. Larry's on the line, Larry,
welcome to the show today. Whatare you thinking about? Hey?
Thank you. I've got a coupleof questions. I want to know who
was the attorney really working for?Was he working for Stormy or was he

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working for Trump? Where did thenumber one hundred and thirty thousand come from
that one hundred thousand for him inthirty thousand for Stormy. The other question
is did anybody put any of thatincome on their income tax? Thank you,
no, thanks, Larry, appreciateit. Yeah, So I'm guessing

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because yeah, we could look atthe income tax. I'm sure if they
received the money, and by allaccounts they did. If you know,
I always wanted this. So MichaelCohen gave the one hundred and thirty thousand
dollars to Stormy and her people Avanadior whatever and like hand it over and

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then he got reimbursed by Trump.And that's what got him in trouble.
But I was looking and I'm thinkingto myself, when you are given that
kind of money to somebody, isthere a way to break it up so
you don't get taxed on it?Because I know there's like certain gift numbers
like gift. For instance, mywife very very generous gift from her grandfather

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that was to pay off like twentythousand dollars worth of student loan debt that
she still had. I was like, dang, that's awesome, that's really
cool. But he gave it toher in two checks. Of like ten
thousand dollars, because he said ifthe gift goes beyond like fifteen thousand dollars,

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then it can like it gets taxeddifferently. I don't know, there's
like certain loopholes. So I wonder, I wonder, you know, we
should go in and double check onthat. That gosh, that's years ago
now, so now if they gotTrump on it, I'm sure you can
get somebody else on it. Aaronis on our phone line four two,
five, five, eight eleven ten. Hello, Aaron, what's on your
mind? Aaron? Are there?Yep, there you are, go ahead.

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I have a question. Several monthsago, there was a big report
about the White House found drugs inthe White House. Yeah. Do you
think they ever figured out who broughthim in and how they got in there?
I mean, Aaron, I I'llbe honest with you, they didn't.
They said they couldn't trace it,they had no information, but we

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know whose it was. I mean, come on, well, I know,
I'm like, of all stories,why don't they bring that up and
talk about that? Well? Yeah, so they did. Yeah, no
problem, Maaron, appreciate the call. I remember we talked about that when
it happened. Remember that, Rememberwhen they found the bag of cocaine in
the White House and we were like, well, I wonder who this is.

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There's got to be surveillance of this, right they know where they found
it. They're gonna be able tofigure out who was in there at various
points because it wasn't there until itwas there, they couldn't figure it out.
They couldn't figure it out. I'mlike, come on, now,
come on, what are we doingyou we come on, you're telling me

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that the most high security place inNorth America? Probably, Like you can't
you just be able to walk inthere and say hey to the president like
way back in the day. Nowadays, I mean they I mean that thing
is unlocked out all the time.You could just back in the day,
you could just walk in there andjust like walk into his office. Yeah.

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Really, yeah, I'm sure ofit. Like how long ago,
like one hundred and fifty years ago? Probably, Like I think, I
think if James Garfield is in thein president is the president and you really
wanted to talk to him about something, you just walk up to the White
House knock knock, knock, knockknock, and he'd let you in.
Maybe Garfield was a bad example becauseeventually he show out at a train station

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as long as it wasn't Monday.Oh it is the White House closed on
Monday. No, James Garfield wasnotoriously grumpy on Mondays. You walked right
into that one. Emory Songer.He also had a pension for lasagna and
punting his dog Odie, which hetotally had. That's funny. No,

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so, I mean but that likeyou could. My mom talks about when
she was she took her school tripto Washington, DC, which was I
hate to date my mom, butI mean, this is a while back.
This is probably what I think Carterforder. Carter in there somewhere and
yeah, they got to like tourand see a few different rooms and it

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was no big deal. I mean, I think you can still do a
tour now, but it's like wayharder to get a reservation to do that,
and you get like super vetted.I like, you go back in
the day when the White House openedup. I'm sure if you walked in
there. Martin van Buren is justlike hanging out, like smoking a corn
cob pipe and thinking about all thedifferent railroads that he's in the process of

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trying to build around the country,and somebody would walk in there and be
like, yo, mudy, comeon out. We want to show you
this new game we invented. It'scalled baseball. You think it sounds plausible,
did you know, John Quincy Adams, there was like so few people
that were like around that. JohnQuincy Adams would go out of the White

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House down to the Potomac River,which it's a little walk. Back in
the day, you know, you'dwalk the mile. It didn't seem like
that much. John Quincy Adams ona daily basis would get out of the
White House, wake up, andgo down and skinny dip in the Potomac
River. Skinny dip, Oh,John Quincy, John Q. Yeah.

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Could you imagine Biden doing that now? Not on purpose? What if tafted
that? Ooh? Could you imagine? Well, the humanity, I mean,

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that's a lot of human Yeah,that's a lot of humanity. Uh
yeah. Anyway, well that's mypoint though. So you know, like
this is such a secure place nowand you're telling me you have found,
like the report was immediate, youfound a bag of cocaine in the White
House, and you're telling me yourteam of crack agents quite literally, crack

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reporters literally couldn't figure out who's itbelonged to. Who are we kidding here?
You have cameras in every single areaof this building and you can't figure
out who left an eight ball justlike hanging out. I don't know if
it was that much, but justhanging out. Come on, now,
what are we talking about? Youthink you think that's the stuff that they

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give old Joey and it's like topep him up for the City of the
Union. Maybe it work, seemskind of dangerous, Yeah, but what
do they have to lose at thispoint? Well? I don't want to
be sensitive. I don't want tobe insensitive here, but right, it's
like the guy can like he Idon't think he's pounding a red bull,

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and then he's able to go outon stage and you know, perform for
the people. Don't you think ifhe was doing that, he'd be kind
of jittery? Yeah, there wouldbe other context clues. Probably there's got
it's got to be something else.You're right, You're right. I don't
know if somebody knows, Like,do you think he's like taking one of
those B twelve shots that's just whatI was thinking something like that. Does

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that help? But a lot much. You just get like the IV of
B twelve for a few minutes andthen like bam wam, ma'am old gambling
man, Joe Biden back on stageready to roll. Maybe it's like a
version of the Limitless pill, youknow. Maybe it was a coffee enema.
What's that? Just what it sounds? What's an anema? We can

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talk about it later. Oh,okay, three sixteen. If you want
to call in and be a partof the show, you can four oh
two five five eight eleven ten.Four oh two five five eight to eleven
ten. A lot of fun tobe had because it's a Friday, and
I'm not gonna be bogged down byyour depressing stuff world. I'm watching tennis
right now. I've put tennis onthe screen. You see this, Matt,
Yeah, what is that? Isit the clay? Yeah, it's

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clay. It's a French Open atRolling Garoe over there in Paris, Casper
Rude of the of Norway taking onAlexander Zverev of Germany in the semi finals
of the men's singles tournament. Thisis one of the four Grand Slam tournaments
of the season, we're gonna havea new like a Djokovic had to pull

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out because of a knee injury,so we're gonna get like a fresh looking
champion here. Djokovic is like theking of the clay, right. That's
Raphael and the doll. He lostin the first round. Though, I
think his careers wind it down.He's officially kind of reached the end.
I think his body's gonna take him. But he won this tournament like eleven
times or something like that. Wow. Yeah, it's pretty insane. But

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that's where I'm at, ladies andgentlemen. Mentally, I'm here. Mentally,
I'm just hanging out having a goodtime. I want to have a
good time with you, and youcan call us a four h two five
five eight eleven ten on news radioeleven ten KFAB. Emrie Songer on news
radio eleven ten KFAB. Sounds likeit might rain and by the time I
get done work here though, huhgood possibility of it. Severe weather chances

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in this area do ramp up thisevening, and right now there is still
a severe thunderstorm watch for these counties. Antelope, Boone, Knox, Madison,
Pearson, platte until this area isin the yellow zone when I'm looking
at the graph here as to whatpeople are looking at for severe weather this

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evening. So that means that there'sa medium chance for high speed wind,
gusts, hail of up to onepoint five inch in diameter, and heavy
rainfall. And we've already had somuch rain in the month of May and
just such a rainy spring that youknow, be on the lookout there for

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more rain if you've had any issuesin your basement already. I have carpet
that needs ripped out. Yeah,we just need to do it. And
there's like a pad that they putunderneath the carpet and that's just like holding
water like a sponge. Right now, it's just a breeding ground for mold.
Yeah, so we got a webought a dehumidifier that is taking care

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of It's just really the one roomyou have to worry about. But it's
still a point I think at thispoint now that we should probably just rip
that thing out of there, uh, for that for that purpose, and
then if we wanted to put carpetback down there. I don't know why
we would do that, but maybewe we do. I have no idea.
I leave those kind of decisions tomy wife. It's like, what

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do you want, darling, Andshe's like, hey, we should rip
this carpet up. And I waslike okay, and then what do we
put down? And she says hardwhat floor? And I'll be like,
Okay. That's kind of how thatconversation is going to go eventually probably mm
hmm. So anyway, that's uh, that's what I got going on.
Also, I got an email herebecause we were talking about cocaine, and

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not to you know, like promotedor anything, but we were talking about
what does Joe Biden use to gethimself going, you know, because they
found that in the White House,and we know what Hunter you know,
is dabbling in. He says he'sa superhero. He can he can find
he can find that sort of thinganywhere. Well, Patrick email did and

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said it's been reported through many differentsources. The Secret Service gave FDR cocaine
before a speech because he had acold and was stuffed up. I don't
remember which speech, but it wasone of the speeches during the war.
Do you look at that differently though? In the nineteen forties, I mean,
they didn't really know what they weredoing. They just knew, hey,
we have this thing that I mean, it'll perk you right up,

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right, We didn't really know.It wasn't until like the eighties that we
knew a lot of the bad effectsof something like that, didn't They used
to put I mean that's how cocacola got its name, right, Yeah,
cocaine in the I mean, itwas it was a medicinal thing,
right. I mean people used itbecause they felt like, hey, we
have this thing that can help you. I mean, there's plenty of studies

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out there in the past that youknow, suggested that a lot of stuff
that we find incredibly unhealthy now wastotally normal. It was no big deal
at all. I mean, therewas there was one I saw, you
know, you go back and youlook at cigarette ads from from the first
half of the twentieth century. Thereas like, hey, you smoke these,
you're gonna to clean out your entiresystem. It's gonna give your body

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a nice, fine reset. Andyou're just kind of like nowadays to see
it sounds insane, but that wasthe science then, right, Like they're
just like, eh, we thinkthat might be happening. And then when
they found out for real that it'slike, oh, this actually is bad,

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you know, I don't know,Yeah, it's pretty pretty wild stuff.
So yeah, I mean like FDRgave a speech while he had a
bit of cocaine in the war.That's just it's nothing, you know what
I mean, Like it just youknow how many I watched. I watched
a movie once and it's like it'sdepicting that era, like the World War

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II era, and I mean it'slike, nothing about that time is what
we do now. So I don'tknow, I just it feels weird to
like assign the properties of to twentytwenty four on till the people of the
era. There's nothing the same aboutit. We do nothing the same,
right, So I don't know.I don't necessarily want to judge people from

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I mean, if we're judging peopleof the past for doing stuff that the
like might have been acceptable in thepast, that wouldn't be acceptable now.
And it doesn't feel right to mebecause if we were living in that time,
who's to say we wouldn't be doingstuff like that, you know what
I mean, we don't have allthe information in the education that we have
now. Three twenty seven, Igot more of these interesting what men should

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Never Wear list. I want toget into that. And also we're gonna
have a Friday four coming up thatwe want you to be a part of,
so stick around for that too.On news radio eleven ten KFAB.
This area here, Douglas, weare expected to have some thunderstorms roll through,
most likely in the early evening tolate evening hours. And we're in

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the graphic I'm looking at, hasthis in the yellow zone or the the
middle range here for severe weather possible. That means just possibility of high gusting
winds, hail one point five inchin diameter at the most, and heavy
rainfall. That's one thing that isvery possible with this storm system is some

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heavy rainfall already drenching the ground that'salready been pretty well drenched this spring.
All right, Well, we've hada good, good run of a few
days, so I'm not going toget to been out of shape here.
Oh yeah, it's I don't know. I I don't have a basement right

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now to worry about. Okay,So so you're the bad guy to talk
to about this, But I willsay that I'm just like for me,
Yeah, I'm enjoying all the rain. It's kind of nice. It's you
know, I feel like I feellike things are more green, you know,
like it just things are definitely gettingthe water they need to thrive.
Although I do think I did abad job of spreading my grass seed this

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year to the spots that I wantedto address. But when you have two
greyhounds that just are running laps allthe time back there, it's kind of
hard to plan it and give itenough time to really you know, take
hold because the dogs are ripping itup, you know what I mean.
Yeah, anyway, all right,so last week I found this list.

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It's by a guy named John Lefever. He's a broker and now now he's
just a social media stuff. Idon't know, He's not important. But
he made a list of forty thingsmen should never wear. And I talked
about some of these, like,for instance, to re to get your
head back in the right spot.Cargo shorts. He said, never wear
cargo shorts. Who is this guy? Like I I'm instantly triggered, never

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wear cargo shorts. He says,Uh, well, oh are you wearing
cargo shot? Oh he is,I'm wearing cargo shorts today. Had to
stand up because I wanted to showyou my pockets. And you know what
I used this pocket today? Isthat velcrow or is it buttoned? You
got a velcroot hell curl pocket?Yeah, let me see if I can

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get that on Mike. Oh yeahit is. Yeah wow. So what
do you put in there? Well? This morning, what I put in
there? I had I had keysin one pocket, phone in the other,
and I had this little packet oflike crystal light flavored grape powder that
would have caffeinated caffeinated crystal light thatyou wanted to put in like water.

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And I didn't want to put itin my pocket with my keys because I
thought, you know what, whenI'm on the go and I take my
keys out to get to my car, the crystal light packet might fall out
and then I'll lose it. SoI put it in my extra pocket.
And that's what they're for, folks. If you have extra pockets, you
can put extra things in your pockets, and then you got extra things and
then you're extra happy in your day, extra better. Do you do you

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have like butt pockets on that?Oh yeah? Some flaps? Oh yeah,
two of them. Are you afan of those or do you not
like sitting on stuff. I don'tmind, Yeah, I don't. I
don't like putting stuff in my backLike the only thing I'll put in a
back pocket is when I'm golf andI'll put my glove back there. That's
pretty much it anyway. Another onethat I think God has going was the

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guilt of your ancestors sins. Youshould never wear that. That one that
just threw us all for a loop. Facial hair that doesn't look intentional was
another one. And then the lastone that I really got me sneakers with
a suit. Said never never wearsneakers with a suit, and I'm I'm
on board there. Do you everwear a suit with sneakers on it?

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I don't know if I have.I did. I used to work for
For example, I worked for highVe, and you gotta look kind of
nice when when you work for highVe. Had some black slacks and a
nice dress shirt. But I wasdoing a lot of walk and so what
I did is I found a goodmiddle ground. I found some black sneakers
that had good support but still lookedclassy enough, like it didn't look like

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I was wearing a pair of Nikes. There was no logo on the side,
and they even kind of had alittle shine to them. So I
think whoever made these kind of madethem for that occasion so you can find
them that. That's not the samething I'm talking about. You're wearing a
suit, right, You're trying tolook really really good. You're not working,
right, you don't have to worryabout walking places. You're there to
look good. Yeah, when I'mthere to look good, I'm gonna look

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good from head to toe. Ineed those dress shoes. It makes the
look for me, right. Idon't get the whole shorts thing. Okay,
here's a few more. I pulledthe list back up. You're ready
for this. Yeah, fashion watchesJanelle Hermes, Gucci, even Cardier don't
need fashion watches, does Rolex countI don't think so. I think those

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are more utilitarian. You can getreally really nice watches, but they're not
for fashion. They're for like beinguseful. What makes it a fashion watch?
I don't know. You remember thatthing in Rocky where Rocky buys Adrian,
like the snake bracelet thing, thatto me is like a fashion watch,
Like there was a watch on thatthing. It's like that's there just

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to look good. You're not evenusing that to tell a time. I
could get behind that. I'm utilitarian. My wife bought me a really nice
watch, but I don't think it'snot a fashion watch. You bought me
a really nice watch for my forChristmas this past year. Here's one that's
gonna get people triggered. No hoodiesafter the age of forty unless the weather

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requires it. Can you wear ahooded sweatshirt with a zip up, you
know, one the zips? What'sthe difference? So you got so you
got a you're talking you're talking likelike a zipper hoodie? Right? Yeah,
I have one of those two.I like those. Is that okay
by this guy's standard? No,it's a hoodie. It's still a hoodie.

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This guy, I mean, Imean fan Fetterman sees this and laughs,
he's in Congress wearing We're in ahoodie? Right? If he can
do it, I mean, Ithink the rest of us can. This
guy's no fun at parties, hesays. No double breasted suits. The
vast majority of men can't pull itoff. What even is a double breasted

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suit? I don't know. Canyou help me with that? One?
Is that the one with the vestis wouldn't that just be like a three
piece don't they call that a threepiece suit? Double breasted suit? Oh?
Double breasted suit? Is it closesway higher, like like way higher

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like it like it like it likeit crosses over, like the buttons crossover.
You don't button in the middle tolike till I hold it together.
That the design of the suit isit like crosses over and it like buttons
on the more of the side ofyour abdomen than it does in the middle

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of your abdomen. So why can'tpeople wear that? I guess because it's
a I don't know it's I mean, but can we be real? That's
an ugly look. That is agrotesque look. And you can't even walk
around with that thing open. Ithink you probably have to be pretty slim
to pull it off. Yeah,but even then, it's a dumb like
why would you do this? Likeit crosses so far over, you know

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what I mean? Like like thebuttons are so far over to the side,
and there's like buttons all over theplace, Like what would be the
point of this? That's a badlook. I look, I'm I'm with
you. This guy is hitting ona bunch of stuff. I don't agree
with. I'll be wearing hoodie sweatshirtsso the day I die. But it's
like, I'm never gonna be interestedin wearing this. This. This is

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a bad look and there's no versatilitybecause you couldn't wear it open. There's
just too much fast brick there.It's just like it'd be hanging out on
the sides. There's no good wayto wear a double breasted suit unbuttoned,
right, you know what I'm saying. Yeah, he says, any shorts
longer than the knees, Oh boy, where are those boys? Where are

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those bad boys? Let's see him? These are these would be acceptable?
Back up, I can't see.Yeah, Yeah, you're in you're you're
okay. Yeah, right at theknee, you're okay. Look at mine?
Those are those are highly acceptable?Can you see my quads? Basically,
it's a body like yat yap,yacht guy. Look well, I

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like to look like I. Igo out on the boat a lot.
That's that's the kind of shorts youwear. We got more where that came
from. We're having fun. Ifthere's anything that gets you angry about what
we're talking about, I'd love tohear what made you angry, you can
call in it four O two fivefive eight eleven Thin four two five five
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gonna be a good one. Stickaround. We're having fun on your Friday

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and keeping updated on the weather aswell. On news radio eleven ten,
Kfab like the chair Umpire basically saidstraight up that like, apparently you can
just run over and take a lookat where the ball landed and there's like
a spot where you can see wherethe ball landed, even though they have
like a computer challenge system. ButAlexander Zverev was just like, no,

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that was out, and then hepointed to the spot and then she ran
over. The chair Empire ran overand like try to figure out which spot
was the right one, Which ismy point is like how many spots can
possibly be on this court? Howis she supposed to know the right one
is where it was? And shelooked down and she said, no,
that looks in. So he officiallychallenged it and it was in. I
don't know, Matt, I don'tlike it. That shit, how many

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ball spots are out there? Fromthat ball bouncing on the clay dirt that
they're playing on. So this iswhere old technology and new technology. Maybe,
so you're saying you're not a fanof the I'm sure that's how they've
done it for Emo. Yeah,but they have the computer that can figure
out exactly where the ball was nowthey have that egle eyed system. It
doesn't make any sense, doesn't makeany sense to go out of your way

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to just like, oh, hey, this is the one it was out.
Look and then the person like theumpire runs over, It's like,
oh, yeah, it was out. It's like, how are you supposed
to know that was the right one? There's like fifty the ball is bouncing
a ton of times. How areyou supposed to know the exact spot that
the shot in question and where itbounced? I mean, what are we

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doing here? Did they smooth theclay between sets? I don't think.
I mean they have to chalk it, so I don't. I don't think
so, I mean how I don't. I guess I don't know how that
works. The lines look really pristinefor you know a bunch of guys like
these guys are running around, slidingaround, and clay is essentially just you

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know a variation of like loose dirt. You know, I don't know it's
weird. I don't like it.Stick stick to the stick to the video
bub How about more of this listfrom John Lefever of the things that a
man should never wear? Okay,got a few more of these? Skinny
or ripped jeans. I don't know. I feel like there's certain moods or

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certain vibes that you're trying to achieve, you know, like rock star status
or I find I find skinny pantsto just be generally attractive. I like
it when my wife wears skinny pants. I like how it feels to wear
skinny pants. My wife tells meI can't wear two skinny pants, though,

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because they're like skin type pants.I look like a stick man because
my legs aren't big enough. ButI like the idea, Like the idea
is there? The ripped jeans thingI think has gone by the way side.
Ripped jeans used to be pretty fashionable, and I feel like I would
have supported that. I don't thinkthat's the case anymore. What do you
think. Let's say you I've neverworn ripped jeans on purpose, I've had

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them before, and did you wearthem while they were ripped. Yeah,
because you know, I needed themout of necessity. You need a jeans,
and yeah, buy new jeans.Maybe I wore them once or twice,
you know, I don't know.Yeah, I don't think that's Is
that really a look for the fellas. I feel like that's more common woman.
Yeah, for the ladies, especiallywhenever, you know, more in

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the teenage years. Anyways. Yeah, yeah, it's just not a professional
look, right are you going tobe? You know, a forty five
year old dude and you got acouple of holes in your jeans. It
just makes like I got a holein the butt area of an old pair
of jeans. I like how thosejeans feel like they're comfy. But my
wife would never let me wear thatout of the house. Hey, you

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just sew it up, you know. But a little bat probably makes a
big difference that it's in the buttarea and not like the knee area,
like it was in a knee area. Maybe she'd let me get away with
it. The fact that you cansee the color of my boxers underneath,
there's probably not a good sign.Well that's why you Yeah, you gotta
find a patch. You gotta findthe right patch. What if I decided
not to wear underwear that day.You think any do you think anybody notices?

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Yeah, it would. How aboutvineyard vines. Don't wear vineyard vines?
What is that vineyard vines? Likeliteral vineyard vines. Apparently those are
like sears sucker. It's like a. It's like it's like it's the it's

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the whale, the whale clothing line, the one with like the whale.
You know what I'm saying. Idon't know. It's a. It's a.
It's like it's a it's like anew age American Eagle is what it
looks like. It's like, uh, it's like a twenty twenty something take
on American Eagle. So he's justall out on that, on that brand.

(30:00):
Yeah. He also says, don'twear the country club logo golf shirts
when you're not a member of thatcountry club. I don't care that you
played Pebble Beach once. It's aconversation starter for losers. Well, what
if I just wanted people to likeknow i'd win there once? What if
I like the shirt? This guydoesn't have any respect for you. I

(30:22):
guess it is kind of weird,though. What if you lived in the
town. What if you live likelike you lived in a town with the
country club and you have a shirtthat talks about the country club, but
you're not a member of the countryclub. Is that weird? Is that
disingenuous you think? I think that'skind of weird. I think it's weird
too. Last one for now,short sleeve button down shirts, like he's

(30:45):
saying all the way down, like, does that count Hawaiian shirts? I
wore one of those yesterday. Yeah, so did I If you count Hawaiian
shirts, I don't know. Ihave a questions about that one, because
I feel like a Hawaiian shirt isa different thing than a dress shirt that
you button all the way down.Like what you were wearing was like a

(31:07):
like a bowling shirt, like youcould just put your name in cursive in
the back and it's like, oh, that's the shirt that he's a professional
bowler. That's my least favorite shirt. By the way, well now we
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