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And now move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's up everybody? Welcome to move the sticks. DJ Bucky back with you. Bucky has a go man.

Maybe one step closer. Training camps are opening up Dallas and Pittsburgh.

They open up at the end of the week. So we're here. Like this.

It's all we're finally back to football and so we can start talking about real stuff instead of

a special lady and all the other stuff. You know what's funny?

I'm going to be I got to drive my daughter's car out to Dallas.

She goes to school out there. So I got to drop out. I'm going to drop that off this weekend because I

shouldn't have to be at school for a little while yet, but I'm not going to be able to do it once we get to August because we're.

You know, you're not going to put that on a flatbed. I looked at that, but then I got to

cheap because I was like, I can put it on that, but I could just save all this money.

I mean, who's who's more trained than you or I to go for a drive?

Man, that's I will say this. I can do it. It makes us appreciate our new life by looking at what our life used to be.

I guess, man, but I might have paid somebody just to get in the car and drive that.

I've done that before when I was playing. I used to have a buddy that I would just pay to just drive the car from my home in North Carolina

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