May 24, 2025
Memorial Day Weekend Plus Separating The Lock From The Key
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Broadcasting live, good afternoon, Blockhead Nation, and thank you for
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stopping by. Once again. You are listening to your favorite blockhead,
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the only podcasting podcasting world that can somehow incorporate the
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Peanuts comic strip one year and then be talking about
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MMA and Warriors inside of the octagon the next I
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am your host. My name is Brian Little Am talking
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to you from the Blockhead Mansion, also known as my
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house with my dogs in the living room. If you
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hear some movement in the background, they don't understand the
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idea of audio quality. So I hope that you will
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be patient with me as I look for this, but
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I also want to come with a sincere apology block
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At Nation. Those of you that were expecting an episode
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last week, part of the problem was there was a
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lot of unpredictable weather forecasting. Was it gonna rain, was
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it not gonna rain? It came in spurts, and you know,
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there was just not a whole lot to talk about.
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I was just not confident with what I could bring
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to the table. So if I can't give you a
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really good show, then I don't want to feel like
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I am confined to be giving you just what I
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have in the tank or be scraping the bottom of
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the pan. I feel like blockad Nation. You deserved better
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from me than that, So thank you for understanding that
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I postponed a week and took a week to myself
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so that I can get back on here and get
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fired up on the mic again. And what makes it
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hard is that this week is getting into a day
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that is not an exciting day for any veteran that
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on Veterans Day we have to embrace what Veterans Day is.
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Memorial Day is a very different thing. And I will
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talk about that on the back end because I've got
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to cover what I was intending to get into last week,
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and that was more about adult appearances in the comic
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strip in the Peanuts. Because three things are always talked
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about on this show. Number one, God is King. Number two,
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Peanuts is the single most successful comic strip in American history.
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And number three, mixed martial arts is the greatest sport
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under God's hot sun. There's a whole lot that I
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can't talk about in depth over in that world, but
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we can always celebrate the cartoonist Charles Schultz, the creator
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of Snoopy and the Peanuts Gang anytime that we talk
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about this show, that's easy to do. So if we
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talk about adult appearances, did they belong or did they
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not belong? Well, there have been instances where an adult
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is usually accompanied by a sound of a trombone, as
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in the Teacher, Miss Othmar or the Adults. You would
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hear the infamous boom and a response from Charlie Brown
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or the kids, yes, ma'am. But there were times when
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Charles Schultz actually would attempt to experiment with incorporating adults,
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and the first time he did that was in nineteen
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fifty four. So if we look at the comic strips
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that came out of the Charles Schultz Museum, this was
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published a few weeks ago that Charles Schultz did try it.
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It was rare to use a Sunday format for a
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continued storyline, but he tried it, and he reflected on
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it years down the road. So in nineteen ninety two,
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this is what Charles Schultz had to say about including
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adults into a child's world like the Peanuts. This is
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what he said, quote, I drew a whole bunch of
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adults in a gallery where Lucy was playing in a
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golf tournament, which is something I never should have done,
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but it was an experiment. Now the strip has become
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so abstract that the introduction of an adult would destroy it,
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because you can't have an adult in a strip where
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a dog is sitting on a doghouse pretending he's chasing
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the Red Baron. It just doesn't work. So he continued
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it for a few of the series back in the
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nineteen fifties, but it just didn't click. Now I'm so
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thankful that he mentioned the Red Baron because I'll mention
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him for the rest of part one of this podcast.
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Because this is Memorial Day weekend where we take time
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to remember those who courageously served and gave their lives,
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and the World War One flyon Ace is always used.
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I mean the holiday hours for the Charles Schultz Museum,
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you have the portrayal of Snoopy as the World War
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One fly and Ace in pursuit of the Red Baron,
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and that is befitted. But for Memorial Day, it's more
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of that. As a lot of US veterans who don't
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know how to respond on Veterans Day when we're thanked
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for our service. It's not that we don't want the credit,
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it's that we didn't do it for that reason. We served.
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We have many of there are still out there. We
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have our fellow brothers and sisters that are still standing
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in a post or standing in the watch, and we
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don't feel like we deserve more credit than what they
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are currently doing. That's just the truth for the inside
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of a veteran. This is speaking from the heart blockhead Nation.
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But Charles Schultz portrayed this a few times, even in
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a special TV episode he did called Bon Voyage Charlie
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Brown where they were foreign exchange students in Europe. This
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is where you got to see another side of the
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World War One flying ace because at one point, Snoopy
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and Woodstock make their way to a sports bar, well
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really more of a sports cafe where he goes inside
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and he's listening to a jukebox. It's really an empty
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restaurant with checkered coverings for the tables, and he's listening
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to the jukebox and he continues to have root beer
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float after root beer float after root beer float, basically
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drowning his sorrows in it. That's part of where the
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idea for the root beer and Snoopy accompaniment on this
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podcast that I use quite often. There's even a part
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where Woodstock pulls out a violin and immediately the mood
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shifts to where Snoopy is no longer enjoying the music
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from the jew box, that he is in a depressive state.
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He starts to shed a few tears until finally the
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music changes back to the juke box, he gets a
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refill of root beer, and he's back to his normal,
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enjoyable self. But every time that Woodstock would do it,
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it's almost a imitation and a complete portrayal of what
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happened in Charlie Brown's Halloween episode about the Great Pumpkin.
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You saw how Schroeder would play the militant music that
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would get him inspired, but as soon as he would
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shift into sadder music, then he would break down into tears.
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There's truth that for so many of us that are
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post military or even current military. And since it is
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Memorial Day, and by the time that I speak to
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you next, we're gonna be getting closer and closer to
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D Day. So what more befitting way of sharing with
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you the same thing that Charles Schultz shared on his
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episode of What Have We Learned? Charlie Brown, you have
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Dwight Eisenhower's speech post the attack of the invasion of
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Normandy and Omaha Beach and all that. But you have
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the message that Eisenhower sent out, which is the order
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of the day for D Day. I don't believe that
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there's anything more befitting to show you what this weekend
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is all about. So, without any further ado, may I
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share with you, Blockhead Nation, the words that Dwight Eisenhower
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used for the heroes of D Day. Soldiers, sailors, and
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airmen of the Allied Expeditionary Force. You are about to
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embark upon the great crusade towards which we have striven
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these many months. The eyes of the world are upon you.
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The hope and prayers of liberty loving people everywhere march
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with you. In company with our brave allies and brothers
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in arms and other fronts. You will bring about the
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destruction of the German war machine, the elimination of Nazi
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tyranny over the oppressed peoples of Europe, and security for
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ourselves in a free world. Your task will not be
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an easy one. Your enemy is well trained, well equipped,
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and battle hardened. He will fight savagely. But this is
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the year nineteen forty four. Much has happened since the
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Nazi triumphs of nineteen forty through nineteen forty one. The
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United Nations have inflicted upon the Germans great defeats and
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open battle man to man. Our air offensive has seriously
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reduced their strength in the air and their capacity to
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wage war on the ground. Our home fronts have given
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us an overwhelmingly superiority in weapons and munitions of war,
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and placed at our disposal great reserves of trained fighting men.
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The tide has turned. The free men of the world
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are marching together to victory. I have full confidence in
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your courage, devotion to duty, and skill in battle. We
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will accept nothing less than full victory good luck unless
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beseech the blessing of Almighty God upon this great and
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noble undertaking. Our scripture reading for this podcast comes from
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Revelation chapter twenty one, verse seven. He that overcometh shall
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inherit all things, and I will be his God, and
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he shall be my son. Reflection from Bluelair Bible says,
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echoing the testimony of his promise to the nation of Israel,
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God speaks thus to the overcoming Church, I will be
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your God, and you will evermore be my people. The
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Father's love is great, is a beauty to behold. Ever
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and beyond the end of days. Will God's majesty remain
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blockhead nation, and we his people shall endure and praise
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his name forever. As I can tell you in the
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next upcoming weeks, Saturday in May thirty first, we do
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have an APEX showdown that does have a really good
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main event. Women's flyway about ranked number four Aaron Blanchfield,
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who has the slight advantage in the betting averages right
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now versus the gritty number five ranked Macy Barber, somebody
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who does not back down from a fight. So in
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the Apex, We've got a really good main event coming
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up out of Las Vegas along with the next pay
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per view UFC three to sixteen that's gonna be in
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the Prudential Center in Newark, which is the rematch from
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Arab versus Sean O'Malley. I mean, this is really looking good.
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So if I can just kind of briefly look at this,
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we got our rematch for the main event, Julian Opinion
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will finally get her hands on number two ranked Kayla Harrison,
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who can't wait to get her hands on the champion,
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Julian Opania, this is what I'm paying close attention to.
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You have the anomaly of Joe Pifer in the middleweights
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going up against Kelvin Gatslom So it's a veteran versus
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the Dana White Contender series anomaly. That is Joe Pifer
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going to look like what happened recently to Bo Nickel
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or is he still going to plow through everybody that's
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put in front of him in the middleweights He's given
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the advantage of right now, the odd are in his favor.
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We got a Bellator champion, Patchie Mix, who fell through
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with his contract in the PFL, that's coming over and
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making his debut in the bantamweights against number ten ranked
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Mario Batista. So I admitted, I'm excited about Patchi Mix
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coming over, just like I've been excited about Aaron Pico
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coming over. I was happy when Michael Chandler came over.
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All these guys that are bellatur names getting their chance
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to be with the Mothership as the UFC. Not to
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mention Vicente and Luke versus Kevin Holland. I'm thrilled with
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this one. But even though I could just lay out
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everything that is beneficial about these upcoming two weeks post
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Memorial Day, I gotta tell you a block at nation.
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I'm hung up on it too. Every time I talk
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with somebody about MMA, the same incident comes up, the
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same topic, and that is, are we ever going to
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see John Jones fight Tom aspinall and friends? I don't
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have the key that will open the lock for you.
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I really don't. Every time I answer that, it's tiresome
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for me. And I'm not the only one that feels
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this way. If you're going to trust any of the
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MMA journalists out there, most of the time, the one
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that is the most upfront and the quickest with breaking
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news that you can rely on is usually Ariel Howane.
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And Arielhwane is over it with John Jones, who not
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too long ago did an Instagram live somewhere in Europe
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where he's living his end I quote best life and
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he's getting called out by fans. It's the same thing
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that I could talk about here, that you're ducking Tom.
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You're not giving the interim champion a chance to fight,
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so he's waiting for surreal gone now. If you can't
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get me somebody else, then you know, let's get a
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scheduled fight in because he's gone three hundred days where
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he hasn't faced anybody, but he's plowed through everybody. So
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there have been fan tweets about Jones suggesting that he's
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enjoyed his last days as a champion before he gets stripped.
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So Ariel is not the one that's bringing you the
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key to unlock the tumblers and be able to show
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us what's happening here. Even another guy who does a
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very good job of discussing what the UFC is all
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about is a guy who John Jones has actually silenced
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in the past. I know of two guys that he
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has said when John Jones gets interviewed that he won't
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talk to. He doesn't want to talk to Chill's son,
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which is obvious because Chill is known for it being
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a troll to him. But another person he doesn't want
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to talk to that makes him look weak when he
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says this, he doesn't want to talk to Luke Thomas. So,
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in contrast, a guy who makes John look weak on
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the microphone because he won't take his questions being Luke Thomas,
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who's kind of a free agent out there. But now
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John Jones is actually this is something that Luke Thomas
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has said is making the UFC look weak because you
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gotta ask who's in charge here. You are under contract
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with the UFC, and you have so many fights here
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are supposed to do a year. You are a privileged
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