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The Problem With Honesty · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any series suck and we hold the world
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  ransom for excuse me while I whipped this out broadcasting live and Atlanta, Georgia.
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  This this is The sport Shot Show with Wayne Candy. You may vegan,
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  Vegan. Welcome, welcome, Welcome. You're listening to the sport Shock Show.
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  I am the Swortshot Wayne Candy, Good morning. Tell you on this
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  beautiful Monday, we are halfway through the month of July. We have reached
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  Major League Baseball All Star I guess day or days. It's not really a
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  weekend. Uh. They play the game on a Tuesday, so I don't
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  know how they quantify it. Commands Greg, It's just All Star break.
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  Yeah, okay, they don't try to put the weekend part. And I
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  got the home run derby tonight, the game tomorrow and then goes back a
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  day off and then everybody. So major League Baseball having their break. A
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  lot of great stories. Aaron Judd keeping pace with home runs for The Yankee
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  Show. You a Tani and the things that he has done after signing the
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  big deal. I read that he is selling his home. He bought a
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  house a couple of months ago when he signed the deal to be a Dodger.
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  He hasn't moved into the home yet, and he's selling it because the
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  media put out his address, and neighbors and report crews and cameras have been
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  already surveilling that the house, waiting for him to come in at different points,
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  and he's like, I haven't even moved there, just put out my
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  address and things like that. The media, this new media, is just
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  very interesting to me. How they freedom of the press, yes I get,
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  but just freedom at whim to invade people's lives, like, hey,
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  this is where your boy lives. It's just become this where you right here,
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  just pull up on him. Yeah, this whole beat everybody to the
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  punch. I got the picture first, regardless of whether it's a true picture.
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  I don't have to give you no details behind it, all those kinds
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  of things. But Major League Baseball, tonight the home run Derby, and
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  tomorrow is the All Star Game and a day off. Usually that day off
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  is when the spies are displayed. The sps were a week earlier this year.
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  Now, command, I mean not command you Greg the bad producer interested
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  in why? So I think since he's interested in why, he should do
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  the research and tell us why now now and get back with us in the
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  next two hours. And I'm saying okay, because I was going to say
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  not at the three minutes. We want to turn it over the bad producers.
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  But the biggest story over the last couple of days is the assassination attempt
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  of former president and current candidate mister Donald Trump. For our country. It
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  is just one of those building moments, and it displays who and what we
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  are as a country. I think the biggest thing about Donald Trump is Donald
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  Trump makes most people in this country face the reality of what we have become,
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  and we don't like it. So we don't like him. We're all
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  hypocrites and we all are get drunk smoke. We do coke by a prostitute.
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  Shoot everybody you want to shoot, run the red light, cut people
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  off in traffic, shoot people in the drive through. It's okay to shake
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  that booty on the pole. We fought that that. No, I'm on
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  a serious, I'm on a serious That's where we are for everybody. We
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  just long as is not the person I love. Then I wanted to go
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  on bet on this and bet on that, and poorn hubbed this and pouring
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  hubbed that. No rules, no regulations. Why he in jail? All
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  he did was shoot three people. You know, his daddy left when he
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  was eight, so you should understand, right, that's where we are and
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  that's who this man is. And we think is guns. Yeah, let's
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  have a million gun. Guns don't kill people. People kill people. Well,
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  there was no gun. You'd had too if you wanted to assassinate President
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  Trump the other day with no guns, you had to get close, knife
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  him or set a bomb. You had to go. You had to get
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  more creative. And having to get more creative with the cause even more eyes
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  on you. But since guns are for hunting and for protection, so our
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  authority on our show has told us. But I don't know what this young
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  twenty year old thought he was hunting. But this is serious. But in
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  the news media, I've seen more coverage of puff Daddy than I've seen of
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  this shooting, mainly because the media lets that don't like Donald Trump on board
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  with it. They probably disappointed. This is my opinion. Y'all guys don't
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  have to put your hand in. We ain't got to break it down on
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  three. So I don't think I'm doing that. Don't think I'm trying to.
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  I'm saying, I'm just giving you my view and I'm just watching in
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  people. I'm like, this is America. We have no respect for each
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  other. We tell the stories on the air, but I don't know that
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  we really embrace that people are taking other people's lives because I said, honey
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  mustard and you gave me barbecue sauw. Like you think I'm playing. Are
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  y'all really understanding that, like people are morning and their children over things that
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  happen in life every day we open our bag and realize I asked a ketch
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  up, there they go. I didn't know I was supposed to back up,
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  get my gun in it. Man, you've gotten my ketchup? You
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  know none? I bet you know that's what we're doing in this country a
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  sportsho morning. I want to say this. When you started talking about it,
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  I wrote something down so I wouldn't forget it. And in talking about
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  the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, I wrote down how un remarkable
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  the coverage of the event was. I'm sitting at home and I hear,
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  Hey, did you hear something about a shooting at Trump's rally? Used to
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  be breaking news, Everything stops, we start following it. It's the only
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  thing they talk about from the time TV comes on to the time. I
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  had to search for it. I had to search for it. So we
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  are so we are so desensitized to gun violence that none of it makes the
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  radar. I don't think that had tone do with guns. Like I'm sports
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  jocks, I think that a lot of people chose first of all, you
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  cut commands, y off, We're going all around? Take away com was
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  it? I was. I was at my day job when I heard about
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  it. I didn't see any coverage. I went on YouTube that night and
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  it said a complete assassination attempt coverage. The video was about seven minutes.
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  So I don't it doesn't even seem like there was any effort to spend any
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  time to And I don't want to put that on the two party system.
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  That's not a brand new thing, the two party system. I've lived long
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  enough to see assassination attempts on presidents, sitting presidents and politicians before and even
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  with the two party system, with the emerging independence and all of that,
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  the right wing left wing there was, Hey, this has gotten way out
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  of control because now they're going after our political leaders. This has the same
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  ring to it, the same coverage as honey Mustard not in the bag and
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  bad producers give me January sixth when they store in the Capitol. We couldn't
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  take that off TV weeks or for weeks. But it is about that.
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  They're still talking about it, and it's like, it's not, it's not,
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  it didn't happen. Well, like you said, what got me was
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  as we grew old enough to know, regardless of what party or whatever,
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  if a presidential or politician or someone of that statue got shot, attempted on
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  their live plane, crash, anything, the whole country would stop at that
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  moment. Like nine one one the last time we've had something. And they've
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  tried to equate January sixth, two nine to one one, but it's something
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  totally different. And like I said, it was funny to me, Like
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  you said, you had to dig, you had to see. Just to
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  the point that even fifty had a concert Saturday night, he put up a
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  meme his whole album cover and he had a picture Donald Trump imposed on his
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  h on his album cover, and everybody's just starting out. They're just like,
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  hey, man, it's it's it's a fun it's a meme. Now
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  it's a it's funny. I dont think people look at it as like it's
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  we're a general. Two generations passed the last actual assassination attempt with Reagan.
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  Since then, the closest that a president or former president has had to being
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  attacked was George W. Bush had a shoe thrown at him. So I
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  think because the time that has passed, the there generations that don't understand the
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  magnitude of what can that would only amplify the magnet. And can you say,
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  like like man, this this don't happen every day if they win the
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  president, the only used to earn shoes. And now somebody is actually on
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  the roof taking a shot at a dude who's running for president that now he
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  was or he used to he was the former president. And as we go
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  to break for you people, because a couple of people were sitting there like,
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  oh, this is fake, because they didn't feel like the movement around
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  the president was fast enough. That's TV. Stop trying to make television real
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  life. Because in the movie, all four hundred people in the backdrop fall
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  to the ground. That's not how it happens in real life. Everybody don't
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  hear the gun shot in the arena, and for a lot of people they
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  freeze because they're confused, they don't know what's going on. But everybody had
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  this. Well look at the back they aren't all on the ground. That's
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  a movie. People say it couldn't have been a bullet that grazed his ear
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  shock this wor shock Wayne Gandy, the greatest wide receiver to her hit the
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  football field. Jerry Rice, upset the other day, really took exception to
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  being asked what really reads as a simple question. And this happened at the
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  American Century Championship event in Lake Tahoe, where the reporters, now this is
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  not Jerry, but the reporters say they asked Jerry Rice a simple question.
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  They merely wanted to know if the Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver group for this
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  season had improved enough to continue winning at a high level. This is what
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  the two reporters that Jerry got upset with explains was the question. And for
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  that, mister Rice, the sixty two year old, walked over and threatened
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  the reporters with a brief but powerful I will if you up. It's what
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  Jerry had to say to these reporters. Now it is on video, you
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  can't hear it clearly on audio that he is letting the reporters know that a
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  very simple question, and it could just have been like a lot of times,
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  some of people in the spotlight, they lose their coupe, not necessarily
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  because of you or what you ask is just at that moment, that's not
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  what they wanted to be disturbed with. They wanted to get away, like
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  maybe Jerry and just golf. And if you had asked him a golf question,
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  you know, and tune with what he was doing right now, he
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  would have been cool with that. And the example is just you. You
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  know someone you're at your daughter or son's wedding and somebody's asked you about stock
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  prices. If you're at Wall Street, give you hit you with the standard
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  no comment. I gotta gotta I gotta seek you out. I'm not justifying
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  to be right, I'm saying you want to be bothered. Sometimes people just
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  didn't. Not now, I don't like that right now, I get like
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  that in the house. Not now, you know what I mean. That's
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  what I'm saying. It could have been something about do you think you can
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  win this tournament or something like that, and he would been you know,
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  why did you use any actual what I'm doing now question? It could have
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  been in the sport, like, you know, do you think this level
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  of competition is something that but to be coming up to me like I'm doing
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  my analysts job while while I'm out doing something, isn't Jerry Rice's son or
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  what team did he get drafted by? He's on the sum team. And
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  that's why I was just wondering if they probably could have have asked him a
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  question about his son's progress or something like that. What that would have been
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  going too far at a golf at at the event he was at. If
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  they in others, in other words, instead of asking about the Kent City
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  Chiefs receiving or maybe ask something, how's your how's your son? I'm I'm
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  just telling you for my little knowledge of it. Guys, women love what
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  you're asking to sync up with what they're doing. Does that that makes sense?
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  Yeah, That's what I'm saying. Hey, I'm just just want no,
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  I'm saying whatever I'm doing right now, that's what I just like you.
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  If you out there and you the referee at the basketball game, but
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  somebody wanted to catch you on the sideline and start asking you about something in
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  your personal life and something not about the call you made. Hey, what
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  do you think about that shot? You think that was a technical file,
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  you know, something like that. You cool, but then you bringing up
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  something, Hey, remember that night you was hanging out with pac Man?
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  Did y'all really rob them? People calls now and see that that overlapsed to
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  what you were talking about at the top of the hour. We've gotten to
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  the point where we know a time when it had to be relevant to what
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  we were doing right now as the media person, as the correspondent, I
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  had to keep my questions limited to what we are currently engaged. But this
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  new level of media and journalism allows you to ask whatever you want, wherever
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  you want. And people are looking at Jerry as if he should be the
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  one that is apologetic for reacting that way. You know, it used to
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  be a time when people would have been like that guy knew he was out
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  of line or something like that. But now you know they're on some Oh
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  Jerry, you're harsh, I'm the guy comanch You have ever been in that
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  situation? No, not not really. I mean I've seen that from I
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  haven't seen the clip or anything yet, but but it sounds like this is
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  something we see from TMZ a lot, yes, where they would go up
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  to a celebrity and then ask them about something completely unrelated to them just to
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  get their opinion. I think some people see it as well. We're getting,
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  you know, this person's opinion, we're getting Jerry Rice. I any,
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  he's an expert, he played the wide receiver position. But he's at
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  a golf tournament right now. He may still be rough from the Super Bowl
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  loss. I mean, who knows how somebody will react if you asked him
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  about something unrelated to there, to what's happening, and especially he's actually golfing.
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  Yeah, and this is not like a post. When the tournament's over.
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  In those moments, you're up here at the children's hospital helping on some
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  kind of charity day to raise money. Somebody comes in. Uh so,
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  how do you feel about that breakup between you and Kim Kardashian right three years
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  ago? That hold on? First, let me introduce you to my current
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  wife, current and that's that based out of Kansas City, that group of
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  media people, so they're they're based out of Kansas City. And they also
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  said Jerry didn't want to sign some autographs today before, but when you caught
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  the man on the practice rite practice ranging, there's time and place where get
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  the autographs doing the golf tournament people, And that's all I'm I'm I'm just
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  kind of trying to put myself in Jerry's shoes, Jerry being from that old
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  ontographs. But you can always catch these hangs. I'm here for this,
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  right, I'm not here at I'm not at the Hall of Fame in Campton
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  right. When I go there, I expect all kinds of questions. Everybody
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  want to sign I came to the golf or whatever that was. And because
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  you finally got to catch up with me now you want to go back in
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  time, right or even ask him about why would he care what the Kansas
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  City Chief Receiving corps look like because he played with Joe Montawn what plus plus
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  now back to the sports. John Wayne Gandy in the rays. You know
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  what I'm saying. So I said, excuse me, to god, she
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  look nice, but away your money? She said, thanks sid Rapp for
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  a slice of use. I'm just kidding, but that's awfully nice to you.
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  The compliment show she had, I'm minding up and when I smiled,
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  I almost blinded up. She said, Nate Scott and you look me.
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  It seems I can have a mouthful. Go see hahaha. I had to
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  find that funny, so I said, no, Sholla worked hard for the
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  Run Derby is to night. W NBA All Star Game will be on Saturday.
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  For u w NBA enthusiasts, got to catch a couple of games this
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  weekend. Asa Wilson lighting it up. Our young lady Caitlyn Clark doing her
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  thing as well, just looking more and more like John Stockton every time I
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  see her. John Stockton has had a daughter out here. John said,
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  don't start that stuff. John don't start that stuff around his house against for
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  jo sat start that. John said, look him and his wife then already
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  came to time the husband. I looked at Caitlyn, Daddy, man,
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  chip, I look, I'm like John Stocked and she got your game,
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  he said, there you go. She looked like you're on the court.
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  You sound like my wife and I she asked him the same thing. We
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  look. She even has the same foot moves and shot. She even has
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  the same foot move man. He's sitting there like, I just I don't
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  that picking roll and not call alone, like hold on, now, he
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  got nothing to do with that. Y'all got to leave my name out of
• 30:00
  that. I see Caitlyn and she's just more and more looks like because some
• 30:06
  people don't respect and understand the gravity of how great John Stockton was, they
• 30:12
  tried to dismiss John Stalkton, and it's like, you know, John Stockton
• 30:18
  played point guard as good as anybody that ever played point guard. Yeah,
• 30:23
  that's why when he left, he left all time assists, all time steals,
• 30:29
  and nobody's catching them. And that's what that's what a point guard did,
• 30:33
  and he was like the second leading scorer on the team. So John
• 30:37
  Stockton as good as anyone advertised for how the point guard was played at that
• 30:44
  time. Right, it was more than that traditional Vin. He didn't he
• 30:49
  didn't come to the game with chains and grills and all that. He wasn't
• 30:52
  flatting. He came to make Kenny mad every time because Kenny swore that little
• 30:56
  physique wasn't gonna kill him to night. Then you know, John, I
• 31:00
  got twenty four points, nineteen assists, and everybody still and everybody asked him,
• 31:07
  where did he go to school? He come out of Where do you
• 31:11
  go to school? I can't believe they can't guard him? Man out here
• 31:15
  killing go to school. Kaitlyn Clark one of those hurd Angelice, as I
• 31:19
  said right now, I give him co because Caitlin's leading the WNBA in assist
• 31:29
  angel is re leading the WNBA in rebounds. Not Rooky when I'm not I'm
• 31:33
  not Ricky talking about the league. Yeah, in those two areas, the
• 31:40
  scoring, you don't imagine that they got to learn how to score against,
• 31:44
  but to lead as a rookie one of your real four major categories, that's
• 31:51
  that's a that's a huge thing to be the leading assist person and the leading
• 31:55
  rebounder of a league and you're a rookie. And remember they were not hos
• 32:00
  to be able to be as proficient at the next level. Everybody talked about
• 32:04
  the rookie struggles that they would have and they've come in and obviously not only
• 32:09
  met but surpassed a lot of those expectations. And they both got I can
• 32:14
  write them a note right now. The two things injuries. Needs to focus
• 32:17
  on having a face in the basket game because she doesn't know how to score
• 32:23
  that way yet in a jump shot, Kaitlyn need to learn to shoot going
• 32:30
  right. She can't. She is not She can't shoot threes going for some
• 32:36
  reason. I don't know if it's that little lean, because she doesn't even
• 32:38
  when she goes left. She likes the kind of lean going left. But
• 32:43
  when she comes so they set the pick so she can't get the ball.
• 32:45
  They give her the right hand the right movement three because they know they she
• 32:52
  can't shoot it. And she needs to focus that. Yes, you make
• 32:55
  a lot of brilliant passes. She just got a calm that down, but
• 33:00
  they me or two of the top twenty players. I don't know what people
• 33:04
  are watching, y'all ringing them as their rookies. I'm looking at them as
• 33:07
  both as player professionals, and they both easily are right now are the second
• 33:13
  best players on their team, which is a big thing right out of college.
• 33:17
  So, but w NBA All Star Game is this weekend? Ohio State,
• 33:22
  excuse me, Oregon State, Oklahoma State, come on, come on,
• 33:32
  Uncle Joe always get the os u's mess. Fritz putin mean Oregon,
• 33:39
  I mean Oklahoma State's head coach. Mike Gundy coming under criticism for being honest,
• 33:46
  and I wrote that down. Why is being honest considered irresponsible and dangerous?
• 33:57
  Why is me doing an interview addressing the audience and being honest considered to
• 34:07
  a lot of people to be irresponsible? That used to be applauded. What
• 34:10
  what what? What was? What was the context of that honesty? Mike
• 34:15
  Gundy has a player, Ali Gordon, who was arrested for DUI and after
• 34:24
  everything was worked out, Mike Gundhy Oklahoma State decided that they would not suspend
• 34:32
  Ali Gordon, and doing an interview, Mike Gundhy admitted that luckily, He
• 34:42
  even said luckily he's been in that situation and just made it home or didn't
• 34:50
  get caught. Basically, he was honest about that we've all had. He's
• 34:55
  had a dream at my right right exactly. We've had a couple of drinks
• 35:01
  and thought, either I could come twenty five miles back tomorrow and get my
• 35:06
  car, I can go and drive him home. Now I have a clip
• 35:08
  if you'll want to hear me driving home. I looked it up on my
• 35:13
  phone. What would be the legal limit like in Oklahoma's point eight and Ollie
• 35:19
  was point one. So I looked it up and it was based on body
• 35:25
  weight. Not to get into the legal side of it, but I thought,
• 35:29
  really two or three beers or four. I'm not justifying what all he
• 35:32
  did. I'm telling you what decision I made. Well, I thought I've
• 35:36
  probably done that a thousand times in my life, and I'm you know,
• 35:39
  it's just fine. So I got lucky. People get lucky. All.
• 35:44
  He made a decision that he wished he could have done better. But when
• 35:50
  I talked to Ali, I told him said, you're lucky you got out
• 35:52
  like and that is the head coach Mike Gundie been in Oklahoma state for a
• 35:58
  long time, very successful coach going on ab the fifty six year old at
• 36:02
  Big twelve Media day, and basically I like that well about the coach.
• 36:09
  I'm not gonna sit here in judgment as a hypocrite and make Ali feel like
• 36:15
  he did something that was just invented. Well now and see now, sports,
• 36:22
  y'all go ahead. Let me say this first and foremost. I agree
• 36:27
  with you, but we are living in a time when he wasn't speaking as
• 36:32
  himself. He was supposed to be speaking as the coach of Oklahoma State,
• 36:38
  and the Oklahoma State coach speaks the mind and the sensibilities of the institution,
• 36:45
  and the institution has all of these supporters and sponsors, and I'm sure they
• 36:49
  don't encourage anything that has anything to do with being lenient or forgiving of drunk
• 36:55
  driving, because that's one of the cardinal sins. We discussed that earlier this
• 37:00
  month about how there's a couple of things that you just can't do, and
• 37:04
  that's one of them, the drinking and the driving thing. And you went
• 37:07
  out there with your sensibilities and had the nerve to be human, No,
• 37:12
  how dare you? You should have just been a coach first? Then fire
• 37:15
  me, sir, And that's the only thing that they are probably left with
• 37:21
  trying to do to correct it, because now people, I want you to
• 37:23
  fire me so I can take this eighty million you still owe me and go
• 37:28
  and go. And now this is where we are. If it meant that
• 37:31
  much to you to criticize me, then it should mean enough to you to
• 37:36
  fire me. If it doesn't, then we're just playing politics with words.
• 37:40
  Well, you know, to me, I respect I would go with coach
• 37:44
  gundhy all day if he comes to the institution because to me, those people
• 37:49
  who are what you're saying that, oh, we're not that they're not being
• 37:53
  truthful within themselves because they've all probably and have attempted that he's being honest.
• 37:59
  He's the person you want your kid to go to play ball for. He's
• 38:04
  the man that you want your kid to say, Hey, I trust you.
• 38:07
  My eighteen year old could go to school and go with you because you're
• 38:12
  going to look out for the best interest. And I like the fact that
• 38:15
  that man he listen. I'm just saying now, this man has got a
• 38:19
  lot of criticism through the years for being honest, and he's one of the
• 38:22
  most honest football coaches I've seen in college football that to me, really cares
• 38:28
  about his players, and he's not caring about the institution right now at that
• 38:31
  moment, I'm specifically speaking to his question why it's being honest considered dangerous and
• 38:37
  irresponsible because the next kid from Oklahoma State that gets behind the wheel, drinking
• 38:44
  and driving, whatever the results are, they can go with. Coach said,
• 38:49
  you know, we done been through it before, almost as if you
• 38:52
  have given me license to or you are endorsing it. And that's the world
• 38:57
  we live in. Apparently it's done happened before, and they've have done something,
• 39:00
  it's been taken care in house, and this happened to go outside.
• 39:05
  The only way to help someone correct anything is to be honest. If you've
• 39:08
  been on that same page. That's the only way a person hears you.
• 39:14
  If you sit here in judgment of something that you did as though you did
• 39:17
  not do it, you are the first example. If you're the coach of
• 39:22
  especially a young kid or a parent, and you're trying to chastise your child
• 39:29
  on something that you completely were involved in as though you were not, they
• 39:36
  don't hear you. Now, OLLI can hear coach when he says man,
• 39:42
  I've been on that. It's no different than anybody I've been in what you're
• 39:45
  talking about. So you can't play this like I ain't been there, and
• 39:51
  I'm telling you that's gonna send you down the wrong world. I'm not talking
• 39:54
  from as though I didn't do it. I just don't know why mother's against
• 40:00
  drunk driving and anybody like people will sit around like they haven't done because I'm
• 40:07
  quite sure a lot of those mothers against drunk driving people at some point in
• 40:12
  their life, even if they stopped, at some point, they probably had
• 40:16
  done the same thing as well. And those those those platforms aren't predicated on
• 40:22
  what you've done. They're predicated on preventing what you will do. And so
• 40:28
  the coach being honest again, isn't what the platform, isn't what the institution
• 40:32
  would have preferred. It's what I respect more. But in today's business of
• 40:38
  making somebody else responsible for my actions, and that's why nobody getting that,
• 40:44
  and that's why it never gets translated to fix. Yeah, I'm saying I
• 40:49
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  job of Wayne Gandy Twing long On say you can see a sports chaint.
• 43:15
  I'll shy even Jenny, welcome back to this one Shock Show. I'm this
• 43:21
  one Shock Wing Candy, Good morning to you, command you, Greg Bad,
• 43:23
  producer Big Kenny in the studio today. We just talking about Oklahoma State
• 43:29
  head coach Mike Conte just being honest and this could be something been there as
• 43:34
  the head coach played at Oklahoma State as quarterback mister rat. Does he still
• 43:39
  have that that that uh that mullet? Is it still there in the Mullet
• 43:47
  University? That's how long University of Florida. Mullet is a shorter version of
• 43:54
  it because he used to have it hanging out the helmet. It seeming it's
• 43:59
  getting it's been a longer over the last few years, like it was he's
• 44:04
  using extensions. He didn't have it, but get getting longer extensions. See
• 44:13
  he already enough. I was. And one thing I would tell maybe think
• 44:16
  with Mike. Mike probably has done it that other way, Big Kenny,
• 44:22
  and it was ineffective. I've been calling him him, you know, I've
• 44:27
  been using this acting like the suspension thing. You suspension, I mean you're
• 44:34
  suspended and taking all and none of that has stopped anybody. Maybe if I
• 44:37
  am honest, that might actually stop these kids from It's it's like me teaching
• 44:45
  a technique, and I'm quick to tell young kids. Man that is not
• 44:49
  don't tell your coach though. When I get him to the high school college
• 44:53
  guys, I quickly let him know, don't go take because you're gonna be
• 44:57
  mad. But that little technique right there, that don't actually worry. It
• 45:02
  looks good in theory though, because you look good. You got your hand
• 45:06
  up and see how all that it looked good. But that's not how to
• 45:09
  battle. It's gonna actually go. What's gonna happen is you're gonna be out
• 45:15
  there, ah barrenly be holding on and praying to God that he throw the
• 45:20
  ball. I'm gonna put you in the real scenario. I think that's what
• 45:23
  Mike Gundy might be on learning. In all these years I've been in the
• 45:28
  car with like that young man. I was in college. I remember riding
• 45:31
  around with no seat belt. So you ain't even hold enough to remember that.
• 45:35
  He probably telling them like that, But I ain't had no seat belt,
• 45:38
  and all that's gonna do is lead to this road. And I unfortunately,
• 45:43
  as he said, I'm lucky I didn't get caught up. Now do
• 45:47
  I look at it? But you don't have to go down that road.
• 45:52
  Here are your options. Use these options. You don't want to be rugs
• 45:58
  out in Oakland or La. Excuse me, you don't want to be this
• 46:04
  person right right, and this is the slow road to that. But I'm
• 46:08
  not gonna sit here at like I wasn't there with you. And I'm quite
• 46:12
  sure you guys with kids have might some issues your own. Most people duck
• 46:17
  what they think they kid might be shame of, so they presented like,
• 46:22
  oh, I ain't never been you right there too. Now I know I'm
• 46:25
  not saying you. I'm just saying a lot of people duck that one or
• 46:30
  two subjects they hope they daughter never get on because Mama don't want to tell
• 46:37
  about that time with Chris Brown and Bobby Brown. Oh not the Brown,
• 46:42
  the double browns. Yeah, she went double to too brown, too down
• 46:46
  brown. You don't ever want that to come up. And then the daughter
• 46:50
  coming there talking about Mama. I need to ask you something, right,
• 46:57
  you know, Drake and Kendrick both asked me to the yacht party. What
• 47:05
  you think I should do? Don't go if Diddy there, girl, I
• 47:10
  don't know. I'm just saying I don't know how I know that, but
• 47:14
  I'm just saying, don't. Uh. Fans down in Miami Miami Gardens,
• 47:20
  Florida at the Copa America Final decided that they were not gonna wait on the
• 47:27
  gate attendants to come open the gate, saying flooded. I'm gonna be honest.
• 47:37
  I've been telling you Big Kenny and command you Greg Wi a whole little
• 47:40
  liberal mindset. It's time to make this kind of stuff federal. It should
• 47:46
  be a big sign outside y'all don't want to control the crowd. I'm saying
• 47:53
  what they do, federal prosecution on a sign outside of things, get things
• 47:59
  done, rallies. Even in is Spanish too, that word federal rally time
• 48:05
  doing time, big old sign as you does that say federal crime now,
• 48:08
  yes, storm and the gate now on video is a for a federal crime,
• 48:14
  I'm saying now. And if that were the only deterrent we needed,
• 48:17
  they wouldn't be building federal persons every day because people doing fair time every day
• 48:23
  and you know how to fed go day for day? Would they say ten
• 48:28
  years, you doing nine years, three hundred and fifty one days, eighty
• 48:34
  five percent all that time, you gonna do it? And people still go
• 48:37
  out and go to jail. Now, the big mystery came to light was
• 48:44
  the fans without tickets had kind of mixed in with fans with tickets. That's
• 48:50
  the big storyline of this, Okay, that it became Now there's no process
• 48:58
  of trying to tell who and how how do we reorganize this to get people
• 49:02
  in their seats. We got people running the field, we got people just
• 49:06
  walking around the stadium, right, We got a whole bunch of people that
• 49:09
  are went through the events. Yeah, and it's basically it's knuck into the
• 49:13
  game right right right, And you know, we live in a time now
• 49:16
  where they try and make entering the game to two things they've done to try
• 49:22
  and improve entering is uh, make the entrances not look like entrances, and
• 49:30
  to speed up the flow of the crowds with the electronic ticketing, so no
• 49:35
  one's really having to stop at a barrier and go through anymore. It's sort
• 49:39
  of a fluid come through. If something goes off, you may be pulled
• 49:44
  to the side. But there's really no more turnstyle type entry to these events
• 49:49
  anymore. And this really and I read the article BADBADUSI Big Kenny Command,
• 49:54
  and it was saying that some justifications. It was like, well, they
• 50:00
  shouldn't have taken so long to open the gate, Like it's not general mission
• 50:07
  people, you had seen it, you are you see, that's that.
• 50:12
  That's the best. It's all the way. It's always somebody like. But
• 50:17
  if they had just opened the gate, it was eight o two. It
• 50:22
  was I had the key at the lock. I had the wrong key.
• 50:27
  I'm looking for the key to this lock. I'll keep saying, hold on,
• 50:30
  give me a second, y'all, just start climbing the gate. They're
• 50:34
  just doing the gate. And there it did. A couple of people did
• 50:37
  get treated for injuries. They escorted a couple of people out, but you
• 50:42
  imagine security when they restigate. It's not that many security and security on some
• 50:47
  Hey whatever, we'll have a report, well not for seventeen fifty hours.
• 50:53
  Yeah, you just step back and just take it on to the side.
• 50:57
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  blah to this shock show, the sport shock Wayne Candy. Hey, let's
• 53:47
  do this here, let's do this as we go into the NBA season that's
• 53:52
  coming along. Uh, let the let the Broddie James thing go. Media,
• 53:58
  no stop reporting on it. No, let it go, Let it
• 54:02
  go. Bronnie James is not disappointing any body. He is the fifty fifth
• 54:12
  pick out of fifty eight people. He's only supposed to be scoring about six
• 54:20
  points a game. That's why you get drafted fifty five out of fifty eight.
• 54:29
  It's gonna be a slow moving train. If he was gonna give you
• 54:32
  eighteen twenty two at night, they call that lottery pick. You are the
• 54:39
  fifty fifth pick out of fifty eight because that potential we don't we don't know,
• 54:46
  it's not even we got now that we'll see you out here in the
• 54:50
  train for maybe maybe you big three. Who was the fifty fifth pick last
• 54:57
  year of the draft? Your man, well, in twenty twenty fifth,
• 55:01
  your man, Your man's now, y'all, don't remember the fifty fifth Your
• 55:06
  man's he knew, he knew when I said your man's automatically bam, he
• 55:14
  knew who I was talking about, y'all. Let it go. The man
• 55:17
  a couple of baskets. He plans some good defense from what they say to
• 55:22
  be so young, that's what fifty fifth picks. This happens there. I'm
• 55:28
  quite sure if I went to the G League game today, two thirds of
• 55:32
  them guys or the fifty fifth picks where they all are, that's around some
• 55:37
  of the first round. I'm saying, do you think that? Do you
• 55:42
  think, say some of them at the first they were lottery picks? You
• 55:47
  think it's a unfortunate thing that he's going to have to work for people to
• 55:55
  see him in that light, because even if Lebron goes, come on,
• 56:00
  man, he was the fifty fifth pick, everybody all he bumping for his
• 56:02
  boy. He trying to make excuse me, but no, that's what fifty
• 56:07
  fifth picks do. And then you know, here Briannie is just trying I'm
• 56:13
  just trying to be a fifty fifth pick. Bron y'all keep on looking at
• 56:15
  me like your daddy would be so disappointed. Here thirty tonight, I was
• 56:20
  number fifty five. Here's some notable fifty fifth picks in the current Miami heat
• 56:25
  Guard. Patty Mills it was two thousand and nine. Uh, but prior
• 56:30
  to that, you had Mark Ravoni, who Mark ourvon of Ravoni, Mark
• 56:35
  Blunt, Kenny Gaston. I've heard and twe more and to e twe more
• 56:44
  now now and those were the notable. Oh the god, everybody know a
• 56:51
  fifty fifth pick. All the other unknowns should be grateful. Uh. One
• 56:57
  of our online listeners wanted to say, it's good to see command you Greg
• 57:00
  back and healthy. Oh was he out? He he's sick, sick community,
• 57:07
  Thank you. Yeah. I don't know what he had that thing that
• 57:15
  yeah, yeah, to go to the clinic. You got the Roman.
• 57:17
  It's somebody vault that that was her name. But that's all I want to
• 57:23
  say with the Brennan because I keep seeing it's like you can't measure this young
• 57:28
  man. With the kind of money the NBA makes, they keep these g
• 57:32
  leagues going to try to get a place where young players and even the bad
• 57:38
  produce a couple of shows. Ago even reminded us sometimes we forget when before
• 57:44
  when Brownie James went to high school, he was considered one of the top
• 57:47
  twenty players in the country, top fifteen players, and he had the heart
• 57:52
  issue and he went to USC. This is all a project. It's a
• 57:59
  project of the Lakers that actually still benefits them the most profitable fifty fifth pick.
• 58:06
  Ever, it's good business both ways. Yeah, I got a place
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  to put you for two three years that what we think you might become may
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  come about. And in that we also sell your jersey. Very seldom we
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  get to sell second round pick jerseys out, you know. And and but
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  they keep reporting like, well, that sounds about like a fifty eight points
• 58:34
  in two rebounds. That sounds like the fifty fifth pick. My boy,
• 58:37
  Marcus Page was a fifty fifth pick. Who is that? Yeah, twenty
• 58:45
  sixteen went to the nets, exactly, went to the nets. Stop acting
• 58:52
  brand new like you don't know, sad news out of Denver. Their young
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  rookie the second, the twenty second pick there and Holmes the second he tore
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  his achilles last week, so he will be out for the season, and
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  he was number twenty two for the Denver Nuggets and part of whenever I see
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  Achilles, it's just something that seems to be the new injury. I you
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  know, Dominique famously toward his KILLO spikes, my good friend toward his Kobe.
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  But it was one of those one person a year type because it is
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  the largest and strongest tendon in the body. But now it seems very prevalent
• 59:38
  to shoes or I don't know what I do know. I've talked a lot
• 59:43
  of people about too much of that explosive, too many of those drills where
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  you're jumping up on stuff like that box that box jumps. Kind of doing
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  too many of those kind of drills can affect it because it gets used to
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  being loaded and working out. When they say he load your it's kind of
• 1:00:05
  like engaging, almost like cocking the gun, and you keep doing that to
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  it. But I just know it's been in all across all sports. You
• 1:00:13
  see baseball players doing it just running the bases, football players making a move.
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  It's not like they're tackling somebody or somebody hits you in it. You
• 1:00:23
  just see the guy go to make a cut as a receiver and it snaps.
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  And I don't know if it's just one of those things like cars,
• 1:00:31
  Like you know how they say before you get a car, you never saw
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  the car, and then once you see, once you get the car,
• 1:00:39
  you always everybody got that car. Now, Yeah, it seems like in
• 1:00:43
  your mind. So I don't know if it's one of those things that once
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  I knew someone who had it, it started being more. But it seems
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  like maybe this, you know, because I know that it did change the
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  training. Training started younger, Yeah, and it started more more specialized,
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  isolated. Yeah, it's the isolated. They do more jumping and things that
• 1:01:05
  take you off of your feet than they do in the older times when most
• 1:01:12
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  I'm doing. Yeah, I'm gonna go on the way you made. Welcome
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  back to the sport Shock Show. I'm the Sportshock Wing game. The good
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  morning to you on this Monday Day. If you missed any of that first
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  hour as we go off, you can go to iHeartRadio, Deezer, Audible,
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  Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Amazon podcast and catch the replay of the
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  show. Big Kitty brings to us that George Foreman has decided that he is
• 1:03:49
  going to sail some of his car collection. Uh he about fifty cars.
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  He is planning to say, Oh, he has a lot of vintage.
• 1:04:00
  He was a custom car, vintage car collector, and he's deciding to sell.
• 1:04:06
  I would imagine with George living long enough to see that, that's all
• 1:04:15
  his children are going to do when he passes, is sell the cars.
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  Like at one point in my life, I thought maybe they would fall in
• 1:04:26
  love with vintage cars as well, so I would just pass them along to
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  them. And then I realize, all you're going to do is sell the
• 1:04:36
  cars upon my death anyway, so I might as well sell them now and
• 1:04:44
  divvy the money up how I see fit. How I see fit because I
• 1:04:49
  already know what you were planning to do, and a lot of you that
• 1:04:53
  are older and have different merchandise. Maybe one of the thinks in that same
• 1:05:00
  line is one thing in for your daughter or your son. You see that
• 1:05:04
  that is something they're going to value. But if that's not their thing,
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  you might as well sell that boat and take that proceeds. And still you
• 1:05:16
  might want to give them the money, or give it, break it up
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  how you want, or do something for yourself. But you see that they're
• 1:05:25
  not going to appreciate some eighteen oh five military sword from the French War,
• 1:05:34
  right right? Ain't I google this say it's worth fourteen hundred dollars? And
• 1:05:42
  I think that's when you brought the story and I looked. I was like,
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  yeah, that's all George. He was hoping with all those sons,
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  but there ain't nobody out in the garage helping me sixty because first of all,
• 1:05:55
  if any of them are under thirty, they don't even want to drive.
• 1:05:58
  They don't even want to drive. He said that he did it in
• 1:06:00
  an effort to make things easier on his wife, actually, because she was
• 1:06:04
  the one maintaining the garage next to home that houses all of the vehicles.
• 1:06:10
  And he said he never started off to be a collector. He was just
• 1:06:14
  you know, in his words were it was kind of how much is that
• 1:06:17
  doggie in the window? I see something I wanted I buy it. I
• 1:06:21
  had a fast car. They said something was faster. I bought it,
• 1:06:25
  and then noticed that my wife was the only one really keeping up with it.
• 1:06:28
  So he's got what how many sons? Seven? Like there's George fifteenth,
• 1:06:31
  like George the nineteenth, he's like the real George. No, yeah,
• 1:06:34
  there's like six or seven sons in there something, and none of them
• 1:06:41
  have emerged as the collector that he needed. He got it. When you
• 1:06:45
  touch it is when it, oh it does that, it goes out.
• 1:06:47
  Okay, well stop touching. But I think that we even talk about that
• 1:06:53
  sometimes and I say, the new owner, the new owner of a team,
• 1:06:57
  Yeah, most of them are going to listen to the offer. You
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  know, that's the best time to buy a team. When the last owner
• 1:07:10
  passes that next generation don't have that kind of All I heard is you said
• 1:07:15
  two billion example a person that was just where I grew up, because that's
• 1:07:26
  where like a lot of like the teams that have the that's that was the
• 1:07:30
  family. A family owned the team. That second generation normally doesn't hold on
• 1:07:36
  to it. You know, very few like like the Rooney's there, you
• 1:07:41
  know, another generation of Rooneys are still running the Steelers, but you don't
• 1:07:46
  see that often passing it on to the children. And the Steelers are able
• 1:07:51
  to do that because they make someone or multiple people come work in the organization.
• 1:08:02
  Long time you start scouts that you know there when you see them in
• 1:08:06
  the program as some kind it has nothing to do with nepotism. They could
• 1:08:14
  go they graduate from college, then they start as a scout and then you'll
• 1:08:17
  see them as the head of pro personnel. And they're doing that so that
• 1:08:20
  person will have football in their spirit, because if you don't, mister Blank
• 1:08:29
  could easily pass his team on to his kids. And all they heard,
• 1:08:34
  like I said, it's worth seventeen two billions, googled what about doing?
• 1:08:45
  What if I throw in the United three and a half billions? And then
• 1:08:49
  like you say, and they go on with they will, but can I
• 1:08:53
  keep as sweet? That's all they want, you know, which they only
• 1:08:56
  go many tickets I get a year, and then some people get team.
• 1:09:00
  They want to change the identity of the prior owner. Just like the fire
• 1:09:04
  becaus with Mster Blank took over. He took over for the Smiths. He
• 1:09:08
  moved a further to Flowery Branch. You know, practice was in Swanee used
• 1:09:12
  to be one of the training facility. Those things are the type of things
• 1:09:15
  they want to try to make you forget from, like up to Carolina Panthers.
• 1:09:18
  They said, this the new owner, he wants to make the people
• 1:09:21
  forget about Richardson. So he even moved training camp from Spartanboro, which that's
• 1:09:27
  been there for thirty years. And this year the owner, owners and coaches
• 1:09:30
  all do that. Yeah, this is the first coaches come in and they
• 1:09:32
  throw away whatever the old coach because they want a new era. You'll see
• 1:09:38
  something simple as the last coach had us sit on the right side of the
• 1:09:43
  court, So I've become the head coach. We're gonna sit on the left
• 1:09:46
  side of the court. It's it's a very it's it's a way of trying
• 1:09:51
  to basically urinate on you'll, but they don't work out a lot of times
• 1:09:58
  for some coaches. Some coaches they do sometimes it doesn't work out well.
• 1:10:01
  If you if you were not under that last coach, then you you want
• 1:10:05
  to plant your style. That's the only way it transfers. I can't coach
• 1:10:15
  you what the other coach because I didn't coach, I didn't play or coach
• 1:10:17
  under him like that. Mark Davis is having a good time with the Raiders
• 1:10:23
  because he came up under his daddy. But Mark Davis Junior probably somewhere in
• 1:10:30
  a casino telling him, oh, man, don't die too soon. How
• 1:10:35
  it's gonna be too blund He's on his own. He's telling it every time
• 1:10:40
  he picked him up to drive him off at therapy. Don't die too soon,
• 1:10:45
  because don't breathe too deep on that to take that pomp. Look like
• 1:10:49
  you're about to get on out of here. But I love you though,
• 1:10:51
  Hey, I'm with that. When he got out the card, I'll be
• 1:10:55
  back in two hours after I'll be done in an hour and a half.
• 1:11:00
  But I love you, dad. I bet you. Hey. I think
• 1:11:08
  he called his boy, who already had the course. I think, hey,
• 1:11:14
  man, you said they got that new jet. Right he closer than
• 1:11:17
  he's been this morning, and make an offer. Just ask him out at
• 1:11:24
  the posit Yeah. Yeah, so, because you know, like all of
• 1:11:28
  our if you have children out there, you know that you see that difference
• 1:11:31
  there. There has become less and less homage. Even when you watch sports.
• 1:11:36
  I can always take it in added the sports, the young superstar does
• 1:11:42
  not dig into the crates of yes, digging in the crates. They don't
• 1:11:49
  know what of yesteryear. They don't go back. They don't feel like whatever
• 1:11:55
  they're doing today is in honor of someone before them. They're doing today for
• 1:12:03
  lil UZI vert come to they party tomorrow, right, not so Kareem can
• 1:12:10
  clap for them. All they say is an old man. Who is the
• 1:12:15
  tall old man? Did he play? Yeah, that's Kareem Kareem. They
• 1:12:20
  used to play for the Lakers. Yeah that Kareem. Yeah, he used
• 1:12:25
  to have that shot. Yeah. Nobody don't do that no more though,
• 1:12:30
  Like they don't, you know, they don't have that, you know.
• 1:12:31
  And that's the same thing I'm saying, long story short with George and any
• 1:12:34
  of us out there, go ahead on and cast your stuff out. Stop
• 1:12:39
  trying to fool yourself that they gonna love your hobby. Yeah, cash out
• 1:12:44
  all them all them airplanes you got in there glued together. Yeah, he
• 1:12:49
  said, like at seventy five, he just looked like man. And he
• 1:12:54
  said that I think it was his sister that oversaw the auction of the cars.
• 1:12:58
  And he said that he wasn't trying to place any sentimental attachment on him.
• 1:13:03
  He said he loved them all, so he didn't want to look like,
• 1:13:05
  oh no, I don't want to give that one away. That's the
• 1:13:08
  one I bought. When he said, he just closed his eyes and let
• 1:13:11
  them all go all that lake cabin and stuff them young kids are not going
• 1:13:15
  to go up there and cook nothing. Yeah, they didn't eat. Can't
• 1:13:18
  even get to that cabin, Kevin, ain't got no WiFi set up in
• 1:13:24
  the state. Ain't got no WiFi, no Wi Fi. You can't stream.
• 1:13:30
  I mean you got Yeah, I didn't touch it. You went back
• 1:13:39
  to we got a no video? Yeah, old data. That's how it
• 1:13:43
  sounds in court. You know we got it on tape. You didn't touch
• 1:13:46
  it. I didn't touch it, Yes, she said, you did.
• 1:13:48
  But George and now people with the parts and stuff, there's a lot of
• 1:13:53
  components of why he probably was getting rid of those cars though. Yeah,
• 1:13:57
  a lot of vintaged cars no longer girl sell parts. You have to go
• 1:14:01
  to a specialized place that has the parts. And George was one of those
• 1:14:05
  restoration guys. A lot of those cars from the fifties he bought and restored
• 1:14:11
  with his own hands. And man, where's Khalif as we go to break
• 1:14:15
  was arrested over in Romania. Anybody ever heard anything about a Romanian jail?
• 1:14:19
  Say he was arrested, charged with illegal possession of drugs black and yellow,
• 1:14:24
  Black and Yellow Romania. Even Britney grinding like, ooh, I don't know
• 1:14:29
  he went to Romania. Yeah, I'm not much about Romania. Even the
• 1:14:35
  Russians like, hey, trouble, I've heard the word. You know you
• 1:14:41
  always did Romania. I have no real how you thought they were broken up.
• 1:14:47
  I'm telling you. Even I don't know where you're at. Bro Mandela
• 1:14:53
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  get a pen? What is this horse shock show? I'm this horse shock,
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  Wayne Candy. I'm still picturing with Khalif over there. Uh in Romania,
• 1:17:58
  well Ukraine for in that way they changed their name to Yeah, the
• 1:18:04
  Ukraine and their sense they're not the same. Those those are two different.
• 1:18:13
  You already got issues. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You don't even
• 1:18:15
  know who got jurisdiction over this. Uh, but we over. I guess
• 1:18:20
  he didn't see the Britain the ground especial he thought happened to me. Romania
• 1:18:27
  has become the place where like, uh, those guys go to go to
• 1:18:31
  hide out because of all the stuff that can be provided there. I mean
• 1:18:36
  apparently he brought his own stuff and he really didn't have to do that.
• 1:18:42
  It's like the new Thailand. Yeah, and not not to disparage anyone from
• 1:18:45
  Thailand, but so he went to hide from who black and yellow? Black
• 1:18:50
  and yellow. Well, it's sort of where people it's like who wants to
• 1:18:56
  indulge in there? There? There? It's like how can they get arrested
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  for drug possession? Bringing if you if he brought it with him, they
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  want you to buy it when you get Come on, man, we got
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  it all here. We got that. You got that unlicensed damage, Yeah,
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  they got that. You're bringing this stuff from California. We got real.
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  We got gas gas here, feel real. We got gas, y'all.
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  We call it trollium, the bad produce. Go ahead, give us
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  him some more because you want to make sure everybody know, you know hip
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  turns. Go ahead said say something hen real quick marijuana yea, And I
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  you know, because he wants the match. You word for term go ahead?
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  Ah, come on, man gone, oh man, school ain't got
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  a new one for scune Jamaican Lettice. I don't know. I just I'm
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  making stuff up. Yeah, I don't know that one either. That's what
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  we make up most of me. They got capping. Jared says, they
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  got that Dracula weed over there. When you get hired and start biting people,
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  y'all would have said, I was capping the fire to said, but
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  That what he said, talk about gas gas. I growed up with it.
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  See y'all be thinking I'm playing I growed up with it. A couple
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  With Jacoby Jones, we talked about Shannon Doherty nine o two one oh
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  one hundred meal that will be their cost on the Olympis. Big Kenny command
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  any other airline. They've made an exclusive deal with Air France to get more
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  people to Paris and Europe this summer based on the Olympics, and have discovered
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  that nobody's booking Paris as a destination for that two week time that the Olympics
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  are going to be happening. Now they say that the other destinations are picking
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  up and people are wanting to go a whole lot of other places, but
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  they expect to take one hundred million dollar loss for arranging all of this travel
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  to the Olympics. I wonder what Paris and with that region are a lot
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  of people are going to kind of travel around almost like I'm going to fly
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  to Mono Carlo, right, right, and then just say and take a
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  train into Paris that kind of thing. Yeah, we'll make it a day
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  trip, right instead of just being in it, instead of being there for
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  the full two weeks. And I wondered about that ass of just being in
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  it. A lot of people have the fear that Paris could be one of
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  those places where some kind of tragedy could happen and explosion, so maybe they're
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  doing the whole I'll just kind of fly driving or training from cowhere else.
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  Yeah, from the rule what I want to see. It'll be a day
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  trip instead of a vacation, and we'll do other stuff because France is pretty
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  that region is pretty weak to terrorist things and as far as the army and
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  different things. So yeah, you are correct. Well, if you've ever
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  So a lot of people who they associate with terrorism have been there for
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  years, their residents there, so when it comes time, those sensibilities heightened
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  because they never really know and based on the previous what we've seen happening in
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  Europe with terrorism and their targeting large events. Speaking of the Olympics, Jalen
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  Brown was the bad producer fell overlooked by the Olympic team last week with Kawhi
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  Leonard stepping down, UH, the Olympic team decided to add Derek White,
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  one of Jalen Brown's teammates, to their Olympic team instead of Jalen Brown.
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  Do you have an issue with that bad producer? I don't know if it's
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  an issue with it. I mean there's a lot of players that was Jayalen
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  Brown was left off. Kyrie, Well, let's start with Jalen Brown was
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  left off. Yes, yeah, and you know you're the MVP of the
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  finals, You're the leading player on your team. I don't understand how could
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  you overlook him. I know that they were saying that they were was heavy
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  at his position, so that's why they went with White. But at the
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  same time, I'm just just like I said, you got the MVP of
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  the NBA Finals, got two other teammates already on the team. My thing
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  was, I mean you left off even Kyrie's left off the team. I've
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  had a problem with that. I didn't understand that in the beginning. Why
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  Kyrie and now Jalen Brown both has left off the team. So it's a
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  little disappointing. Well, both teams, both of those players have had controversy
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  against the country over the last handful of years. Remember they were making some
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  statements. They made some statements. I'm quite sure that was part of the
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  equation. Now, now, what what's Jalen Brown's umbrage with the United States?
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  Because basically he basically stood up for Kyrie, you know, with with
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  the side of Kyrie on his situation, and you know, and he was
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  labeled. And then there's things where they're saying that Nike has something you know,
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  in regards to that as well, say, so, who do you
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  do you find it? I guess I'm more surprised that you find it surprising
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  that when we're supposed to be representing the United States as a country they wouldn't
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  want people who aren't supportive of the United States in the lineup. This is
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  the Olympics, the world will be watching. We live in a world where
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  media is welcomed and encouraged to ask any and everything they want. Why would
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  I have people out there bad mouthing the company on a company retreat. We
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  just and for you to say, like, you know, I take you
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  didn't expect this. They didn't expect this, And I think that's interesting.
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  How only in this country do we have a sense of entitlement and expectation that
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  we bad mouth the country we come from and still represented and still reap the
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  benefits of having been one of its chosen representatives. Well, I mean,
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  like I said, he he has a problem with USA Basketball and Nike.
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  He doesn't have a problem with the team or any of the players or anything
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  like that. A problem with he has a problem with USA Basketball. That
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  is the team and excuse me us the selection and committee. That's why I
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  said, Nike is a part of that, and that's what one of the
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  problems. And you asserted that part of their decision making may have been that
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  these gentlemen made unfavorable comments towards and about the United States. And I'm saying
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  that if you were seeking a job and people knew that you made bad comments
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  about the company you wanted to work for, do you honestly think they would
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  hire you? Would you feel the expectations We keep electing people to make comments
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  about the United States, and they're sitting in Congress and different things now they
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  make even we elect them and put them in those positions, and they feel
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  sometimes things are they have bad mouths the United States. So I mean,
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  I don't, like I said, I'm just a little disappointed. I thought
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  he should have been on the team. I would quickly see that he wouldn't.
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  He would be on my short list of superstars I know wouldn't be on
• 1:35:25
  the team. And I remember clearly how he was basically saying he wanted to
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  move I think at one point and his when he was going through his rebels
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  without without Paul's phase, that he wanted to move out of the United States.
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  So I wouldn't put him on my team. And also they had to
• 1:35:49
  replace Kawhi Leonard. Kawhi Leonard plays guard, so they got Derek White,
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  who also plays guard. That's kind of how you swap out positions. You
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  don't get a point guard for shack, you get another center makes sense,
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  which makes more sense. But Jalen Brown and this could be a growth for
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  Jalen It like a lot of people, you want to be able to go
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  say some things and then you don't want to have to own them things later
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  show a lot when guys and I'm always telling them doing their career, Okay,
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  don't know what you want to do after that. But now you got some
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  big old tattoo on the side of your cheek, or you've done something that
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  now negates you from being able to get that job in your second life.
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  But then you want people to forget you were, you know, your whole
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  career for ten, twelve, fifteen years, you was a feeling well see
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  you know that's that's it keeps coming up, y'all still on the y'all about
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  the melony? Can I say this for Brown to be critical? He didn't
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  directly. He just critic criticized Nike at the time when they were criticizing Kyrie,
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  and he basically was saying, since when the Nike start to care about
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  ethics? When it you know, when it came to the anti seminisms,
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  uh, things that Kyrie was saying, and that's why, and that that's
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  enough for them to I think there are people at Nike who have influence on
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  that decision. Most of the team are Nike or Jordan Brand athletes, the
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  exception being I think Steph Curry and Joel embiid Uh. But to go against
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  the sponsor, to to criticize the sponsor, Nike can just say that's enough
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  to like, no, don't pick that guy, we go with somebody else
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  and criticism. Yeah, he right. And Jalen Brown also on top of
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  that, doing his go Back to Africa movement, was taking a lot of
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  political stances not being wrong people. I don't know why pointing out something makes
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  people think you're saying the person was wrong. But he was going to a
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  lot of rallies about people being shot, black kids being done this too,
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  and he was talking in a way of black power. If you don't think
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  that resonates down the road, right or wrong, you still have to own
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  it. And I thought he was right. He wasn't wrong for making his
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  stance. It wasn't nothing wrong with standing up. But now that choice can
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  trickle down just as easy as picking the wrong shoe brand. You don't know
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  where your shoe brand gonna have control. But you signed with Adidas. This
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  camp is a niked camp up and they was like only and you was like
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  the Olympics. One thing about the basketball team, Uh, this should be
• 1:42:40
  some unique games to catch. Particular teams like the Greek team with Jannis,
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  the Canadian KI team who have about nine current NBA players on it or something
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  like that. Ten of their like twelve thirteen players are in the NBA.
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  Not former NBA right or you know, not g league. These guys are
• 1:43:04
  on NBA rosters. Even last year we were reporting a third of the league
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  is foreign born. Yeah, and we said it was like one hundred and
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  sixty of the four fifty or something like that. Was so you got teams
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  like Serbia. You got the French team. We know it's like seven or
• 1:43:25
  eight of them currently, so it's some tough competition. Do you think we'll
• 1:43:30
  ever stop allowing our current NBA players, regardless of what country they're from,
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  to go back and play for their country against the U. I mean,
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  you know, gonna stop them from I'm saying that if you go, if
• 1:43:44
  you're gonna play here professionally, how much well, I mean, that's why
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  they really had to open it up because a lot of the players that were
• 1:43:50
  starting to come over from Europe, they would go back home and play for
• 1:43:54
  their their Olympic team. So I mean, I mean the region the reason
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  the rules for most of the European players here now, so I mean we
• 1:44:03
  might as well. But the reason why there were why the why NBA players
• 1:44:09
  were we add them to the Olympic team is because we were sending the college
• 1:44:14
  guys. But the other countries were having guys play for eight, nine,
• 1:44:21
  ten years and still maintained their amateur status, so their professional as far as
• 1:44:26
  their maturity in the game, but they were more they were the college guys
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  were playing against grown men. But I thought some of those guys that was
• 1:44:33
  on the European teams like they played professionally and there there with their prospective clubs
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  at the time that I mean, they were still professionals, but they were
• 1:44:45
  still considered. I mean they would allow them to play. I mean it
• 1:44:49
  it opened up and for the ninety two Olympics, but before it was just
• 1:44:55
  guys playing for Like a guy like Oscar Schmid played for Brazil for years and
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  he never actually played professionally and he was so he's like in his mid twenties,
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  late twenties playing against these college players. And it was other countries like
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  our Vita sabonus the same way. And one of the other challenges centering around
• 1:45:20
  a lot of those countries were sending teams, so they were not just coming
• 1:45:27
  together like we do have two or three weeks of practice and then go to
• 1:45:31
  the Olympics. They were sending a group of ten twelve men who had been
• 1:45:38
  team. Right, they've been playing together for years, Yeah, for years.
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  And when you're talking about it in just one game scenario, a lot
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  of times you get caught up, Oh, yeah, you did have the
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  best players, but we were just playing one game. Dame had Dame hadn't
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  got there. Yeah, you're out here trying to adjust to the free throw
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  line and being a triangle or that you can't do this rule. Remember we
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  would I know a lot of games we have to adjust to when you can
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  get the ball off the rim because an international play you take it off the
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  grabbed it off the rim and going the other way. So and he's trying
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  to go to campaign to the ref did you see that? Or even traveling
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  the NBA lets you travel internationally. The zero step, that's what they call.
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  Yeah, but the international referees call that, they call it more legitimate,
• 1:46:41
  they call it more college what style? You get the two steps and
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  you got to be off the ground. NBA they're not going to remove the
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  spectacle of dunk just because you ran the way down four steps. So uh.
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  The Olympics are always great with the basketball. Uh. And we are
• 1:46:59
  about two away from opening ceremonies as well. Pete Rose documentary is due out.
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  Okay, Charlie Hustle, Is that the name of it? Uh?
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  Yeah, Charlie Hustle. The matter of Pete Rose? Because what what do
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  we not know about the story? Has he not done interviews up to this
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  point? Well, I guess since then he had been denying. He denied
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  And he still he's still banned. But his whole case was and still is.
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  He didn't bet on when he was a player. Isn't that his stance?
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  Yeah, team, he was the coach, he's saying, he's finally
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  admitted it was more when he was the coach. Yeah, he was a
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  manager. He said that on his team. But let me in as a
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  Council. And now back to the Sports Job Wayne Gandy. Now it's time
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  for a school board when we put a spin on life and sports and how
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  they intermingle. On the Sports Jack Show with Wayne Gandy. Microphone check of
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  swing and swatle Jack closing down the sect off the frame back protector better one
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  of them, can't miss the mess. Thumb form and pop popped up with
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  lad from the Press. Hum to Hop a TV worshop shop the sports Shock
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  Wing candy for you that go to Target and like to shop at Target.
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  Target will no longer accept personal checks at Target starting today, so you won't
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  be able to write a personal check, which in this table would only be
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  me since I'm the only person who still believes believes in the American flag of
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  an ink check. And weiency you know you're still killing trees if that's what
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  you know? What I mean you in commands your greg, y'all kill trees
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  to what we killed trees with with the beep, with the chim he's talking
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  about a different kind of tree. I'll be killing him even sports your chick
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  writing possibly couldn't even approach the amount of vegetation that I've murdered in my time.
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  And we both certain things still required check. I still write a check.
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  They don't have the machine like when you write the check any sticking in
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  and verify right there. Just Target will no longer accept personal check. And
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  I was today years old when I learned the Target was even still accepted personal
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  check. Who does that? Like y'all actually will pull something out at a
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  place and write with ink and a whole find something required that like still if
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  you're doing the order, So they say you still got to like you ninety
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  not have a cent of my checks or just for bills and the mail bills.
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  You you used the mail man. You can't trust that automated man.
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  I believe in the American way. You do you do because this is true.
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  The mail system is a system that keeps jobs going. Yeah, and
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  the story I was about to share maybe part of what is happening. The
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  last time I actually went into a place to pay a utility bill. When
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  I got there, the place had moved to a new location. And maybe
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  that's the problem is we're not doing enough business with these places. They can't
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  afford to stay in the low. So I mean, because that's how long
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  it's been since checks and like bill paying in person, that is like,
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  stop with that. Y'all really do that? Yes, but that automated,
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  that automated stuff. Man, it's not trustworthy. Hey, it eventually work
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  out. It eventually worked out. I've gotten patient. Now call have mercy
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  and mercy with paper and everything with They got a logo like a team check.
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  It looks it's almost like a little paper debit card. That's what it
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  looked like, a little payer data call saying they got the very verification system.
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  And see, because my children don't even carry wallets and cars, they
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  just carry a phone and just hold the phone. Somebody just told me the
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  other day. They was like, they was like, pay with Apple Pay.
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  I don't have Apple I've never said. And then they started laughing at
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  me and said, how you know everybody has Apple Pay. You just one
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  of the few I don't have. They say, I don't even have a
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  cash They say that we have it on our phone. It's some kind of
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  way it works if you if you put the card on the phone and then
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  you tap the No, I'm not any of that. Yeah, that's what
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  I'm saying. Ain't doing that crap list sports got some cash, I got
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  a credit card. The Apple pay thing. I thought my kids were stealing
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  and they just went away, and I was like, it works for how
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  I like the process and manage my accounting. Some of you like to manage
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  your accounting differently. I like to feel a certain way. It feels easy
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  and something that can get away from me by just tapping this card. Yes,
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  but when I write that check, it makes me feel like I need
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  to turn off some lights. Mm hmmm. Did I just write a nine
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  for the lights for some somebody that I have to have family meeting for that?
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  Wrong? Y'all come in with my app. Look look at this,
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  everybody look at it. No, I'll send you the link. Look at
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  this, everybody, look at this. It just hit different and that and
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  that the term it hit different. It hit different when you write it out
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  like that, and you actually have your brain because remember, uh, the
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  brain process is greater writing. Yes, then it does anything. Yes,
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  that's how I wants to think about it. You know. That's how I
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  commit my material to memory. That's the only thing I don't use technology for
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  is writing comedy material. I actually do the old paper pen because it commits
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  it to memory. Memory faster when you do it that way. Uh.
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  You people that rent airbnbs with your little debit cards, big Kenny, Uh,
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  that's not the problem. Watch out some of these airbingbs for you,
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  for you that still do that, have still have their cameras up. So
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  remember the camera is not like you know, they took the camera system down,
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  so the camera system is still up and a lot of people are finding
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  that you're on camera still allegedly I'm allegedly got me on camera still Listen.
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  I just want to say that I'm whatever debauchery you got going on, legally
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  or alleged debauchery. Just remember that as you go through that. That's and
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  that's something that for me resonates because Airbnb is supposed to be the satellite debauchery
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  thing. We go here, we're gonna rent this out. We can be
• 1:58:17
  ourselves in the Airbnb not knowing that the whole thing has been filmed. You
• 1:58:25
  know what, we just go to the court and testify if they were just
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  letting them film the whole I thought they had a law now nationally that that
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  can't be done anymore. It has to be the real world disconnected. That's
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  didn't they didn't They pass that federal law that airbnbs now can't unless it's a
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  common area. Stayed at airb I'm gonna go back to regular hotel. Yeah,
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  I never stayed at the Airbnb. So yeah, man, I'm looking
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  for one to make me stop. We looking for one for new Just give
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  you hen I'm telling you because I had showed out come clean. I'm gonna
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  go ahead and come clean now. I done got sideways at the Airba,
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  and I'm sorry in the ocean. The truth is he will throw your in
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  the ocean. It's time to wrap things up on the Sports Junk Show with
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  d Wayne Candy when you decided that Ocean gives a sports shot testamented to Ben.
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  Would like to thank you for tuning in to today's show. Remember,
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  MC kenny Comanchi, Greg Bad producer, thank you for your contributions today.
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  The SBO Wars were last week. Serena the Great Williams was the host
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  and as they do, at some point in the show, they show you
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  the people that have passed away in the last calendar year. People like the
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  Great Willie Mays, Jerry West, Bill Walton, Larry Allen were a part
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  of the video. But there was one person that fall and that was the
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  juice O. J. Simpson being left off at the end in the memory
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  portion of those that are lost. And I just find how ironic that is
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  for ESPN that you made a lot of money reporting on OJ. Matter of
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  fact, if I clicked on right now, y'all might be having an OJ
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  special on thirty for thirty. Who knows they might have a But then in
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  death you wouldn't put the man at least and give him the credit for what
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  he did in sports, we would have to dig up a lot of people
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  that I'm quite sure, and it's some people. So you're not gonna put
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  Lawrence Taylor when he passes. It's some people that's still alive that got some
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  payment that they are doo for what they've already done. And I just think
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  that when you have something like this, you include all or you don't do
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  it at all. Violations of the sport is one thing. But what OJ
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  did it as a player and what OJ did as a man two different things.
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  And I just thought ESPN for the kind of coverage y'all go, y'all,
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  kind of birth y'all dominance off of OJ, and for that sp Awards
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  walked up blank the Jews. We just dang, I thought it was r
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  I P. I thought it was I think that, Yeah, I thought
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  that's not how people. I was hoping you throwing Stephen A in that because
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  of what he said about it. Everybody against the Jews, everybody against the
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  Jews. From the Sports Shock Show. We'll see you late in the week. Peace,