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We got to say thanks to the guy that was out there with Brett all morning long helping us out,

Rodney, Ron Horse, evidently tried to race an old lady. You say he lost by a lot. I was pulling

out of the parking lot while she was getting to her car, and unless she tripped and fell,

which she could have broken up on the way there in that neighborhood, I get it. It happened.

It looked like he wasn't even out of the story yet. Which means he wouldn't have made it back

to the booth. You know, it's funny. Those broken hip jokes used to be hilarious to me.

Yeah. I think they're still hilarious. They're not.

You shut your mouth, broken hips, nothing to choke them out, pal.

But Lawrence took care of you. You sure did, that time.

Still not funny, guy. Relax, pal. That's why I'm afraid of my mountain bike right now.

Like, shatter this thing. I'm going to eat bike this weekend. I'm going to get on

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