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Can't get enough of Boomer and Cardin in the morning.

Al Dukes and Jerry Recco are here with some sports news and updates they didn't have time to cover.

Here we go!

It's the Boomer and Carton Coast Game Show with Al and Jerry. Well, I had no idea that it was Thursday earlier this morning on the warm-up, which you'll hear in just a couple of moments. We start this podcast on a Thursday, as I have since figured that out. We will be a Borgata tomorrow, so keep that in mind, everybody. Looking forward to that, right, Al? Oh, yes. So, hi, Jerry. You're looking forward to that. Yes. I have a question for you before we get into the nonsense we usually do.

I will... everybody looking forward to that right al oh yes so hi jerry you're looking forward to that yes i have a

question for you before we get into the nonsense we usually do i will yeah a little bit i was sometimes

when i have a few minutes i'll hit youtube for whatever different music saw you know maybe whether

it's new music old music it could be van hal it could be... So let me ask you this.

It hits your head and you go, I'm going to listen to that, or you go there just start browsing.

Usually I hear a song coming in and I think, all right, maybe you just want to see what the video is like.

Where it hit me this morning, why do they even make videos anymore?

Like I remember, you know, with the MTV generation and all that, when music videos was what MTV did. And people would turn it on to watch the videos. And there was a product to really sell in between, you know, five or six videos in a row, kind of like you'll get nine or ten songs and are on the radio. And then you get a long stop set. All right, that's fine. But like,

what is the point? Some of these videos I was watching this morning, they look like Hollywood

productions that must cost a fortune. So as the music person that I respect you for being, I ask

you why? What's the point? Well, I think a lot of young people watch YouTube and watch a lot of it.

So they go there looking for music videos.

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