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Let's dive in. What's going on everybody?
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Welcome to Man Talk 133, where Men Unite.
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We got a special guest tonight. Y'all, he's a leader, you're a
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mentor, entrepreneur. You do all that.
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He do all of that. He do all of that stuff, man.
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Tonight we're going to be discovering purpose leadership.
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We're going to even talk about if sports gets rigged or not.
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We're going to get into some conversations.
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Y'all, we're going to get into some conversation.
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Welcome to the show. Thank you, Sir.
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Thank you. I appreciate that.
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What a. Wonderful.
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What's going on, man? What's going on with you, man?
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That much, brother. Glad to have you on the show,
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dog. About time.
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About time, brother. Yes.
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Sir man who was Q Baked Tell the people who tell the people
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that's out there watching. He was Q Baker dog.
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Give me a little bio. Well, I am a NCCU college
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graduate from Fayetteville, NC, just a, a small, a young man
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from a small town. I'm a leader.
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I'm a musician and and I love sports.
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I love basketball preferably. But yeah, man, that's who I am,
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man. I'm just a humble young man,
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man. That's what's up, man.
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So since you get to music, let's get into that a little bit.
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How does it play a part in who you are?
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Because I knew you was in band and you was all you've been
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playing music probably since you was like 2 years old, right?
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So. Yeah, basically.
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How do? They play.
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How do they play a part to to to like to who you are like, you
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know what I mean? You know, we have praise and
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worship together. You know, I'm, I'm new to this.
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He true to this, you know what I'm saying?
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So tell them. A little bit, yes, Sir.
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It plays a major part in my life.
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It has in the past. My mother who sings, you know,
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she was also in the band. My father, he's a musician as
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well. So I grew up around music all
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the time. If it was nothing but just
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singing, but it was always singing with music.
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And you know, so I'm hearing it as I'm a baby and I just adapted
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to it, you know, just growing up, man, Just picking up
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different instruments, man, Music with keyboards, learning
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how to play drums and guitar and stuff.
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So what inspires your creativity?
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Like for me, it's like it could be if I heard, if I see
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something or hear something, it kind of inspired me to stir up
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my creativity. What about you?
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Because I mean, you can, I mean you nice.
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You can play both at the same time and all that stuff like
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this. Yeah, man, you funny.
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Yeah. So what inspires me is like a a
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nice good song. When I hear a nice song or a
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nice melody, sometimes it can be just like somebody singing a
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song and it that'll inspire me to sing.
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If I hear a nice keyboard player doing something nice on the
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keyboard, that'll inspire me to play.
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So I get inspired many different ways, man, but yeah.
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I get. Inspired off what?
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What'd you say? We're going to get we're going
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to get the, the, the, the, this, this out of the way because I
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want people to get to know you. And then we're going to get into
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some, some bulls. You have, you know what I'm
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saying? Because I, you know, I was
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trying to get trying to get my son to come on because I want
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him to be a part of this debate because he's scared to debate me
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live on the radio. Yeah.
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Yeah. So, yeah.
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So he don't want to come on. So I got to get you on so we can
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kind of have this debate. But what are some of the biggest
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influences in your life as as you were growing up?
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I know you mentioned your mom, your dad, you know.
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Two biggest. Yeah, as far as music, anything
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in general. Oh, yeah, man.
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My boy Kobe Bryant, RP to Kobe. That was one of my inspiring
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guys back in the day that played ball.
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Of course, Michael Jordan, you know, come on, the GOAT.
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We already know. But yeah, I think some of our
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church leaders, like my old pastor, you know, Pastor Tucker
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from my home church back in Fayetteville, you know, our
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apostle, Vernon Austin, inspires me a lot.
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You know, just just leaders in general.
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If I see and like the way that I view a person and I see that
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they're moving with a certain purpose and it's a certain aura
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about them that they have that's, you know, just walking
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in their purpose. I feel like I kind of, you know,
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just kind of take some things to, I'm not going to say look up
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to him, but you know. I get what you're saying, man.
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So we're going to go ahead and get into a little bit of this
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right here. Oh, let me ask you this first.
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That's why I get too far away from this.
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You make beats, right? So the intro that comes in, he
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did that for us, right? So what inspires you or what
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made you get into like making beats?
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What does it take to make it to make a really nice beat?
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What does it take like? I know you probably got like a
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beat machine and all this stuff like that, right?
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Equipment wise. You know, I'm just saying
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equipment wise, listening wise, yeah.
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What do you think about when you doing it?
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You know what I mean? Because I, I, I want to make
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beats. But you know when you sit down
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and look at all this stuff, you can't like.
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Yeah, you can get overwhelmed. Once again, the inspiration
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comes from like other songs, it comes from other beats.
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So when it comes to the equipment part, yeah, I can hear
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a sound and it'll make you. I don't know if you ever seen
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Kanye West like some of his interviews or like YouTube
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videos, but he'll just get get inspired off just a single sound
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and he'll hear all these different beats and instruments
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just by that one first sound that he heard.
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So that can happen or it can be a complete song.
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But the mindset, you know, it's kind of like, you know, you get
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into this mode of like it, it's like ecstasy when you hear
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something that you really like and it's like, man, what's that?
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So you start dissecting the sounds and that's what I'm going
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through. Like in my head, I'm like, OK,
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what sound did they use? OK, they got strings, they got
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piano, they got a bass drum, this type of kick.
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So, you know, you can be inspired by stuff like that you
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hear on the radio. Just regular stuff man.
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How long does it take you to make a beat like say like the I
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guess it depends on how long the beat is right?
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Like how so? The one you made for for me.
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How long did it take you to make a beat like that?
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Probably. It doesn't.
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Take long. Yeah, it doesn't take a a long
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time to actually make the initial beat.
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Like you can make that, I say about 30 minutes, you can make
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it. But to perfect it and to get the
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thing sounding exactly the way you want it, that can take
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hours, it can take days, it can take months sometimes.
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But yeah. So so you, you may be beautiful.
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Just in case y'all wanted some nice intro.
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How can they contact you with them?
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Beats bro. Oh yeah, you can follow me on
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Instagram, YouTube, and you can also follow me on TikTok.
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You can message me Q baller reacts.
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Baller being spelled BALLA instead of Baller was on the
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screen too. Yeah, yeah, you'll you'll see.
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Yeah, you can contact me through my social media.
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Just hit me in the DM man. Hey, contact me right now.
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He got some nice details. So this is one of the biggest
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debates in sports right now and I'm back in America.
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Finals just passed. Yeah.
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We saw some suspect stuff. Oh yeah.
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Do you think that not just the NBA but the sports in general,
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do you think it's rigged bro? I do.
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I absolutely do. Every single game that I
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watched. And I watch the Finals, right?
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I watch the Spurs and I will, I watch them be down and then come
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all the way back. I watch the Knicks be down, come
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all the way back and I'm just like, in what sport, at what
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time can you be down by 30? I mean, these these numbers,
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these deficits were so high. I'm like, there's no way.
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There was one night we turned the game off.
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I'm going to just say that we turned off the game because we
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thought it was over. It was in the fourth quarter and
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we were like, it's over. What's the need to watch it,
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right? We woke up the next morning and
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and the Knicks had won. By 1.
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By one, yeah, right. That's when they went into
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overtime. I'm just like, what?
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What just happened? You know, that's kind of like
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one of the things that's like, come on, man, come.
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On I heard of, right, you think about that like we're talking
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about professional players that all you have to do if you got a
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30 point lead is basically trade shots.
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How do you lose a 30.29 point lead and then lose by one point?
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Right. I couldn't figure it out.
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So so it's been going on for a long time.
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Just like like, I don't get it, bro.
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Like somebody to break break this down to me how you can as a
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professional team. They they used to putting up
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what like 1:30? Yeah.
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Now you can't put up 100 points. You barely put over 100 points.
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Barely. Yeah, from the referees to the
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coaches, I feel like a lot of it and all this is, I'll say
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allegedly it's it's speculation that is rigged, right?
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Because we don't have the exact proof, but seeing is believing
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in what we see. What I see is that thing is
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rigged up a little bit. I'm just going, yeah.
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Yo, brother, look, the official, the officials, you think about
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how they call certain games, right?
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I'm going to tell you how I feel like it's rigged.
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Nothing. The reason why I say it's rigged
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is because anytime you add money into it, like the betting,
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you're going to have that because you think about it.
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If we're going to go with the sure bet, just say like for
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example, we're going to go with let's say OKC, the sure bet to
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win, to come out the West, right?
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You're going to bet that way. They look at the odds.
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Guess what happens? You know how much people much,
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much money people lost off that series?
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So many people thought OK, C was going to finish it all, but
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that's. What I thought.
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Yeah, I, I called Game 7 on that one and I said the Spurs was
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going to win. But everybody else, like man,
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not, not against Shay and them guys, man, they this is not
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going to happen. You would never think it right,
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but it can happen. And I'm like what?
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Yeah. And so out this how I believe it
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is. Another reason why I believe it
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is too is because I was playing think prize picks or something
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before and they had that. They had Shay.
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I was playing OKC against some, I can't remember who it was, but
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I had them scored over 31. He been averaging about 35.
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I said he'd get over 31. I had the rebounds, I had the
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all the other stuff, Right. So now he's their best player.
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They take him out. I still remember the number 5
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minutes and 39 seconds in the fourth quarter.
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They down by 7. He had one more shot to get for
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me to win like 5-6 hundred bucks.
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They set him down for the last 5 minutes of the game.
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I said I'm done. Yeah.
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Oh yeah, So I'm done. Yep.
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It's definitely it's. Definitely rig they look at
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though. I think it was Steph Curry the
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last time that I had put some money on prize fixe and I was
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like, like you said, it was a number like. 30. 2028 I'm like,
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I know Steph can score that. Come on, you know, probably in
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1/4. So I'm like two quarters he he
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dropping 30. But like the same exact thing
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happened as soon as he almost met the threshold.
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They pull them out. Steph Curry ain't playing for
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the rest of the game. And I'm like, what?
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So I believe they look at the numbers, man.
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They look at, you know, and I think there's a lot of
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communication that goes on between, you know, those, I
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guess I'll say that the hierarchy of the apps and the
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players and the coaches and it's some communication going on down
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there. There's a lot of people that it
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has to be because what would make, you know, like, OK, this
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amount of people, let's say for instance, got shade scoring over
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30 or over 31, you know what I'm saying?
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And then all of a sudden, ironically, they take them out
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for the last 5 minutes. Like, come on, man.
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Don't make sense. Don't make sense.
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Welcome back to Man Talk 133, where me and you name we here at
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Baker yes Sir, the Q Baker conversation y'all see so I I
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kind of I kind of answer this question a little bit and I know
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you kind of feel the same way. You think gambling has changed
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the way fans use, you know, sports and stuff like that?
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Oh yeah, for sure, yeah. If it's rigged up, it doesn't
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seem like sincere or real or genuine, you know?
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Yeah. And what about the officials?
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I know you, I know, you know, you seen some questionable calls
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from these officials that kind of make you be like, what you
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going to do that right now? Right now.
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Right now. And that happened with Wimby.
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It it also happened with shade. You know, I know, I know a lot
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of people like to get on shade for flopping or whatever.
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Yeah, but Wimby does the same thing and he gets those calls
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so. But I don't think that Wimby
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gets half the scrutiny that Shay does.
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For some reason. They love to pick on Shay, man,
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but it's man that's all the same.
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They're doing the same thing. Yeah, You think about this, man.
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How many teams do you think really benefit from going deep
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in the playoffs from people cheating?
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Like for me, I think if they really want a certain team to
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get that, I felt like to me this was the next year they had it
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set for them to win it. Just based on the games that
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I've seen. I'm just like, brother, don't as
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you. I like basketball, you play
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basketball, I play basketball and as competitors and we're not
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even pro as competitors. You see a deficit that big, like
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they made a historic comeback, 29 points, right, win by one.
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As to me as a professional player, it like to me you laid
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down or you got paid to lay down.
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Yeah. Yeah, it don't even feel right,
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you know what I'm saying? To nobody that I talked to when.
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Wendy came down one play. I don't know why.
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It was at the end of the game. He's dribbling the ball about
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the cross, half court. Then all of a sudden I think it
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was Brunson that stole the ball. But either way, I'm like, why
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didn't you give it to the point guard?
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Why are you? How?
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Tall is Wendy, 7373. Trying to bring the ball down,
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brother, that's not your job. It was kind of like, man, I knew
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it was going to happen. I was like, what is he doing?
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Why is he dribbling that ball as soon as he did and when we can
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dribble but but come on now at the end of the game.
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You got to give it to that. Guard.
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You got to give the Aaron Fox, man, that Fox made that ball,
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you know what I'm saying? Come on man, they ripped the
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drawers off them on that. One that's great, you know, do
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you think like, you know how we watch like social media and
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stuff like that and you think like the clips that people play
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feel like the conspiracy theory side?
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I don't think it do, but I just think that the the clips that
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they're showing is actually what it is.
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You got caught cheating. That's all it is.
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Yeah. No, I agree with that.
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I agree with that. And some people, some people
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think that hey, you know, you know these clips, why they show
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them they show you the game from a flawed perspective.
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They y'all cheated. The refs cheated.
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I seen a bunch of plays with OK C the man foot was out of
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bounds. And they completely.
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Missed it and they they looked all the way.
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They looked all the way just get y'all just going to just let
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them keep playing like what we saw that we watching the game.
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Too, We watching the game too. So so you know, some people's
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overall take that they can have the overall take that they want,
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but some people's overall take is like, it's just they're
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human. They you know, they're not
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perfect. I get all that, but when I
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blatantly see stuff like for example, you remember what's the
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guy's name? Draymond Green.
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They took Draymond Green out against LeBron.
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In them you talk about a 73 and 19.
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They down 3 to one. They come back and beat them.
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I was like, yo, I'm a LeBron fan, right?
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But some stuff just don't look right that Nope.
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It's just be obvious. Stuff like, come on now.
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But you got those folks that are really that brainwashed to
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believe in everything that they see.
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Yeah. You know.
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Yeah. So go ahead.
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I'm sorry. No.
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No, no, I was about to say they will argue, argue you down about
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how it is real and it can't be rigged and that I'm like, these
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are professional athletes, like you said before, they are paid
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to play. They paid to make these shots,
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to perfect their game, you know, every single day.
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Yeah, this ain't wrestling, bro. This ain't the WWE or whatever.
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This millions of dollars. Millions of dollars to put that
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ball in the basket. $100 million contracts and you mean to tell
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me y'all can't keep a 29 hold a 29 point lead for 1/4?
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That's what I told my cousin. I said that don't make no sense
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now. Ain't nobody off that much now.
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Come about all Not at all. Let me put.
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Put me and you out there, Shaw. Put us out there, bro.
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We we could have brought them back at least half, about 15
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down by 15 at that point. Come on now.
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All right, Dang, we ain't no pros, but man, come on, man.
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We going to make a shot of two or three.
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Come on now. Now this is the part of the show
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where the audience and us, this where we start to split a little
24:17
bit. MJ or LeBron?
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With the most controversial topic ever in sports, right?
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Even then, more than rig, even the sport being rigged, this is
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the most controversial right here.
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Yeah, my opinion, MJ is the coat.
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Yeah. As far as like personal
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accolades, I think LeBron is the GOAT for what he does for for
24:50
the stats that he puts up in the numbers.
24:54
But it's as far as like just single player.
24:57
I I mean, even even championships with Michael
24:59
Jordan, you know, like that Trump's him too.
25:02
But he just had this killer instinct, this aura about him
25:05
that was a little bit different. And and then the era that he
25:08
played in too was a little more physical, you know?
25:11
So, yeah, he was standing all of that and still came out with all
25:17
them rings, man. So I I respect LeBron, but I
25:21
would have to put MJ as the code.
25:23
So I, if we, if we look at it from that perspective, because I
25:27
had, I had a conversation with a guy, he's like, no man, did you
25:31
got to look at Jordan, look at the rings he got.
25:33
I said, we're going to base it on rings.
25:36
We got to look at Russell. You got to live, you know what
25:40
I'm saying? So I said you can't look at it
25:41
like that. Which the MJ has a more killer
25:46
instinct period. That's right.
25:48
Period. But Kobe has that too.
25:52
Had that too. He had that.
25:54
Yes, Sir. He just, he just because of
25:57
Kobe, who he was and his and his attitude and how he played with
26:01
teammates, he didn't get the, he didn't get the respect like
26:06
LeBron and MJ because if you, if you look at it, you can easily
26:09
stick Kobe in there. Oh yeah, for sure.
26:12
As a killer had the killer instinct, but the LeBron and
26:16
the, the LeBron, you got one. I I think you got one and one a
26:21
that I got, you know, one did it in his era his way and the other
26:24
one did it in his era this way. You know what I'm saying?
26:27
So who you think had the great impact on basketball, LeBron or
26:31
or MJ? Man, MJ no question because he,
26:35
he, he carried off of the court because of his shoes alone.
26:40
The fashion part of it, like we still wear Jordans to this day.
26:43
I'm not sure if we can say the same for LeBron shoes or his
26:48
impact with with clothing. Like we would be wearing that
26:51
20-30 years from now. I don't think so, but you never
26:56
know. But you never know MJ.
26:59
You know, it's no Trump in that man to come out with shoe after
27:02
shoe after shoe and for it to be no, pretty much no fails pretty
27:06
much. When it comes to the.
27:08
Stylist. Yeah, no.
27:12
But you know what, a lot of people forget this.
27:14
A lot of people, they get on LeBron and they ride him, but
27:17
they they don't, they forget that MJ didn't win nothing until
27:21
he got his squad with him. He didn't win until he got Kerr
27:25
and and Pippen and robbing and legs and them guys like that.
27:30
So they was like, well, you know, LeBron, he couldn't win
27:32
until he went to Miami with D Wade and then with.
27:36
Same thing, yeah. Yeah, but but if you look at it,
27:39
it's the same exact thing. The only thing LeBron did was
27:43
like he went there. He had, he had a, he was a free
27:46
agent. You go where he wanted to right
27:49
now. I think MJ's happened with just,
27:53
you know, draft, trade, whatever they did theirs.
27:55
I don't know how they did it back then, but it's the same
27:59
thing. Basically.
28:00
He didn't win until he got his squad.
28:03
LeBron ain't win till he got his squad.
28:05
But Michael Jordan just has more of AI would say basketball
28:10
presence. You know what I mean?
28:12
Like when you think of basketball, he's you you think
28:15
of MJ now LeBron, that's my dog. Like, you know, he, he because
28:20
you know, he's, I mean, he's 6869 can run the floor from, you
28:25
know, he, he, he's got the most points, most assists, most all
28:29
the stuff he has. But when you just think of
28:32
basketball itself, you got to, you got to think of, you got to
28:36
think of MJ, bro. You got to and and here's a let
28:40
me just add to that, Charl. I think that at the end of the
28:44
game, who you going to go to? If you need a killer, you need
28:49
that one point, you need that one bucket, you know, who would
28:53
you go to? Would you go to MJ or would you
28:55
go to Jordan? And I think most people would
28:58
say Jordan because he was a he was a killer.
29:00
He was assassin. Same thing with Kobe.
29:04
That's why I got Kobe in the background right now.
29:09
That's my personal favorite. But like MJ, man, definitely to
29:13
go. He had the same killer instinct,
29:15
man, that Kobe had. I think that's why they they
29:19
actually ended up being real good friends, man.
29:22
They they thought the same. And of course, Kobe tried to
29:25
pattern himself after MJ, but that's another topic.
29:30
Yeah, he didn't work too good. So we right up against the break
29:33
man. So when we get back out of the
29:34
break, I want you to think about this.
29:36
Now you can either look at LeBron or MJ if you had to pick
29:41
one player for game seven. Who you taking?
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of any entities they represent. Welcome back to Man Talk 133,
31:06
where me and you may we got Q Baker in the building.
31:10
Hey, Paula reacts, Y'all go check out Q Paula reacts, Y'all
31:15
go check him out man. He all over the place.
31:17
Pipe him in. Y'all find him Doc.
31:19
So who you got game seven? It ain't got to be LeBron.
31:22
It ain't got to be Jordan. That who would you take if you
31:27
had to right now? If you had to pick somebody in a
31:30
game seven who you got dog. Let's see right now, listen, I'm
31:43
picking Jordan baby, I'm I'm picking MJI got to, I got to I
31:49
will pick Kobe next. But game seven, everything on
31:53
the line, all or nothing, I'm picking MJ and then and I'll
31:59
feel comfortable about it. OK, what about Shay?
32:03
What about Shay? I like Shay.
32:05
I like Shay. A lot of people, a lot of people
32:07
don't like Shay. I like Shay.
32:09
I feel like Shay has some Kobeism in them, you know?
32:12
What about Game 7 for with him though?
32:14
You know what I'm saying? Would you pick him Game 7 or?
32:16
Against who? Against who?
32:18
It depends on who he play. No, no, seriously, I would.
32:24
I like, I like Shay. Shay is a bucket.
32:27
So yeah, depending on who he's against.
32:31
Yeah, but. Definitely Shay.
32:34
He's a killer too now, yeah. Yeah.
32:37
That they're going big body Bronson, though, Hey, Bronson is
32:40
rough, man. I ain't going to lie.
32:42
I know we off topic a little bit.
32:44
But no, you good now. Hey, this is an open float.
32:46
This is called the Q Baker. Conversation big body Bronson
32:51
man to be his height that strong, that skilled to be able
32:58
to shoot over big tall 73 Wimby like that's amazing.
33:06
That's amazing. He fading away and he man,
33:08
listen, that takes a lot of skill, a lot of hours in the
33:11
gym. I'm telling you, I'm falling on
33:13
the ground and just still just find a way to get it off the
33:16
glass and knock down get I mean, he he definitely showed Dallas
33:23
what they lost. No.
33:25
For sure he was in Dallas. They basically gave him away
33:28
like now they probably like man we should.
33:30
You're not much. They even gave away dog.
33:32
They gave away him. They gave away What's the Luca?
33:36
Luca Yeah. I don't.
33:39
I don't get it. I don't get it and one thing
33:44
that impressed me, one person, excuse me, was Castle from the
33:49
spurs doctor. He was super physical man.
33:53
I like that dude. I'm like this guy right here,
33:56
fearless and he going down in there in the trenches with the
34:00
big bodies and finishing with and ones like almost every time
34:05
I'm every. Time this dude right?
34:07
Here is rough a lot of people they've been sleeping on castle.
34:11
I don't know why but I'm like y'all need to pay attention.
34:14
This dude is. He's rough man.
34:16
Now think about it like that's a young team.
34:19
They're going to be back again next year because they keeping
34:23
the core together. Just think if they now I like
34:26
the the Aaron Fox, right, But if they take him out and put
34:31
another soda point guard, they're like with like a little
34:34
bit more veteran experience. They're going to be tough.
34:38
They're going to be hard to beat.
34:39
They but they also got to teach whimby how, hey, bro, we need
34:43
you in the paint. Like I understand you can shoot
34:46
threes and I understand you can do all this.
34:48
I need you in the paint so we can get people in foul trouble.
34:52
Yeah, for sure. Because they can't stop him.
34:55
All you got to do is turn around.
34:55
His wingspan was probably like 8 foot wingspan.
34:58
You can't stop him. Turn around the paint dunk and
35:01
foul, get the foul. He want to shoot 3 pointers.
35:04
So they got to figure that out. Once they figure that out,
35:07
they're going to be hard to beat.
35:09
Yeah, I agree with that. I don't know what happened with
35:13
Fox. I'm not sure if he even
35:14
recovered from his injury fully, but Fox wasn't Fox.
35:19
I was kind of surprised at how he kind of put on the last few
35:24
games, man, But I expected more from him, man.
35:28
And, and I didn't get it, man. I was like so.
35:32
Yeah. But I like him though, so.
35:34
Let me ask you this SO I'm I'm a jump out of this and come back
35:39
into it. So since the the Knicks was 53
35:45
years since they won a chip. 53. Do you think now that the league
35:52
is going to say, hey, we talk about the NFL, now they're going
35:56
to say Cowboys this year, y'all turn?
36:01
Hey, they just might. Who who team?
36:04
Who Trump like? Y'all better Trump?
36:09
Trump showed up at that game and they lost like a mug and I.
36:12
Was they? Definitely.
36:14
Did the craziest part about that was I was like he showed up to a
36:18
game, a Knicks game and I was like either they going to flip
36:22
the narrative and the Knicks going to end up wearing the
36:24
series, winning the series or they're going to have an excuse
36:27
of why the Knicks won because Trump showed up.
36:29
But they ended up winning. They gave it to him, bro.
36:34
Trump sent them paper through, sent that e-mail said make sure
36:38
these Knicks win this championship while I'm in
36:42
presidency, while I'm in here. They will win.
36:46
They partying right now. I think it's.
36:49
Like their 80th basketball year so this is a big one for them
36:53
man. Yeah, yeah.
36:54
For real. For real.
36:56
And what's don't? Go ahead and I'll keep going.
36:58
No. I'm sorry, that's another reason
37:00
why I feel like it's rigged, because all of a sudden on their
37:03
80th year. Come on now.
37:05
They. Got to line this stuff up on the
37:07
80th year, they all of a sudden win the championship and it's
37:12
the last time they won was what, 50?
37:14
What'd you say, 50? Three years ago. 53 years ago.
37:17
On the 80th on. The 80 you.
37:19
Better do your homework on on the numbers on the number
37:21
system. Numbers got meaning man.
37:26
I'm telling you bro. Think about it man 8 like 53.
37:31
Oh, that's what I like. What?
37:35
55 + 3 is 88. I mean being 88 from the 80
37:43
years of basketball. Service eighters eighters were
37:47
completion if you 8 yeah yeah, they they got one out the 53
37:52
years we figured it out Zero man talk 130.
37:55
Three right, right here. You cancel the zero out because
37:58
that's what it the zero always counts itself out.
38:01
So he's just left with eight and it, bro, You know what's funny?
38:05
I was telling our homeboy Kenny one day, I was like, man,
38:09
something about the numbers, right?
38:11
We were looking at some conspiracies, conspiracy
38:15
theorist stuff, man. And we started lining up dates
38:19
with times and times with when the last shot was put up on the
38:26
clock. And like, we started seeing
38:28
numbers adding up like 3 and four and five, like like they
38:32
say in church confirmation. 3. And we started getting confirmed
38:37
from more than three sources. We was like, wait a minute, On
38:40
this date, at that time, it's 316, the last shot was made.
38:44
You know what I mean, .31, you know it, it was stuff like that.
38:49
I was like, wait a minute, wait a minute, we might be on the
38:52
something. Yeah.
38:54
But, you know, some people call us crazy conspiracy theorists,
38:58
but sometimes you got to look at what's right there in front of
39:00
you. Man, look at the numbers.
39:01
The numbers don't lie bro. I'm telling the numbers do not
39:05
lie dog. So what separates greatness from
39:08
longevity dot I can I can tell you that the, the the greatness
39:13
is you can in a short period of time like like Jordan short
39:18
period of time. He did a lot in a short period
39:20
of time, right. You got guys that have been in
39:22
the league for 20 years. I like that that.
39:25
Still ain't accomplished what he accomplished.
39:27
You think about it, you got who just retired out of the league
39:29
out the 20 years. Chris Paul never won a chip.
39:32
God, 20 years and you know MJ, he went in the league that long,
39:41
but he but he got six of them. Yeah.
39:44
Just saying So what what you think about it in a short amount
39:47
of time. So what's your thoughts on that?
39:49
I agree. I mean you got, I think there's
39:53
a certain amount of time that you have to accomplish greatness
39:56
until your body starts declining and then them championships
40:01
start going further and further away.
40:03
From you, you know, the chance to further, further away, yeah.
40:07
These guys, like, boy, he came in the league like just athletic
40:11
killing. Killing it.
40:14
I thought he was going to be a promising champion.
40:16
You know? Me too.
40:17
He did have longevity in the league.
40:19
I'll give him that, though. Yeah, yeah.
40:21
Shout out John Wall man, but Raleigh, NC?
40:24
Yeah, shout out to John Wall, man.
40:25
Come on the show, John. We need the highlights.
40:28
Yeah, but no, I I feel you, man. So let me ask you a question.
40:33
Go ahead, talk to him. What you think is more
40:37
important, the greatness or the longevity?
40:41
Which one has more weight? I would say based on the two we
40:48
talking about the greatness because we see people still
40:52
talking about Jordan, you know, after how many years he been
40:56
out. And I think it now, let me say
40:58
it like this. If if he hadn't had such great
41:01
shoes. I don't.
41:03
Yeah, the whole thing 'cause you think about, think about this,
41:07
you got like people like Robert Ory, Yeah, he got like 5 or 6.
41:12
He played with the Lakers and the Spurs.
41:15
He got, he got 5 or 6 of them. Nobody talks about him 'cause he
41:20
has no good shoes. Probably no shoes, Probably no.
41:27
Shoes but MJ. Yeah, nobody's kill them.
41:31
Kill them with these Orys. Think about it.
41:36
Nobody. If he hadn't had great shoes,
41:40
nobody probably like Jordan, they probably if he had went to
41:42
Adidas like in the beginning instead of Nike, nobody would
41:47
have been really talking. I will.
41:50
I'm glad he didn't because we got some fly JS.
41:52
We're out of the deal. You know what I'm saying?
41:54
Lying. I don't know how the Adidas
41:56
would look, but but I'm, I'm, I think it's, I think it's
42:03
greatness, if you ask me. It's greatness and I think that
42:06
it there was a complete package with Jordan from his, When I say
42:10
his or I mean like his style, like his, like the way he would
42:16
move, lay the ball up, the way he would finish, the way he
42:20
would be flying in the air and you know it.
42:22
It was more than just him scoring buckets.
42:25
I think that's what LeBron doesn't have is like the aura of
42:31
just greatness, of just, it just looks good.
42:34
He made it look. Good.
42:36
You know what I mean? Do like this right here and then
42:38
go up on the like that with the other hand, yeah.
42:40
Yeah, it's like, man, what? How did you do that, bro?
42:44
Like what made you do that? In the air.
42:46
You just thought of that, bro, or you practice that.
42:49
I just thought of that right here.
42:53
Like he had swag right before they was calling it swag man.
42:57
That was Jordan, man. That was Jordan died.
43:01
And then think about when Jordan left the game and came back,
43:03
man, like, would LeBron have had the same impact?
43:09
I doubt it. That's probably why he didn't
43:11
leave and come back. He just he got longevity, but
43:15
his longevity is one of the things that caused him to be
43:19
like one O 1A depends on whoever you are, because he you know, he
43:23
does have the most points. He does have the most assists
43:27
and some other records. He even broke.
43:29
The only thing he hasn't accomplished is the most chips,
43:32
but he's been to the finals. I think more than anybody that I
43:35
can think of. You know what, 8-9 times in the
43:38
in in the East. Yeah, he he been playing a long
43:41
time. Too he been playing a long.
43:47
Don't. Get come on the show.
43:52
Tell LeBron, come on the show, man, it's it's all respect.
43:59
It's all respect, man. He's doing some stuff that we
44:01
never seen before man. I I heard he had this, I guess
44:05
couple $1,000,000. It's like a, it looks like a
44:10
porta potty, but it's like a ice machine where he gets in there.
44:14
Yeah, yeah, some chamber machine I forgot, but.
44:18
Yeah, yeah, right. But it's like an ice machine.
44:21
Whatever. It gets super, super cold after
44:24
the games. That's like his ritual.
44:27
And I was like, man, this dude takes care of his body like.
44:30
He does. Man.
44:31
Technology. Something, man.
44:32
They said like a couple million a year in his body is what he
44:35
do. So we bout to be up against his
44:37
last break. So I'm going to ask you this.
44:39
So when we come out to break, think about this.
44:42
Can anyone ever surpass Michael Jordan legacy?
44:47
Do you think anybody I'm to about any player playing right
44:51
now or say like for example, you may see a young player like OK,
44:57
the way they balling right now, they might be all right, but
44:59
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Welcome back man. Talk 133.
46:37
What man, my man? Cute Baker in the house y'all.
46:42
What's? Up.
46:43
Hey, man, I appreciate you coming on the show, bro.
46:45
It's been real fun, dog, real real fun.
46:48
So before we went to break, man, can anybody surpass Michael
46:52
Jordan's legacy? Do you think anybody can do
46:54
that? Let me tell you something.
46:57
Talk to Whim Benyana. Yeah, Whimby is one of those
47:02
guys that's already in conversations of deep defensive
47:06
player of the year. He's an MVP talks.
47:10
I mean, this guy right here is probably somebody that I would,
47:14
I'm not going to put him up there against them.
47:17
But what I'll say is he's very promising and he could have some
47:21
type of Jordan like Legacy with him being a rim protector, him
47:26
being a shot maker playmaker like this dude is.
47:31
He's versatile, that tall. I can see it.
47:36
You know. I can see 20.
47:37
Two, he's 22. 22 years old, bro. I definitely can see him doing
47:43
that because you think about it, bro, he's 22 years old.
47:49
They made it to the NBA Finals. Yeah.
47:53
At 22, you know what I'm saying? And he's the one that's really
47:56
was the one that's leading the team, you know what I'm saying?
48:00
So at 22, to be able to get to the NBA Finals, that says a lot.
48:05
You got to be doing something, brother.
48:07
Yes. Step backs, I ain't never seen
48:09
No 7, three ball player handle the ball the way he does, bro
48:13
and and shoot it the way that he does.
48:16
You know, it's something that we've never seen before, man.
48:19
Yeah, you like the cheat code doc he got like, no, seriously.
48:23
Yeah. Never seen it before and you got
48:26
some other players too, man. But I don't think I don't think
48:29
that just my personal opinion. I like Shay, but I don't think
48:33
he's going to be the one that's going to do that.
48:37
You know what I'm saying? Because Howard Shay probably he
48:40
were about 2727, something like that 28 maybe he's still wearing
48:46
that age range, right. So you think about if he's 20,
48:49
I'm going to give it I'm going to say I'm going to say 25.
48:51
Let's say if he's 25, he is like another 10 years.
48:57
Yeah. To win six ships straight, I
49:00
don't see that happening, not in the West.
49:03
I really don't see that it's. Going to be tough, huh?
49:05
It's going to be tough in the West because you still got you
49:07
still got Minnesota. They come.
49:10
Oh yeah. About the squad, what if they
49:14
make some trades out there in the West and somebody get
49:17
Giannis out there in the West, right?
49:22
It's going to be tough, man. So I don't I don't know, I don't
49:24
think he's going to be the one. I mean, you got some other
49:26
players too, but I'm like you, Wimby is about the only one.
49:29
I can really see that the way he's playing that can really,
49:34
you know, because LeBron, he can.
49:36
He's not going to make it, bro. He, he, the team he's on, he
49:40
ain't going to get no more chips.
49:41
It's over. And that's, and that's my team,
49:44
man, The Lakers man. Yeah.
49:47
But yeah, we not looking good too, too good right now.
49:50
We need to, we need to tighten up.
49:53
I like. Shadow, I like Shadow for that
49:56
conversation. Don't forget about Cooper flag
50:00
though. As a rookie, the numbers he was
50:02
putting up. Man, I ain't going to say he and
50:06
Jordan talk, but he's looking promising for sure.
50:10
He definitely is, man. We're going.
50:11
We're going to have to see man because it it's coming again.
50:14
If you know the old guys, you know y'all had y'all fun.
50:18
Go ahead and sit down and let the young guys see what they
50:20
got. Lebron's still getting shine,
50:23
Steph's still getting shine. I mean, you got Durant still
50:27
getting shine and they still, they're not performing the way
50:30
they used to perform. So let the the new guys, let
50:33
them go ahead and take over the league, bro.
50:35
Let somebody else be the face, Anthony Edwards.
50:37
Let them guys take over and be the face of the league, man.
50:40
Yeah, it's time. It's time, doll.
50:43
It's time. So, doll, I'm going to
50:44
transition just a little bit, you know?
50:46
Yeah. You're a Christian man.
50:50
I'm a Christian man too. So how do you think a man
50:53
discovers his purpose? You know what I mean?
50:57
Like, like a lot. I think me personally, a lot of
51:01
men don't know what their purpose is.
51:04
That's good, yeah. So it's kind of hard for them to
51:07
discover the purpose when they don't know what you know, they
51:10
don't even know where to look. And if you don't have people
51:13
that are speaking into you and telling you what your purpose
51:16
is, how you, how can they find it?
51:19
That's very true. That's a tricky question right
51:22
there. Honestly, I'm going to just say
51:25
I'm going to tell you how I found my purpose was.
51:28
It was my purpose was all around me and and I tell my wife the
51:33
same thing. Music was surrounded by I was
51:37
surrounded by music. Excuse me.
51:39
So from the time I woke up to the time I went to sleep, I was
51:44
hearing music. I was playing music.
51:46
I was so it was destined for me to do something with music.
51:51
I enjoyed music just listening to it.
51:53
I didn't just have to, I didn't have to play it, but just
51:58
hearing it, you know, So I knew I was going to do something with
52:02
music. And I told my wife because she
52:04
said, you know, she said, well, what is my purpose?
52:08
You know, And I told, I said, you're a giving person.
52:11
You're a loving person. I said, maybe your purpose is,
52:15
is like giving back, like evangelism.
52:19
Maybe your purpose is, is starting the homeless shelter,
52:23
maybe your purpose, you know, because she has a kind heart.
52:28
And so once I told her that, you know, that's when she started
52:31
feeling like, you know what, you might be right.
52:34
You know, I think my purpose is, you know, to give back to
52:38
people, whatever it is, you know.
52:40
So I think you got to do some soul searching.
52:43
You got to do some praying for those young men that are trying
52:47
to find their purpose. And yeah, man.
52:51
And what's key is, like you said, you got to your wife had
52:54
somebody around her that could see that and you spoken to us.
52:57
It was kind of like, hey, you got to have people around you
53:00
got to have good people around you.
53:02
You know, just like, you know, and this is the thing why you
53:04
got to have people, good people around you, because why do so
53:08
many men struggle with the identity to to with the
53:13
identities because they don't have the right people around
53:17
them. Yeah, you think about like, you
53:19
know, most people that grew up in the streets, that's not your
53:23
identity. Somebody identified you as oh,
53:25
no, you that you, you can definitely be that right, right.
53:29
You be a killer for the show. And they picked up.
53:31
That's not their identity, but they running with it because now
53:35
they what they what they they want here to quit.
53:37
Is that what they nickname is? You know what I'm saying?
53:40
Product of the environment. That's all it is.
53:43
There you go, man. I'm.
53:44
Monkey see, monkey do. And you got to have the right
53:47
people just around you. I mean, if you ain't in the
53:50
church, somebody can, you know, help you identify what your
53:55
identity is. You got to know that as a man,
53:59
you got to know that. So what advice could you give
54:02
someone that you feel like because you knew what yours was
54:04
all around you? Because a lot of times people
54:06
don't look around them. They looking for this big, this
54:10
big purpose for them to do. I I know it's got to be
54:13
something bigger for me to do. That's good.
54:17
What advice you can give somebody that that's stuck?
54:21
Do you that they, they come to you like man, I don't know what
54:23
I need to be doing, man. Like I, I'm just in life.
54:26
I'm just stuck. I think that whatever that thing
54:31
is, it comes natural to you. It it can come natural to you.
54:37
I feel like whatever it is, it'll just flow like you won't
54:44
have to really think about what it is that you're doing.
54:47
It just come, it's a part of you in in other words.
54:51
So it it can be, like I said, it can be given back.
54:54
It can be being a doctor, you know, you giving back in the
54:58
medical field because you're treating, you know, injuries and
55:03
illnesses and infections. So yeah, I think that soul
55:10
searching and then also just kind of thinking about what
55:14
comes natural to them. What would you like to do also,
55:18
you know what I mean? Like sometimes you can find your
55:21
purpose in in some of your hobbies, you know?
55:24
So that's just my personal opinion.
55:27
In your opinion, what makes a great leader?
55:32
A leader is a great leader, is very patient.
55:38
They think about the complete team, not just one person.
55:42
You know how to handle different personalities because that's one
55:48
of the biggest things when you're being a a great leader,
55:51
you're going to have all these different personalities clashing
55:53
with each other. And you got to be a problem
55:56
solver for for one thing, you got to be a person that can see
55:59
things in the future also and not just what's right here at
56:05
face value. You got to see things for like
56:08
what they are and what's deeper and what's behind what you see.
56:11
So that's just my take on it. Yeah, and so now excuse me, I
56:17
keep clearing my throat. I don't know why I do that, but
56:19
I'm clearing my throat, y'all. That's what I do.
56:20
Too what? What leadership mistakes do most
56:24
men make bro? Like, I know some common
56:29
mistakes that men in leadership make.
56:32
And one of the main mistakes is you can't show favoritism
56:36
towards women. Oh, no, you can't.
56:39
You can't do it. You just can't.
56:41
That's one of the things you cannot do as a leader.
56:44
You know, you can't treat everybody as like you treat your
56:49
kids like you got some leaders, some men that they talk to,
56:52
grown men like they talk to their kids.
56:54
Oh no, yeah, we can't do that. What do you think Some.
56:59
You're right. But you think the mistakes they
57:03
make, most men make man. Well, a lot of times when you in
57:09
that high of a position, I think for one thing, when it comes to
57:16
women, let's just talk about women.
57:17
I think that a lot of that, let's just be honest and and
57:21
keep it all the way real. It turns some women on it it
57:25
when they find out you're a leader and you're this great
57:27
person. It's something about, you know,
57:30
being a alpha male that women are attracted to, being
57:34
confident, you know, being walking with authority.
57:36
And it's like, I guess it just makes them wonder like what what
57:40
is it about him that's so great that he feels like he's so great
57:44
or he's just leader. So with being a leader comes a
57:47
lot of perks too. So like, but a lot of mistakes
57:50
they probably make is can't keep it in your pants.
57:54
You're showing favoritism. Yeah, yeah.
57:57
So. Yeah.
57:59
So let me ask you this because we we got like a couple of
58:02
minutes before we get out of here.
58:04
This is probably tough for some people.
58:07
How do you lead when nobody's following?
58:12
How do you lead when nobody is following?
58:15
Who you leading? Right.
58:17
So how do you leave? So I think that that question is
58:21
more so like, how do you carry yourself?
58:24
Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no.
58:25
I got when nobody, yeah, when nobody's like, like, like for
58:29
example, people watching you no matter what.
58:32
That's. For.
58:33
Sure, but when you by yourself, can you?
58:37
Integrity is how you act when ain't nobody watching.
58:41
So how could you leave people when ain't nobody watching?
58:44
Like for me, example for me when I was in the Air Force, I was
58:47
doing cheap. So at a certain time since we
58:50
had a female drill instructor, which was a military training
58:54
instructor MTI, she will leave. So now I'm over 50 something
58:58
people. So I'm by myself.
59:01
So how am I going to how am I going to leave these people when
59:04
ain't nobody watching? Am I going to do the same thing
59:06
they doing? I'm going to do it this way,
59:08
this way. So I got to, I had to lead
59:10
straight down the middle. So when they weren't watching
59:13
me, how I thought they won't watch it, you know, I had to
59:17
lead a certain way. So that's, I guess it's how do
59:20
you leave when nobody's following you?
59:22
If you got to just be a man and do what you got to do, I guess
59:26
that's the, you know, the my explanation of it, you know what
59:29
I mean? No, that's good.
59:30
It, I think it, it definitely speaks to your integrity to lead
59:35
without having someone following you or, or someone's following
59:39
you. So yeah, it comes from within
59:41
your morals and goals and stuff come into play.
59:44
And I think, like you said, when nobody's around or you think
59:47
nobody's around because somebody's always watching, even
59:49
if it's God, somebody, you know, somebody is always watching you
59:54
and you should always carry yourself as such.
59:57
And what brother we on our way out?
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Thank you all for the the wonderful conversation brother,
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Hey man, it was fun, man. You can come back anytime you
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