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Bugging.
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That band is bugging.
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The song was bugging out.
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That was live at some place where they do live shows.
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I think they're from Chicago.
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You know, I'm so out of shape that I, yeah.
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They said they're sick of hardcore having to be all beat down New York heavy shit stuff.
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Let's do fun hardcore again, like when Gavin did it.
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And I appreciate the shout out, especially on today's show, which is all lots and lots of me news.
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I might call the episode me news.
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And you know what's happening with bands now?
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I play such incredible music on the show that the algorithm, the actual biological algorithm out there, people are sending me good shit now.
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A baby monster sent me this.
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So I've played such good music for so long.
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I don't get like nickelback bands.
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I'd say one in 10 of the opening songs you guys send me are shitty.
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90% high quality tunage.
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And I feel like I'm back interested in music as much as I was back in Vice days where my job depended on it.
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It's like when you raise your kids good, they're going to change your diapers when you shit yourself.
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So you learn, you teach them how to give good presents, and then Christmas rules.
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I don't feel like hurting you for some reason today.
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Well, that's because I'm right.
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Where's that retarded chink?
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Oh my God, he was wigging out.
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I sent you, this isn't in the notes, I sent it later.
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But Ryan lost his temper at 7-Eleven recently, and I don't know.
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I haven't spoken to him.
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I don't know what got into him.
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Yeah.
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He's angry.
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Well, I do.
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I have the clip here, and it is him.
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So no argument on that.
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Okay?
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Why am I so mad?
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I love this.
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Top priority, his privacy.
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That's so Asian.
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Get your shit together, bud.
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Also in friends of mine, Anthony came over this weekend, and he went to the fridge and noticed that it was on fire.
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Our fridge burst into flames, and he was talking about it right here.
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That's my friend discovering it.
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There's a fucking fire in the fucking freezer mate.
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Fire and ice cuts.
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Yes.
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So I'm glad he pointed that out.
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The whole house could have burned down.
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Also in the news of our friends, Alex Stein went up to, where is it?
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Maine, Rhode Island, one of those weird places where the liberals love guns and have American flags in their yard.
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Northern America is weird.
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I don't find them very nice in Vermont and Maine.
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It's an unusual group.
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I don't think I like that part of America.
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I know it makes sense.
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They say there's no tax and it sounds like the south of the north, but I find them to be quite rude.
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Have you noticed, have you ever been up there?
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Rhode Island, Maine, Vermont?
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Yeah.
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Yeah, a little bit of Maine and Vermont.
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And then we went skiing up there.
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And you know why it's annoying is because you're just being you.
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They seem like they're nice.
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They're nice people, but to each other.
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But they could smell that you're from New York or you like Trump.
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So they're fucking mean to you.
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Yeah, they vote for Bernie.
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Yeah.
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And they could sense it on you.
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Yeah.
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If you didn't.
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Well, I don't like when you vote for Bernie.
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The fish and Alex Stein tried to convince Mario to stay in the tank.
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Mauro.
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