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There is the sneak-a-peaker who darts their eyes between the road and their texts, or the nightlighter, who illuminates their car after dark.

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the driver who killed someone. Put the phone away or pay. Paid for by NHTSA.

Live from Southern California, this is the Jim Rome show.

All right, so let me start first with what went down last night in Dallas, because there

almost no words, really, to accurately describe the insanity that went down in Dallas last

night. However, since it is my job to use my words to describe what went down in

Dallas last night, I'm going to do my best. Let me start right here. That was simply put one of the

most unique and incredible and brutal yet fascinating regular season games, pretty much an NBA history, an entire arena, an entire fan base,

showing up to support the guy on the other team and to boo the hell out of their own franchises,

decision makers.

That's unique. That's unique.

That's rare.

That's pretty much unheard of.

And it all went down while the entire planet watched.

And it's always been apparent how much of a disaster this trade is.

But it was never more so than it was last night.

It was already a disaster for the Mavericks before they even tipped off.

Then they popped on that tribute video and then Luca completely lost it.

And that tribute video was always going to be a bit awkward, right?

And by a bit awkward, I mean,

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