Hour 1: Reading Lists To Feel Alive

The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz

Meadowlark Media

Sports

4.7 • 32.4K Ratings

🗓️ 24 May 2023

⏱️ 39 minutes

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There's a new "Top 75 College Football Quarterbacks of the 2000s" and Jessica read it just to feel alive. Then, why are AROD and Derek Jeter allowed to be courtside at the Heat game in Miami? Plus, we analyze LeBron's hints at retirement, the name 'Gar,' and Charlotte and other employees stealing snacks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're listening to Giraffe King's Network.
0:11.1	Tampa Bay.
0:13.2	Where you feel the warmth of the sand under your feet by day.
0:17.5	And the beat of downtown by night.
0:20.4	Make it a holiday of a lifetime on Florida's golf coast.
0:24.8	With beaches that stretch for miles, a vibrant waterfront scene,
0:28.8	and incredible theme parks just a top-down drive away.
0:32.8	Book now for 2024 with Virgin Atlantic holidays at your local store on the phone,
0:38.2	or at virginholidays.co.uk.
0:40.9	This is the Dunlabor tour show with the Stugat's Podcast.
0:50.4	Sometimes when I see a ranking of top whatever in a sports category,
0:55.1	I click on it just to see if I'll feel something.
0:57.2	To see if I'm truly dead inside yet.
0:59.4	And I'll tell you one thing.
1:00.8	I am, Dan.
1:02.0	I am feeling alive after I clicked on Hill Connolly's top 75 quarterbacks of the 2000s.
1:08.1	Get out of here.
1:08.8	Oh, I saw this.
1:10.0	I missed this.
1:10.8	I am also very at peace with the knowledge that I am still alive
1:16.0	because I felt something too.
1:17.7	And not only did I control F for Brady Quinn, 46, by the way,
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