Unrecognizable Infield. The Third Turn. Doug Stone Story. Lousy Air & Tubby Americans.

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Eh, Well, up is hopday? See what Johnny's your? Michael?
I am up there? You go? All right? News Rady eight
forty w h A S. DwightWitten, Dave, Jenny's and John Shannon
on news. Tony Vanendi's out onvacation, well deserved vacation. I think
he's getting that thing on his buttfixed too. Yeah. Oh, there's

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a specialized place down in Miami hecan get. Yeah, so he had,
he had to go all the waydown there. But we won't.
We won't put it as welcome.Hey, welcome to Wednesday. Lot's going
on. Man, We got yourchance to win tickets to go see Uriah
Heap and more importantly Sachson. Yes, we'll figure out a way. It's
gonna be this Sunday at Mercury Ballroom. It's got hell of a show man.

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So we have tickets. Dave,we'll find out a way that we
can give those away. Yeah,you might be screaming motorcycle Man again or
something like that. I think wecan lose that audio. No, it's
never going to be lost. Uh. Plus Bob Pennington, he's one of
the twelve Strong. If you've seenthat movie, he's one of the horse
soldiers, all men were dropped.Wow, such a story. They would

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drop behind enemy lines in Afghanistan.War planners said, this mission we could
take two to three years. Thesetwelve men, they got it done in
three weeks without a casualty, withouta casualty exactly Dave. And then they
started a bourbon, which is Daveand I love this bourbon. Have you
had it? Yeah? Yeah,I've had a bottle of it. It's

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great, absolutely incredible. If thebarrel proof is my favorite, that's yes,
yeah, no, mine too,But it's when double gold, all
three different bourbons. We're to talkabout that as well. But let's talk
about first. Let's talk about Churchilldowns Merby Eve. Is this Monday we're
having Murby or Sunday we're having MurrayJam. But it's looking it's looking like

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they're pricing locals, wow, outof the derby. And if you ask
me, they have been for years, because when I started going to the
infield, I think it was fifteendollars. Yeah, that's when I When
I came back here in twenty sixteen, I was told, God, the
infield is cheaper, the bigger,the better parties there, and you can
still see the race. So andthen by the way, Oaks used to

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be Louisville's day at the races,and I think Derby still kind of is.
Pretty soon, I think Werby isgoing to be Louisvill's day at the
races from what I understand, Dave, because is it back to Turby already?
No, it is Turby. Uhthat's that would be the correct pronunciation.
But they call it five oh Tuesday. So Tuesday, So Turby is

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now Louisvill's day at the races.Right, pretty soon it's gonna be Murby.
It'll be Murby. Wait is thereracist on Merby on that Monday?
I think there is. I thinkthere is, uh, because the Spring
meets fixing to start, so thisnext week. Yeah, so okay,
I think maybe in regular meets they'reclosed on Mondays, but we'll figure that
out anyway. Uh. Every yearwe do Derby coverage out of Churchill Downs,

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and I always like, I'm thejeans and T shirt guy. I
know who really? Yeah, ofcourse, but you know what, I'm
self aware that i'm you know,the I know that the party people are
my people. So I always requestedInfield, I got to tell you the
last three years, finding a drunkperson vomiting or someone loud and obnoxious was

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like finding a needle in the haystack. I even went to the third urn.
The third turn used to be legendaryfor the wildest, craziest parties and
the at least must see right thepast few years, I go on the
infield and even in the third turn, the third turn, there's no action
going on, and everybody's in suitsand dresses. That used to be the

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booby turn. Absolutely, it'd beanything you want to see turn. But
you remember the dug Stone song aboutsomebody changing up his bar? What'd you
do to this? Swinging doors?Who hung the ferns? And all that?
That's how I feel about the infieldnow because I go out there and
it's not even reminiscent of what itused to be. Well, the elites,

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oh absolutely, so what's what's thatduck Stone song? Jukebox in a
country song? Okay, well'd youdo? Yeah? So anyway, just
to get in the infield, andthis is not all inclusive. It's one
hundred and thirty bucks. Whoa onehundred and thirty bucks to get in the
infield? And I can't recall Idon't know for a fact, but I

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thought beers last year were like twelvefifteen bucks of beer. Oh wow,
I could be wrong on that,but I just remember looking at here we
go when he gets to the bardescription. Yeah, it's perfect. And
when'd you do perfect slang? Indoorsused to be cigarette burns on the baro.

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This will sound perfect. That'll soundperfect on the podcast. So hear
this right here? Oh dag,I thought it was the chorus Doug's go
go a little bit, yea,Doug, come on, Doug, Doug
Tolston. I got a great DougStone story I'll tell after this. By
the way, these are my favoritekaraoke guys. When I go karaoke,

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we have to look up Doug Stonetour dates too. Is he's still alive?
Oh yeah, okay, survived acouple of bad heart attacks, but
he's still alive. Didn't have anygood ones? Huh No, here we
go. Get to the chorus,Here we go, Okay, crag up
this course, here we go.I mean that just sums up the infield
perfectly. I no longer feel welcomethere, those of you people, and

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for those of you on the podcast. If you want to look up the
song. It's Doug Stone jukebox witha country song. So here's my Doug
Stone story. I was doing morningson ninety five to seven WQMF and we
were all on the same building likewe still are now with WMZ, and
I'm walking. We take a breakand walk past the w AMZ study and

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in walking into Bobby Jack Murphy's show. Is Doug Stone. Cool? Yeah?
So like five minutes later, Ilook and they're cutting him loose.
I'm like, I know, theyonly kept Doug Stone for five minutes.
So I walked down. I say, hey, hey, Doug Stone,
you want to do an our morningshow? And he goes, yeah,
sure. So he came down,he brought his guitar and I say,

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everybody is Doug Stone. He doesthe rest of the show with us.
There's two more hours. Wow,sits In does some songs, jokes around
with us. He said, comingto the show, and I said,
absolutely, I'm coming to the show. So we get to the show.
In this I was dating a girlthat's really impressive. So I was dating

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this girl and halfway through the show, he goes, I want to send
this song out to my buddy Dwightwitting from w QM MATF. The girl
looks at me, oh, starryhaving So the show's over and uh,
and we're walking. We go throughthe back door of Coyotes and we're walking
by the tour bus and I sawhis tour ranger. I said, hey,
tell Doug. I said, thanks, and see him next time he's

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in town. So we about halfa block and a tour manager starts yelling
my name and says, come back, come back. So we walk up
on the tour bus and there's DougStone, eating chocolate cake, smoking a
cigarette and drinking a beer. Isaid, wait a minute, aren't you
the spokesperson for the American Heart Association. He told me to shut up.

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And then we sat there and hetold jokes for like an hour, and
then you're a girl stayed with him, Yes exactly, he said. He
asked my girlfriend. He goes,hey, have you ever seen the back
of a real tour bus? Notsure what went on back there, but
did you sit out front before youdecided that she wasn't coming back? I
knew she wasn't coming back, allright. So that's Churchill downs. If

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you want to go to the infield, don't back to see ain't outraised parties.
One thing we didn't mention the priceof the tickets had thirty dollars hard
thirty bucks. That's a sanity,man, it is. But you know
what, maybe the infield smaller becausethey keep building out bleachers on the inside.
I don't know it was the lasttime I was in the infield was

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twenty twenty one, the twenty oneNo, actually the twenty twenty two Derby.
Yeah, I was in the infielddoing some stuff with the military recruiting
ton I was at. I meanit was there's still lots of space.
It was crowded, but like yousaid, it's all well dressed. People
looks like the people that should beon the opposite side the grandstands, except
there in the infield. And theycut out the deal where you could walk

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back and forth through a paddoct basket. I got a live f bomb on
the air live from the infield.When I was the roving reporter, it
used to be fun. I haddone my report, I was done,
all went smoothly, and Bob Siicolerwas hosting at the time. He said,
grab somebody else. So I seethis dude standing there. He could
barely stand up, no shirt ongrass all over him. I thought,
this is the guy we need totalk to. You live on WHS.

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So I said, you've been drinkingtoday? He's like yeah, said how
many of you? Had? Three? Said? Really, how big are
those drinks? Four gallons? Said? Said did you meet missus right out
here? No? Well, whatare you looking for in a woman?
He goes, uh, long legs, dark hair, careful, likes to

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blame. All right, there wego back to you, Bob. You
know, my very first break inradio was on WQMF and we had a
remote at Steve Ray's. The nightI was going to do seven to midnight.
The remote was five to seven.So I went down there and have
a couple of drinks to kind ofrelax, because that's what you need to

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do for your first break. Well. Yeah, So I drive back to
the DuPont Professional Towers where we wereat, and as I'm walking in,
there's two hot blondes and they said, do you work for QM maphis?
I sure know? I'm getting readyto go on the air. As a
matter of fact, was that Nelsonwon a tour? No, it was
not Nelson. So they came down. I said, uh, Uh,
what are you guys into the nightand they said, uh, well,

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we don't know tonight. But lastnight we went to the QMF Haunted Hotel.
I said, great, let's doa break about it. It was
in October, so the very firstradio break I ever did. I came
out of the stones or whatever.I said, that's rolling stones, and
hey in the studio with me atsuch and such and such and such.
Uh, they just went to theQMF Haunted Hotel that's opening to October thirty.

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First, how was it? Andone girl goes, it was scary
as that MFR and there was nowe didn't run on the delay, so
I said, okay, thanks sovery much. Boy. More than just
a bitute hang out. I hitcommercials like what the hell lady? But
that was my very first break.Luckily, the program director and everyone is
stealing Steve Ray's and I'm probably gonnajinx myself. I'm gonna knock on wood

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here as I bang on my ownhead. I have never cussed on the
air where we have. There werethree F bombs when we first took over
WHS in the first week. Seriously, oh man, that was just you.
I was in here for that comedianlast year. Yeah, just didn't
realize what he was doing. Justpeople get in here and they get comfortable,
and you don't know. I guessthat's a a good thing. I

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don't. Yeah. Okay, SoI heard your story on the state air
rankings that were what thirty ninth thirtyninth in overall pollution, sixty fourth in
particulates. What sounds to me likethe expensive reformulated gas just isn't working.
So let's just go back to regularguys. Yeah, I agree, we
could be fiftieth. What do youwant to kill the planet? Yes?
I do. Well, Hey,Like I said, on the bright side,

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they're not one of the top twentyfive most polluted this year like they
were in last year's report, eventhough we're lower on those other two overall
air quality and the fine particulates.I want my carbon footprint to be the
size of King Kongs. So whateverI die, all the hippies are just
just laughing with and happy. That'sme. Yes, all right? On

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the show, Bob Pennington, yourchance to win tickets to see your Riah
Heap and Saxon. That's this Ijust missed it yesterday. Calling from right
out you eligible. Stop doing that. Man, you're clogging up the line.
Seemen, Johnny, speaking of witchAs, You're you're in the barrel
for the joke. You got ajoke. I am in the barrel and
I'm ready. Okay, here wego here with hub days joke. You

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were leading into tri State with thatlittle line there, Johnny being clogged.
We'll get to that. Well,we'll get to that. We'll get to
that. And on that note,Hey Fellas, Hey Johnny, Hey,
Johnny. So when I was comingback from Germany, when I came when
after being stationed there was flying intoto come back to Kentucky. It was

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long flight. It was like athirteen hour flight from Frankfurt, Germany to
Dallas. And you know, youalways hated, whether it's a long flight
or a short flight, that kidthat just wants to act up, run
up and down the aisle, youall kinds of messes. Gosh, there
was this kid on that flight.Oh no, and he was just up
and down the aisle and it's twinaisle playing, so he's just all over.

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The mom's trying to keep up withhim, apologizing to everybody. As
the flight attendant was coming around withone of the one of the times when
they serve snacks. Yeah, aboutsix hours into this flight, just right
in front of me, he's thekid runs into the lady and spills the
stuff off the floor. Oh man, you knew that was going to happen.
Yeah. So the mother's standing theretrying to clean everything up, and
this guy right across from the aisle, yeah, calls the kid over.

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It says, a kid, whydon't you go play outside? All right?
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We're rolling through your Wednesday. Wemade it a hump day. Still
on the way, Sachson and you'reRayah. Heap tickets for Tony Dwighton Dave's

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Merby Eve Jam at the Mercury Ballroomthis this Sunday, as well as Bob
Pennington, one of the horse Soldiers, is on his way in. This
is a song I liked better fromthat album from John Parr. This is
called Love Grammar. So eighties,isn't it? It really is? It's
try and get up to the chorushere. This is the uh the song

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in like a movie eighties movie whereshe breaks up with him and he's just
drying, yep, crying. Herewe go. Oh that's so late.
Here we go. Boy, thattook a turn. Wouldn't it be great
to take the album sleeve out whereit has the lyrics and take a red
pen and circle certain words and makecorrections on the lyrics and malaitude Love Grammar.

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Terry would do that, all right. It's no secret that we live
in a fat nation. Man.I looked at. You know, there's
a lot of memes that come outand you'll see like a beach shot from
nineteen sixty five nineteen seven. Oh, we were skinny, even the fattest
person. Like if you look atthe Guinness. We used to whenever the
book fair came to school when Iwas in grade school, I would always

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buy the Guinness Book of Worldrock MeToo. And it was always the same
damn book. But I had tohave it, you know, and I
will go straight to the fattest personin the world. Well, the fattest
person in the world back then wasn'tall that fat. Man. I still
remember the name of the world's tallestman. Who is it? Robert Wadlow.

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You got so much useless information andthen tell me about it. Man,
you can count so many people.It's cluttered up there. So anyway,
nation fat people means pharmaceuticals to therescue, or so they say.
At least right now, o Zempais making a big splash evidence. Yeah,
it's hard to get this o Zempadrug. And there's also another one

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called Trulicity. The original the originalpurpose for this drug was for type two
diabetes, but then it started Iguess a side effect, for lack of
a better term, is weight loss. People saw it the side effect exactly
the same story with viagra. Thiswas a pilot, right yep. People

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think it's the ozempic song. Butlong before that drug you had this h
It's magic, you know, whata great tune. So they wanted the
magic pill. And in some casesit's it's worked that way. I've heard.

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I've heard different stories from people thatI know. This has taken this
h some of us that have madeit violent ill and it was worse experience
in their life, but they didn'tlose the weight. Otherwise said hey,
no problem at all. I hadthe smell of death about me, but
I lost weight. Well no,So you know the exercise guru from the
that we used to watch The BiggestLoser, I call it Fat People Survivor,

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right right right, So we usedto watch that every week when it
was on, and there was this, uh, Gillian McMichael, so I
can't remember what his name, superhot girl. She's a trainer. I
saw an interview with her last weekand she was saying, hey, man,
do your research on this. Thatthere's stomach paralysis and there's long term
side effects. Again, I'm nota physician, shocker, you've played doctor

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though, admitting I have played doctorwith Courtney Blair when I was six and
we got caught. But I wouldsay do your research on this. But
with all of the results from this, big pharma has taken notice. Right
now, they're expanding the market rapidlyand by twenty what is it, twenty
thirty they expect to have no lessthan thirteen different variations and alternatives of this

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drug. People want instant fixes.The only sustainable thing is to burn more
calories than you take in right,oh, consistently so. And I was
thinking about this this morning. WhenI pulled this story, I started reading.
I'm like, wow, Bodybuilder,port of Coatrel and Lance Perkins.

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They helped me lose seventy pounds yep. And it was all nutrition and port
of Coatrell, he told me.In a legendary body bilter he's been on.
He's in Arnold's book of his Encyclopediaof weightlifting. He told me.
They said two main rules is don'tget hurt when you're in the gym,
so don't try to overperform. Andnumber two, you can't out train the
dinner table and that was and thatwas the biggest thing I've learned is is

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you can't You can't eat all youwant to say, Well, I'm well
burn calories. Man, you geton the treadmill, you'll be on there
for a half hour, forty fiveminutes. You look down, oh,
three hundred calories. That's the hardestthing for me is limiting carbs. I
just love. There was one timewe were at the Rick Patino Show,
was producing it, and I haddinner. It was at O Charlie's and
I had let's see, it waspasta Yes, I had bread, yes,

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a cold beer, yes, anda side of mashed potatoes. Man,
you're ready to run the mini marathon? Yeah, your carb or not.
But you know, chick chicken parmesanschicken. I just had a girlfriend
that referred to that as parmesan andI'd say, hey, what's that cheese
that you know you like on aspaghetti And she would go, oh,
parmesan. I'm like, yeah,that's the one. You're like, Oh,

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I can tricker into all kinds ofthings. So anyway, the market's
going to be expanding rapidly on thesedrug loss weight loss drugs. I mean
They're projected to be valued at onehundred billion dollars by twenty thirty. JP
Morgan Researches estimate that thirty million peopleare suspected to take the drug. It's

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called golp is glycogen like peptide one. That's what it stands for. But
around nine percent of the population isoverweight. I think that's a low estimate.
Every time I walk somewhere publicly,I got to think that's a little
low. Yeah, probably speaking ofthe gym. Yes, Oh to be

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Matt Barr. Matt Bar is fortyyears old. He's known as Britain's most
well endowed bloke. Oh wow,twelve plus. You've got to be kidding
me. He says. It's causedhim endless grief. I was gonna say,
blessing and a curse, right fromdating disasters to getting kicked out of
yoga for looking too excited when hewas just actually hanging out, so to

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speak. I don't know how toput this, but so I'll tread lightly.
Seems like if certain things happened,there would be too much loss of
blood from your cranium and you wouldpass out. See I could handle that,
you could. I could I don'thave to why, Yeah, I

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walked into that one. How couldyou not? You walked into it?
Yes, that's right, but limbocontest, he said he despite the CONSI
has no plans to have a reduction, which would cost about eighteen thousand dollars
eighteen grand Who would do that?Well, you just you know, be
a side show in the circus,or you know what, even better.

(23:11):
It depends on what he looks like. I might we might have to google
him. If he's a decent lookingguy, let's see me. Let me
click on the article it's in theNew York Post, because here's what I'm
saying. He looks like John Lovett'safter he gained ten pounds. Oh,
if he's halfway decent, he coulddo like the stripper circuit. Yeah,
holi fans or something like that.But if you okay, so it looks

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like an overweight John love Its,Yeah he does. Well. What about
Ron Jeremy? I mean that guyis ugly to well, you can't say
he's really ugly, but look,he had a quite successful career. Man.
You know, I've got some audiofrom him. I'm gonna I'll take
a chance. I'll dump it ifI dump it. Okay, here we

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go there, let's see. Okay. Well, well I'm not a show
myself. But if I had thisguy's problem, blessing or curse, whichever
way you look at it, Iwould be constantly answering the door with a
towel and going, oh, mygosh, I dropped the towel. Right,
don't look, don't look, don'tlook, it's coding here. I
think it would be quite you know. Or you just have your cowboy hat

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there as you're reaching your hands up. I think most women would say,
now, that's that's too much.Yeah, I think so too, But
I don't have that problem. Hey, listen, still on the way in
just a few minutes. As amatter of fact, Bob Pennington one of
the horse soldiers. If you've everseen the movie twelve Strong, it's about
him and eleven other men. Quitea credible story in a just a gorgeous,

(24:42):
beautifully tasting Bourber. Oh oh,of horse soldier Bourber. We'll tell
the story of him and eleven otherguys getting dropped off behind enemy lines in
Afghanistan just after nine to eleven.And by the way, war planners said
that this would take two to threeyears they got it done in three weeks,

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and to Dave's point earlier, withno cash at least. So looking
forward to seeing Bob again. He'sbe coming in. Plus we have your
chance to win at some point thismorning. You're Riah Heap and Sason tickets.
They're going to be at the MercuryBallroom this Sunday. Please come out
and join me. It's going tobe a hell of a merby eve Jam.
I'm not sure if Dave's committed ornot, but we'll find out.

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So I didn't buy tickets, WellI'll get your tickets. I'll buy your
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Way, including Wednesday's Hero and areal live Hero in the studio, Bob
Pennington from The Horse Soldiers is onthe Way, Dave Jennings, Dwight Witten,
there's ready Waight forty whas I knowthis baby. We're talking about album

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cuts in ao R radio, likesix four inner songs off the debut album
Star Rider, and Yeah, Iwent to I walked over to Dave's studio
where oh, by the way newsready way forty w h as, that's
Dave Jennings playing the Great Tunes thismorning. I'm Dwight whitting Tony. He's
out on a nice vacation. HopefullyI'll be one on one sit. Yeah.

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I haven't taken time either. Igot four weeks left. I know.
I was. I was texting whilemy wife's out of town. I
was text her last night. I'mlike, man, it's a it's almost
a fifth month of the year andI haven't. I've taken time off because
of death, but I haven't takenany time off, you know, so
uh TikTok, I guess. Butyeah, we were talking about how it's
a lost art. You used togo and you would buy the album,

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or you buy the cassette and theneven CD now digital and I still do
this. The last album that Ibought was a Hackney Diamonds Stones. I
bought that in October and I've listento it just about every day all the
way through still to this right nowat this point in time, that's several

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months. But it's a lost art. Listening to every song on the record
well on this album. Now allyou hear is feels like the first time
in Cold is Ice. Yeah,used to hear star Writer head Knocker a
long way from home at Warwi theworld once in a while, whatever happened
to Dirty White Boys. There's allkinds of great music out there that just
doesn't get played. But oh well, we play a lot of great music

(28:27):
just about every single night in oursouthern comfort hot tub. Last night I
was solo and it was pink FloydPulse. It was me and Lemmy dog
got playing with some tennis balls andme and enjoying a number one tequila and
the worries of the world just meltaway in my southern covered hot tub.
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