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Happy 4th of July, everybody. I hope you all are celebrating well and safely. We're going to

celebrate today with a movie review. Varsity Blues is what's in the chamber. Chris Nate,

Kyle and Kingston all went back, watched the movie. We've got some great takes now that it's

fresh in our minds. We're going to talk about our favorite scenes. We'll obviously fire off

our favorite quotes. We fire off almost too many favorite quotes. But this really turned out to be

a great football movie. I mean, you've got John Boyd playing the villain nearly perfectly. You

got James Vanderbeak figuring out his accent as the movie goes along and you've got pretty much

peak Paul Walker. So enjoy the guys giving this movie a deep dive. We really go into everything.

And then for the second half of the show, Kyle Kingston and myself jumped on the mics.

We just talked about what was going on. This was a couple days after we recorded the Varsity Blues

review and we just wanted to have a little bit of fun. It's the summer we wanted to talk about

July 4th. We wanted to talk about me and Kyle playing golf, which I know y'all saw all the

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