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KMS LIVE | January 3, 2024 - Oofy Maloofy ft. Beyond Average Mick & Daver From Hull
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2:46:03Now PlayingDaver joins Kirk in studio with Beyond Average Mick producing as Coleman and Gus serve their suspension. Justin calls in to break down Gus' charger purchase. Gus gains another week of a suspension after tweeting last night. This may be the end of Gus, now that he has broken Kirk's trust. Mick gets caught in a Gus moment by lying about having the audio ready. Kirk thinks Stevey Bits is a phony. Kirk hints at who sent him the Barstool NY email from KFC and gives an update on his friendship with Rico. Kirk calls Jersey Jerry during his seemingly endless hole-in-one stream. Aaron Rodgers called out Jimmy Kimmel for potentially being on the Epstein list. Claudine Gay resigned. Kirk gives his take on Turtleboy and Cullinane. Mick attempts to take calls. Intern Josh calls in to give his side of the Best Of and reveals a secret intern. Kirk offers Gus an opportunity to make a final pitch for his job. Mick gives an update on his relationship with Al.
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