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Hello and welcome.

It's our number two.

Our number two of the podcast.

And we have a spicy hot diatribe from Carlos Correa, the dirty

shortstop from those deplorable Astros playing the role of the wrestling heel.

And he said, what are you going to say about us now?

He said after the Astros won a couple of playoff games, we will give the rebuttal to Carlos Correa's State of the Union here in our number two of the podcast.

Enjoy.

Playing the role of the heel, welcome in the beginning of another hour.

It's the Ben Mather Show.

We are in the air everywhere, coast to coast and border to border on the vast Fox Sports Radio Network emanating live from inside the magic radio box.

And remember, we're big, but we're live and local.

Because most people, likely yourself, who listen to radio, listened by themselves.

We wish people rallied around the radio like the early days of radio when the medium first

began and people would sit around and they'd have their big chairs and they'd all,

the family would get together and listen to a radio show. That not usually how it works normally it's people alone who can't sleep

who have insomnia on our show people with insomnia driving a truck by yourself out in the sticks

nobody for miles and you're tuned in or you're working in a factory somewhere and making donuts or whatever you might be doing working you're tuned in, or you're working in a factory somewhere and making donuts

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