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Squatter's Rights and Lefts · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  take away from the specialness of it and the tournament and championship. Same thing
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  with college football. They want to go from four teams to twenty teams.
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  Well, you're kind of taking away every time you add. It's supposed to
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  be this thing that's hard to get to. Now you're just adding more people.
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  But hey, sorry out to my I gotta say sorry. I'll tired
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  on the Tiglers. You know, we might get a victory too, might
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  find ourselves deep into the tournament. But the big boys start today, the
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  ladies start today. A lot of intrigue around the women's game with our young
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  lady Caitlyn Clark, who the William Twitty hates. I don't hate you,
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  just straight up hate Caitlyn Clark, he said, mainly just because Caitlyn Clark
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  is white, he said, which is racist? Which is really which is
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  racist? So he admitted to being racist without admitting to the direct William Twitty's
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  in the building, Comanchie Gregg and the funny Man himself from Smyrner is in
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  the building. Guys, do you know anyone have you had an issue with
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  squatters. I'm reading that it's so bad in states like California with the squatters
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  that guys are being paid. They call them squatter hunters. I'm quite sure
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  to become a Netflix show in a minute. It is all right, I'm
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  saying, because it's happening in Calis Howard already I already pitched the script and
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  already Ron Howard had already wrote wrote one. You know him and his brother.
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  They was like, man, what we should write a story about squatters?
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  But squatters seem to have big rights around our country, even in the
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  cities that are not necessarily sanctuary city. Swatters seemed to be, uh,
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  you think I own a proper You're here illegally. I basically walk in,
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  push you out, and that's it. But out in California, at least
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  in this area, somewhere close to Lebron James's new home. They said,
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  it's in the area where Lebron James is building a new home. I think
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  j Low and Ben Affleck live had some squatters took over this like five million
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  dollar mansion. They threw these parties. Whoever went in full went all in.
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  He was renting rooms, right, he was doing parties, charging to
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  come to the parties. And it took a little He had made a fake
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  lease, so that went that far. So it was a little more complicated
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  than what you would think. You would think you're on someone's property illegally,
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  you have to go right, but it seems to be some law legislations.
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  Well, he had that squatters. You can't now even here recently as close
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  to home as here in the Atlanta area. Last week they had a news
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  coverage about the Sheriff's department having to come and finally get some squatters out of
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  a man's home. And these aren't homes in abandoned neighborhoods or distressed parts of
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  town. This is in the middle of neighborhoods like a Lebron and Jalo and
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  ben Affleck. And what happens is these people break in somehow take ownership of
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  the property. They've gone as far as to in this case, change the
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  lock, and then when the owner showed up, they said, no,
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  we're renting the home from this guy. And they produce some lease and now
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  the police and investigators are looking for this person. But because you are supposedly
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  legally in this property in your mind, you have to have the process process,
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  which is the first of all. I got to prove that I own
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  it. Then I got to prove that you really ain't renting it. Why
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  isn't it just breaking an entering? Well, I'm I'm trying to figure it.
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  Like what I know, there's such thing as squatter's rights. I'm trying
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  to figure out what that acts. But why would you have any rights?
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  An issue to you, I don't know. And that has always amazed me
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  too, is that I can't I'm not my lawn more right, And you
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  realize I haven't. I don't use my lawn more and I come get it,
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  you come get it, and then when you come to get it back,
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  I say, write your name on it and claim that righted? Though
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  that's I mean, well, And That's what I'm saying. A lot of
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  this is It's not just as simple as you know you don't live here.
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  This is my house. I proved its mine. I got to prove you
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  don't belong here. And even after we figure out you're not supposed to be
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  living here, you get another thirty forty five days for us to go through
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  this process, and it's really unfortunate. Well, you're all over you,
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  you were saying, Well, in New York, there's a story like two
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  days ago, a woman in Flushing, Queens. She has a mead all
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  of home her parents had left for her inherited squatter went there because well I'm
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  reading here in New York, after thirty days, they can claim squatter's rights
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  and they can have they can and if they have some kind of written up,
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  they can claim to your property. This lady went there, had the
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  locksmith change the locks, police arrested her lot. Well, well that's I
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  mean, you can't go and put people out in a home that they don't
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  have any legal right too. Regardless you came up with, you got duped
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  on the lease, even if you even if you faked it, it's not
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  the original lease. So I don't get why we're still even having this conversation.
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  You getting duke doesn't mean you get to keep my car, right.
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  That's my car right right because you bought it from Big Kenny, right,
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  who stole it from me? That gives you no right. I just know
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  that this is in a big neighborhood where people like Steve Wynn who owns three
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  or four hotels out in Vegas, Jeff Bezos run Burke Lebron. I know
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  you in Savannah are building a big home. I would slow down, maybe
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  cut that in half, that piece of probably like y'all aren't young ThunderCats,
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  no more, y'all forty y'all ain't gonna be want to and Brannie leaving right
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  even to be on his own and look about to be on his own.
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  So I don't know where y'all gonna do that walking across the nine miles of
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  property property. You know, it may it makes sense until it don't make
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  sense. But I was just reading and it's and I know here in Atlanta,
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  i've heard different stories of the whole squatters and if the house hasn't been
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  lived in, but I don't that's still private property. You're breaking in entering,
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  Yes it is. I bought the house. If I want to chain
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  it up and just look at it chained up, that's my right, that's
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  my right. So I don't get that. And then I don't know how
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  you get to just come along and live there for free, because I'm not
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  in it right now. That that's the squatter's rights. Things have always system
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  is broken, I guess. I mean definitely that shows you how broken the
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  system is in this countrywide. But it's just something. And I understand the
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  empathy. I don't. There's no empathy for no. I'm saying that how
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  someone Oh, well, they don't have anywhere to stay. Okay, my
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  heart goes out to that too. But tomorrow you need to be out right
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  and maybe you should have you talking about it. You're talking about you got
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  a least you moved into a thirty five hundred square foot home for three fifty
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  a months. You should have kind of off the fact that was a little
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  bit suspicious and you sending you rint tolly? Was it even more so like
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  the in Georgia, It wasn't three fifty. It was just three fifty,
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  just one time, and you can stay forever. Well, this gentleman not
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  only did he invade his home, he threw parties that often started at two
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  am, so he was the after party. He was charging up to one
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  hundred and fifty dollars to get in, bringing all kinds of attention to himself.
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  Which is interesting that you're somewhere illegally bring an attention to yourself to the
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  point the neighbors you know, hey, don't nobody live there? Why a
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  party? And they got charging people know what he lives there lines of people
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  down the road and seventy five hundred and fifty dollars. Hey, because you
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  know in those neighborhoods a lot of times they don't really let you park on
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  the street. That's temporary parking for like service vehicles and real quick either you're
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  in the gate or yeah you or you're leaving right. So, but to
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  be having parties and people walking by, you either be inside the gate or
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  have a leaf blowing. And then the people your house you walking by,
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  like the base holes and those people, you know, they got that super
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  Ai Luke Skywalker technology. They're probably reading that guy pressure. That guy's got
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  three grams of That guy's got three grams of weed in his pocket. What
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  do we waited this average body weight telling you, oh to get what year
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  you're gonna die? You just don't know. Yeah, he's going to borrow.
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  to go to college. It says you has to be three years removed from
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  high school. So the WNBA would have set that rule. I thought they
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  years removed from high school. So four years removed from high school is their
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  rule? Four years yeah, so it's still four years for them, got
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  you? So we will see how the tournament. A lot of hopes and
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  dreams about just some matchups. You're hoping at some point you can get some
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  of those top name ladies to end up playing each other, whether that's a
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  just to bring more and more excitement. The bigger the games for women's side,
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  the more the sport grows. So we were talking about squatters. Squatters
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  right, any of you out there that has ever experienced it, I tipped
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  my hat to you. I see that it is way more complex than I
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  would have ever thought. I thought, once you identify someone was staying in
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  your dwelling, you can call authorities and get them removed. Now it's all
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  about how are they in your dwelling, and you might take a little time
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  to have to get them out. Kobe Bryant, his dad's name is Jellyban
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  Jellybean Bryant right. And his dad's name, yeah, Joe Joe Jellybean Yeah,
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  nickname jelly Bean, who actually was a first round pick in the A
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  played about seven eight years before going overseas. He was the first round pick.
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  So that you know Joe Bryant. People are wondering why would he auction
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  off a championship ring? The Lakers legend Kobe his son gave him, Guys
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  putting it out there. I don't know why this would be a question.
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  I mean, this has been dead or live, something that we have seen.
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  Even the person who wins the ring, yes, do correct? Am
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  I wrong? People who actually won the ring? So how are you questioning?
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  Bill? Also, the dad had for doing it. When people who
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  win the rings find themselves altering them all, I'm sure a lot of that
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  is just people's emotional attachment to Kobe. They and the way that they lost
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  him just makes it seem so it offends their sensibilities that this if it were
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  my son who I lost in such a tragic way, I'd hold on to
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  all of those precious memories, especially the championship rings. And it's akin to
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  a conversation we had off air here last week when I was saying, how
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  you can't tell somebody how their life experience affected them. You know what I
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  mean. People would love to believe that, No, that's more important to
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  you than that. And maybe he feels like, no, that don't mean
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  nothing to me. You know what I'm saying. I lost what I cared
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  about, which was my son. The rest of this was he's been a
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  kid. Just stuff we've accumulated. A question. I thought the ring actually
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  was sold before Kobe passed away. Is this something new? I mean,
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  I thought that was one they had a discussion before they had sold some other
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  memorability. Okay, okay, yeah, I think this is the first time
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  the ring is on the other things they were selling. They butted heads with
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  Kobe because Kobe was saying they didn't have any rights to sell this. You
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  think this is why everybody has a beef for quote unquote beef because Kobe was
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  didn't did not like it when he was alive, that they were selling his
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  memorability. Now you're selling it. Why he's passed away. I think that
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  Kobe and his daughter's tragic losing of the tragedy of losing their life seems to
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  have pushed him into an area of almost untouchable where anything you say to act
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  towards him, you're wrong. That isn't paying homage and revering. And I
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  don't know exalting that Joe Bryant is not in some kind of financial struggle.
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  We don't know where he is on the tree. Everything we've read, it
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  seems that whatever Kobe had he gave to his wife and daughters. From what
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  we know, we don't know all. We don't know what was in the
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  wheel. So so Joe might be he's seventy years old, he might be
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  financially strapped at this time. But we haven't added anything. All we heard
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  is Kobe and auction off rings. And that's why I'm saying, since we've
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  been on this show, I know we've had at least thirty forty incidents of
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  the person who won the rings. Give me a Powler even the SEC championship
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  rings that you guys sell them, the college rings. Some people would you're
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  gonna have you give out enough rings. There are people that would rather have
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  had the money well than the ring, because it really and truly rings and
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  things like that. Most people, until you invite them back to the Hall
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  of Fame ceremony or the reunion, they don't the rings. You know,
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  they have to go find them. If they don't have somebody in their life
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  that would make sure they got a case to set them and all that.
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  He got a valet walks around with his houseman. Well, I'm saying some
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  people do that. You look at entertainers and actors, the Grammys, the
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  Oscars, and Tonys that they win, they put them in the bathroom.
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  Some of them use them as doorstoppers. They like Sportshack said, they got
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  to find them. I think it's out in the room. So yeah,
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  I ain't got with mind. Super Bowl buddies and none of them ever have
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  they the ring on. I don't pick them up. And they got on
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  their Hall of Fame jackets either, Like yeah, man, let's go to
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  the game. Let me grab my Hall of Fame jacket so we can go
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  Okay, it is out. A lot of the players, like Rodney
• 28:18
  Harrison, even Devin mccordy, are saying that they felt duped about how this
• 28:27
  documentary played out. They thought they basically was joining something that was going to
• 28:33
  be a little more a push towards positivity, and the editing shaped it into
• 28:41
  where they were just trying to make inflammatory stories storylines and drive you towards more
• 28:51
  of a negative outlook of this doc series. I haven't seen it, but
• 28:57
  McCarty, who spent his whole in h thirteen years there, won three rings
• 29:03
  with the team. Literally, you know, he said he felt duped after
• 29:07
  watching the ten part docuseries because it only touched on the team's lows, is
• 29:15
  what he had to say. There was a clip I saw on someone post
• 29:21
  on Facebook basically the there was a whole segment on Aaron Hernandez and how some
• 29:34
  people like maybe felt they saw signs or that they just thought, oh,
• 29:40
  he's really awkward or rarely aggressive, but overall he was a good kid.
• 29:47
  And so it was like a ten eleven minute segment just on that. So
• 29:56
  that may be where the focus is on those kinds of moment in their history.
• 30:03
  And I don't know if sometimes I just project onto sports professional sports that
• 30:11
  because it is sport for entertainment, that a lot of the entertainment acumen goes
• 30:15
  along with it. But when like myself as an actor, as a primary
• 30:22
  performer, gets involved in a project that is documentary reality where they're just following
• 30:29
  you around, I always and a lot of others ask for the privilege and
• 30:36
  the right. I retain the right to be in the editing room. I
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  want to see the final cut before it's released because a lot of producers go
• 30:48
  into it knowing that we're going to make this about the low moments. But
• 30:53
  just let them talk and think that they're doing something else. And once we
• 30:57
  get it, I mean they've already signed off, we can edit it.
• 31:00
  How you would think somebody from someone from the NFL, because they had to
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  use the NFL footage, footage and everything, and so you had to get
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  licensed, you had to get agreement from that. So someone from within the
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  NFL or within the Patriots organization had to be in that final cutting room on
• 31:17
  this situation here, well, the licensingst I think, y'all, I don't
• 31:22
  know about all that. That's what I'm saying. I did what I said
• 31:26
  I was gonna do. I was making a docu series right now. What
• 31:29
  I focused on was is not in your control? And I paid you for
• 31:33
  the clips. You said, these are how much the clips cost the peace
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  and I own those now. And that's what I'm saying. Once you sign
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  your name on the dotted line, the ownership becomes mine. It is my
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  content that I've created, and I get to do use your name, image
• 31:48
  and likeness in whichever way I deemed necessary to move this project forward. Well,
• 31:53
  a lot of guys just did not like. They don't like that they
• 31:56
  try to villainize Bill Belichick. They seem to stand up for their coach.
• 32:02
  I got to check it out. I haven't watched it, but you can
• 32:06
  hear people like Rodney Harrison saying, hey, he brought in guys like Corey
• 32:10
  Dillon, Randy Moss, myself that other people kind of was turned off by.
• 32:16
  He gave us a chance. And I think for somewhere outside and at
• 32:22
  the park, when you're throwing the frisbee to your golden retriever, you have
• 32:28
  this idea of what big time sports is and what it takes to win,
• 32:31
  and it is not cute. It's not even really as rewarding as you think.
• 32:45
  You know, it's really not. And I think sometimes our society we
• 32:50
  look at these things and I would think for the Patriots to pull off what
• 32:53
  they did, for the Spurs to dominate, it was a lot of tense,
• 32:58
  volatile moments. There was a lot of agreed to disagree moments. That's
• 33:05
  what it was a lot of you know hidden fights. As I have told
• 33:09
  you, we do fight, we do Yale. There is storming out.
• 33:14
  There is more of that than it is Christmas presents and all the stuff that
• 33:21
  everybody got to be. You're you stay in a frantic, intense mindset trying
• 33:32
  to achieve the goal of sport to the only moment is the holding the trophy.
• 33:44
  All the other moments the victory is two seconds, the loss is the
• 33:52
  whole week. It really is that kind of ratio. But I think you're,
• 33:58
  oh, you did this, and they the same thing when I tell
• 34:00
  you about money. Yes, the money is whatever it is based on the
• 34:05
  person. Some guys get the money and that's all their goal was. Some
• 34:09
  people try to live up to the money, right, So then the money
• 34:14
  never really made. It's just a byproduct, right because he was gonna ball
• 34:19
  anyway. No, nothing to do with balling. That's it has to do
• 34:24
  with the mentality of what you're trying to achieve. And it's so hard that
• 34:32
  you can't remember any happy moments. All you remember is the pain and the
• 34:37
  struggle. That's it. Like parenting, seriously, se series's like you want
• 34:49
  to believe that the bulls because that's how you have made it a fairy tale,
• 34:53
  every part of it. But them guys that played with Michael Jordan probably
• 35:00
  saw him as the wizard of a But holes, you do you remember the
• 35:08
  time they had the widely publicized we ain't going to the Christmas party and brother
• 35:15
  and all that, Mike be and Mike but that kind of If Mike ain't
• 35:24
  happy today, we're gonna end up having to run again. You're on the
• 35:28
  team, you understand that. That that's how he's the tempo seller. We
• 35:35
  got to you know, if he goes over there and look at the sheet,
• 35:37
  we're gonna have to do it again. You think I want to do
• 35:38
  this again. But we're at the mercy of his. When I was a
• 35:46
  rookie, mister Jackie Slater, we ran based on Jackie's wanting to run.
• 35:55
  He was in year seventeen. Coach Knox as Jackie, should we run today
• 36:05
  right now? At this point, Jackie can't run in football clicks right,
• 36:09
  So he sends me in to get his running shoes. Now, by the
• 36:13
  time I get his running shoes back to him, he takes his cleiks off,
• 36:16
  cuts all the tape, put the running shoes on. We on ran
• 36:21
  ninety percent of the sprints. He gets in on the last three, so
• 36:29
  you think we but he's beloved though, that's my man's in there. He's
• 36:34
  let you down, right, But we on ran seventeen already. You want
• 36:37
  to get in the last. But right now I could choke you, Jackie
• 36:40
  right if you say one more word to me, man, it's going to
• 36:44
  be smoking here. I hope to get you to get Hey, we'll talk
• 36:46
  tomorrow. You didn't bring my sockles. We'll talk tomorrow when I bring you
• 36:52
  the doughnuts and your little two percent milk, then we'll talk. But right
• 36:55
  now I'm kind of upset that you said let's run and then you only ran
• 37:00
  three of them. You didn't bring my right shoes, you left you.
• 37:05
  I'm just trying to get you into the mindset of how But everybody outside I
• 37:09
  think there's this kind of joy that we well, we don't even have a
• 37:15
  happy spade game. Well, and a game turns into a fight. We
• 37:20
  know that sports. But see, that's what I'm saying. The majority of
• 37:25
  people who watch sports don't equate sports. You played the sports, so it
• 37:31
  was your job. We feel the way we feel about our jobs. There
• 37:35
  are people who are going to work at Google, like, oh, here
• 37:37
  we go with this AI stuff again, you know what I mean? And
• 37:42
  because that's what they do, they don't see it. There is no joy
• 37:46
  in toiling to achieve a goal that seems to always have the goal posts moved
• 37:53
  at some point. The line is always extended, so all you remember is
• 37:59
  the trying to get there. But the people who have jobs that they hate
• 38:04
  look at you and go, man, I find that job that would be
• 38:07
  That would be a wonderful job. I'm sure they laugh all the time,
• 38:09
  and they're at pool parties and those three and those people are only doing that
• 38:15
  from what they saw as a salary. Yes, that's all I can imagine
• 38:21
  they have. They have places that since this guy's doing that, then it
• 38:24
  must be. And it's because getting hit coming across the middle you earning that
• 38:30
  money. In this environment, Yes, there's more almost fights every day than
• 38:36
  you would imagine. Over the simplest Who left the tape in the hot tub
• 38:42
  while y'all didn replaced this, Who took my magazine? Hey man, that
• 38:49
  was my banana I left on because you got other guys stuff that you think
• 38:54
  is a whole bunch of aid minded men who literally I feel like Big Kenniston
• 39:01
  left that banana in his lock. Your trade must you got a whole trailer
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  you mad about one banana sitting on the counter. Stop being petty, sir
• 39:09
  in banana fall and I am actually over here offering smoke if you would like
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  to come over here. Yeah, I'm saying in the trailer, I bring
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  the smoke tip trainer. And then you have to have people like me and
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  there, Hey, man, y'all stop that man. We gotta don't don't
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  touch don't touch me no more bananas right over there with a couple of arms.
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  new podcast coming. Have y'all seen it? Say he's on there with JJ
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  Riddick, so I know, I know William Twitty didn't watch it, but
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  any of the other guys I saw. I saw one clip. I haven't
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  listening to it yet. Now what happened to the shop? I think he
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  personalities, Lebron James setting up that post career Uh. Shaquille O'Neill calls himself
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  the fifty cent of the n b A. When you think of Shaquille command
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  Chie, not Baduce, William Twitty, Big Kenny. Do you think Shaq
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  you shot five times? I'm trying to say for the street kill O'Neill,
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  and you think a rapper? Who do you think? Maybe that's a better
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  question when I think of Shaquille O'Neill and then I think your time. Yeah,
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  we'll talk about in the next segment. Just take a minute. If
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  Shaquille O'Neill was NBA game, was a rapper who would that his NBA game
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  than a rapper? Okay, okay, okay, what a minute. I'm
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  trying to understand what you cause I'm asking the question. I want to make
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  sure we do it right now when I do it wrong for text and everything.
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  I'm just want to make sure I'm understanding what you're asking. What game,
• 44:51
  Shaquille O'Neill, only the three of us will play. Let's just let
• 44:54
  kill O'Neill calls himself his NBA game like when he played, he views himself
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  as fifty cent. Now we can't argue that this man is telling you who
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  he viewsed. We're saying, who would you have we saw his game right,
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  Yes we did. Who would you think of his game being more alike?
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  Okay? Was that clear enough? Yeah? I just wanted to make
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  sure it was clear enough for me the first time. Okay. But seemed
• 45:28
  like you had to get a little bit more understanding. I did not.
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  It seemed like you just wanted more time to come up with an answer.
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  When I just said we'll wait till the next segment, he was gonna have
• 45:38
  plenty of time. Then I say we'll wait the next segment, so you
• 45:42
  wait to play it back if you want to. It doesn't seem like you
• 45:46
  just buying more time. One of those you got caught playing with matches whose
• 45:52
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• 46:06
  Young has signed with the Saints, the end who started with the Commanders last
• 46:13
  year, got traded to the forty nine Ers and hoping to get a Super
• 46:17
  Bowl victory. Uh, and now has signed. From what I saw at
• 46:22
  the end, who was the first pick of the draft when he came out,
• 46:27
  Yeah, commander Chase second. Second, who was the first in that
• 46:30
  draft? Uh? You know it's Joe Burrow. Joe Burrow. Okay,
• 46:36
  now, now why why does why is? Why? Is is it because
• 46:39
  he's worth a lot? Because he's moved for someone who's the number two pick
• 46:44
  of the draft and a credible well effective. Injuries has been his issue.
• 46:52
  He's kind of going in the same kind of direction that Davion Clowney. Right,
• 46:57
  they had like two or three strong years and then injury has just marred
• 47:02
  everything else. So that's why you see the Saints. What this be like
• 47:08
  his six year This will be a year five, five year five yeah,
• 47:15
  so you start. You know, now, a guy of his talent from
• 47:20
  forty five years ago would be seeing his big extension now, right, and
• 47:25
  he's signing with the Saints on a one year deal with them, which gives
• 47:31
  them a little what's the guy on the other side, Cam Jordan, who's
• 47:37
  about mid thirties now, Cam Jordan maybe about thirty four, around eight to
• 47:45
  nine, nine year at least we've been terrorizing he's Yeah, he's thirty five.
• 47:51
  Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Cam been around, So getting someone
• 47:54
  in there to help him and maybe replace him. But a nice pick up
• 47:59
  by of the New Orleans Saints trying to get some pass rush from Chase Young
• 48:05
  Uh and the j T S Jets. Jets Jets went out and got ex
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• 48:21
  often injured, so it's all about health. He is a dynamic, big
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  time player when healthy, but that's the key. Can he be And we
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  He's no longer there either he's in Chicago now, so now justin Herbert,
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  who does he have to grow to? Uh? Quentin Johnson were going to
• 48:45
  his second the tight end receiver, receiver Josh Palmer I think is still there.
• 48:53
  There other another receiver settles Joss there so okay, but I think they
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  brought in Gus Edwards, so it's gonna be there. It's gonna be a
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  yeah. It is completely different looking offense for them. Yeah, So I'm
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  Uh. And as I said Monday Show, this is what happens when you
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  shock, Dwayne Candy, Good morning to you, the Big Aristotle Shaquille O'Neill.
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  A couple of statements he's made here over the couple last couple of weeks,
• 53:17
  one being that he didn't really feel like opponents feared Lebron James like they
• 53:24
  feared Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan, but other younger players disagreed with him in
• 53:35
  that matter. I can see how he could say that about Lebron chains.
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  Lebron James cut more from that magic Johnson clothed where he would invite his enemy
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  over for Taco Tuesday, Whereas Michael Jordan Kobe Bryant always gave you that feel
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  like once you wronged them, you just they were just never even try to
• 54:00
  find a piece of cord with you. I can't even find any kind of
• 54:07
  teammate, sister brother. Doesn't matter. If we ever disagreed, then we
• 54:14
  can't be friends anymore. So that's easily seen from at least what we see
• 54:19
  is their personality on cole On Corman ground. Yeah, but they don't on
• 54:24
  the court, like you can do this. But I'm gonna I'm gonna be
• 54:28
  upset with you. Get you out of here, especially Kobe. I mean
• 54:31
  from when you're hear Kobe went in and took the play of shoes. I
• 54:35
  mean, so, I mean that's your own teammates. So yeah, yeah,
• 54:37
  Kobe snitched on Shot. That's how much I hate you. I'm gonna
• 54:43
  go tell your personal personal business to people. So I know everybody wants to
• 54:49
  have the beloved Kobe, but I never forgot and forget that and snitched on
• 54:53
  him about his personal life when he got caught in his personal life, that
• 55:00
  was I'll never forget that. Yeah, so funny about how that went down.
• 55:04
  But I can definitely see Lebron is more of a person who seems to
• 55:09
  and it's in their game. Lebron is about, like I said, a
• 55:13
  Magic Johnson, someone who is playing the game that we all seem to find
• 55:16
  success. Kobe Mike played it too make you conceive that they were the best,
• 55:25
  right more so, they played that way and it's the positions too.
• 55:31
  Those two your shooting guard typically had that kind of mentality about how they approached
• 55:37
  the game. Lebron is more, I mean thinking about half his career is
• 55:43
  criticized for Oh, you shouldn't have passed the ball. You know that kind
• 55:47
  of mentality. I don't want you to pass the ball. How is that?
• 55:52
  He was wide open, but I want you to do it this way.
• 55:54
  So, but Shaquille O'Neal went on the record to talk about also he
• 56:04
  sees himself as the fifty cent of the NBA. William Twitty, We'll start
• 56:08
  with you. Who do you see shack Ass method man? Method man?
• 56:16
  And why is that? I mean, if you look at the Wu Tang
• 56:23
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• 56:27
  He's the one who went out was look, I come to bring the pain,
• 56:30
  Shack. He's always wanting to bring pain and go hord okay, method
• 56:36
  man, William Twitty, Big Kenny will Smith, will Smith Okay? And
• 56:49
  why is that? Sir? Huge commercial marketing appeal, did a lot to
• 56:59
  fashion himself as the darling of the NBA. He's a likable guy. I'm
• 57:05
  surprised that he compared himself his game to fifty cents because he was He was
• 57:08
  more parents just don't understand, and you know, summertime kind of the let's
• 57:15
  hang out, let's all be now. I have a fierce game. If
• 57:19
  you need some brand new funk, I can hit you with that. But
• 57:23
  most days we just gonna be kind of bobbing our head and sauntering up and
• 57:29
  down the court. He was a likable and seemed to me to carefully craft
• 57:36
  a likable image. He wanted to be the rapper that don't curse you understand
• 57:42
  what I'm saying. On the court, he was that guy. He gonna
• 57:45
  give you all the points you need and then we can have tacos and laugh
• 57:50
  about it. Ain't nobody mad out here. Comandie. First, I was
• 57:57
  looking at thing of that style of play, and I think it's like Biggie
• 58:01
  Biggie, Okay, someone who is that uh, that ferocious and athletic.
• 58:13
  And I see Biggie as someone who has pretty dark lyrics, but it was
• 58:21
  also very eloquent at the same time. Yeah, and I saw I see
• 58:25
  him as d m X, mainly because they both were bad actors. But
• 58:34
  yeah, it was aggressive game on the court like DMX unapologetic, right,
• 58:39
  but terrible actors, both of them. Just you know, I mean,
• 58:45
  you got to take the role because Hollywood is offering the role and the money.
• 58:47
  But you know, Darryl Matt what was the DMX's name, Earl Simmons,
• 58:57
  Earl Simmons, Miss so d m X give it to you, and
• 59:05
  that's got our shack in the middle. It was just super aggressive. It
• 59:08
  was yeah, ball to the rim, you know how right, But but
• 59:15
  no fade away, no ain't no head fake. None of that is just
• 59:19
  but we all know the deep inside you Earl sevens And that was you know
• 59:24
  with the that's the grimy era of rat was like Earl them and the dogs
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  and Shack he was doing some things on the inside. Earlim who was them
• 59:42
  urling them? Who is them? The wool tang that that whole era when
• 59:47
  it was like wool tang. D m X. Bust of rhymes around that
• 59:53
  time, because I even thought for a bust rhymes just because the woha God,
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  you know, Shack, call in your faith, gotcha. We'll be
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  This is the sports shot shot with Wayne Candy. You may show so
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  go off the air. William Twitty in the building, Command chie Greg the
• 1:03:00
  building and our man, the funny man himself, Big Kenny in the building.
• 1:03:05
  Anyone out there that knows Cam Sutton tail Cam just to go turn itself
• 1:03:10
  in now before something else happens. Cam Sutton the cornerback for the Detroit Lions
• 1:03:21
  from this area, Atlanta area, Jonesborough area here in Atlanta, went to
• 1:03:25
  the University of Tennessee, was at the Stillers there for a couple of years.
• 1:03:35
  Has been on the run or at least can't be located here. Rest
• 1:03:39
  warrant has been issued down in Hillsborough's county. He is charged with domestic violence.
• 1:03:50
  I think they have it under third degree domestic battery by strangulation. So
• 1:03:58
  but they haven't been able to locate him. This incident happened on March seventh,
• 1:04:04
  but they finally put out a warrant. Yes your day. What's the
• 1:04:11
  next phase of this, Big Kenny? When does the charges through? The
• 1:04:16
  charges? Does he have so much time? Wants to warrant or does Oh?
• 1:04:19
  No, the warrant being issued mean you ran out of time. Yeah,
• 1:04:25
  you're a fugitive now. And so now the state and possibly federal marshals
• 1:04:30
  getting right, the marshals get involved in now you're a fugitive from justice.
• 1:04:35
  Okay, Yeah, all they gotta do is offer overward. Somebody will tell
• 1:04:39
  me, I want to work cams that though, I mean, this is
• 1:04:41
  not going away. The ship County Share that said, he's been ducking us.
• 1:04:48
  Our debeties have exhausted all leads and he turned off his phone? What
• 1:04:54
  what? What? What would make him on this kind of charge and as
• 1:04:59
  visible as a person would make you, he's he's hoping that she changed whatever
• 1:05:05
  the domestic is saying, a domestic battery, But we don't I don't know
• 1:05:10
  if the if the state bought it up against him, but I don't know.
• 1:05:12
  You're thinking that he's hoping that all this play out possibly now and let
• 1:05:16
  it go. He can go go away. But like you said, I'm
• 1:05:19
  like you won't you go ahead and just in my mind right now, go
• 1:05:24
  to the police and just say, let me straighten this up. He couldn't
• 1:05:28
  be getting any legal counseling because legal counsel would tell him that you are making
• 1:05:32
  this exponentially worse. You're talking about a third degree and you know, and
• 1:05:42
  now you evading and and and got people issuing man, let's just go post
• 1:05:47
  this little bit of bond money and take this to court. But maybe he's
• 1:05:51
  emotional. Maybe he's mentally going through some things which has him hiding out,
• 1:05:59
  and he's turned off his phone, which is evidence that he is evading capture.
• 1:06:06
  Those are you know, the fact that you can't find me might mean
• 1:06:10
  you just wasn't looking at the own. But running is going to make the
• 1:06:15
  far worse far work, and it makes his employer, the Lions, start
• 1:06:20
  feeling like you are avoiding responsibility, yes, giving them time to even if
• 1:06:29
  you were just winning day one. Now you've made this a whole case.
• 1:06:33
  Day one, we were not going to avoid your contract right right. Day
• 1:06:39
  fourteen, wheah, we hey man, we can't show me another side.
• 1:06:44
  I've already started signing other cornerbacks. He's a That's what I'm saying. But
• 1:06:48
  day one it was just then, like you know anyone else, things happen,
• 1:06:54
  things happen. You got in trouble right. This kind is because if
• 1:06:57
  that was the seventh day, is the twenty first, that's weeks you play
• 1:07:01
  hide and go seek, which makes sense to me. I'm not saying it's
• 1:07:05
  right. You say he's up here in the Georgia area. That's why they
• 1:07:09
  can't find me somewhere, since he's from this area and he's just blending in
• 1:07:13
  and I haven't. I have no idea where his mind is. My first
• 1:07:16
  thought is just that he didn't let whatever happen push him to somewhere where it
• 1:07:20
  hurts himself, right, that is my first thought, because that's the concern
• 1:07:26
  when the phone is cut off, when you start cutting off the phone evading
• 1:07:28
  police on this kind of domestic violence charge. Now you know, this is
• 1:07:33
  not let me go, get all the cash out the safe and move to
• 1:07:40
  from other country. This is just something you have to face. And then
• 1:07:45
  sometimes in these cases people might disappear for a couple of hours to get their
• 1:07:49
  lawyer in place or something just set up to turn myself in not really have
• 1:07:56
  to go behind bars. But two weeks, yeah, you come back and
• 1:08:00
  you're making it worse, you know, without a job. Yeah, and
• 1:08:04
  nothing start a fight like being unemployed. And I'm telling you want to argue
• 1:08:10
  with your lady, come on without a job, and to do it so
• 1:08:13
  cam whatever, don't hurt yourself first of all, and then running is not
• 1:08:19
  making this any that judge any happier. About whatever. And as you were
• 1:08:27
  saying alluding to, is you can't wait this out. Yeah, this is
• 1:08:33
  not a weight out period, is it. I don't think because them to
• 1:08:38
  say she dropped the charges, don't worry about the evidence, right, and
• 1:08:45
  then most states with domestic violence and no Georgia doesn't care about the victim wanting
• 1:08:51
  to drop the charge. The state will ye, That's what I was saying,
• 1:08:55
  depend on what the charge in Florida if they have picked up the charges.
• 1:08:58
  But like you said, now this has become a because one article say
• 1:09:01
  he's missing, some say he's not. He's wanted, he's wonderful justice.
• 1:09:06
  But now he's considered as missing some. So, Paul Pierce, the Hall
• 1:09:13
  of Famer of the Boston Celtics is La home was burglarized. Seems like at
• 1:09:18
  least every other month we are getting different stories about someone in the LA area
• 1:09:26
  the last three four, six years. It seems like it must be some
• 1:09:30
  kind of burglarise ring where somebody is some component, the yard man, the
• 1:09:40
  car wash, the vacuum cleaner. It's got to be where there's someone who
• 1:09:44
  gets that inside knowledge. Paul Pierce, Well, let me put this out
• 1:09:48
  there first for myself, I always like when these cases come up at Kenny
• 1:09:53
  Comanche William, I always like to make sure you understand there's no need any
• 1:09:59
  way seen your time with the sports job. So if you're casing me out,
• 1:10:04
  let me go ahead on Big Kenny. If you be telling you boys
• 1:10:06
  to case, I don't have no money in no safe. So most likely
• 1:10:14
  I'm gonna get shot because you're of your disappointment. You're gonna get here and
• 1:10:17
  you're gonna be like, no cut the mattress, sports jock, Sports jock,
• 1:10:24
  unless you're gonna go down here and get you a U haul and get
• 1:10:28
  you some of this furniture. You you didn't hurt my feelings. Well,
• 1:10:33
  we can figure out how to get this this flat screen down if you got
• 1:10:38
  an hour or so. But I don't have no money in a safe,
• 1:10:42
  no shoe box, no wow. Sports jock said. If you'd told your
• 1:10:46
  boys, sports jock, you know that hurt my feelings because me and my
• 1:10:48
  boys would arrived for you a long time ago. We went to set around
• 1:10:53
  waiting all these years. I'm always fast. Now. I watched the movie
• 1:10:58
  and the people pull back the painting and there's actually ten hundred million dollars behind
• 1:11:02
  the round here, I don't have that. You could have caught me up
• 1:11:06
  there at publics and got all I got on me, one hundred and fifty
• 1:11:10
  seven dollars, I got it. You could have got these nine dollars in
• 1:11:14
  the pocketing lot. Who carries cash? Who stashes one hundred thousand dollars under
• 1:11:20
  their bed? Who does? I don't have any of that? Now?
• 1:11:24
  Why Paul Pierce got one hundred grand? And typically that's why I said.
• 1:11:29
  These guys and we've seen this forever here since we've been on the air,
• 1:11:34
  guys that seem to be involved with gambling, gambling cars no matter what state
• 1:11:44
  they are in, right, they always seem to always have a little shadow
• 1:11:48
  of storm cloud follow them. And it's some story behind it about being robbed
• 1:11:57
  that has been that's been true at the point of reference, whether it's going
• 1:12:03
  to the gambling spot or leaving the gambling spot, or just being known for
• 1:12:10
  gambling, for gambling because those people would have some excess cash and they don't
• 1:12:16
  want it to be they need the cash because they don't want to be traced
• 1:12:23
  gambling. As professional athletes, some of them still tied to being commentators and
• 1:12:30
  analysts for sports outlets, some of them still playing the sport. So to
• 1:12:35
  have any kind of app information that says you place the bet. They know
• 1:12:42
  that a lot of these places are cash only bets. We won't do credit
• 1:12:45
  cards here, so we set it up to where we know you bring in
• 1:12:49
  cash. Because back in Chicago, I knew guys who would participate in a
• 1:12:54
  dice game and then leave for four minutes and come back and stick the game
• 1:12:58
  up, and they were saying it was one hundred thousand dollars in cash along
• 1:13:01
  with some jurry. And I just always on these cases show up because people,
• 1:13:06
  really, especially in the athletic world, they love to put you all
• 1:13:11
  as one big family. I don't. I've never this is not a day
• 1:13:16
  today thing. This is not something I grew to. I've never had excess
• 1:13:23
  of any kind of any of that. Because I keep thinking, well,
• 1:13:28
  one hundred thousand could have made at least about forty seven dollars yesterday. It's
• 1:13:33
  in the pain it could. That's how my little mind be working, that
• 1:13:38
  love bit that forty seven dollars a day, that's money you ain't have yesterday.
• 1:13:43
  I said, dollars ago, forty seven dollars a day for just keep
• 1:13:49
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  know we don't give up. Welcome back to the show. A couple of
• 1:16:43
  birthdays here today and going into the weekend. Brandon Marshall uh is forty years
• 1:16:48
  old. The receiver some people think maybe a long shot for the Hall of
• 1:16:55
  Fame. Definitely had two or three years there where he was one of the
• 1:16:58
  baddest boys at that receiver position. Producer Mike will which I looked that up
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  and his name is Mike Will right, it is no you know how Sometimes
• 1:17:10
  yeah, you think about it because in the song they'll be like Mike Will
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  made it or something like that, and I'm thinking, Okay, that's a
• 1:17:16
  cool name. But his name is sometimes their names. Actually he's thirty five
• 1:17:24
  years of age. Gordon Haywood of the Hornets. Hornets will be in town
• 1:17:30
  against the Hawks on Saturday Day. Is he still with them or they trade
• 1:17:32
  traded to the trade Thunder to the Thunder? Okay, okay, he was,
• 1:17:36
  He left, he was at Utah right, went to Boston. Boston
• 1:17:41
  traded him to Charlotte yep, and now Charlotte is trading him Oka see this
• 1:17:45
  year. Yes, Okay, so Gordon hey Wood, who when he was
• 1:17:48
  in Utah and that first year when it got to Boston, you thought kind
• 1:17:54
  of like Blake Griffin. You could see that they was on that Hall of
• 1:17:57
  Fame path. Uh. And then those injuries just totally. When he broke
• 1:18:02
  that leg, it was just and you be sitting it off because everybody keep
• 1:18:06
  thinking, yeah, well so and so came back from the broken Hey,
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  it's a case by case basis. I don't know why do people be doing
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  that. Somebody was arguing me about the somebody's achilles right, and I said,
• 1:18:20
  there is no really a general rule. They're adding the people who came
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  back in ten months with the people that came back in twenty months. It's
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  a that's how they do it. You can't put Because they was about KD.
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  It took him on. I said, Katie's seven feet tall. You
• 1:18:39
  know how long that achilles was and they cut it. He was like that
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  take a minute, that kind of growth. Because it was about Aaron Rodgers.
• 1:18:49
  I was like, Aaron Rodgers achilles. He's a quarterback. A quarterback
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  can play with different injuries that other people can't. Achilles affects your ability to
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  jump. Brian Rodgers is not doing any jumping. Even when he was a
• 1:19:02
  young man. You've never seen Anon Rodgers jump over a pile. He'll run
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  and scramble, but he ain't never finished it with Detroy Polamalu, I'm just
• 1:19:13
  going to Bo Jackson. I'm gonna jump over Superman. No. I had
• 1:19:20
  a question. You said that he got traded. What's the longest it's and
• 1:19:26
  how long with the average time it takes a player to get out of a
• 1:19:30
  city, like say you're in Pittsburgh and they say, okay, you've been
• 1:19:32
  traded to Atlanta for you to completely shut your life down in Pittsburgh, what's
• 1:19:38
  the longest it's taken you to get in your season? During the season or
• 1:19:44
  just period. Well, no, it's two different things because if it's during
• 1:19:46
  the season, I gotta be to the other team tomorrow, right, So
• 1:19:50
  yeah, during the season. So during the season, you get traded,
• 1:19:55
  you here tomorrow, you play out for season, and then you got to
• 1:19:59
  worry about that stuff there. What's the longest that's taken I would imagine in
• 1:20:03
  that case that person lives and they might live in that city based on how
• 1:20:08
  long they've been there. That may be their home base. And they just
• 1:20:13
  have a temporary residency. Oh yeah, I might have played ten years for
• 1:20:15
  Atlanta, right, So Atlanta is where I live. You just traded me
• 1:20:18
  somewhere else. So it really I just packed a little bag to come to
• 1:20:25
  your city for a second. I always knew who I was going back to.
• 1:20:28
  So in a lot of times in these trades, like a Heywood,
• 1:20:31
  it's a forty eight hour kind of thing because they have to go take a
• 1:20:34
  team physical and past the other teams physical. But Gordon Haywood is thirty four,
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  one. She's supposed to be in concert tomorrow night here in Atlanta with Frankie
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  Beverly and May's and some kind of way. They've dug up El de Barge's
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  all those people a lot of cocaine. I don't think El the Barge is
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  forty one years old. JJ Watt, future Hall of Famer thirty five.
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  Thomas Davis has an outside chance. It's just based on the rules of
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  how and who and they're letting in. It's always such a big question of
• 1:22:05
  what is a Hall of Famer? JJ Watts. You have two or three
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  Anymoial ninety three, God bless you there, William Shatton, all the
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  two as well, and all Day who might be? You know, you
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  never know when he might make a I'm back all day, Adrian Peterson.
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  It's thirty nine years. He tore between coming back and grabbing a switch.
• 1:23:08
  He don't know what he want to do. I might just stay the time
• 1:23:11
  and beat these jerming for a little while, you know, I mean,
• 1:23:14
  just you know my option? What's your favorite Mike Wills song? Maybe I'm
• 1:23:18
  the host of the show. I know you like to try to write stuff
• 1:23:21
  down and get you some stuff in there, William Twitter. But I don't
• 1:23:27
  know any Mike Wills songs. Oh okay, I just know when they said
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  in the song, I don't know whose song is on, you know,
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  but I like you jumping in there, mister William Twitter. I got one.
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  Sports Shock Wayne Handy. At least you. Angel Reese's has had some AI
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  not her, which this is the AI. I guess this is gonna be
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  something common as we grow, uh where they just make up pictures of people.
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  That the new thing now and that's been going on for a while,
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  some people are saying it's AI generated when it was actually something I did or
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  or had done and hoped it gone away. But now it's no, that
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  ain't me. That's but it used to be my my my my account got
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  hacked. But if you but if it's generated, but if it's generated,
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  to say it was AI generated, you had to have a thought process to
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  put that in there and to make it happen. Well, you know,
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  right now on social media platforms, they have this thing where they ask the
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  users to play a game where you take your face four or five six shots
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  of you pictures and you submit it and it will put you in different situations.
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  You can be an African king, you can be an astronaut, those
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  kinds of things, and they're pretty accurate in their generation. And so it
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  happened. And you know what, since you're saying that too, and this
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  is something you probably think it's crazy for us, jo that what you're saying,
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  this new one that they're doing. You put your face and then they'll
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  put you in with a picture with somebody like another opposite sex, and it's
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  like you're in a romantic picture. And then you got people compliment and say,
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  oh, y'all look good together, and it's this fake picture that you're
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  in and you don't even know where that person is, but people are complimenting
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  you like that's your significant other. So when angel Rees says that it happened
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  to me and a Taylor Swift says that it's happened to me and it's still
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  happening. What in my opinion will result from that is the normalization and the
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  the diminishing of the shock factor and value of it to the point where people
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  will be like, oh, got somebody else, and just we'll go on
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  with our business. Olympic organizers, from what the mister William Twitty is telling
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  us, the units that they will have at the Olympics that are just about
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  three months away in Paris won't have air conditioning this year. Don't know the
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  temperature that will be in Paris in August, but I won't have a But
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  I can take you to my hometown. Half the city don't have the air
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  conditioner there. So yeah, they have decided not to have air conditioning in
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  some of the units. And once again, as they do every year,
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  they made an announcement of how they are going to provide condoms for the athletes
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  with their intimacy band lifted. I still have never figured out how this became
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  part of the Olympics, why they were on the hooks to even have to
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  I found out. I found out, or make these mentions. Excuse me,
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  I found out why, how the condom things started started in nineteen eighty
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  eight at the Soul Career Soul Olympics because of the AIDS and everything, and
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  that was the thing, was like because of the AIDS and just had live
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  aid and everything. It started at that eighty eight Olympic. They passed out,
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  started passing out, the show safe Sex and different things, and it's
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  just have went on from through the years. A lot of these things,
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  in my opinion, come about because they're attached to agendas that the people from
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  these world organizations in these different countries are helping to push. And so what
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  I was imagining was that during the AIDS pandemic, that's our national international agenda.
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  Let's stop this. So nothing says safe sex like giving the worlds athletes
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  condoms. And now I'm sure it's become the condom makers just want their names
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  mentioned because it's some sort of endorsement and product placement, gotcha. And that's
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  the part I'm something that you I'm okay if that's what you feel like you
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  need to do, right, Why you need to make an announcement of it
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  is the curious part. Oh, because they gave us the money to be
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  able to track to Cavaliers coach JB. Bigger Staff reveals he was threatened by
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  sports betters. Guys, I know the bad producer is a true gambler.
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  He loves that online. It's you know, he puts his online cards right
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  next to the Bible some kind of way. They're on the same night stand
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  and he justifies it with those kind of comments. Uh. But JB.
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  Bickerstaff is saying that he has been threatening. We know about the world of
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  sports with this betting frenzy that has been put on display. Rules have been
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  changed, like we were talking about two or three shows ago with the NFL.
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  Now they want to all of a sudden bring the kick off back,
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  but we want to modify it, and you gotta let us know when we're
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  gonna onside kick. All that says betting everything seems to be all about this
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  idea that there's no dark side to betting. But the same dark side it
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  existed fifty years ago still exists today. Yeah, whether it's people getting hurt,
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  whether it's people betting and losing their homes and tuition, whether it's people
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  throwing games, referees, players, coaches, all that is still on the
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  table. For some reason in our society. We have decided No, that
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  part isn't gone away. No, it's still there. And the more and
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  more it grows, the more and more you're gonna watch a game. It
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  only takes one game to start making people feel like it is in rotation,
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  and then all the rules change as well. NFL pondering changing the kickoff it
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  read so complex that I was like, I'll address it once y'all pass it.
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  I'm not even gonna throw it out. As a theory, they were
• 1:33:50
  talking about putting the return team five yards in front of the rush team kick
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  the ball off, but you have to tell the umpire and the other team
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  when you're going to on the side kick to be allowed, and that can
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  only be done in the fourth period. They also have decided that they're gonna
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  get rid of the hip for the defender, which is once again for betters
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  and yards. So now the defender, they're trying to say, he can't
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  they haven't passed it. He can't drop his hips when he gets a receiver
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  around the waist, he can't drop his hips. So why don't we just
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  get electronic tag machines? What would a defender do? Now you want me
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  to sack the quarterback, but not fall on him. You don't want me
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  to jump into his knees. If I'm on the ground, I gotta get
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  up and then grab him. I can't horse collar. I can't hit him
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  in the head. I can't leave my feet and hit the defender. I
• 1:34:50
  after a lifetime of football, still don't understand what the defensive receiver what.
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  I don't even know what that is. If the ball is in your hand,
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  you're no longer defenseless. I don't I don't get this whole how this
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  trying to catch the ball? Yeah, I still that's what. They're in
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  your hands though. If he's putting his hands out to try your touching it,
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  I see it touching your hand. It'll be here touching it right Yeah,
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  I'm getting ready to catch it. Well, if I hit you before,
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  that's past interference. That's not a defense. That's what I'm defenseless.
• 1:35:29
  No, they're saying that that's his past interference. That's all that is.
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  If you hit you before, like if you if you, I'm saying,
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  I'm saying, like if you, if they if you grab a jersey or
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  something like that as he's trying to catch it, then that's they call that
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  pastor. But if you just go up and as soon as you touch the
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  ball, it's a free game. As I'm trying to catch it. That
• 1:35:50
  can be it can be past interference, but it can also be ruled like
• 1:35:54
  he's a defensive receiver to your hand. I'm supposed to knock the ball out
• 1:35:59
  of your hand, and then you got an advantage if you run and the
• 1:36:01
  dB don't know the route you've taken. Eight ways that a defender can defend
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  out. Yes, for the purpose of what scoring gamble? Yes, Yes,
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  that's all you've done. And now the new hip rule for you to
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  don't know. So now if I get you in a fourth and one thirty
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  one, or trying to get you down before you get to the sticks,
• 1:36:29
  if I can't drop my hips to stop you automatically, it's going to take
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  me four or five yards to bring you down. That I have to give
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  up because now I got to totally get up to you. Yes, and
• 1:36:42
  to tackle someone, and you're and you're standing up while you and I've got
• 1:36:45
  to stand up while I do it, which most likely you will. Have
• 1:36:48
  you ever seen get from uh eagle A. J. Brown about six two
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  two thirty treaded likel Julian salad, not racket one. You look like somebody
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  carved him out of some Clayton. Yeah, and you're only one eighty and
• 1:37:09
  you're gonna pull him down though. I'm tough, though, I'm saying for
• 1:37:12
  the steal, even with my my toughness, I might have to drop my
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  hip. No, that's that's banned. And and that's what. Now,
• 1:37:20
  this is the thing. If if this were a w n B a coach,
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  player or staff member saying I was threatened, would we be taking a
• 1:37:36
  different stance because Bickerstaff said this Cavaliers head coach, and everybody kind of went,
• 1:37:45
  oh wow, that's unfortunate. Okay, so the spread on the game
• 1:37:48
  is you and then right back to business. Nobody's having a all. We've
• 1:37:54
  got to uncover. There's an investigation being launched at the federal level. They're
• 1:37:59
  just on some od. It's basketball and gambling, be okay. Would it
• 1:38:04
  be different if this were a Don Staley saying this? Would this be different
• 1:38:12
  if this were and a w NBA player? So sure, it's always definitely
• 1:38:17
  about the person. It can be even a different team and a different coach
• 1:38:23
  to draw more attention to it. But as long as the bad producer excuse
• 1:38:27
  me, William Twitty loves the gamble. He really doesn't care about you getting
• 1:38:34
  hurt if it interferes with him making money. Does that make sense? It
• 1:38:42
  completess right. So I'm sorry that you got shot or threatened, but better
• 1:38:49
  ask Big Poppy about you gotta bet this game. We'll be back more to
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  welcome back to this war shock sham, this war shock wing gand the US
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  is falling out of the top twenty happiest countries to live in for the first
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  time ever. The US dropped from fifteen last year, guys, to twenty
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  three this year. As far as unhappy as countries to live in. I
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  would put all that on the sense that we really live in a country that
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  I don't know that most people know what happiness is. They spend more time
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  trying to put on other people's happiness what they think other people's, and they
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  never discover what their happiness is. They think because oh, I saw this
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  YouTube or this TikTok, and I'm gonna do that because this person is happy,
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  But that's not your happy. You first have to discover you're happy,
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  because trying on somebody else's happy is not even who you are. And everything
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  is a comparison. We do more going to the concert to film the concert
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  then enjoy the concert. So you paid this money to go see this artist
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  or this comedian or this show, and that little two percent of the time
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  that was the happiness part, but you were trying to film it. You
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  went to dinner with eight people, but you spent half the dinner talking and
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  texting to someone that was not in the room. Right, you're not gaining
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  the happiness and that you think that you should. And we sit here in
• 1:43:57
  such a comparison looking in other people's lives, and a lot of this from
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  the article I read, they said a lot of it has to do with
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  the millennial, anyone that was born out the nineteen eighty. But yeah,
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  I would say those people who truly don't know how to describe happiness, they're
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  just sitting there watching their friend in Dubai and have decided that because I didn't
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  get to go to Dubai, my life is not happy. And then that's
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  just a weird mindsets. Easily see why we have slipped out of something because
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  in our country we just don't seem to know what makes individually us happy.
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  Well do you think that that's because we have been conditioned to and the American
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  way of life seems to promote the comparison. You want ten ways to be
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  always someone else telling you what they did to so they they didn't say,
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  find what makes you happy, look for your happiness. The social media craze
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  is based on they've created brand new conditions, creating it because you wanted to
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  see it, right, and now they've created a whole new condition called the
• 1:45:29
  fear of missing out where I am not in Dubai. So forget the fact
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  that I'm not new by because I just had a child. Instead of embracing
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  that moment, I'm just looking at the three of you with your glasses.
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  But I'm not even a do by person. Exactly. You don't even consider
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  that I'm not even a do by person. I'm just gonna go and go
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  broke, trying to create something that somebody else seemed like they were happy doing.
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  You make your memories, which was not even my memory I wanted to
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  make. You wanted to go snorkeling. I don't swim. Why am I
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  even on this trip? Just you know, it's so many factors you can
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  just write under of why we could easily drop eight places in this country because
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  you know, we live where people are turning themselves into other people. Yes,
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  like we're like taking pictures of other people and turning ourselves into those people,
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  like from those jobs, to hairdoes, to eye color, all stuff,
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  because it looks like they are happy. So I'm gonna make myself them.
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  And if that's the case, then who would know if they're happy or
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  not? What is you're happy? Is it you're happy or someone else is
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  happy. I think it's interesting you said that so many people complain about not
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  getting invited to things or not being able to participate in stuff that you don't
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  even do that stuff anyway. You said, everybody's going on a marathon trip.
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  You don't run. Why do you want to go somewhere with people that
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  run and you don't run. You're just you're making yourself miserable, convincing yourself
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  that you really wanted to be there. Minnesota Timberwolves Stafford arrested for stealing a
• 1:47:18
  hard drive. Command you, Greg, I know you're our tech guy with
• 1:47:24
  strategic NBA information on it. That's been some kind of what's going on with
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  these staffers that's corporate, that's being Jacksonville Jaguar Stafford still like two million dollars
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  or something. Didn't we just recently got to convicted. Yeah he just I
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  don't I think yeah got charged or something got he got convicted. I don't
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  think the sentence yet. But now someone for the Timberwolves has started have stolen
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  a hard drive and I guess they're pressing charges as it's a strates in the
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  NBA information on it. Now Now that would be in manufacturing, in marketing,
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  uh like uh products like soft drinks, food, that would be corporate
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  espionage in defense contracting, in uh aerospace, engineering and technology. You could
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  get decades in prison for that because how did they label it against strategic NBA
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  information? That's that's proprietary. So and that could be anything. It could
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  be like okay, the team's playbook, or it could be how we're going
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  to how we can approach this player's contract to where we can get this other
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  player. My name is so Mock c Car. He has been fired.
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  As you would imagine. He was arrested Monday, charged with burglary fell in
• 1:49:00
  any third degree by burglary, entering without consent sounded like a squad of cross
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  Yeah, he was let out on forty thousand dollars bail. Now here's the
• 1:49:15
  other part of the shoe that's going to drop. Who was he working with?
• 1:49:18
  Why was he stealing proprietary sounds like he was working for himself. He
• 1:49:24
  was I'm saying to do what with it? Was he going to sell it
• 1:49:27
  to another team? Was he going to And now that's the part that the
• 1:49:31
  trail that I want them to follow. So the hard drive that he stole,
• 1:49:36
  it would belong to an executive executive vice president and it had says it
• 1:49:43
  had financial information as well as private information for the team, including employment and
• 1:49:49
  player contracts, so it may have had the player's financial information. We will
• 1:49:56
  see how this case turns out for this gentleman. But the staffers can't trust
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  nobody and they're saying just playing football, Jackwan twenty two million. We'll be
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  Wayne Gandy. Now it's time for the school board when we put a spin
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  on life and sports and how they intermingle on the Sports Jack Show with Wayne
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  Gandy. Welcome back to the show. I'm this what shock Wayne Kandy.
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  Arena Sablenka sad news for the young twenty five year old number two tennis player
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  in the world. Story out of Miami. She is down in Dade County,
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  Florida for the Miami Open, but it looks like her boyfriend, Constantine
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  Kotsuf apparently jumped out of their hotel room. Story is still kind of being
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  worked out. I don't know if they've recently broke up or they were down
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  there together, but it looks like an apparent suicide. She's still on tap
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  to participate in the Miami Open this weekend, but initial reports is that it
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  wasn't as it was a suicide, and so my prayers go out to hurt
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  the number two player in the world. But days, did y'all know during
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  the pandemic, Uh, there was a bedat shortage? Everybody about bedays.
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  No, I didn't know there was a shortage. I know that they got
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  popular, but it so out at one point. There's a connection if if
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  the toilet paper was if there's a toilet paper shortage, oh then maybe yeah,
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  you ain't got no next best thing. Well, if you feel that
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  way, just take a bath, right, why day it up? You're
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  gonna still need something to dry, yeah, yeah, because with the bday
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  you need something to dry, right, you still got to dry the area.
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  Yeah, got to dry. Okay, unless you unless you're into that
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  kind of thing. Saggy booty. Yeah, yeah, I don't know if
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  anybody's really into that. Yeah do you really? Do you really get it
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  to you just accept that this is your life. Yeah, I don't know.
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  That's that's a large group of people walk around with the itchy booty all
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  day. But I saw that that's wrong. I don't know. I don't
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  know. Moist buns make him laugh, soggy booty and that just tickle your
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  fancy. So you gonna laugh about that. Riding home by itself, just
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  soggy booty. I gotta ask you, guys, how much can I pay
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  you to amputate your legs? Cut your legs off? They're a price for
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  you. No, that's like second the peanut butter off the toes. You
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  just keep giving me the hard ones. I used to think I'd do anything
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  for money, but losing the legs now I can't do it. They're gonna
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  give me the blade man, It's like I can still do like him.
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  Well, thedeo. The decision after you get the money, what you want
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  to do. I don't have no one. I don't have anything to do
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  with what you do after I get your legs? Well, they got enough
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  prosthetics, so yeah, been how much the money? We don't run?
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  Really? A student persuaded his friend to get his legs amputated for a one
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  point three million dollar insurance scam, wound wound up getting only seventy two hundred
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  dollars suck. So, twenty three year old Taiwan student amputated his legs thinking
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  he was going to make one point three million. How did he think he
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  was going? Was that in writing somewhere? Yeah? What how do how
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  do? How do we come to that conversation. Man, you know what
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  if I cut my legs off, I'm tellation the car you was in when
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  y'all talking, we're gonna run this back of somebody you had just wall out.
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  That's say insurance cam the same way, there's an insurance to ask the
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  question. For me, there is no money for me to cut my legs
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  off, for me to mutilate myself in at all. There's no money for
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  me to cut my legs off. And then purpose of money does not do
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  what legs do. Well, no, no, no, money does not
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  do what most people think money does. If it did, then this hockey
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  player with the beautiful tennis girlfriend wouldn't jump out of a window of a window
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  right right. It only buys stuff. That that's all it does. Think
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  about it now, I got this beautiful number two ten is six feet talented,
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  just whooped somebody up the other day on the ten and can run for
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  hours. You got yeah. I'm a x NHL player, played in the
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  Russian League as well. I'm forty we in Miami for the Miami Open.
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  She gonna be busy half the day, which mean I could be on the
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  region's hotel. Come on, five thousand I want. At the Motel six,
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  we had the Saint Regilt Saint Regil, so the badle ages hit me
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  with some of that gas, gas money and people. And I know because
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  people hear me, ah that you're just saying, no, I wasn't born
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  from birth. Now it is. It is great. It's not like I'm
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  gonna go take it and burn it until you no. But it hasn't added
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  any more. I'm no happier today than I was when I was twenty one
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  without a bank account. I had that same happiness going to the Pigley Wiggley
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  getting some meat for us to cook out him on the grill and just chill.
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  Actually making money just made more responsibility. Now I gotta think about other
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  people bills. That's what you spend most of the time doing, paying for
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  other people's stuff. Call your famous blessed to be a blessings. You feel
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  like you're working. So I'm just saying when I hear hear this that someoney
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  you went and cut your legs off, and I'm kind of already doing the
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  ocean, but you cut your legs off for a million dollars to do what?
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  What's that saying? They spiked your face and cut off. And I'm
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  just I'm comparing it because if that was it, then why do people with
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  the money take their lives right? Why are they still looking for someone?
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  Well that's just like you. No, But that's that's that goes back to
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  you saying to the football player, hey, guys, let's be safe.
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  Even though he's got the money, he got everything, you concerned generally about
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  how he is mentally. Cam Suton, Yes, it ain't about the money.
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  It's about something that whatever this depression is, whatever might have sent uh
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  the receiver back in a couple of years ago from Tampa Bay, Mike William
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  Mike, oh no, it was his name to to the hotel killing himself,
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  Vincent jack Jackson, any of that, whatever sent them, you know,
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  Junior Seau before we go there. Whatever it is, Cam, whatever
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  that argument might have sparked in you, whether it's embarrassment, it's two weeks
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  is a long time for domestic violence charge. You're talking about weeks? Is
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  the c I a looking and you're talking to somebody that has been on the
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  around from the coness a long time. Two weeks? Yeah, that's a
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  I shot somebody. You all you need is a couple of days to get
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  the baille bombsman in place and get your little dollars in order and at l
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  Choppo status. Yeah, and we are in the ocean. The truth is
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  he will throw you in the ocean. It's time to wrap things up.
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  On the Sports jun Show with Wayne Gandy, we decided an ocean to get
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  to swatch out jests. Am in it too, Vin. We'd like to
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  thank you for tuning in today or on Monday show. William Twitter, Comanchi,
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  Greg Pick, Kenny the funny man himself. We appreciate all your contributions.
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  I was gonna throw show her Tany's interpreter in Tho until Commanchi Greg told me
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  that leveyon Bell was on OnlyFans, And then that's just I can't you throw
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  him in because I can't go and see him right, I don't see anything
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  about him on OnlyFans. He might be on that showing his feet, his
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  back muscles. I don't know how you found out I'm hoping it was just
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  something you ain't see it, you just heard. But that ain't that ain't
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  the story. I'm I ain't say nothing. Ain't the story I'm gona tell
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  when people ask me how he find it, because he'd be he subscribed.
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  But smoke one Levey Unveil who says he's coming back this year play a little
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  football. We'll see. Been a boxer, he's been a rapper, He's
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  been a lot of things. Him and Antonio Brown are making me believe that
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  CTE really is real. Uh, the way they be acting in their lives
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  that it might be truly real. On only fans, I can't even imagine
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  what these ladies and and other people are paying him to do. Only fans,
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  and please never send me a clip of that. I keep telling you
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  I don't watch that stuff. I don't watch that. He would love to
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  see that kind of stuff, right, watch these people get shot. I
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  don't want to see these people get shot. What made you think I want
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  to see the way you find the video people get shot? But leve me
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  on and your only fans page walk the plank. When you read or hear
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  things like that, it's like how the Mighty have fallen command, your grant
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  got one? Yeah we oh God. Have a good weekend, but always
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  on Thursday. We'll see you in the future. Peace,