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This is off track.
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It's pretty, pretty ridiculous that
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we're having to fight against a Canadian team in baseball
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to win the World Series, which is super America's game .
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I think it's revenge for all of the times that
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American NHL teams have smoked Canadian teams
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in the Stanley finals. That's,
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That's fair.
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Maybe they'll do another, uh, 38 rounds tonight.
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Or, uh, innings, I should say.
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Lot of innings, lot of innings. Um,
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Anyways,
Yeah, I was
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Dodgers.
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I was just at a, uh, I was just at a cross country meet
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for Hazel and everything was kind of running behind.
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And, and then like one of the girls that
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Why you're, is that why you're late?
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That is why I'm late. One of the girls was, uh,
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having a little bit of a rough time after her race.
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See, that's, it's like 85, 90 degrees here today.
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'cause October in LA for some reason.
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And uh, and then her dad was like, okay, yeah, yeah.
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I mean, I get it. You tried your best,
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but Dodgers are about to play, so like, we need
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to go . And it was just
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Like, I gets it. Like I get it. It was,
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It was a bad day to, to host a,
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a kid sporting event in la.
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Hmm.
Well, um,
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That sounds horrible.
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Yeah. I'm gonna be honest with
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Which part? All of it. .
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Yeah, pretty much. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right.
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Um, uh, hit me, hit me out. What are we gonna do?
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Are we gonna do today, pal?
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You put out the, uh, the ask on Twitter, uh, for,
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for q and as.
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So I got some Qs You got some As
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I did do that.
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Let's rapid fire this.
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Let's, let's, okay, let's get the show on the road. The
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First one I saw, and I'm kind of curious,
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any updates on Castle Run?
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Interesting. So, castle Run, um, has been shipped off from
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Kentucky, uh, to New Orleans actually.
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'cause he's, you know, he's really into the French Quarter
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and Mardi Gras and Oh,
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That's like the winter thing
At two phase.
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Uh, no it's not. It's um, it is, uh, hmm.
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How do I put this, how do I put this?
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Is it, is it the glue factory?
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No, no, no, no, no. .
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Um, let's just say it.
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It's, it's, it's the difference
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between Miami and New Orleans. It's
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Oh, got it.
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Like, there's, there's a, there's a certain,
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there's a certain, um, level of horse that vacations
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and winters in Miami, and there's a certain level of horse
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that vacations and winters in New Orleans.
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So, okay, listen, he is, he hasn't fulfilled expectations.
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That being said, um, the fairgrounds in New Orleans
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is where the three of the top five
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horses in this year's, Kentucky Oaks, which is the,
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um, the lady version of the Kentucky Derby, three
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of the top five horses came from
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the New Orleans fairgrounds.
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So it is still a stepping stone,
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um, arena.
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Uh, they still host grade one races there,
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so it's not like he's, when I say fairgrounds,
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it's not like he's going to like the state fair or Got it.
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Some, some county in, in West Texas.
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Like he's, he's still in a, in a very,
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he's still at the same trainer, Sherry Devo, he's still
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in, in a very good stable.
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He's just been downgraded slightly, but
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otherwise he's healthy
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and hopefully, here's the thing,
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he should be a really good horse.
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He just has a massive attitude problem.
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So maybe New Orleans will,
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will give him the mental reset that he needs.
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So as somebody asked not to, not
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to get too off track on this,
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'cause I know we have a lot of questions,
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but somebody asked me this
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and I realized I didn't know the answer.
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What happens with your deal
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with these guys when Castle run retires?
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Get a new horse, bro.
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Anyways, speaking of horses,
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before we get into the rest of this, we're going, you
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and I are going to the Breeder's Cup, uh,
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in Del Mar this weekend, which is gonna be awesome.
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I'm so excited. Can, we can talk about
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that on the main episode,
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but I think, uh, I think this is gonna be quite a experience
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for you because listen, this is like, this is the World Cup
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of horse races.
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So you've got horses flown in from Japan, from England.
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It's the best horses in the world going for, um,
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the highest prize monetarily in horse racing.
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Not the most prestigious, obviously with the Derby,
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but monetarily it's the, it's the,
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it's the race you wanna win.
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I'm pretty pumped. I've never been to a horse race before.
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All right, there you go. So now to the other questions.
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Do you have a favorite racing story that has nothing to do
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with racing on track?
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Okay, interesting question.
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I, I hope these aren't all racing questions.
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Uh, favorite racing story that doesn't have
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to do with racing on track.
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Um, I have a few, a lot that cannot be shared, um,
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but a lot that involve our dear pal, uh, Marco Andretti.
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So I'm gonna get at that. Okay.
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I'm sure you know some of those stories.
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I think so. I think so, yeah. All right.
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Uh, Naomi Packard eight wants
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to know what's your go-to snack?
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Beef sticks next. Beef sticks,
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Okay.
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But I feel like I've never seen beef sticks at your house
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and I see like a closet full of like candy.
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I not a snack this dessert.
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Okay. All right. All right.
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Uh, if Ben decided he want,
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or if Ben decides he wants to race,
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how much will you support him if he does race?
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Just like, would you want
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to do like an endurance race
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co-driving with him as he got older? That's a
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Horrible question because obviously you're gonna support
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your child in whatever they wanna do,
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but, um, he has already been purchased golf clubs.
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He's going to get thrown into a pool here.
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I mean, pretty much tomorrow, um, he's going
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to be introduced to every single sport
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that is not Motors sports.
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And lemme tell you one thing.
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He's not getting dressed up in mini race suits
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and prd around the Indy 500 during the month of May.
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Like maybe he'll go, maybe not. Maybe he'll stay at home.
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Maybe. Maybe I watch. All
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Right. Tell me the, but like
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The spelling bee you,
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You get, you get, I don't think it was that dumb
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of a question because you get to like,
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it's not a your kid into things. It's not a, it's
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A horrible question because
Got it. Got it.
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If he wants to race, then I can't say no,
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but I desperately don't want him to race.
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If you could take one thing from F1
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and put it into IndyCar, what would it be and
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Why?
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Money Marketing . Self-explanatory. . Next.
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What is one thing about being a father
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that has surprised even you?
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Um, I think the biggest thing is your,
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uh, well, I think so when you get married, obviously, um,
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you're making choices with another person, um,
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and you lose your selfishness from that standpoint.
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Like, it's like, oh, if I wanna go somewhere
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and do something this weekend,
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but the my other half doesn't, then
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that doesn't necessarily mean I'm gonna go do that.
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So you, you adapt to that when you have a kid, you realize
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that all of the decisions
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that you are currently making here on out will have some
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impact on that child.
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And so I think you go from, okay, I need to, I need
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to be a little bit selfless to make sure that
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my partner's happy to, oh, I need to make sure
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that I don't make any wrong decisions here
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that could potentially impact my child.
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Which is a, a wild thing that you just, that just comes,
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I mean, you can speak to this being a dad. Oh,
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A hundred percent Viol fault would be,
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when did that click for you?
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Oh, immediately
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after the fact that I was doing that,
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but it, it hadn't like clicked that I was consciously doing
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that, if that makes sense.
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Like I was like a few months in
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and I was like, oh yeah, okay, now I get it like,
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I've been doing this the whole time,
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I just didn't know it. Yeah.
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Yeah. I mean I think it's, it's human nature, right?
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I don't think you have to think about it that much,
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but that realization is like, wow, this, this means some.
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Um, and now to go to one that's equally as serious.
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And my favorite question we've gotten so far,
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would you rather, for the rest of your life, fart confetti
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or sneeze glitter ,
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What's the difference between confetti and glitter?
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They're one just smaller.
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Yeah, I guess like glitter would be smaller confetti's
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more paper based, right?
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Versus what,
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plastic based, isn't it?
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I guess
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I would rather sneeze glitter.
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I think it'd be more uncomfortable,
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but it, like the frequency
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with which it would happen would be a lot less.
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Well, you're a big farter, huh?
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Significantly more than I'm a sneezer.
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I don't think anybody sneezes more than they fart .
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Like I know I sneeze a lot. .
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Okay. Well then I guess you're going,
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you're just going built in toilet paper.
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You have the white. What a
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Question.
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What a question. I don't know. There
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Was a follow up question to that tweet
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where they just asked why would you ask this ?
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Yeah. Yeah. That is fair. That is
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fair.
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Okay. Um, back to Ben stuff.
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What show or movie are you looking forward
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to showing Ben when he gets older?
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What show or movie am I?
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Look, I haven't, I don't know that I've thought about
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that. Um, about,
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For me it was Harry, Harry Potter, like right away. Yeah.
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Um, yeah, I don't have that any connection.
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I don't have a deep connection to shows or movies.
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Um, I have thought many times how excited I am to take him
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to, uh, Disneyland or Disney World for the first time.
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Like
That. That's very exciting to me.
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Um, but shows, movies, I don't know.
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Probably just the, the classics you grew up with, you know,
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your, your Lion King, your Monsters Inc.
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Lady in the Tramp, that sort of thing. Number one,
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Dalmatians.
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I just saw, like, I just saw an ad for Zootopia too,
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and just like non ironically, it was like, oh hell yeah.
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Yeah.
, I mean, Zootopia forgetting Sarah Marshall, Mr.
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And Mrs. Smith, black Hawk down, you know?
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Yeah. Can't forget Deliverance all
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the kid classics. Right?
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Right. it.
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I've told you that story about
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deliverance with my mom, right?
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No.
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to go whitewater rafting when I was a kid
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and she pulled over to ask for directions
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because it was like pre MapQuest and all that.
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And she couldn't understand the guy in
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North Carolina at the gas station.
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She was like, oh, it's just like deliverance.
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Which shockingly went over the heads of all four
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of us in the backseat of the car.
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Me and my three brothers we're, we're young.
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She goes, oh yeah, you guys haven't seen that.
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So she just went and rented deliverance
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messed up for a couple reasons.
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One, we were about to go whitewater rafting.
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Hmm. So
That's the story of how I saw deliverance.
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You remember it?
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Uh, I, I remember squeal like a piggy.
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Hmm. Okay.
On a seven hour road trip
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with all the IndyCar drivers,
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who are you not letting have the ox cord and why?
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Seven hour road trip with all the IndyCar drivers.
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I feel like you would just am steer
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that bus into the wall.
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Who am I not letting, I mean probably someone French. .
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I don't know. I feel like I would be scared
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of letting you have it 'cause it should be big
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booty mix the whole time.
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Yeah. Well those are bangers. Um, alright.
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I have a lot of questions Tim.
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So I don't know what list you're reading from,
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but I'm gonna, I'm gonna rapid fire some of these I have.
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Okay. We must be a hundred of them.
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Um, is being a pilot rewarding
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or is it just means to a way for you, oh, this is, okay.
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Interesting. Well, I see what you're doing.
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Uh, what is the most interesting
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documentary you have seen lately?
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but that whole Ed Geen story.
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Oh yeah. Monster stuff. Wild. I haven't seen that yet. Okay.
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Very disturbing. Um, back to the pilot question.
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It's a, it's a means to a end.
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Not really way, I guess way It makes sense,
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but, um, it's, it's enjoyable but meh.
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Um, amazing.
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Congratulations to seven
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on getting her first podium of the weekend.
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That is awesome. Oh yeah, I'm saving that one.
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That's good one. How many times have you gone
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to the Cracker Barrel next to Daytona?
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Well, I've raced Daytona won two, six times.
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You're there for roughly two weeks each.
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So that's 12.
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Well, no, that's 14 times six. I mean, what is that?
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84 days? So, uh,
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probably 50 times .
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Um, if you could add any tracks, I'm not answering that.
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What motivates you? Um, trying to be better every day.
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Would you rather fight? I'm not answering that.
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If you could play one song
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through the radio on the opening lap of the 500
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to get you hyped up, which song would you choose and why?
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Oh, um hmm. Uh, something by Creed. By Creed. Yeah.
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Um, another Indy 500 win or an ECR IndyCar Championship.
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Ooh, that's tough. Uh, well definitely not by Christian.
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So, uh, let's go 500 .
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Um, if you could fly any plane for a day, what would it be?
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And YF 35 obviously favorite Disneyland ride
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would be Splash Mountain.
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Are cold brews meant to be served warm or hot?
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Whatever your little heart desires.
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I'm not talking about Watkins Glen,
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would you do Dancing With the Stars
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and do you think Hinch was robbed the wind?
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No, I don't think Hinch was robbed the wind.
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He got beat by a child and would I do it? No. .
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Um, if you could design the upcoming
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regulations, what would you create?
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that was significantly lighter than the current one
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with probably 200 more horsepower.
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If you could swap lives with any animal for 24 hours,
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which one would you pick?
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And what's the first thing you do? Dolphin.
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Fight a whale. Do you like apple
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Sauce?
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I would say any of Ryan Hunter Ray's dogs.
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Do you like apple sauce? Yes.
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What was your favorite part of the amazing race? Going
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home.
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Um, what was your favorite and
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or the hardest clue you've had to solve in an escape room?
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Man, Tim, you'd have to help me with this.
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Okay. There was one escape room where we went
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where it was just like constantly they would hide the little
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key boxes that were magnetized
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that we always had problems with.
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Hmm. Does that count as hardest?
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Yeah.
So I just felt like we would
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get caught up on those.
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We always did really well on the ones where like we had
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to be on opposite ends of a wall
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and like one person had to do the action, the other had
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to describe what to do.
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Yeah. I felt like we had good teamwork on those.
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Yeah, I agree.
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What do you think the largest animal is
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that you could beat an MMA style match?
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Uh, parrot. .
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Did you say a parakeet?
Yeah.
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I think you could do a little better than a parakeet.
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Okay. A parrot, uh, strand on an island.
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What five things besides wife
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and Hinch could you not live without? I
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Think we have to add Ben in that.
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Just to be obvious.
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Mm-hmm. Yeah, that's fair.
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Could Well, I mean honestly nothing
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Air conditioner, but good.
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Ooh, good shout. , air conditioner. .
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I don't know. Yeah, you bugs Spray. I feel like you would
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Make work with pretty much anything else?
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Air conditioner, bug spray, , I mean electricity.
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I guess running water.
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If you were simply a racing fan, who
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of the current IndyCar field would be your favorite driver
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And why would it be Patto?
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Well, it would be Patto and we know why
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because he's the best
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And he very rarely s in a race car.
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Not never, very rarely.
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Mm-hmm
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Mm-hmm What is your go-to drink of choice when not driving?
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Of course, I would say a Negroni.
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I'm big on Negronis lately.
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What is your opinion on the theory
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that the moon is a mass hallucination?
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True kidding. ?
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It's not true. I mean,
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we never went there, but it's not true.
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Oh, okay. . I mean it's a projection, but I'm kidding.
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Kidding? I'm kidding. The moon is real. Look at it.
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It's so big and pretty. You know what,
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Actually we should just start.
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Let's lean into it. 'cause I feel like all these conspiracy
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podcasts make way more money than we
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do, so let's just, it's true.
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I feel like we'd need to find a new conspiracy
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though. Like that one's been done.
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I've seen the one online going around
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that birds aren't real.
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I wanna buy into that one.
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Birds aren't real. Birds
Aren't
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Real.
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What are they?
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Unclear. ,
But other flying
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animals are like owls.
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I haven't done a lot of digging on it,
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but I promise I will by Thursday's episode.
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Okay. Alright.
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Well guys, that's 20 minutes of, that was a rapid fire q
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and a with Alex and Tim, so thank you
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for your last minute questions.
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We appreciate it. We are sorry
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that James was not able to make it.
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We are sorry that we don't have a guest.
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That being said, we have three guests lined up.
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Not altogether, but we have three guests lined up
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for the next couple, few Tuesday episodes.
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So tune into those if you are interested.
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If not, that's also fine and we will see you on Thursday.
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