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Welcome to Thursday show morning studio morning.

Listen, it's early in the morning. I'm always like how much excitement do I bring really early? I don't know some of you folks trying to sleep.

Like I just barbs in the room. Hopefully you elected to have us on, but you know when it's early, sometimes you don't love the excitement.

And I say that because if I get on a flight and it's really early, I ain't trying to have people even the person over the speaker.

I don't need too much excitement. I don't need any fun and games and flight attendants. Like I'm ready to lay down. Put my head down. Follow sleep.

Here is a 6am flight last week on a Southwest Airlines flight where they grabbed the little phone and like, everybody, and just singing full blast. I will always love you.

Oh, that's so mean. Like a fork and just shove it in my ears. That's so mean. What did they hurt? Wait, it ain't good enough to do that at 3pm.

And it doesn't matter how good it is a 6am. I would bet you 60% of the plane is just wanting to go to sleep. And I'm sure that's that flight attendants routine where they get on.

They sing everybody like, and then they go about their little announcements. 6am. That anything. You don't do it before 9. I'm going to put it at 9. If it's 8.58, you wait 2 minutes.

You let it get in the air. One more time. Here's the flight attendant that early.

That is such a sour note. That's like one of the people on Idol in the early stages where you knew their mom. And now it's watching them sing and I'd be like, man, I'm proud of you for doing it.

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