Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks' Extend Show podcast.

Welcome in, final hour of the week, 14 hours up!

About to be the 15th hour of the week, completely appreciate all of you,

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I believe. Like I said, over 15 million downloads every single month. That is a monster number.

That's a credit to you guys. We want to be everywhere we can be, whether it's YouTube,

whether it's basically every platform out there that will have us. You can find us there.

And so we appreciate you guys doing so. Bucks, we were just going to break talking about the,

I think, profound mental health challenges that exist for young people.

Young girls in particular. And I think the online culture has created a broken idea of

what is and what is not normal. And I thought about this. So is it next weekend? I believe that

Barbie comes out. Mattel, they're doing a movie based on Barbie. And it is starring Margot Robbie.

And Margot Robbie has been in a lot of different movies over the last decade plus. But she became

famous. I would say, Buck, the first time for what I thought was a really funny movie, Leonardo

Caprio, Joan of Hill, the Wolf of Wall Street. She was the wife of the Leonardo Caprio character.

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