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77 WabC. So John Schell, who happens to be the chief, he's a big-time guy, this guy.

Now he has his own entry music on sitting friends in the morning. And this is it. This is your song, right? This was a contract that we broke it last time. So I don't know why you're bringing up again. This is part of the norm. Yeah. So when you saw it like an anti-Israel rally, for example, and you get out of your car, do you blast this song for the media and the public to hear it? I don't think that'd be apropos in that situation, but in this situation, and is that problem? And let me tell you something. I'm a little annoyed here. We're going to start to show off in a bad way here. Why? You don't ever leave this country without proper notification to me.

Yeah.

And then. I'm saying, I'm a little annoyed here. We're going to start to show off in a bad way here. Why? You don't ever leave this country without proper notification to me. Yeah. And now we've established, Kaz and I have to establish that you're the Doseki's guy. You're the most interesting man in the world. I am. You go parachute and wear a parachute. You wrestle with alligators and come out with nice boots. I'll tell you of the Dose. That's hilarious. And after going to Europe and seeing all those Muslims, it's akin to what you're talking about, just so you know. And if I sound Islamophobic, it's because I am. I don't care. I am, okay? Like my friend, the misfit patriot says, we're not Islamophobic enough in this country. But you go to Europe. I walked around Paris, London, Wales. I mean, I landed at a Heathrow airport in London. I thought I landed in Pakistan. I couldn't believe it. Anyway, that's not for today's discussion. But we'll talk about this later. Kaz Daughtry, Batman. How are you, handsome? I am doing good.

Sid, you know, so you know I must love you if Batman gets out of his belt at 5 o'clock in the morning to make it. I know. And why do you look, you look, I mean, you always look good. You're a good looking guy, but you look great today. Sid, honestly, I'm looking at you with your shirt popped open. And I'm like, oh, God, I'm drooling over here.

But you must have a press conference or something.

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