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This is like my favorite song.

This is Bob Dylan, everybody on a Friday.

Mix it up the medicine.

I'm on the pavement.

Think about the government.

The man in a trench coat badge that laid up says he's got a bad cop wants get paid off. All right. So that's my singing. Now we've got to do your singing. What song is that? This is subterranean homesick blues. All right. Bob Dylan is a bunch of songs where I was like, I know this song. No idea what it's called because it's always something weird. How about the one where he goes, hey, Mr. Tambourine, man. That's the name of that song. That's called Mr. Tambourine, man. Exactly right. He does have some odd titles for songs. That is true. By the way, I saw Paul McCartney in Buffalo recently on YouTube.

It came up. Yes. I think this weekend, pretty good. Isn't he like 80 at this point? He's an old fella, yeah. And the crowd went nuts when they were, oh, what's the name of the song? I forget when they had the video of John Lennon joined him in the middle of the song. It's tremendous. Yeah. He can still move. I guess. I was never a Beatles guy. I don't know why I was never that interested in Beatles. Fair enough. I just feel like he's like one of those legends before he goes. I would like to see one time. For sure. And I've missed my chance every time. So anyhow. I only saw him in 1989. Who was he playing with at that point? He was solo. No, but it was just him? It was like I saw Elton John and... What did I see Elton John with? Billy Joel. And Billy Joel. So it was just... Paul McCartney. Meta-Land? Yes, it was Giant Stadium at the time. How did I miss that? Yeah, I was way up in the rafters. Way, back, back, back, back, back. Well, the Elton John, Billy Joel one. Same thing. I think I was the last row. Yeah. That if I was staring at the stage, I was the furthest point from the stage. So that would make sense. I'm just curious. If I ask you how Paul McCartney is, you would say what? 83. I was going to say 80. Wow. He just turned 83. Nailed it. Look at you. Man, I am good at old people. You are pretty good. Not too bad. All right. We have reached week 12. Week 12. Week 12. It opened last night with a game that I think we would have actually called a cool game. I do. Based on the number one defense versus the bill's offense, yes. Even though it's the Texans, and I think we like Davis Mills. So I actually do think we would have. That having been said, we got a full slate of games.

So without further ado, I present to you.

Al Dukes and cool games.

Thank you so much, Jerry Ricko, on this football Friday.

I feel good, too, while you're at it.

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