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Brady report it good Thursday morning to you Phoenix. Hello world. Hi. A couple of basis fun facts. This past Sunday the Denver Broncos beat the Cleveland Browns 2912.
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Good job Brock.
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And that score was a score gummy, which is a term for a final score that has never happened in the NFL.
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No kidding. 2912 is brand new.
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Crossed more than 17, 500 games. Unique scores like this happen a few times a season.
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No kidding.
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The most common final score in NFL.
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History 20 to 13 oh, you're close.
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20 to 17. Oh, that's happened 286 times. Most recently on November 5th, the Washington Commander Skins beat the New England Patriots by that score. No woman has ever officially run a.
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Mile in less than four minutes and never will.
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The woman's.
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If I have anything to say.
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World records. World record is 4 minutes and 7 seconds.
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You're getting there, ladies. Another hundred years.
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The men's record is 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
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We blew up that 4 minute mile. I didn't know it was that low. 343, you were flying. That's like 20 miles an hour though. The whole run. How is that possible? Those canyons will knock that out. They're running those 4 minute miles for 26 solid miles of a marathon. They're. They're.
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Yeah, the guys. Amazing. I think the last Boston Marathon, I think he was right at running 4 minute miles.
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It's amazing like when, when you see them run. Because when I ran in those marathons, they let the Kenyans go first, then everybody else kind of hobnobbing around. Just get to watch them take off. It's. You sit and you feel pretty good about your pace. Those dudes are sprinting a marathon.
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The word vodka comes from a Russian word, vada, which means water.
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To them. That's what it is. They drink it like they're hard people.
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According to a new survey, 82% of people are open to receiving secondhand holiday gifts, which is up 11% from last year.
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Have you been talking to people?
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There you go, Brady. Brady, is that written in your scrawl? Everybody's okay with getting a re gift.
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Used electronics is the most common, followed by sporting goods and home improvement items. Popcorn machines.
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Yeah, and expensive popcorn. Kettle corn machines. Let's not just call it a popcorn machine. Already re gifted a couple jewelry.
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Video games, arts and crafts.
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It's not a gift. It's you. It's. You're just basically second handing a friend. The thought's not going into it. If I go through my stuff I don't want and wrap it and give it to you. That's just the ultimate. You're not celebrating Christmas. That is the. The cheapest thing you can do. Brady.
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I'm wrapping a lot of you should have this year.
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Don't wrap things that have been in your house. I bet you Toledo would love this. Throw some wrap on that. Like I thought about it. Get it out of here.
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Underwear again?
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Yeah, gently used. If you really like someone enough to get them a gift, go out and get Them a new gift. If they see something at your house you don't want anymore and they want it, just give it to them. Don't go through the charade of wrapping it. That's just rude.
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Here's a list of some bizarre items people have donated to Goodwill. A Guillotine employee thinks he. It went for $30.
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They sold it again.
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Yeah.
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All right. Goodwill.
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Bags of groceries. Bags of garbage. Not by accident, either. A basket of taxidermy. Kittens. Ew. A glass jar labeled Fart. June 1975.
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That's a novelty gift. That's funny.
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A Louis Vuitton purse with human teeth inside.
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So a lot of the stuff is just, like, evidence from crimes. You're trying to unload.
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An entire cardboard box of original newspapers from historical events like Kennedy's assassination, Nixon's resignation.
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That's pretty good stuff.
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Man on the moon.
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Take that to an antique shop.
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A glow in the dark. Ouija board. A chair shaped like a Labrador retriever.
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Taxidermy.
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A coffin.
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Goodwill coffin.
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Underwear for squirrels.
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Goodwill coffin is a great band name. Yeah. Here on Marcus's show, Goodwill Coffin with Matt Damon.
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Around 23% of us haven't started our Christmas shopping.
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I haven't. I haven't either.
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I got time.
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Amazon delivers exactly. Like, they can do it in a day. And now I'm loving it because my garage door, just like my garage is Christmas all the time. I go try to get in my car, and there's, like, packages laying around. I'm like, this is awesome. It just shows up. He's got codes to get into my garage, and I'm happy about it. By the way, I just got a text that said, I bought that jar of farts. It said jar of farts, and it had a date of 2012 on it, but the Boss sauce label was worn off. The expiration date on your farts off. You should do that. I bet you that would sell a ton more sauce that you fart in each bottle.
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God.
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Authentic fart sauce.
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There's a fart in each bottle. And then show, like, just a video. You doing a few bottles and then pouring sauce.
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Let's get to some Brady over here.
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It's no different. Hey, that's why we need the tamale Bill Brady. That's why it needs to be shut down. Because you don't know that some guy isn't just farting in each bottle before he pours in his. I don't know that you had to go through proper, you know, state stuff and get, like, make sure you're Doing this, like, legitimately, or you'd just be farting in bottles and pouring things in. It's terrorism to have people bring you food that hasn't been looked at. It's an open door to bad guys.
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I got one story for you, John, that you're gonna be having. My buddy in Montana said, send this to your boy. University of Montana athletic director has just directed the Montana marching band to play less during football games.
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Oh, my God. It's happening. This is the greatest week in the history of sports.
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The University of Montana is in the FCS football playoffs. They've got a couple of home coming up, and the AD said, you need to play less.
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He's me and he's in charge of something, and he can stop it. Matt Canada gets fired yesterday, and the marching bands are going to start dwindling away. Oh, sweet Jesus, this is wonderful. Marching bands, if you had it without football, would anyone come? No, no, no one would. Go to your stuff. Your parents.
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That's it.
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When Chris was in high school, parents. It was family. Family were at that competition.
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Nobody goes to your stuff. They've shoehorned you into our sporting events to give you relevance. And now we're going to try to pop you out. Oh, that is that lit. That's the warmest holiday.
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It's a good holiday for you to start.
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Every time a marching band stops, an angel guts its wings.
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Zuzu. Listen.
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No more Sloopy. Oh, it's beautiful.
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Oh.
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The only thing that would be better is if a meteor hit Michigan next week or Saturday and killed the marching bands of both Michigan and Ohio State, which take.
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And that's a big swath of people, too, isn't it?
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Just about bounced off of one and hit the other band and then bounced out of the stadium. No, no, the fans would be fine. Just the bands. When? Oh, just when Michigan's on the field, they get rolled over. And then you hit the section that you have state bands in, and then it moves on because they take way too much pride in their stupid bands.
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Play at the big game.
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No one's in the crowd, One's on the field.
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Well, then they. I mean, they both sit up in the stands.
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Yeah. And I would like that to end. And Montana has begun. Oh, and then if we could get rid of parades. Next. And now, all the way from Shen Li. Oh, God. Small town. Here's the marching band of the eighth graders. Like, this is gonna be the worst thing I've ever heard. As they pay tribute to one of the best artists of all time, Leonard Bernstein. Those kids don't know who Leonard Bernstein is. Why are you making them play this now?
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The rendition. Brutal. Mars.
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Yeah. Here they are doing their latest silk sonic skate. Ah, those kids sure can honk.
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Daniel's study is out on the most sinful cities in the US Based on the stats of the seven deadly sins. Vegas number one again, followed by Philadelphia, Louisiana. Atlanta, Denver, Dallas, Phoenix, Miami, and Cleveland.
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We're on the list.
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Cleveland's on the list.
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It's a sin to live there.
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The least sinful. Pearl city, Hawaii. Fremont, California. Ridgeport, Connecticut. Madison, Wisconsin. Port St. Lucie, Florida. They retired. Salt Lake City. Yes.
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Well, everything, everything, everything you do there is a stand.
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So a man in Oklahoma named Jose Silverio wanted a beer early Sunday morning. Didn't want to pay for it, so he went into a convenience store, used a pipe to smash the doors of the two coolers, stole a beer, drove off in his Land Rover. The employees called the cops. He got away. A few hours later, Jose crashed his Land Rover.
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It's a Range Rover.
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Sorry. Through the front of a grocery store. It's unclear if it was an accident or intentional. He was drunk. Either way, he realized he was done. So he just cracked open a beer, chatted with a few of the witnesses, waited for the police to arrive.
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There was a guy on OP Live a few weeks ago. They pulled over going like 140 miles an hour on a high speed chase. By the way, have you watched Car Chase Channel yet?
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Not yet.
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Oh, good Lord. They go back to the archives. It's just great. Car chases through time. When they're. When they got nothing, it's like, let's go back to 93. Here's Riverside, and it's from a helicopter. But anyway, this guy gets pulled over and they're like, what'd you get? Why did. Why were you doing that? Because I got so many drugs everywhere. Cars full of them, ran out of gas. He was on a motorcycle, actually finding. All right, he goes where? He goes with pockets, got these cargo parachute shorts. They're pulling just sacks of it out there. And he goes, can I have a cigarette? And the guy's like, you can have anything you want. You're not gonna be doing anything for a while. And he goes, yeah, I know, I know. That's why I ran. Went so far, he ran out of gas and he just sat there. Just didn't care. He knew he was cooked, and he was really cool. He and the cops are joking around. He's like, I know. I'm done.
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Speaking of high speed, did you see that horrible accident in Tempe? Broadway and rural due doing 150 miles an hour.
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I heard about that.
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Just obliterated that intersection.
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Merry effing holidays from the big red radio. Holmberg's morning sickness.
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And now it's time for some smugglers news.
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Oh, does he know?
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Hello my friends. These are stories about people carrying contraband and getting busted. We call it The Smugglers News. 46 year old man in Florida named Caleb Phillips was being screened by a corrections officer at the jail on Monday when they discovered that he had a plastic cylinder in his underwear tucked under his junk. Caleb said it wasn't his. What does he have there? He suggested someone put it there while he was sleeping. When the officer started investigating the cylinder, Caleb said he thought it contained Advil.
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Of course.
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Decent guess. Amanda Clement didn't know what was there, but it turns out it was meth inside. Caleb was charged with narcotics possession, smuggling contraband into a detention facility. Both felonies. He's being held without bonds.
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You're telling me a man with a vial of pills lied to the authorities about what was in it?
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My had no idea how it got.
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There and we had that. What would Brady do yesterday where his daughter said that's my roommates. Cocaine, I believe, my little angel. Okay, cocaine in your daughter's apartment. Of course she's not doing it. Drug addicts, druggies never lie about whose drugs it is. That's they're very forthright when it's like, are these your drugs? Yes. Watch op live Every single time a cop says, hey, these drugs in the center console, do they belong to you? Never once do they say no, yes, those are my drugs. They say every time.
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Christopher Boyd, 32 years old, was a passenger in a vehicle pulled over around 2am on an obstructed license plate. The driver and the second passenger were eventually released after being searched by the Evansville, Indiana cops. Pat down of Boyd, however, turned up a small bag with multiple pills in his right sock. Boyd repeatedly said he got narcotics from.
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His aunt Trish in Indiana.
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Believe the pills to be were Percocet. He used the painkiller because he had a bullet lodged in his spine well before being placed in the cruiser. Kind of. They searched through and claimed was unable to spread his legs because due to a spine injury. So they brought him down the station, he limps into the station, check them out and they find up another bag of pills under his bag, right there.
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Tucked under his junk.
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And then they go for the anal cavity search.
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Listen what they find in his ass. I read this yesterday. It's amazing when you think about it. You should get let go just for trying it. Amazing. Brady.
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They found a Smith and Wesson.
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What handgun in his ass?380 caliber.
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It's the small compact, but still.
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I would hope so.
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Didn't say if it was loaded or not, but they were. So they retrieved.
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Well, he had it in his Indiana.
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You know, that's what I mean.
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I mean, even think like, you've got to think about what he went through. I got a bag of pills and a handgun. I'll stuff the handgun up my ass and put the bag of pills under my balls. No, you do something different. You put the pills up your ass and you hide the handgun in the car. Nope, put him in his ass. That isn't. That is a.
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It weighs around 12 ounces. It's too big. 5 inches long. So with a micro frame size.
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My next question is as soon as the lights go on.
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Yeah.
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Is that when the hiding starts?
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What are you talking about?
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In the car when he gets. Getting pulled over.
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He stuffed it in his ass right when the blue and red started flashing.
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I can't.
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I think he had it in there.
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You think?
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Yeah. He was going to a Joel Osteen show or what? I mean, I didn't have a gun in my hand. Could you have felt like it? A lot of turning.
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That's pretty clear.
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These are kind of small edges and corners. You know, when you're trying to move a chair into a door frame, you gotta go sideways. I think a gun would be very similar. Like it's not just a straight shot. The butt plug at Osteen was just designed for that. Well, he could have had the handle hanging out and just. They would have noticed that. They wouldn't had to search. I think they'd have said something before they found the pills under his sack. If there was a gun handle hanging out of guy's ass.
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He's got the gun handle hanging out.
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And still holding the pills on his side. I think I'm going handle first.
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Let me tell you this. I am too, because at least the rest. Yeah. I don't want to go barrel in. Also, he was sitting in a car when they found him.
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He was passenger.
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So if the. If the gun barrel's out, he'd have been squirming around an awful lot. That was all the way up. Yeah, there's. There's a turn involved. That's getting a couch out of an apartment. There's. You put the straight side in and Then you got to start turning it. That is. That dude puts his mind to the right things. He'd become an entrepreneur because that's. It's hard to. I would imagine. And I've never tried. I might when I get home. It's hard to put a gun in your ass.
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I'll take your word for it.
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I'm going to go ahead and. And let everybody know that. That's a tough.
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The Smith and Wesson bodyguard.
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It's a weird shape. Speaking of things and asses, can we all kind of admit. Have you been to a PetSmart lately? We talked about this the other day. A friend of mine and I. The Kong aisle, They're up to something. Those aren't dog toys. The big long one.
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I need to go buy a Kong. Yeah.
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The big long one's about a foot and a half. It's got two bulbous heads and then a twisty center and a handle in the middle. I mean, last I checked, that was a double doom.
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Yeah. Maybe it's because they. That viral video of the guy sitting on the jar, they're like, let's prevent this.
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Anybody? So there's the gun that was in. That's what was used.
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Wow.
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Well, here it is in the hand.
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Okay.
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But that's a lot of turning. There's a 90 degree. There's a 90 degree on that.
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Well, yeah. And even 45 degree angle.
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Still four or five, let me say. Well, he could have had his ass. Could have been like the holster and he just.
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That one video.
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Yeah, that's. I mean, you know. But the cheeks. He must have been a fat man. Yeah. Okay. If he's a big fat.
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That one video where the guy's.
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Good point.
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Doing both arms. You got five or six of those bodyguards in there. Sure. Okay.
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When the guy's going up to the elbow, leave of them.
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If his cherries out like that.
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I can see Brady's still worried about that rose bud thing. It's on his mind. We pull the video up again. Yes. We're watching it stand up. That should probably. Don't do it. The. Yeah, that's not designed for that. But the Kong aisle, there was one that you put peanut butter in. And I like. It's got a point on the top and it bubbles. And I'm like, this is for her pleasure. These aren't dog toys. And I know they're just laughing all the way to the bank because my dog's got one. And watching them pull on that double dong. Indestructible machine. Washable. It's all the same.
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I'm gonna have to ask the boys at MMP Guns if they sanitize all the guns that they get.
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Oh, I was gonna say they have an aisle of those other things. They might.
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Look, that's my mule section.
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Love Byron, love Eric, love the whole operation over there at Moment Palm. But if they had a gently pawned district of sex toys.
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I think they used to have an adult section.
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Videos?
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No, no, everything.
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Toys.
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I think so.
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No, you're not. You're not even allowed to have mattresses change hands without, like, going through government officials. Well, they were probably new. I mean, at that point, I can't imagine they were taking trade. And King Dong isn't being traded in for a pawn.
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It's in a blister pack. They're next to the dishwashers.
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How about the guy who's got a handle ago? Nah. I'll give you three bucks for the.
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Best I could do.
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The best I can do. Here, fill these papers. This isn't stolen, is it?
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That's a Jenna Jameson. Authentic.
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You don't know who that's been in.
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Man, that's your smuggler's news. Yuck. A Florida woman named Sarah Jimenez was arrested for stabbing her boyfriend in the eye for looking at other women.
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Oh, my God, that Magpie.
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Technically, she got him in the eyelid. Oh, and she was using a dog's rabies needle.
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No. Why does she have that?
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They love dogs.
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Just in case they run into a dog with rabies. He's got an EpiPen.
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Yeah. She was charged with aggravated battery. Sent jail on $7,500 bond. We've got. I've got some pee pee poo poo news.
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Okay.
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Hello, my friends. Brady Bogan with your pee pee poo poo news. This health digest asked an important question. Does farting burn calories?
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Man, How. How much do you not want to work out?
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Women's Health also did a write up a while back.
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Also Brady's number one Google search.
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They claim that every fart burns an average of 67 calories.
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Incorrect.
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It's not true.
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Yeah, I burned 300 already this morning.
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If it was. Yeah, we'd be losing a lot of weight.
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Yeah, Toledo would be. Karen Carpenter. 67 calories.
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1 rip.
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Come on.
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The muscles that make it happen are relaxing, not contracting. Activating your muscles is what burns calories. That said, if you have to strain to release that blast of gas, it might burn one calorie, maybe two.
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I don't know what's going on. He's hallucinating. He's hard as a rock for some reason.
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My dog, he's like, biting the air.
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Looking huge boner and, like, flipping out. He found some mushrooms. He's gonna fall off the couch again.
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Something happened.
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We need to have bus cam.
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Yes.
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Follow him around. A little GoPro. Yep. He falls off that couch three, four times a day.
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Company's looking for content. We'll just set up a live cam on.
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He's having a day.
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The supreme court of Ohio. Oh, no. Suspended a Noble county criminal defense attorney for one year with two years of probation. He was throwing a Pringles potato chip can filled with his own poop into the parking lot of the county courts. Parking lot there.
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Yeah.
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He did it six or seven times.
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He dumped his six Pringles cans.
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Yeah.
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Oh, my goodness.
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And he thought it's a funny prank, but they were looking into it. More to see. Well, he was on one of these trials and the person that he was going against would be in that parking lot too. But they couldn't find that beat.
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A
So he was just link.
- [24:16]
C
He thought he was basically in court. Said I was doing it as a funny prank.
- [24:21]
A
Randomly heaving his feces and Pringles cans. Yeah. Hilarious. Putting them sealing up and just Nowhere ville. Who picks up a Pringles can and looks in it anyway?
- [24:30]
C
Well, some caught him. They thought that was him throwing the Pringles can out. And then they went. Checked out the can. You open it? I don't know if they had to open it or it must have. They tied it to him. Well, they. They had to open up to do DNA matching up on this. Did they?
- [24:47]
B
No.
- [24:47]
A
I probably picked up a rogue Pringles can, but I don't look inside to see if I've won a problem.
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C
There's chips in there.
- [24:53]
A
She had trash.
- [24:54]
C
Whatever.
- [24:54]
A
I'm like, ah, this shouldn't be rolling around. I'm. I'm a decent citizen of Earth, you know? So I'll see a Pringles can. I pick it up and throw it out, but I'm not gonna look inside. And I wonder if there's human poo in this. And if there is, I'm not telling anybody. I'm just throwing it away. It's not a very good joke.
- [25:12]
C
I'm like, these sour cream and onions taste weird.
- [25:16]
A
You would eat it. I'm still going in. They melted. But I mean, must be an Italian guy's Pringles because they're gooey and globby.
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B
Running rich.
- [25:24]
A
Woo woo. I'm not sure I like the new flavor, but I'm going to finish the can. Burning them calories?
- [25:31]
C
Yeah.
- [25:32]
A
67 calories. Every time I fart. I've exercised all morning.
- [25:39]
C
Why would your Pee Pe Po News.
- [25:42]
A
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