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Let Go of the Old Model · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any share your suck and we hold the
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  world ransom for when you excuse me while I whip this out shoot broadcasting live
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  and at leta to a jolo. This this is the Sports Shop Show with
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  Wayne Gandy. You may began, you lean up, dang, can you
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  go on the way you may pill Vegan. Welcome, welcome, welcome.
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  You're listening to the Sports Shop Show. I'm the Sports Shop Wayne Candy.
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  Good morning to you out there listening land. Memorial Day weekend, a couple
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  of hours from being in the books. Uh, it is Memorial Day.
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  A lot of people will be transitioning back from vacation. A lot of people
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  will be hanging out at parks. Hopefully the rain in the Atlanta area will
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  come and go, but we definitely need it. Uh. If you want
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  to save on the water bill, I want to get that that free watering
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  of the grass and rain water helps the flowers out more than the hose water.
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  Anyway, you put two flowers out there and you'll see the difference,
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  something about the what drops out of the sky and what comes through that pipe
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  creates a different bud on a flower. Yeah, I know, you guys,
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  you know it does. It creates a different you know, kind of
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  like New York New Yorkers say about pizza and some places that might be in
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  Arizona. Uh, sometimes ship the water all the way from New Jersey,
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  New York area, just to use that water in there dough. But it
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  is raining, it is storm and it was filming last night down in Dallas,
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  the Mavericks winning again, pushing the series to three oh over the ten
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  Bird Wolves. A lot of stars and attendance when you went around the arena,
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  a Rod in the building, Queen Latifa in the building, Patrick Mahomes,
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  Travis Kelcey, Jerry Stackhouse, a lot of guys, Miles Garrett h
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  It was a lot of people down in that Dallas area. Well, I
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  had a question, go ahead or whenever this is commands she greg everybody with
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  a rod being at the games and like he's still trying to litigate buying the
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  team. Is it is it awkward to me? It's a little awkward that
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  he's at the games for the of the Timberwolves and he's still in the process
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  of trying to buy the team. Well, the thing I noticed with a
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  Rod is a Rod is a sports fan. He tends to be in every
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  all all events watching sports. I see him at all kinds of heat games,
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  Laker games, places, he wherever he lives. He seems to be
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  a fan of sports. He seems to really want to take on the Minnesota
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  Timberwolves. I think they did give him or he does own the Links,
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  or at least part of the Minnesota Links. But he seems to be what
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  else do I do? Because a lot of times you got to remember,
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  when you start getting that high up, it stops being about did you secure
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  the money, and it starts to be the other owners seeing you as someone
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  that they want to be in business with. So he doesn't. He shows
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  the same fever for the Timberwolves as you'll see a Mark Cuban. Mark Cuban
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  just happens is to own his team right now. A Rod is trying to
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  show you that no, I'm in this not just as somebody that's trying to
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  invest, but as a fan. But I do. I see him at
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  everything college games. It just seems to be a sports enthusiast. It's just
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  at the at the Timberwolves games specifically, they're trying to buy the team,
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  and then there was some issues with getting the money, and then they got
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  the money and then Glenn Taylor pulled the offer off the table. But he's
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  still at the game, so they're still like basically like negotiating or litigating.
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  But would have said what would it have said about him if you pulled the
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  offer and then he was just left. I think it wouldn't have been as
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  I don't know if it would have been a big deal. I think it's
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  a bigger deal that he's like still there, he's still like fighting it.
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  And what does that mean for for for everyone who's in the organization now If
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  he's like still fighting to buy this team and the owner there is like,
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  no, I'm not selling the team. So it's there's there's like a conflict
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  there that I don't know if it's going to affect how much it's going to
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  Well, the owner that owns it might decide to give him a part.
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  Maybe he doesn't want to work with the guys or sell to the guys that
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  a Rod was connected to, but maybe a Vart can convince him to let
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  let him get that part, that percentage of what he owns. You want
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  to bring in a minority owner, Hey, I'm here for you. I'm
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  here for that. It's it's possible, it's but it just seems like it
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  looks like an awkward situation to me, just because of things that I've read
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  before. It seems like a positive as far as the team being sold and
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  not being sold and why, and well, I see the owners at the
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  Hawks, the ex owners at the Hawks, their kids and them still come
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  to the game, sits in, sit in the same front row seats.
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  Yea, the Turners and even the prior to nine owners it was like nine
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  owners, and he went to four. Those four owners that sold the team
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  to Resnor, they still come. They still have their seats down there and
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  to the to the to the game, the the and I don't understand like
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  who owns what percentage, But it almost sounds like there's some sort of hostile
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  takeover brewing in the way that I'm understanding it. The way you described it,
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  I want to buy your team. There was an offer, we have
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  the money. You said no, That's in most business negotiations. That's the
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  end of it. And you're saying that he's still aggressively trying to buy this
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  team, like he's going to force someone's hand. And that's what I don't
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  understand how that well, because I'm saying, if the four of us it's
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  like a group, we're trying to buy a team through all the powers that
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  be, I find out, really he just didn't want to do business with
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  you two, Right, it's just you two that really he ain't want to
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  do business with, right, No saying that he shut down so me and
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  bad producer. He's he may want to still do some business with him.
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  So I don't feel like it was me yet, so I'm gonna stay around
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  right, right. So so that's that I understand it from that point of
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  view. And then a rod is a brand himself and then what other attached
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  even though regardless of whatever he's known, he's a he's a Hall of Famer,
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  I mean, he's he's as Alex Rodriguez and as sports just related to
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  he's at all the games. I mean, I've seen him at Super Bowls,
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  I've seen him at and I guess what I'm saying is it's not about
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  the Alex Rodriguez wanting to buy the team part. It's the it seems like
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  there is a power greater than ownership in the NBA. Like Donald Sterling was
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  forced to sell his team. He's saying that this owner has said, no
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  the temperature, you have to get a certain percentage of the other owner of
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  vote right and see that that That's what I'm saying. So it's the it's
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  not just selling the team, it's also collective of a certain percentage of us
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  agreeing that you can sell the team to that person. Okay, y see,
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  and they may feel it. So it's an individual buy, but it's
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  also is a collective. Uh, it's an individual sale, but it's also
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  a collective because remember you're leaving and we have to work with him, right,
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  So it's both ours, but you keep it at your house something like
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  that. Right. But watching the game last night, which the Mavericks one
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  now pushing the series to three oh one, sixteen one o seven, Luca
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  and Kyrie Irvin going to work. The guys inside Gafford are just making play,
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  hustle, plays the go along with this group. And really, if
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  you want to sum this series up, it's that the timberwill ate the whole.
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  Denver Omlei. That's all it is. They did something that settled their
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  soul and made them see and feel a sense of accomplishment, but the race
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  wasn't over. It's kind of how we spoke about the Lakers winning the nd
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  season tournament. As an athlete, you never want to feel like you have
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  a ride the Timberwolves in that last round, beating the three time MVP.
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  Beating the defending champs was a hurdle that kind of made them feel like they
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  won the NBA Championship. And that's where you kind of see the energy they
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  thought they've arrived. And it happens all the time, is can you get
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  up? Can you go play a big game and then get up and not
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  take how many times do you see Alabama? They go play Georgia, but
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  then next week on the schedule they have East Tennessee State and then it takes
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  them to the fourth quarter to start winning the game because I just took on
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  Goliath. Now you're out here with some god I don't even know right his
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  superpowers making flowers grow, and that's all I see you. The Dallas Mavericks
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  took the baton beating OKC and they still running Minnesota took the baton beating Denver
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  and stop, now, man, did you see that? Did you see
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  us just beat that instead of the four underd there? But if that because
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  I really never believed that I could be here, I really never believed that
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  I could get here. So I got past the spot that I thought was
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  my height and and was like, oh, I don't know what to do
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  now, Like I don't have a plan past getting here. My dream was
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  to just that's when people talk about the experience, when they talk about players,
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  to be able to get you to just see it as another victory,
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  right, just see it as a piece of the pie and not the whole
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  pie. And these young teams that excuse me, I said, Dallas really
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  actually does have that. If you look at their rocks, they kind of
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  as far as where they need it, like, uh, they finally beat
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  the Clippers, the Clippers that beating them a couple of times in the playoffs,
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  so they finally got past them. So the rest of it is a
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  little bit easier, right, They play knowing that there's still more to play
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  for, right man, All Anthony Towns they seem very beat their chest and
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  everybody wanted to crown them. Everything by beating Denver. But that wasn't the
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  championship. That was just the second round. Now you're down, fighting for
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  your life. Down three to zero to Dallas and Game four in this series
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  being busy in the world. So safe travels and our condolences to anyone affected
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  by those Tournato's a tornado that's ripping through the NBA seems to be hitting the
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  TNT show. Now. I'm not a big TNT show watcher. The show
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  has been on forever inside the NBA with ch Als Barkley, Kenny Smith,
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  she Kille O'Neill. Over the last couple of years, they have various NBA
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  and w NBA players that come in and sit in. Last night they had
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  Draymond Green part of the staff. But it seems to be something that the
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  guys here on the panel are keeping an eye on. And with some of
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  these streaming services buying and selling and moving shows around TNT, this inside the
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  NBA is in danger of not being with this company and command you Greg and
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  bad producer you spoke about, or Big Kenny maybe having where Charles Barkley and
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  his production company takes over inside the NBA. Is that correct? Yeah,
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  Charles Barkley has his own production company and he is open to rebooting it if
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  T and T doesn't indeed lose the rights to the NBA broadcasts. So Inside
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  the NBA is a self contained show on T and T. So I mean
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  because for him to take the show and reboot it, he would have to
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  have the rights to the show like that, like the name and the content
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  and all of that. So I always thought that that was a rig no
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  programming from T and T inside the NBA like they came up with that they
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  I think Turner Broadcasting it did originally start from Turner T and T, which
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  is all part of Turner Network Broadcasting, so it probably has its own set
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  of producers, set of producers and different things. So if the network doesn't
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  pick them up, they can just as a show all go somewhere else and
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  everybody's you know, they won several Emmys, so congratulations and on that throughout
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  the years, but sometimes go out on top. Seinfeld went on out on
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  top a couple other shows. I can't think you win the Emmys. I
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  mean, why do you think if you think you reboot. I mean I've
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  seen things try to reboot in the past and it just turned into like,
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  well, I think in the Seinfeld situation, they made the decision that I've
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  done some of my best work. I'm ready to go. But I'm just
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  I'm talking about there's a lot more of just Seinfeld was just one of the
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  ones. But there's other shows that went out on top with Emmy Award winnings.
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  But I'm saying, when you get the plug pulled on your show,
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  you still may have some of your best work yet as you feel in you,
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  so I can see wanting to keep doing that. Like It's not like,
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  man, we've gotten to the point where Phonzie's jumping a shark on water
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  skis you know what I mean, we haven't they They decided the network that
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  we're going to be. So a lot of times the characters can grow to
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  where they cost too much and the producer, you're sitting there, you take
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  a sign fail. When I started, only had to pay Jerry, and
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  then I end up having to pay all four characters, right, a million
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  dollars an episode, and now I can't afford the show so and the characters
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  are so beloved, I can't go kill them off because the show is basically
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  it's called a sign fail show, but it's everybody's show that's on it.
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  So typically that's what it seems like as long as the show is kind of
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  and that's why you see some shows consistently they keep maybe like two characters,
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  three characters, but they okay with right running some storylines where you just are
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  part time or we just you know, cut you out completely with the TNT
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  show reboots. A lot of times with sports become age, so you know,
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  Charles Barkley is sixty one, sixty two, Kenny Smith is sitting there
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  somewhere around sixty even even Shaquille O'Neill is about fifty one fifty two, kids
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  are getting older, going to college, got a lot of business things.
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  So you start rebooting because of time those guys, you know, they don't
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  want to be consistently there anymore. Do you think the NBA fan is changing?
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  Like I know you. We spoke about it changing in the NFL commentary
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  and how that person is able to see things from a first person point of
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  view, but from a more recent it's not like back in the golden age
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  of football and Barkley's been I mean, the youngest one is Shaquille and he's
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  been retired how long now? Good dub at least. So I'm saying,
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  do you think that there they hear about the greatness? Like when the beef
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  was going on, he was he was recounting his greatness on social media and
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  a lot of people had to go research that they wanted to go see those
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  videos because they don't remember him that way. So do you think a reboot
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  partly could be almost let's step down while we still have our that that view
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  that fans have of us is relevant and capable, and we'll just switch it
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  up in and take it in a different direction, and based on whatever they
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  send the show, whoever buys the show, it could change it. As
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  we said, the producers might want to put a little more clamp on where
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  they go. Yeah, let's start having them work in ways that that's not
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  how they want. And you're talking about at that age those guys, okay,
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  just going home before they start doing song and dances. They don't know
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  because Charles said, though, you know, if you stop, if I
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  can't say what I want to and it won't be fine anymore, I will
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  Cut out the education part, stop with that and just move to that.
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  Auburn has a sports company, the Auburn football club has a basketball company.
• 28:26
  Auburn has a baseball company, and that you play under there and do it
• 28:33
  like that. Let's stop the student athlete. Let's just call it what it
• 28:37
  is. It's basically professional sports. That's what it's called. When you get
• 28:47
  paid professional sports. It's only amateur athletics when you don't. That's the difference
• 28:57
  between the pro. So anyhow, you have justified to make so college football
• 29:03
  players now are pro players just in the minor leagues. Drop the school.
• 29:10
  Nobody needs to go to class. Somebody online all that. None of that
• 29:12
  needs to ever be reported on Figure out a check. Now, remember right
• 29:18
  now they're going to allow up schools up to roughly twenty million per year to
• 29:25
  divvy out towards athletes. Now, that would encompass all athletes, the bank,
• 29:30
  dolls, soccer, the golf. Don't read the paragraph and think they're
• 29:36
  just talking about football. That twenty million now, how and when, I'm
• 29:40
  quite sure we'll hear some more stories because somebody on the gymnastics team heard that
• 29:45
  somebody on the baseball teammate X, Y and Z. And so now you're
• 29:52
  just running a business, command you, Greg. It's a they got a
• 29:57
  salary cap. Yeah, that's a do I get written union? We union
• 30:04
  break all those kind of things we need to break. Well, we already
• 30:08
  got the facilities and stuff to stop trying to run it as though we don't
• 30:11
  need to go to class well, and I'm saying I think a lot of
• 30:15
  times when you go that direction, not thinking it all the way through.
• 30:21
  Certain things in the United States, because it's classified as a business, have
• 30:26
  certain rules that have to apply. You can't work so many hours without two
• 30:30
  fifteen minute breaks and a minimum thirty minute lunch break type of thing. And
• 30:36
  so that's what you did. That's what the union and the union union a
• 30:38
  players association will be able to go out and make a CBA and all of
• 30:44
  this be And so how does this affect NIL? That's that's one part of
• 30:48
  my question. I was like, how does this affect the NIL well,
• 30:51
  and to tag you onto what he said, NIL just becomes the same as
• 30:55
  pro sports, I just come give you it's just okay, NIL is really
• 31:00
  just a commercial, just like a professional sports athlete gets a commercial. Okay,
• 31:03
  that's all that. Okay. I had the same question Kenny, ask
• 31:06
  you just called it N I L because it was under the heading of college
• 31:11
  athletes. But the licensing work. If you're paying me as an employee,
• 31:15
  I'm just I just got a TV contract. So did coach save and see
• 31:18
  all this coming. That's why sure, because because you're gonna lose all.
• 31:23
  Like you said, if they want to get a union, it's gonna be
• 31:26
  like, well, we can only practice so many times a day. We're
• 31:29
  gonna we can do a lot of college coaches, Dabbo Sweeney, anyone that's
• 31:33
  spoken out that have been looking in the mirror, they are college coaches.
• 31:41
  They see what I'm I'm I'm really verbatim explaining that they're not gonna write it
• 31:45
  up. Maybe in ten years it will be written the way I'm speaking it.
• 31:49
  But they basically have just created minor league sports. So what would I
• 31:55
  need to go to class for. Yeah, I don't think the student athlete
• 31:59
  parts should even and could even be in forced. Man, this LEFL So
• 32:02
  someone like a coach Saban, if he wanted to take this route in his
• 32:07
  mind, I might as well go back to the pros. Well, right,
• 32:12
  I might as well go because that's what you're creating. You're gonna probably
• 32:15
  cut back on scholarships. It's not gonna beship so scholarship. Oh see,
• 32:22
  I didn't even know that they're gonna cut back because we're in a business now
• 32:24
  extra money. I'm not talking to you and your parents. I'm talking to
• 32:28
  you on age twenty five. I need the ten that will play right.
• 32:31
  I need to make a team. I don't need but a fifty man roster.
• 32:35
  I might as well cut the team. Why would I keep one hundred
• 32:37
  people have to pay down from like one fifteen to like eighty five. I'm
• 32:42
  just asking you to take your shoes off, step out here with me to
• 32:45
  the picture. The person who's running the program isn't even concerned about athletics.
• 32:51
  This person is just great. So bat at cnat all the all that high
• 32:55
  school GPA, all that's out the one to too, Why why why I
• 32:59
  need that that's to come into the school. Maybe, But that's what I'm
• 33:04
  saying. That's what we can drop the school part because you were not going
• 33:07
  it's going to school. What what aspect would be going to school? You
• 33:13
  just the school? You just play? What the if there is? I
• 33:16
  took a job at part of it. I took a job at play with
• 33:20
  football. Just the state CC. Yeah, state employee. Get a check
• 33:25
  from that's it. That's it. But like you were saying with the h
• 33:30
  like someone who's just good at balancing or managing budgets, that's most likely the
• 33:37
  future of the athletic directors. Yeah, you're going to see athletic directors who
• 33:40
  are more about money. This dude used to run an electric company, but
• 33:45
  that's been going. That's what I'm saying. Take your shoes off, step
• 33:49
  back and you it'll start having them aha moments. The athletic director before him
• 33:58
  was an ex football player that stayed around here and used to be the ball
• 34:02
  boy, and then he became the ticket seller and he was the rent and
• 34:06
  then they made him a d. Now the ad used to run IBM in
• 34:12
  Europe. Yes, never played football, have played for part of it,
• 34:15
  but he revolutionized fiber optic technology and so now to do it football and sports.
• 34:23
  Heat played college sports at all. We went to Columbia and got a
• 34:30
  masters and a PhD and went and ran a company. The athletic director beforehand
• 34:36
  used to be former sports people, somebody that you typically went to that school
• 34:42
  in some sport, whether they were great or not. And we're able to
• 34:46
  be the athletic director. I just would just love the n C double a
• 34:52
  erase all that's part about going to class higher because you're gonna cut scholarships which
• 34:57
  won't even be call scholarships, No more sponsorships, prime, it's just contract
• 35:01
  contract now. Now I don't need eighty, I don't need a hundred.
• 35:06
  Remember each class is twenty to twenty five people. So typically on a football
• 35:09
  team on the Power five, you have one hundred people on scholarship, if
• 35:14
  not one hundred and twenty on scholarship. I don't need that, so I
• 35:22
  can save money and cut forty people. Well, remember we're just contracts.
• 35:27
  We're not going to school. Yeah, so it's just business now. Minor
• 35:31
  league sports. We talked when the distance runner got booed. We talked about
• 35:39
  how at some point you got to make a stand and it might not benefit
• 35:45
  you in that time for alumni, for fans of universities and those teams that
• 35:51
  they've supported some for generations to see this where in the future it may be
• 35:58
  we don't have a real football team. We just got a business run by
• 36:01
  the university that plays footballs for us. Will that affect the support from alumni,
• 36:08
  Will that affect the support from pure fans, or will it expand the
• 36:15
  game to where you know, now I can truly be a fan. If
• 36:19
  you're winning, you'll probably be able to keep your fan base. The same
• 36:22
  you start losing over time, you could just be seen as a professional team
• 36:28
  that plays for the school. Right, people won't have that same because as
• 36:32
  I'm saying that now, the people that might be on the field never even
• 36:38
  went to school there, right right, They're just people who came here.
• 36:43
  What do you think the age out will be? And a lot of fans
• 36:49
  will be just like that fly by night, oh man, and they'll be
• 36:52
  saying people in the Atlanta area don't support the Georgia team like they should,
• 36:55
  that kind of stuff. What was your question? Just one of what would
• 37:00
  be the age out? Like beginning like it's got to be like eighteen to
• 37:04
  twenty seven? Why? Why? Why? It's business? It's business now,
• 37:08
  might as well just paid who pay the best dude I can afford.
• 37:14
  You can stay here forever, Pay the best dude I can afford. If
• 37:17
  all you ever was a college player and you tried to pro, you tried
• 37:21
  the NFL and didn't work, come back to our team. Why have any
• 37:25
  limits of school. Let's take the full step. Let's bow knicks for the
• 37:32
  rest of us, for the rest of exactly, Let's bow knicks forever.
• 37:37
  Let's just bow knicks forever. Make I'll make four years here, I'll do
• 37:40
  four years there. I'll do two years here, I'll do two years over
• 37:44
  there. Easier, way easier. That's all they're doing with working on your
• 37:49
  masters, pat while you're doing Why why would I work on anything? But
• 37:53
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• 37:58
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  even then. Welcome back to this spot, Shock show up, this one,
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  shock wine canny. Good morning to you out there. I hope you
• 41:34
  are somewhere where the sun will be shining here at least once it gets to
• 41:37
  noon. Right now, nobody really cares if it's raining because you're still trying
• 41:42
  to sleep off last night. But in about three or four hours you're gonna
• 41:45
  want to, you know, at least around lunch, get out and wherever
• 41:49
  you are in tan and then have a better day. So what about the
• 41:52
  person that's got to get the barbecue ready to day, like you gotta wait
• 41:55
  later. Nobody really does that. Man, You gotta come out of them
• 41:59
  caves or North Carolina. Anybody doing none of that? Doing what caves?
• 42:04
  Caves where people still doing that old school? Oh you still throw the barbecue
• 42:08
  on Monday. Don't nobody doing that? Nobody grilling? We did that on
• 42:13
  Saturday, They did that beforehand. But this though, most people are buying
• 42:17
  on Saturday and from the smoke barbecue places and then just putting it on their
• 42:24
  grill. Oh they capping. No, they're not capping. They evolutionaries.
• 42:30
  They have moved to the new world. They're saving time, saving time because
• 42:38
  me and my time doing this for the slaverribs. It's twenty eight dollars or
• 42:45
  I could just go up here to the barbecue blace and get the slavribs for
• 42:47
  thirty and didn't have to waste no time. But no, where's the labor
• 42:53
  being authentic? Where's the labor of love? You know the place is called
• 42:59
  the Author Barbecue House. You should have started with that, sir. I
• 43:02
  wouldn't. I would just if you had to say we got it from a
• 43:07
  phoenix, then I would have just been like and for just five dollars more.
• 43:10
  It's a bargain at this point because the time that I've saved just drinking
• 43:15
  beer and watching the game. Yeah, you're right, Yeah, you didn't
• 43:21
  have to do all that. That's the No. They don't do that.
• 43:23
  No more do you do that? People? People don't even count on whether
• 43:28
  being good telling you to go to wherever. Most those places have so high
• 43:34
  rate. Most of their barbeque sales is to go. Yes, people are
• 43:42
  picking it up in boxes, boxes like I've gone there on certain days,
• 43:49
  like basically what you got left? Because the guy go back there looking,
• 43:54
  man, I got four wings, right, look like I got a breast,
• 43:59
  right, that's all. It looked like a brass might be a thigh,
• 44:01
  you know what, I might might just be a big chicken thigh.
• 44:06
  It's getting to the point. Now you got a slab. No, look
• 44:08
  like we got like a half of slap half span. We can make them
• 44:10
  tips though. That's how they're really doing it. Ain't nobody in the backyard
• 44:15
  when the last time you went to the park and somebody had actually had a
• 44:19
  grill. Do you know that a lot of trip over a dog. Then
• 44:22
  your agrell places sell them in like packages. Now like you get the half
• 44:27
  slab, but you know the cosgo and get the Saint Louis. Uh,
• 44:30
  they already do it for all holidays, but all companies you can hook them
• 44:35
  up Thanksgiving meal. My cousins still do all fashine side and we did,
• 44:40
  yes we can this weekend. We still did the old fashioned way. Shot
• 44:45
  out to the boys. I still use stamps, food stands, stamps from
• 44:50
  oh call it. But if we had the book, let's get a book.
• 44:55
  If I had some stamps, I would use it too. But the
• 45:00
  male, yeah, the male, I did do that. Elia said,
• 45:04
  seventeen percent of Americans still use and that's low the male. That's you still
• 45:09
  use stamps yea to matale stuff. So it's it's the same. I'm just
• 45:15
  telling you what you're thinking about waking up at six getting the chocoal hot,
• 45:20
  because that's actually what it requires. I do it, and that's what it
• 45:25
  requires, the being up at six, the season and the lawing, and
• 45:30
  it is love. But it allows for no time of anything else. And
• 45:35
  I've found that people do that more when it's a small group. They're more
• 45:39
  likely to barbecue for three or four people than it is for masses of people.
• 45:46
  I snapped the massive people I'm calling Greggs Barbecue and sports jock, I'm
• 45:52
  having the experience thirty five people I'm about to call Greggs barbecue, and it
• 45:57
  makes sense I might make a side and add on to it. And it
• 46:01
  took me doing it to agree with you. I did it for forty people
• 46:05
  and was like, nah, and I ain't doing this no more. I
• 46:07
  ain't doing this no more for forty forty five people at the house and everything
• 46:13
  was handmade. Now, it gave me a great sense of pride when they
• 46:15
  man, it's delicious. Who catered this right out the kitchen? Boy,
• 46:20
  you doing your thing on that. I really loved that part of it.
• 46:22
  But that's the love. The three days that it really took me to prepare
• 46:29
  and then clean. And you know what, we could have just went to
• 46:31
  authentics and had the same kind of time. You know, go ahead on
• 46:37
  and get your chocolate going. Hey, let's do it, he said,
• 46:42
  go out. But the rain is passing through here in Atlanta though once again.
• 46:45
  And I just want to make sure for the clear up when we were
• 46:49
  talking about the whole college ting, I just want us to take the education
• 46:54
  part away. It allows everybody to do because all you ever wanted was payers
• 47:01
  to get paid. That's that's it seemed like I heard that more than anything
• 47:06
  over the last decade. But stop trying to do it under the umbrella of
• 47:10
  some kind of education. Right, you don't have a restriction, You don't
• 47:15
  have to worry about what eligibility. Oh he you know this is six years.
• 47:20
  He got to move on. No, he could just stay here and
• 47:22
  play if that's what Tim Tebow could have just stayed in Florida forever. One
• 47:28
  of our online well couple of online comments from our online listeners, Charlie Johnson's,
• 47:31
  said that so non athletes UH have to pay and then they cut the
• 47:37
  tuition with all that money being made, so it still seems unfair that at
• 47:43
  the end of the day, somebody for the program. I don't understand.
• 47:49
  It's you're cutting scholarships things like that, and there are some people that could
• 47:55
  possibly beliefit benefit who would have went to s you just want to educate,
• 48:00
  I did it that way. You didn't want the education, right, right?
• 48:05
  And then Field says that, uh, that seventeen percent. I guess
• 48:08
  when you mentioned that statistic, he said, that's why the post office loses
• 48:12
  billions of dollars a year. Yeah, that's why they raised your rent on
• 48:15
  the box rent. I'm like, crazy, two hundred dollars for two hundred
• 48:21
  dollars a year for a post office box? Yeah, yeah, man,
• 48:25
  we don't trust you when it comes to money. You cheap man. That's
• 48:29
  nobody. Now, now he's saying this for a post office box, two
• 48:32
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• 48:36
  And now this box is probably the size of a room when you go,
• 48:40
  it's probably a sixty by sixty And he's like, it's a whole it's a
• 48:45
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• 48:50
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  oh in that series. One of the color analysts that worked the game,
• 52:45
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• 52:53
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• 53:52
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  thirty six thousand, five hundred days with me, you living to one
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  days, most of us leave here. Guarantee. That's just really how it
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  how old you are times three sixty five subtracted from thirty six five hundred,
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  and you'll see you'll start appreciating life better. I keep trying to tell a
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  Numbers are not morbid. They're just real, just real. So you
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  start thinking, Man, I got ten thousand days left. I had no
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  I ain't got no time to be wrong in no people, I got like
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  ten thousand days. Yeah, I can't do it. I can't do it,
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  says life says that half of them, you might you're gonna be sick,
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  and that what fifty to fifty is. You know, you have just
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  many good days as bad. So I mean, so you better go ahead
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  on. I got about five thousand good ones left and that's all I can
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  offer that it ends anyway, so you might as well live it out and
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  see the comedy side, learn to laugh, find find laughter. Yeah,
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  and and and and and see if that can move. And if you don't
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  I'm saying you change. Then go change and do something else and let
• 56:52
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  somewhere and there, and it's sad to see a young man thirty. I
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  would imagine Stan van Gundy is close to maybe around sixty eight up in there,
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  so you imagine his wife probably somewhere in the same range. But for
• 57:15
  the young man, grace and Murray and his family. You leave that and
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  quite sure you might have. You know, you say you love people,
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  but that's what you leave them with that I don't know, and sports kind
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  of love that is to leave me with that bag for forever, with questions
• 57:31
  that'll never get answered, right, And if I could add anything, Some
• 57:37
  people, when they hear you say what you just said, if you find
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• 57:45
  A lot of people will say it's not that easy, and I'm here
• 57:49
  to tell you it is. It is just that easy that if you're not
• 57:52
  happy where you are, you can decide to move somewhere else where you're or
• 58:00
  happy. It may not solve everything that's wrong today, but a shift will
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  begin a progression, and you can do it as easy as that. You
• 58:10
  don't have to worry about how obviously you're not worried about other people when you
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  take your own life. That's unfortunate that they leave purple behind. A lot
• 58:22
  of people are tortured because they try to live a life based on what others
• 58:27
  think of them and where they should be. And find someplace where you're happy
• 58:32
  and go there. That's all I have to say, Comangie, just just
• 58:37
  want you to know that now, yeah, they ever get tough. Just
• 58:43
  want to make sure you know, oh yeah, we know this. Pray
• 58:45
  for that young man's the game is already read. It's already read. We
• 58:51
  all getting our chance to clock out, ride the clock. I'm telling you
• 58:57
  that's me. I'm just walking around dust and stuff. Yes, but condolences
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  to the Van Gundhi. And you see Stan doing a great job. And
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  I'm quite sure what he's doing this season is therapy, yes, being able
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  to get out, move around. I bet he's so happy to have that
• 59:14
  job, a job that takes him away from home and puts him and keeps
• 59:19
  his mind occupied doing that color analyst work. Does a great job there.
• 59:23
  And the Grayson Murray family, young man thirty years old. I only did
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  ten thousand days, so he kind of left a little early there. He
• 59:34
  left a lot on the table there, Grayson. But to his family who
• 59:37
  has to carry that burden because I've lost someone who was close to me to
• 59:45
  suicide and everybody left wonders what could I have done different? Like was there
• 59:52
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  will give you three seasons in one day. We talked about the Minnesota Timberwolves
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  being down three zero to Dallas. Dallas really keeping the pressure on these Timberwolves
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  and man called Anthony Town taking their lumps this time around learning and that's part
• 1:03:32
  of you can almost see the lesson of them learning that just beating the champ.
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  Sometimes you still got people to win and beat and Dallas right now with
• 1:03:44
  Kyrie, Kyrie's been down this path before, finally hooking up with another Lebron
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  James type, which is always good for Kyrie. And we look at Luca
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  he has he's more of that Lebron Jane style of game, kind of point
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  forward where Kyrie can play off ball, something I keep trying to get here
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  in Atlanta with our young superstar Tray Young. I believe you need to create
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  something where he's more off ball. But everybody else you don't know what it's
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  saying. Yeah, he's a he's really a two guard. It's the same
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  thing that the Sixers try to do when they put Snow at point and let
• 1:04:24
  a I play the two. It's just those guys are They're just small two
• 1:04:30
  guards, that's all they are. Kyrie, Isn't that really what Kyrie is?
• 1:04:35
  He's the two? He just six point a point s guard, not
• 1:04:39
  a point guard. Well that's how it was that but Anthony Edwards, it
• 1:04:45
  called Anthony Towns. The young studs getting their lesson right now. And they're
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  down three tonight, down three ozer. Boston Celtics rising up on the Indiana
• 1:04:56
  Pacers, and you knew when they said Holland Burton was going to be out,
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  the Celtics is gonna win. And again, you know, I kind
• 1:05:04
  of felt that this could be a sweep from the jump anyway, heart knows.
• 1:05:11
  Victory to even get out of New York were the Pacers. And then
• 1:05:15
  you catch the Celtics with like a week of rest, which looked like they
• 1:05:19
  finally have gotten out of that comfort zone of playing down to the competition so
• 1:05:28
  easily. Could be a sweet They could have a long break. Remember,
• 1:05:30
  the finals won't start to June sixth, so if they went to night,
• 1:05:38
  it'll feel like training camp for a preseason in ten days, right, there'll
• 1:05:43
  be ten days before they play again. You could get some legitimate rest,
• 1:05:46
  get a lot of vacation in yeah, yeah, and come back and lock
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  in and really really get it done. I think that one of the things
• 1:05:55
  that sometimes and it's just my opinion about the Celtics, at the end of
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  the season, they start playing like they ready to go home, you know,
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  like, man, I got stuff I had planning to do this summer,
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  almost like teachers, they're ready to back up and get the school year
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  over with. But then now they see, like, man, all we
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  need to do is get through this last series. We can be world champions.
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  It's like, like, let's stop playing around and go ahead and handle
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  our business, get these dudes out of the way, do the same thing
• 1:06:24
  with the next guys, and then hoist Detroit. It looked that way in
• 1:06:27
  Game three because they were down by eighteen, yeah, in the in the
• 1:06:30
  first half. But then when Andrew Nimhardt is the best player for the Pacers,
• 1:06:36
  Uh, you didn't have to say that, and you didn't have to
• 1:06:42
  say his name like that though that man made the team. He made the
• 1:06:45
  team. Now I'm saying, let's let's let's you know respectfully, he had
• 1:06:49
  thirty something points, like we've never seen that in his career. So but
• 1:06:54
  the heart's are listening and they like, hey, hey, put some respect
• 1:06:58
  on that question. My question. You think that the first game with Indiana,
• 1:07:02
  with how they lost and when over time had that game actually one?
• 1:07:05
  You think that really just took another part, took a lot out of them
• 1:07:11
  as far as trying to come back, Like I'm gone. I mean,
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  well, what do you have you ever had that blow? I mean,
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  because, like you said, it was in a hard fought series in New
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  York. Then you go into Boston, you have you got the game your
• 1:07:24
  hand, and then have you ever given it all you had? Knew you
• 1:07:30
  left it out there, gave it more than you thought you had and still
• 1:07:33
  came up Sure, how did it affect you? How did it make you
• 1:07:38
  feel? Well? See, that's why I asked hypothetically. I wouldn't ask
• 1:07:45
  you because I'm sure that you have a point. He doesn't know what all.
• 1:07:49
  And that's what I'm saying, not not just your awe, but you
• 1:07:53
  thought that was your alle and you found two three more down there when you
• 1:07:57
  went to digging around, and you gave that and still came short. How
• 1:08:00
  do you think that would affect you? When you know I can give you
• 1:08:03
  my best and you still can beat me. That won. That's the first
• 1:08:08
  game. It has just been a five game series. Boston is the better
• 1:08:14
  team. The Knicks were not going to beat Boston. Only people can beat
• 1:08:18
  Boston is Boston. What Boston sees now is they have no real reason not
• 1:08:24
  to win the championship. That's motivating too. Yes, the people I thought,
• 1:08:30
  maybe the you know, the Jolo Beebes and the Sixers or the Bucks
• 1:08:33
  or even Denver or whoever I thought would be teams I would have to run
• 1:08:38
  into to take home the trophy are no longer there. So all I can
• 1:08:45
  do is look in the mirror. At this point, it's I can put
• 1:08:49
  on a ring, do y'all, because that's a special I can put on
• 1:08:51
  a ring, or I can fumble the back. If I'm Jason Tatum,
• 1:08:55
  that's what I walk in there and do we put on a ring or not?
• 1:08:58
  Because we the only people can stop it. You're already put on a
• 1:09:03
  ring. Now, then when the eight victories, we put on a ring.
• 1:09:10
  Let's do that. Who spost to stop us? Right? Then we
• 1:09:13
  can go home for the summer, do all that stuff you wanted to do.
• 1:09:17
  It's those are the simple motivational speeches. Here's the people that's left who
• 1:09:25
  supposed to stop us, right, and they can put on a ring.
• 1:09:30
  Great series could could be coming up between Boston and Dallas, but it could
• 1:09:34
  be for both of them a long break because if they both sweep these games,
• 1:09:41
  they will have until June sixth before they play again. The new series
• 1:09:45
  the doing way the NBA does it, where they lock in the dates.
• 1:09:49
  Now everybody gets a check. We know that they are professionals. What are
• 1:09:54
  the chances that in Minnesota come back and stretch this further than the one game?
• 1:10:01
  Oh one more game they can do that? You think that you think
• 1:10:04
  they got at least one left in them because the same advantage that we were
• 1:10:09
  talking about with Boston, now Dallas sees that as well. Like these dudes
• 1:10:14
  didn't come in as somebody that's snuck in here. They have been playing.
• 1:10:17
  We've had to fight our way back. We found more than we thought we
• 1:10:21
  had and it worked for us several times. So we almost we're almost invincible.
• 1:10:29
  Well they can't. We can't get so anytime you have him, you
• 1:10:32
  can get you a pride game. Okay. Yeah, and see speaking of
• 1:10:39
  him in the last twenty six twenty seven seconds last night, I think he
• 1:10:42
  might have took the last shot from Minnesota, and that explosiveness was the first
• 1:10:45
  time that I saw the comparison that you make of him and d Wade.
• 1:10:49
  I saw that last night. Looked exactly like d Wade, and I was
• 1:10:54
  thinking, as bad as that dude is, they still can't get a w
• 1:10:59
  which made me feel like Dallas is just going to you know what I'm saying.
• 1:11:01
  It's not like he was burned out at the end of the game.
• 1:11:04
  He didn't have anything left in the tank. He was still ant man and
• 1:11:11
  Dallas just beat them. Well, Dallas team is just a better team.
• 1:11:15
  Yeah. Their components they have. You just don't know the name. See
• 1:11:21
  that's the thing in sports, when you don't know the name, you just
• 1:11:25
  credit the people. So you know Luca, you know Kyrie, and because
• 1:11:29
  you don't know the other five people, you don't understand. They made a
• 1:11:31
  team of those guys, and those guys do exactly what they need to do
• 1:11:35
  to play with Kyrie and Luca chemistry, and bad producer doesn't try to create
• 1:11:45
  chemistry. He tries to create superstars. It's the others that win you championships.
• 1:11:54
  It's the superstars that sell the tickets, that's all. So how are
• 1:12:00
  your others? That's what you need to be wondering. How are your other
• 1:12:03
  people? How is your other cornerback? Don't worry about this dude. How's
• 1:12:08
  the other dude though on the other side, because everybody we got him,
• 1:12:12
  we know he gonna lock somebody down. But how is your other cornerback?
• 1:12:15
  How is your third receiver? Stop worrying about who the first and second is.
• 1:12:19
  Who is the third guy I'm supposed to throw the ball to and most
• 1:12:24
  obvious didn't scratching your temple? Well, then that's probably why your team ain't
• 1:12:27
  winning, because you don't even that the third guy is just as important as
• 1:12:30
  the first. But nobody looks at it that way. They want is what's
• 1:12:39
  the man from Man. We just we need uh, what's the guy from
• 1:12:42
  the Bengals. We got Jamar Chase. He wouldn't hurt. But I'm not
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  saying we got to go get him specifically, but he wouldn't hurt jam on
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  I team. Everybody got a Jamar Chasey. I got Jamar Chase on that.
• 1:13:01
  There's a Jamar Chase on everything on every team, on every team.
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  Yes, it has to be. It's always a lead receiver. Yes,
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  yes, we got guys that don't call one hundred and fifty balls for their
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  Shock Wayne Canny. A couple of birthdays here. Former Falcon core UH head
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  coach, quarterback coach. I was about to say quarterback coach, which he
• 1:16:23
  was a quarterback coach and offensive coordinator. Arthur Smith forty two years old.
• 1:16:26
  He's not with the stealers trying to get Russell Wilson and our man what's your
• 1:16:33
  man name? Justin Field? Justin Fields going this Wow, Wow, mister
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  used to be the number one pick of the NFL draft and now he's Oh
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  boy, who is that? But he's not on the good for him up
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  there with my stealers. He can learn how to play football and put his
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  selfish tendency to the side. He needs to be somewhere like that for a
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  year or two, come out on the better end and make him better.
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  Yeah, the big hurt. Frank Thomas fifty six years old. Rakkwand Smith
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  Uga finesst and lyingbacker for the Ravens twenty seven. Daniel Jones Danny Dimes up
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  this year, you'll see him get traded somewhere. Jada Kiss forty nine,
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  Andre three thousand and forty nine as well. Pam Grier, who I don't
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  Definitely clock, but I do think she might be lying about her age.
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  But she ain't clocking seventy five. Okay, we'll see if it's see
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  if it's discrepancy in the document. And I know I'm missing about thirty six
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  clockey. I'm saying not so she might be sixty nine, you see what
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  call? Who are you gonna call? Ghostbusters? You're gonna have to call
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  her? Who at home? Sports jock. That's the only thing I wonder
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  when Mama and you get locked up, I know Daddy is not coming together
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  now, Mama. I've been trying to tell her all that door I've been
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  good for. You know what I'm saying, he might come down and get
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  you. Get you. I'm You've been waiting on this for forty five years.
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  but they don't got a Who do you call sports? I don't know
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  that, mom, and I mean mom and son and Sean kings always came
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  off as a good guy, A good guy right now. He was always
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  in some mess. He's been robbed a couple of times, mysteriously, some
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  of his friends have been a lot of things have happened in the past.
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  He had. He had some issues where I remember he at least some vehicles.
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  But I don't think me getting robbed adds up to me and my mom.
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  I've been robbed a couple of times too. I don't think that he
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  was robbing others. Yeah he was, he was robbing. He didn't say
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  that. He said he was. But at the same time, I'm just
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  saying, when you're doing something well. Sean Kingston down in Florida with his
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  mom, I can't wait to see who snitch, who takes the deal.
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  I think Mama told him, baby, you take the deal, and you
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  know I love you. Yeah, he gonna he's gonna talk because he's he's
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  gonna let her ride the time. Who's gonna take the whole bunch? You
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  don't done your time on the outside. Come on, man, you don't
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  do numbers sit around and watch Steve. No way I'm saying you could do
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  that on the inside. Mama and Vin, can you have a story of
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  a doggy flight? Yes, some flights for dogs or something? Yes,
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  and they got on plane? Yes, yes, Let me get the airline
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  correct as uh and I hope that Command you, Greg can pull up the
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  What do they call that? Their maiden voyage from New York to Los
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  Here in the Atlanta area, one story that is gaining a little interest
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  is I mean Shiloh Shiloh Sanders the safety out in Colorado. Uh deon Sander's
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  son that uh he used to have a lot of potential not sure that I've
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  seen first round, but definitely second third round safety. The only thing about
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  him is the combination of size and speed is he you know the new safety
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  now looks more like a linebacker. You know those guys you don't know what
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  if their linebacker or what. So Shiloh, who played great last season,
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  I seem to have that knack to get to the ball. We talked about
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  him being even in a a BMF episode playing his dad. Has come under
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  some trouble financially. He's had to file bankruptcy. There was a judgment put
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  out on him from an incident in high school where he broke a security guard's
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  arm is that what it is or janitor's arm? And twelve million dollar lawsuit
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  has been fouled and judgment against him, So that has put him where he
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  had to file bankruptcy. I do know we've seen him in commercials, as
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  I said, we've seen him on the runway fashion model, but bankruptcy has
• 1:29:21
  been what he's had to file to get out of this legal message. It
• 1:29:26
  was a the it was a security guard at at his former school, and
• 1:29:31
  he claims that he has neurological injuries and damage to his cervical spine, and
• 1:29:41
  he won the judgment. Twelve million dollars judgment against him. Right now,
• 1:29:45
  now looks like this happened maybe when he was a sophomore in high school.
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  I guess I'm and I understand how when it comes to collecting for people will
• 1:30:00
  file bankruptcy. I know that they have restructured the laws in the United States
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  to make it more difficult for people to file bankruptcy in an effort to avoid
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  debt. I also know that in any personal injury judgment, when they find
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  you libel and then you say I'm bankrupt, a lot of times your lawyers
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  and the courts will move to freeze whatever assets you have, and then we'll
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  evaluate those and then we'll give you what comes from that a lot of times.
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  So I don't think this means that he gets to completely leave the situation
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  behind. But I think that maybe he may not have to pay a full
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  twelve million, yeah said, I think bankruptcy lets him of rule where they
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  just take all his money out of the rank and they can only take a
• 1:30:54
  certain percentage or payment plan or something like that, instead of just saying,
• 1:31:00
  okay, you got twelve million in the bank, right, But I'm reading
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  here also that it says that he lost he didn't show up for trial,
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  leading to a default judgment against him, which is uh. See his attorney
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  said in court filings he wasn't aware of the proceedings that know about the judgment
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  until twenty twenty three. Notices didn't reach him and were not sent they were
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  sent to the wrong address. So I guess he gots work ahead of him
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  too, because when if that's his claim, he can get another trial.
• 1:31:36
  Well, no, no, no. Generally, a default judgment is the
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  court's way of saying that we've done our due diligence in trying to notify you.
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  Now, what I don't understand is if he's got an attorney, why
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  didn't they notify that person? He said the notices didn't reach him. You've
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  got legal represent representation, They notify your attorney, and your attorney calls you
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  and says, at least that's how mine used to day we got court on
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  Friday. You know what I'm saying, that kind of thing. I never
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  was on some hey man, they said that we need to be in court.
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  That's now. It never worked like that in my case. I don't
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  know what it's like in that kind of situation. So I think that's odd
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  that I didn't get any of these notices. And now you know, oh
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  man, I didn't know because when yeah, like you said, you know
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  that he has an attorney and with this incident happening that you you were involved
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  in it, so you know you lawyered up because you had to. Possibly
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  charges were filed against or something at the school at the time. So the
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  attorney's being because the incident happened in twenty fifteen. And trust me, the
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  people who serve these notices or they see you years old when it happens,
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  Yeah you still you still and you're still under perennial guardianship. So somewhere along
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  the way, somebody was getting those notifications. Antonio Brown and Leveon Bell on
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  Saturday Night. Now, Antonio Brown last week filed for bankruptcy as well.
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  We do know he's had since he retired, a couple of business things,
• 1:33:15
  trying to go into music, also being a music was an agent, a
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  sports agent, and he had a music arena football team. So he's had
• 1:33:29
  a couple of business ventures that could have put a strain. A couple of
• 1:33:33
  lawsuits against him as well. Remember the truck driver won a couple of million
• 1:33:39
  the furniture delivery guy. So he's had a couple of incidents, but he's
• 1:33:43
  filed bank's ruptcy. But this story is more of him and Levon is former
• 1:33:47
  Stiller teammate. Leveon Bell had a boxing match on Saturday Antonio Brown. As
• 1:33:56
  you've seen, some fighters do have musical artists bring them to the ring.
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  That's what Antonio Brown provided for Levon. The most interesting part of the whole
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  deal stood out for me is that their attire were was black and gold.
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  They looked like Pittsburgh Steller fans. Leveon even had on the number twenty six.
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  And I say that because both of them kind of left Pittsburgh with the
• 1:34:28
  felling of a middle finger up at Pittsburgh, right. Oh yeah, wasn't
• 1:34:32
  it more like that? Like you know, the Stealers are nothing that kind
• 1:34:39
  of that kind of sentiment energy. They say they for you, they say
• 1:34:43
  they family, and then you go and they see they both walking to the
• 1:34:47
  ring. Now, Leveon did win this fight against I don't really know his
• 1:34:53
  opponent, Tristan Ham. I didn't get to see the fight. I have
• 1:34:57
  to click on here later. But Leveon did's win the fight. He says
• 1:35:02
  he wants to be champ at his weight class, so we'll see about that.
• 1:35:06
  But I did laugh that two people who seem like they left with some
• 1:35:11
  kind of animosity towards the organization, would the Scott decided to go with that
• 1:35:18
  color scheme yellow, black and yellow. Well, again, we know name
• 1:35:23
  recognition is everything, so you know, don't nobody remember them from their Tampa
• 1:35:29
  Bay days? And then we talk about all the time the fierce loyalty that
• 1:35:35
  the fan base in Pittsburgh has, so they're hoping to tap into maybe some
• 1:35:42
  of that residual love for them. Even he even got the couple of little
• 1:35:45
  what's those things called this on the helmet, a little red and blue decals.
• 1:35:51
  Well, I see the stiller, I mean, you know, the
• 1:35:54
  like the little diamonds dimond shaped. He even got that on his on his
• 1:35:59
  jersey that he's made custom made. So he basically stole the whole logo.
• 1:36:05
  I wonder if it's not official. I guess they can wear it commanch you
• 1:36:11
  if yeah, if it's not the exact same, it's not he got it.
• 1:36:15
  As long as it's not official. It looked like he got to make
• 1:36:16
  it. What was more man Dapper Day and he went to New York got
• 1:36:18
  Dapple Day to make it for him. But he had his man, Antonio
• 1:36:21
  rap him. I don't know if it was a what song or if it
• 1:36:25
  was specifically a song made for Le'Veon, but he did as we've seen.
• 1:36:30
  That's why I said, other hip hop artists have rapped and song. We'll
• 1:36:33
  mostly rap or rock or something you know heavy to bring you to the ring.
• 1:36:40
  You don't want no love songs, saying if you go down there to
• 1:36:43
  fight, if this well and you just walk in all slow waving the people,
• 1:36:53
  Uh, are you guys taking Leveon serious? Yeah, I'd have to
• 1:36:59
  see some more. I commend you on what you've done thus far. I
• 1:37:02
  mean you've stepped into the ring and won to fight more than I've ever done
• 1:37:06
  in a professional boxing ring. So kudos, but one fight does not make
• 1:37:13
  a career. And you know how old is Le'Veon right now? Levian should
• 1:37:19
  be about thirty two and you're talking about being the champion because Antonio Brown should
• 1:37:27
  be around about thirty five. So it should be in there thirty two,
• 1:37:30
  thirty three years old. It's been a while because he's been out of the
• 1:37:34
  league. Le'Veon about four years now, and there's we know that football is
• 1:37:43
  a brutal sport, but it's when it comes to boxing. This ain't that
• 1:37:46
  and that ain't this. Yeah. Greg Hardy got knocked out the other night
• 1:37:51
  and he hit people when he was in football. That's what he was doing.
• 1:37:56
  Greg Hart at d N that got in trouble at Carolina, went to
• 1:38:00
  Dallas for a year and then got in the UFC. He was in the
• 1:38:02
  Barren knuckle boxing. He did that too. Okay, now he's where he's
• 1:38:06
  playing basketball now. I think he was trying out for the Big Three.
• 1:38:11
  Oh okay, so hey, Kyrie said no byself, Greg Hardy the Big
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  and closer the time you think you'd be you what you think grade you can
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  give him this first season, be Tom Brady going up in the box the
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  color analysts for Fox B minus. Okay, Okay, that's a good grade
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  because I'm I'm I'm gonna have an incomplete. I'm gonna give him my eye
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  because I got to I don't know, I don't know what that is.
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  You can withdraw from a class like I've never I've never. Okay, if
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  he showed up for all the exams, he took all the tests, all
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  the pop quizards, I know he's got the wealth of knowledge, but broadcasting
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  we see him prepare for everything super Bowls and the season and everything he's I'm
• 1:42:44
  gonna say he might be an a minus because he has that personality also,
• 1:42:47
  and that's basically the personality is gonna take over for a lot of the mistakes
• 1:42:51
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  I think he's going to do better than expected expected because he seems to have
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  a personality that you wouldn't He doesn't never really necessarily show you because most of
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  the time you see him it's in that stoic mode, right, But he
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  looks like a guy that would just talk. Yeah, he's not going to
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  be in this kind of nervous mode. He's going to just be talking,
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  relaxed. And I've wondered how he would balance in a an ensemble. Usually
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  broadcast. It's usually a lead who's a journalist, and then you've got the
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• 1:43:54
  he be you know, good at giving up focus and and following along.
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  I think that's why he took the year off. Yeah, maybe the practice
• 1:44:02
  so he could take a moment to practice for take a moment to look at
• 1:44:04
  study uh and and actually understand what he was walking into, just trying to
• 1:44:12
  go off the field and go right into saying that he probably had no timing
• 1:44:16
  because we don't even know that that was an interest of his. They could
• 1:44:20
  have approached him just a great deal to opportunity, right. I can imagine
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  he was in his basement watching doing a lot of games, practicing color being
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  like with the volume down, whoever he's gonna work with they've been doing.
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  I respect the personality that he has is going to take over. Now he's
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  starting like at the with the A team. Correct, Yes, So I
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  think do you think that that was all? That's obviously all a result of
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  I'm just Tom Brady there. There were is no we gonna have you play
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  unit. I know I'm gonna lose you. So we'll see Tom Brady just
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  wondering how you felt about that. I know Angel Reesa, the Bad Producer's
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  Superstar Chicago take another shot at Caitlin Clark last week. It's starting to come
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  off bad dus like Haitian jealousy. Hey shouldn't I hadn't. I saw a
• 1:46:03
  couple of reports so about some things, but I didn't know she had took
• 1:46:06
  a shot at her. I know they had spoke about them coming in playing
• 1:46:11
  together. I know Becky Hammond's has made some statements and different things, but
• 1:46:16
  I'm not for sure what. Yeah, it was, it was a tweet.
• 1:46:24
  No, this was recent after they had won a game, and she
• 1:46:28
  tweeted out, uh, this is a good team win and it has nothing
• 1:46:31
  to do with uh one player on a charter flight and yeah, but that
• 1:46:40
  stands from at least when the season started, Angel Reach's team hadn't got around
• 1:46:45
  to charter flights yet. Correct, they were still doing it like last season
• 1:46:49
  the Indiana Fever were on charter flights. They were they were the first team
• 1:46:55
  to do it. But all the teams have it now. But that's just
• 1:46:59
  been the ass a couple of weeks. And the only news this week was
• 1:47:03
  the Thomas girl Alssa Thomas threw She got objected from the game where she blatantly
• 1:47:11
  just threw yeah through as on Brown, But that's been more than She deleted
• 1:47:17
  that tweet as well. Yeah, I know this was like on like Friday
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  morning or something, Thursday night she put this tweet out. It is just
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  Monday, so we're within seventy two hours of it. Uh, And it
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  just seems that there's a certain envy. Well exist was she playing? Was
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  she playing Caitlyn Clark? No, they weren't even They were playing New York
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  and the Libery Liberty. And this is I struggle to have these kinds of
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  conversations with people about what is it? Is it hate or is it when
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  you ain't got nothing to do with what I'm doing right now? You somewhere
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  minding your business and people ask me how I feel about what I'm doing,
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  and I say something negative about you. Whatever that is outside of hate,
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  tell me so I can use that word for it, because other than that,
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  that's jealousy, that's hating, that's envy, and it don't look good
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  on you. I don't understand why you would think it's anything else but hate.
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  Well, I know most of the headlines is about the flagrant file that
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  was put on her right the last and we're not even talking about that.
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  But you got flagrant fouled, and you want to tweet about it's just your
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  hate towards the whole story because you want to try to narrow it down.
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  Nobody's talking about no fagorant file. That was nothing. A veteran hit a
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  rookie wasn't even ejectable. She hit her in the face and throw it down.
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  So that's his deflection mechanism from what we were actually talking about. He
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  them but them relax, all the players, all the hustles. I'm talking
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  about a black man heaven here. You know what I'm saying. Yeah,
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  Malanga invited friends from his former US high school football team to come over to
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  the Congo in an effort, as he said, to help the country and
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  dig wales. But the story, comment your Greg from what I'm reading back
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  bad Producer Big Kenny, is that they planned on kidnapping them. Is that
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  the story? And have any of y'all seen this? Hold on, I
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  have not seen this. I invite you to a part, yes, and
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  you get together with some other people who invited to the party, and y'all
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  decide to kidnap me. Marcel Milano invited friends in the US by telling them
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  he would either be digging wells in Central African Nation or joining him on his
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  the depth of Mala goals. Father, No, none of you saw this
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  story. Maybe I have to let it breathe and but that's what the story
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  is saying over in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, So watch out.
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  They played football in Salt Lake City suburb and and he invited some people.
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  Then those people came like he invited a couple of his former high school friends
• 1:53:29
  that played football with him over to the Congo and they got kidnapped. Not
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  only one person accepted the invitation, but he invited him under some kind of
• 1:53:39
  I guess good will kind of mindset, only to find that the person who
• 1:53:45
  did accept got into got kidnapped or killed or at least missing at the moment.
• 1:53:53
  So it's traveling as an American right now is very very unpopular abroad,
• 1:54:00
  not like covered by military type of protection system. Just you know, I'm
• 1:54:06
  finna go see up the pyramids might not be the best thing right now,
• 1:54:12
  Like people going like you have a lot of people go to Haiti. There's
• 1:54:15
  just recently some Americans was killed over there because right now there's no governing law.
• 1:54:21
  Well, I don't know why you would go over to Haiti when they're
• 1:54:27
  telling you half the country is Yeah, you got people still going on there.
• 1:54:31
  Whether they call those missionary missionary trips, Yeah, some missionary people they
• 1:54:36
  would killed like three, well a couple of people were killed over the weekend.
• 1:54:41
  So so he said, like when Kenny said, traveling abroad right now
• 1:54:44
  as an American, it's very high alert. Well, I guess they they're
• 1:54:49
  not listening to the advisory. I guess not the United States. Don't go
• 1:54:59
  It's not even ambigie. It's like you ain't got to look between the lines
• 1:55:01
  I read. If you were thinking about going here, don't do it.
• 1:55:06
  It's a bad idea. And people still are going Lebron James, if there's
• 1:55:14
  a possibility of him not being a Laker, where do you see him going
• 1:55:18
  back to Cleveland? Told? Where else would you go? I mean right
• 1:55:23
  because right now, you just if you leave the Lakers and go somewhere else,
• 1:55:27
  you just kind of look like a homeless dude trying to find someplace to
• 1:55:29
  stay. You know what I'm saying. You just want a girlfriend that you
• 1:55:31
  stay with. Hey, maybe we could move in together. Where where would
• 1:55:34
  he go? No, I'm with you. I think really I have to
• 1:55:39
  go back to somewhere I've been, which would take me back to Cleveland or
• 1:55:42
  back to Miami. Otherwise, why is he? I feel like he does
• 1:55:46
  things he calculate. He's very calculated sometimes for him to be at that calvs
• 1:55:51
  playoff game. I know you from a sign, I know you from Akron,
• 1:55:58
  which isn't far away. But why this game, because now I'm sure
• 1:56:02
  down in Miami. Why we in Cleveland, Jimmy, but I was in
• 1:56:05
  town for my thing. Akron ain't nowhere near here, Yes, really need
• 1:56:13
  Akron is like from here to Buford. It could all if Cleveland was Atlanta
• 1:56:23
  for those that live here, or even if you traveled here, if you
• 1:56:29
  came to Atlanta. It's kind of a little kind of like getting back to
• 1:56:33
  the airport. It's like twenty five thirty miles, which would kind of resonate
• 1:56:38
  as a suburb of here. And sure they had nothing to do in that.
• 1:56:43
  He went to Cleveland to tell them, y'all need to fire JB Bigger
• 1:56:46
  staff this series and hire my boy JJ Reddick because I can't imagine him going
• 1:56:53
  back to Miami because I know Jimmy Butler somewhere like, uh, he can't
• 1:56:58
  come back as pat Riley. Oh he can't. Jimmy Butler's like, you
• 1:57:02
  better tell him he can't come back here, throwing his hand. Yeah,
• 1:57:08
  Cleveland is about the only spot that that's gonna work. And like I said,
• 1:57:14
  I think it'll work for out Brownie two way contract with on the Cleveland
• 1:57:17
  team and that with his dad, So yeah, I can. I can
• 1:57:21
  Cleveland. I would bet my dollar because you know about twenty five cent.
• 1:57:27
  I would bet maybe something like, uh, the Knicks, just because he
• 1:57:32
  ain't got nothing. That's just one of those check off, check check off
• 1:57:39
  the bucket list. Just have a jersey with James on the back of it
• 1:57:43
  from every team in the NBA. And I think reason want to say Cleveland
• 1:57:46
  too. Because of Bronnie. The fans will be more accepting if Bronnie was
• 1:57:51
  on that team with his dad. You know it wouldn't It wouldn't be as
• 1:57:56
  he's only here because of this. Well, you know, we weren't talking
• 1:57:59
  about where Brunnie was going. We didn't say nothing about Brownie though, but
• 1:58:03
  no, we didn't say nothing about that being the key either nobody did.
• 1:58:06
  I don't remember commanding Gregnnie and the Key or nothing. We were talking about
• 1:58:12
  where would Lebron go. You know, I'll be I'll be forgetting what I
• 1:58:15
  say, so I can't guarantee you if I say not. But I know
• 1:58:17
  y'all didn't say man By, it's got just be adding something he wants to
• 1:58:26
  make the story at the universe. I said nothing about just where Lebron go.
• 1:58:33
  If he says gotta be juicy, that'll be. That'll be in the
• 1:58:36
  court filing. You know he intentionally made it juicy and we are in the
• 1:58:43
  ocean. The truth is he will throw your in the ocean. It's time
• 1:58:49
  to wrap things up. On the Sports Judge Show with Wayne, we have
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  the sound of Ocean against this voice out test. A minute to Ben.
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  Thank you for tuning in today's show. Any segment, any hour, or
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  producer, thank you for your contribution to day. Going in the ocean today
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  is twenty nine year old MLMA fighter Bryce Mitchell. Yes, Bryce Mitchell has
• 2:00:06
  to go. Never seen him fight. I need to see him fight.
• 2:00:13
  Might have to go in google him. But just had a baby and decided
• 2:00:18
  at his press conference that he would let everybody know that he'll be homeschooling his
• 2:00:28
  toddler. Didn't want to send him to the traditional way of schooling in our
• 2:00:33
  country, and he's going to homeschool because he doesn't want his son to become
• 2:00:41
  gay. Yeah, that ring in your ears before. I'm I'm pretty sure
• 2:00:54
  that's not how it works. I'm like one hundred I'm really like one hundred
• 2:01:00
  percent sure that it has nothing to do. Good morning, childrens, y'all,
• 2:01:09
  pull y'all. Books is out hunting. We is going to do some
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  reading, write and rithmatic hanti. But Bryce either concussion from the MMA fighting
• 2:01:20
  or whoever had the baby. But you need to keep a close eye on
• 2:01:25
  those kind of statements. But he said he's not gonna He's going homeschool.
• 2:01:30
  Keep the tolerant from becoming gays. Help for that, Bryce Mitchell, fuck
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  the plank. Ma Mama kept me home to keep me out a game.
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  Meg Kenny the Mad Producer and commands your greg. Happy Memorial Day to you.
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