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And we are back three two one I'm good. I'm good.

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I'm happy to be on the sports podcast for once.

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Yeah, you know something different for you a

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little bit I'm not on the podcast too much. I

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haven't been on the main mic and I guess technically

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I was in the the yoga video we just put out but

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Like as a person on the couch haven't done this

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in a hot minute Yeah, there's a guy that's always

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behind the audio and all that so praise him for

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that stuff But we're getting to the main nitty

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gritty stuff, which is always Johnson County

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sports, which is the women's side Obviously lost

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I'm set of course, but that's not something to

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take away from them for what it was a 34 to zero

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season Yeah, no, they still did incredible crazy

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They lost to I don't know how you pronounce their

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community cause I think it's Pima I don't know

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something like that, but they lost 68 to 67.

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So it's only a one -point game They led late

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in the game under three minutes. They were actually

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up 67 to 62 they were so it looked like Johnson

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County could pull away But then they just went

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on a six. Oh run and then we just struggled to

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shoot a little It just kind of got bad at the

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end. We did get a Shot at the end to win the

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game, but then we missed it and we got the offensive

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rebound, but then they got blocked Crazy game

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It was a very good game to watch It was just

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turnovers sloppy turnovers just some bad things

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But again overall in general it's been a crazy

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season for both the men and the women's Nothing

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to take away from that. Yeah, regardless. They

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did incredible exactly How have you felt looking

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at? You know those men and women side of the

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yeah, um, so Obviously, I'm not a super big sports

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person But, you know, I do occasionally follow

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along with things. So especially, you know, the

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teams being from the school I'm going to, you

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know, I knew a little bit more about, you know,

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both the men's and women's teams. So it was incredible

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to hear that they were doing so well. You know,

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they made it incredibly far, both of them. So,

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you know, I'm proud to be a part of the school

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that has such good teams, regardless if we won

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or not, because we did incredible. There's nothing

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like I always have some stats to give out to

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everyone. And here's my part here is that the

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other side, Melissa Nelson, which this is a crazy

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stat line that I've never seen out of any like

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women's player yet, even in WNBA, like she had

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22 points, 12 rebounds, eight assists and six

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steals. I'm saying six turnovers from Johnson

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County or from one person on the other team.

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That's pretty impressive. So shout out to them,

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but they didn't go 34 and one. Yeah, so big W's

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for us But yeah, just in general the offensive

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flow kind of just struggled and we had 20 turnovers

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Which led to their comeback? But this isn't really

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gonna be the most positive episode. So if you're

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You get depressed and sad very easily This is

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just gonna make it worse when we go over the

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KU side of things It was a rarely really crazy

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game to watch at first I was just like I might

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turn this game off at this point because we were

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down at one pointed by 14 and it was in the second

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half and I was kind of just like Might be over

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but then they went on a 12 to 3 run and then

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they tied the game Then I was like, okay, we

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got a ballgame with ours with us Yeah, and then

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area Peterson at the line. This is what we've

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been waiting for Ties the game up and then we

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do that foul game thing where we just found to

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not let he just drain the clock My opinion. I

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don't think they should have done that in the

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first place. Did you watch the game? I caught

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glimpses of it at work. Yeah, okay. Yeah Yeah,

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so I didn't really think that was the best strategy

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to just drain the clock It wasn't the worst idea,

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but I think you're just giving them so much more

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time to even think about the play And then the

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help defense nothing was really there and then

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a game winner So I guess Kansas right now is

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kind of just probably feeling a bit down in general

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Especially when you go here right now, you're

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not yeah the Kansas City area just kind of in

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general. Yeah catching some strays We're not

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we're not in the greatest mind here If we want

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to throw some stats out here, they only lost

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by two again. So this is this game I also just

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look at it in a similar way to how the Johnson

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County game ended. Mm -hmm It was a great game

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and then they fell behind and then I got close

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out of nowhere and I got the end turnovers missed

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shots and we lost um but of course we always

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talk about darian peterson he had 21 points um

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he was the leading scorer too but i was very

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disappointed by everybody else because me watching

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the cave nobody else really did anything it was

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kind of more just so of hero ball was which was

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darian peterson the whole time and Even st. John's

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they were horrible they shot worse from they

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shot worse from the field than we did So you

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would probably think if the other team shoots

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worse, then we'd probably win But it was more

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so they shot worse, but they hit six more threes

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than us Which that's the part that plays into

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it the most It's 16 turnovers. There's some sloppy

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basketball. So Bill self is also considering

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his future Which again I said I'm gonna bring

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up a lot of negative points throughout this whole

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podcast I don't think he wants to leave he just

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wants to be in the right place Physically because

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I know he's had some issues with his body in

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the past few years So he doesn't know about his

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future at the moment is what he said. I'm pretty

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sure so I think we're just left in a lot of What's

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gonna happen or what's the future looking like

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of KU right now? Yeah You know again, I don't

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follow especially basketball basketball is probably

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my least followed sport Yeah, even though I played

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it in middle school We were undefeated. So I

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don't remember what position I played or anything.

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It was such a long time ago at this point, but

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Yeah, I just I don't follow basketball too much

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but I mean, I know Kay was pretty good, but you

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know, it just sucks with the with the circumstances

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that happened Yeah, now Mary Peterson is not

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gonna be on this team anymore gone for the the

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league. Yeah, but um You're happy to have someone

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like that and I know there's a lot of negativity

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on him about missing games and such and such

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but I mean still has a stats like he's a good

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player stats wise So like if the other players

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had stepped up, we would have won the game It's

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just He was trying to do it all and there's no

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videos for him If you guys really know basketball,

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then I'll say he was playing like 2018 LeBron

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James there for anybody that has ball knowledge

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Know that But just in March Madness in general,

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I know this part I don't know if like have you

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ever have you been keeping up with the bracket?

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A little bit like we we've had it on at work.

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Yeah, my boss is big into it. So yeah, he's been

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like watching it So yeah, there's always like

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Cinderella stories. There's always crazy upsets

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pressure And it's not like this year's changed

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at all Like Florida has gone down and they were

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what the the champs the reigning champs and now

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Texas is on like kind of a Cinderella story to

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by beating BYU who they have like The first or

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second projected player in the NBA draft with

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AJ to Bonsa and they also begin Zaga Texas right

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now is kind of on that Cinderella type of story

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where they beat some of the top teams But the

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biggest upset was I literally think on day one

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where high point which I had never even heard

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of beat, Wisconsin and I think everyone kind

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of just went crazy because you're expecting upsets,

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of course because it's March Madness But you

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don't sometimes really expect it like on one

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of the first few games You just expect you know

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the higher seats to Wayne go do their thing But

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then the later games like at night, I don't know

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why but late night games always just go more

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crazier in my opinion I don't I think it's I

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don't I can agree to that. It's always the late

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games that always have something crazy. It's

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not there It's never like the morning game. Yeah,

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it's really never is. Um, of course a lot of

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the top dogs are out early Like I know a lot

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of the blue color team. I don't know. This is

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a weird fun fact, but like K use out Kentucky's

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out You and sees out a lot of the blue blue color

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teams. Maybe don't want to be blue. I guess nada

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It's not a blue March But yeah, we're always

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expecting this I don't you never know who's gonna

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win Anything can happen at any moment, but that's

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why it's more to madness. Um but really what

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I'm trying to get after here is that I Don't

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I always debate on whether I love You know March

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Madness more like is March Madness the peak of

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sports? It kind of feels like it sometimes yeah

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sometime. I mean has a huge following oh yeah

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but like also NFL season Super Bowl is also huge

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World Series for baseball you know every every

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sport has their own like I think this time. This

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is the time of like The year or there's a lot

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of sports they get a lot of like especially basketball

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because you have more there's so many teams Just

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with yeah, just with the NBA like their playoffs

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are about to start like a month Yeah, and then

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I know baseball I started yeah Yeah, I think

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it's I think we've started now. Yeah, so this

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is where you kind of just sound like peak Yeah,

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what I guess I mean it's almost summer it can

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make sense so a lot it's weather is warming up

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finally which is weird that Football is like

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the one that plays in the cold. Yeah, I don't

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I am but it makes up for some crazy funny game

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Yeah, when they slip. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah It would

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be nice if they play but it would also be bad

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on them if they played on 98 degree weather Yeah,

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it's probably because of all the the armor they

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put on yeah. Oh, yeah I'm sure it gets hot in

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those but like even still playing in freezing

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weather. It must suck Yeah, I always I know my

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parents always question that but I don't know

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why I always thought since you're running around

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You're probably sweating a lot. I mean, yeah

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cold probably feels a little nice, but not but

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if it's yeah But if it's still freezing out,

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it's still gonna be freezing out regardless if

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you're sweating or not Definitely. So I know

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you said you're more of a football person. Yeah

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NFL I don't really follow college too much There's

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just so many more teams that like there's already

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enough in the NFL where I'm like, okay I can

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follow all of these along Semi well college just

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throws it into the back and I'm like, I don't

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know what team is what We've signed Kelsey on

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a one -year deal. Mm -hmm. But now there's a

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new deal that we got him on which is a three

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-year deal Which I don't I have no I'm saying

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I don't think he's gonna stay for the whole three

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years. I definitely think he'll retire. Yeah,

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I mean Yeah, it depends. I How old does he compared

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to my homes? I forget how close are they in age?

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Yeah, I know my homes is yeah, my homes is younger.

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Yeah Think it's just cuz he wants to stay with

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my homes as long as he can because they do make

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a good duo They do I think it's more so I still

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do think for some reason that this is last year.

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It's just Which is fair it pretty badly Chiefs

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I I need them to make a comeback I need I need

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prime chiefs back because we were doing so good

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for so many years even if we lost a couple I

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mean we lost what in the playoffs and Super Bowl

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like once or twice which happens, you know As

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much as good as they were I'm not expecting to

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win every year five years in a row But we had

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what three or two in a row Which we were one

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of the only other teams to do that. Yeah Which

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was phenomenal And then they just ended off in

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such a bad season so many bad things just happened

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a lot of injuries It was terrible, but I I need

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them to make a comeback gonna be awesome Yeah,

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cuz I mean when you say you've lost a Tom Brady

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Nobody's like that's Tom Brady. Yeah, you can't

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really compete with that. That was young Mahomes.

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I'm pretty sure too. Yeah His first year, I think,

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with the Chiefs. It was first or second, I think.

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It was relatively early on in his Chiefs' career

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that we lost to him because, like, duh. Yeah,

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I mean, that's still my go for right now. But

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Mahomes can do it. I believe in him. I mean,

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yeah, he's still young and he's still projected

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to... Be as good as Tom Brady. Yeah. So I will

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see. I have a lot of hope. I just hope I'm not

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too confident in the Chiefs. I like to not get

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too overconfident because I've done that with

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a lot of things now in life. That's how I was

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with the Bears, because I'm also from Chicago.

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So I'm a big Bears and Cubs fan. When the Chiefs

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got knocked down like okay fine I saw the Bears

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and then they kept going pretty far and Caleb

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Williams is he's he's good at what he does but

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like I Mean the game we lost happens We're used

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to losing yeah, but like even if you're down

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21 to 0 in the third quarter you're not turning

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off Oh, dude literally we were so close to turning

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off. I'm like Hold on. Caleb Williams will pull

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it through. And then he did against the Packers

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that one game. Oh my god. Just never turn it

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off. Literally. He's got the coaching already

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in a young age. Yeah, no, he's really good. They

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are definitely a second half team. Yeah. I wish

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they weren't because the suspense is crazy and

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kills me, but they've made some crazy comebacks.

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Yeah. Yeah, I don't get it. It's so weird for

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a coach. I'm sure the coach wants them to perform

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how they perform the second half to do it exactly

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Yeah, so that that's always confuses me about

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all a lot of these teams when they're second

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half teams I don't know. Maybe it's just like

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the direct motivation. Yeah, I don't know what

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that is though I don't know why you need that

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cuz isn't that isn't the beginning of the game

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that great amazing like speech all the hard coach

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this brutal I guess Maybe it's the pressure.

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I don't know. Yeah It's just straight direct

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to the heart. Yeah cussing in your face probably

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something like that. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, well

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like How have you well, how was your spring break

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actually cuz I know this is yeah, we can take

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rest breaks. Um, I Really just worked. That's

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all I did. I I don't even know how many hours

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I worked I picked up so many shifts. Yeah stayed

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for way longer than I needed to But you know

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it's a job that I like so I'm not really complaining

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Yeah, and plus I could use the money, so I can't

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really complain. I was yours. It was good I got

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hit with food poisoning. I'd say like the first

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day, but then it kind of got away way faster

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than yeah the usual but Think a lot of allergies

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are going around everywhere because it's springtime

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now Yeah, my allergies have been crazy. Yeah,

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I've heard a lot of sneezing around the whole

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college apparently been bad But yeah, I don't

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know I mean I'm just excited for Again, big football

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fan out of all the sports really so I mean I'm

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just excited for football to come back I know

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last week before not last week, but the week

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before spring break you guys had talked about

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the Not the draft because the draft hasn't started

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yet, but the other thing with people so Pacheco

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leaving and so mad at that still I'm a big Pacheco

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fan, but I mean you can't really complain with

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the replacement that we got cuz like You know

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MVP, but like Pacheco. He's my guy. Yeah, but

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they've done a lot of signings They've let a

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lot of people go. I think they really focused

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on Offense and free agency free. Yeah, that's

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what it free agency. Yeah, and I'm hoping that

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in the draft you focus on defense Yeah, I mean

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as good as our offense can be with my homes and

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even Kelsey when he you know pulls up Our defense

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man our defense has been struggling it was Decent

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last year which was kind of surprising But it's

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just it's been it's been a constant struggle

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for the last few years in my opinion Yeah, I

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think it's the corners Yeah, our front line is

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fine. I mean you got Chris Jones like yeah, it

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is it is just a lot of teams are able to Pick

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up what we do because we usually do the same

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kind of defense positions a lot of the time So

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most of them just catch on to that Like of the

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effort that needs to be put in yeah, it feels

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like a lot of them. Just don't care Yeah, I just

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always remember that Jaguars game Christians

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just let them walk Yeah, makes me mad there was

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a flag Flag warrior that we had yeah, yeah You

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guys don't know about the flag warriors on the

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chiefs. I think they're actually called flag.

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They're like flag runners I think yeah, he was

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just calling himself a flag warrior, which is

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cool But I think they're official titles like

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flag runner. Okay. Yeah, if you guys actually

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haven't watched that one It was actually some

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cool. Yeah a lot of cool information about the

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chiefs how they do kind of their hiring just

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in general What it's like working with the team

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we talked about the parade? Which you know Unfortunate

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events, but it was cool and interesting to hear

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a first -person experience with that I think

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so yeah Because he had some he had a different

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view of how they were yeah of how they were like

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Taking shelter yeah, definitely check out that

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episode I wasn't like I didn't know what to expect

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like I don't know what questions to ask like

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I just thought oh What you just run with a flag?

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Yeah Technically yeah, but like also like no

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You have to run alongside Tyree kill Yeah, yeah,

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cuz he was he's been doing this for six years

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now He's been doing it for quite a while so it

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was it was more so cool that he said you have

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to try out every every year Yeah, cuz they they

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switch up people if they're not able to keep

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up which makes sense because you do need to have

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a lot of physicality to Do that job? Yeah, so

00:20:20.700 --> 00:20:22.839
we're leaking too much information. Just go watch

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it can do it. We can't do it Just watch the episode.

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Just go ahead. Um, but link it. Yeah, right But

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yeah, there's nothing more for me to mention

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about. Yeah. Anything else you want to add on?

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No. I mean, we're excited to be back from Spring

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Break, that's for sure. New episodes will be

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dropping every week, so just stay tuned for those.

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Stay tuned for all of the podcasts we have going

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on. You know, we appreciate the support. Of course.

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We're doing a lot, so. Yeah, we're trying our

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best. Thank you guys for watching another episode

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