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Still screaming.

Humberg's Morning Sickness. Don't mind it, maybe a KUVD.com.

Glorious Monday, just flouting right along, and before we get to the entertainment drill,

our funniest listener, Scott Haynes, is firing over like crazy. I mean, he's been good today.

And about the wall, he says one wall Toledo cannot get through. We're talking about the border wall.

It's the one built with unopened and returned Father's Day cards that are littering his garage right.

They send him back, and he builds that just stacked up tons to a wall.

We had the dead girl stuff in his garage. I know remember that tribute that went to the wrong

line. Look, again, Toledo didn't do anything to, if you don't remember, somebody dropped off a

bunch of, we'll miss you dead girl balloons to Toledo's house. They got the wrong address,

and instead of trying to find out where it belonged, Toledo kept it and put it in his garage.

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