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Hey, let's take some calls.

Let's go to Steve, Union City.

Steve, how you doing?

I'm doing great, Mark.

I wanted to comment on Seattle's idea of taxing the football players from other cities and states when they play there.

I'm an actor, a retired actor. Cities and states all over the country have been doing this to us when we're on tour for decades. We go into some city and they decide, oh, we're going to tax you while you're here for the portion of the money that you made while you're here. So we're being taxed without representation and kind of double taxed because we're still paying tax to the state where we live.

Yeah, it's absolutely ridiculous.

And what were you in that we might have seen?

I was in the Broadway company of 42nd Street for three and a half years, the national company of Footloose, lots of other shows.

Very good. Excellent.

Thanks for calling Steve.

Take care.

Let's go to Robert in New Jersey.

Robert, how you doing? Good morning, Mark. I wanted to make a comment about the alternative

halftime show. The big name there was Kid Rock a Con. And the problem was he didn't

actually come on and perform a knock. The other halftime show with the game was over, so everybody went back to watch the game.

And the big name for the alternative halftime show, I don't even think anybody saw it.

Well, actually, 7 million people saw the alternative show.

Seven million actually switched over from the Super Bowl to watch the Kid Rock show.

Let's go to Bob in Georgia.

Bob, how you doing?

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