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Our own Dave Carter sat down with Ricochet member, veteran, and longtime friend Bob Lee for some frivolity and a bit of sober analysis on current headlines from a gentleman who, by virtue of his mind and life experience, is eternally interesting. Given that into every sober conversation a little lunacy must fall, Dave’s Cajun friend, Alphonse Fontenot, called in to talk dating, baseball, and the NFL. You won’t want to miss a minute of this one.
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Alphonse Fontenot
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Not sure, but I think they're related.
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Ah, I thought you might enjoy Alphonse's little tantrums too! He's like a zoo exhibit,..fun to watch, but you wouldn't necessarily want to own one.
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