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Live from the outkicked studios appreciate all of you hanging out with us hope you're having a good start to your new year.

We're all in the fight against COVID-19 and Ford Motor Company is doing their part by manufacturing and donating 100 million mass to underserved communities and Ford encourages everyone to join the effort.

We're so close to winning this fight and these next weeks are crucial. Let's hold the line. Look out for each other so we can get back to where we were a message from the Ford Motor Company.

So yesterday on the final show of 2020 we played a group of angry collars a medley that Danny G had put together that I thought was a good way to start off 2021 as well.

Many of you loved the angry collars believe it or not some people don't like me and sometimes they call the show. I think you will enjoy it. It begins now.

Do you have an actual argument? No, I'm an idiot, but what's your argument? How can you possibly fear this garbage on the air?

Kids aren't getting it because they're not in school where they can spread it with each other. They're at home quarantine everybody else.

Chris, the data in no, no Chris, pause down. You're screaming. You're making no sense. You're acting like a typical Corona bro. You're all emotional.

Kids are also still interacting. We know that the data is out there. They need to be in school. If the requirement is in order for schools to be open, kids have to wear masks.

I would sign that paperwork in a heartbeat because it's more important that kids be in school than it is anything else. Do you have anything else you want to say?

I'm going to apologize for saying some of the stuff I said about you.

We got Josh and Virginia. Josh, what you got for me?

Listen, I was listening to you last week and you were talking about the same exact thing. You're kind of being a hypocrite saying that you wish baseball would come back.

You just said that you had a choice with your job to either stay out of work or come back to work.

And what did I do? You could have made the choice just like the baseball players.

Okay, so wait, hold on. How does that make me? How did you stop stopping? Listen to me for just a second.

How does it make me a hypocrite to choose to take less money and continue to do my job when I'm saying baseball players should do the exact same thing?

A hypocrite would be someone who does the opposite of what they say.

I am literally telling baseball players to do the same thing that I did, which is take less money given the current economic circumstances that currently exist.

I could have said, screw you guys. I've got a contract. You have to pay me exactly what I'm owed or I'm not showing up.

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