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This is the Dominique Fox Earth show. We are joined by my friend and one of my favorite

morning radio personalities,

Chris Canty in the building.

Welcome, well, he's in his home.

He's not in the building.

He's on the Zoom with me and my buddy Charlie. I got a couple of questions. First of all,

when's the next time you're coming on on sportsman like my radio show

6 a.m. You said, okay, there's that and second question is, have you stolen somebody else's Jack?

Yes, this is not this is a unsportsman-like conversation that has not made it to the

Dominique Foxer show but Charlie I don't know if you know this, but,

last time I was in New York, or two times ago actually I was in New York,

I have the same brand of like jacket as this is not going to make it any better as

Michelle Smallman so I'm running out you're the I guess you're the small man

I knew it was coming she spells it with an oh so I guess I'm a small

Jamaican small mong I don't know so I ran out and grabbed her jacket by mistake took it all the way to DC and then tried to mail it back to her and it eventually came but it took a while to get here I got back before the jacket got back but I'm headed to a restaurant tonight so I can buy her a gift

certificate as an apology which is a lot cheaper than me having to buy her a new

coat but yes I'm out of the jacket still in business for now.

I still don't understand, Nick, why you mailed the jacket instead of just bringing it back

the next time in the grid studio.

Because I overnighted it, thinking that I took her jacket

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