HOUR 2: Super Bowl Takeaways, Your Calls Continued

The Valenti Show

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🗓️ 10 February 2025

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Mike and Rico continue their discussion on Super Bowl 59 takeaways into the second hour of the show. They take more of your calls and read your ticket texts.

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0:00.0	This is injury attorney David Feminineo.
0:02.2	A personal injury of any sort is in fact personal.
0:05.5	I have dedicated my entire career to securing justice and maximizing recovery for those
0:10.7	who have been injured in an accident.
0:12.2	I also make sure that my clients get all of the medical care that they need to recover
0:16.8	after an accident.
0:18.0	You need an injury attorney who makes it personal.
0:20.7	So if you or someone you know is injured, you need to tell them to call me at 855-65 crash
0:26.3	or go to my website.
0:27.6	Get David, getpaid.com.
0:30.1	All right, I'm going to ignore the Whitmerfield stuff.
0:32.4	I want to just say one thing before we get right back into the Super Bowl.
0:36.1	60 seconds or less, here we go.
0:38.3	Can we just get to a space where when coaches sign, you know, a contract, they have to
0:43.8	stay where they're at for at least two years?
0:46.2	Dusty May just got there.
0:48.0	Do you know what Michigan shouldn't have to do because Dusty May actually showed a pulse?
0:53.3	Give him a new deal.
0:55.2	Like, he hasn't been here a year.
0:58.8	We are living in La La Land.
1:01.6	Now, I am fine if after two or three years you earn a tenured status and can entertain other offers.
1:08.5	Otherwise, what's the point of a contract?
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