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Throw It Down, Young Man! · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough enough. I don't have any harsh sh share your suck and we hold
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  the world ransom for Wayne Yandy. Excuse me while I whipped this out broadcasting
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  live and it leta Georgia. This this is the Sports Shock Show with Wayne
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  Gandy. You may began you lean up, dang, frank me down.
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  That comes to come to pet, it comes to Mark. Is it just
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  I'm gonna do it big, I'm gonna go on the way you began.
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  Welcome, Welcome, well good. I'm listening to the Sports Shock Show.
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  I'm the Sports Shock Wayne Gandy. Throw it down, big man. Now
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  that's my man. Bill Walton. Gotta give a Bill Walton some love right
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  off the top, our man Bill Walton, the Hall of Famer, mister
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  hippie himself. I was reading and if you don't know, the great Bill
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  Walton passed away a couple of days ago, battle with cancer. But one
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  of the more colorful figures, especially in the broadcasting. I would tune into
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  a little Bill Walton just because Bill Walton can make you feel like your TV
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  messed up. You tune in for the game. But whatever Bill talking about,
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  you'd be thinking, is it bleeding sounds bleeding? For else. I
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  must be watching one show that's bleeding into another. And I paid twenty five
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  hundred dollars for this TV. Something need to be wrong. Commanding Gregg came
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  over here, charged me twelve hundred dollars to set it up, and I'm
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  bleeding in because Bill Walton be talking about some of anything, but he could
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  always bring it back round to basketball, and that was always his big slogan
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  is throw it down, big man. And some people and one thing I
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  love to celebrate that we all leave here at some point, but some people
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  they delight you while they're here. Bill Walton, as far as a commentator,
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  was just a great guy doing it. He played as you know,
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  he was the first pick when he came out, won two championships. I
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  had a lot of injuries. He's one of those injury guys that their career
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  just couldn't manifest because of the injuries. Think of kind of like Zion Williamson
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  right now, not that it's going to continue to be that way, but
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  or Greg Odin, those kind of guys throughout that just they had it.
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  And we've seen the guy that was drafted before, Michael Jordan, Sambley,
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  Moe where you can't say they were a bust right because the injuries were so
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  prominent. They never got around to showing you they didn't live up. They
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  couldn't live up to what you wanted because they was always hurting. Some people,
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  I guess in a genetic way can just be that way. It seems
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  like Kawhi Leonard has a little bit of that, like he could just get
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  injured now those moments that he's not it's hall of fame, but in those
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  moments it seems like there are a lot of injuries. But just want to
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  give some love out to Bill Walton passing away. He was going to keep
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  Hippie alive. He was going to still that shosh tree. He kept it
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  alive, and what was the other would stop stopped? He fouled the Grateful
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  Dead for decades and they ain't like, yeah, what is the Grateful Dead?
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  Is a big song that I might know because they I was reading an
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  article that said Bill estimated close to maybe a thousand Grateful Dead SERTs or shows
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  and even a couple of people like a Robert Parrish or Danny ain't different.
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  People said like their first encounter like maybe hanging out with Bill, so I
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  guess Bill took everyone to the Great today. Grateful Yeah, now that's they
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  call them dead heads, and that's say tradition with them is they will go
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  on tour like a United States tour, and their fans will follow them to
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  every single date of the tour and just keep watching the show over and they
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  and they like zombies, and they purport, yes that it is a different
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  show each time you see it now now, but it was last night.
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  How did you change up? Sometimes they ain't even having a shell, you
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  see what I'm saying. It's the Joshu Watree effect. Sometimes they just be
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  in a field by theyself, Grateful Dead being a whole another sto. It's
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  a group that Aaron Rodgers would have been following. Oh he yes, he
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  would if he could, if he could keep up, you know, because
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  sometimes you get distracted. You'll be following the Grateful Dead. You end up
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  at a YouTube concert. You know what I'm saying. It's just it's one
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  of those things. And well, during the show, if you find I
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  never knew what the Greatest I always heard the name. It is a great
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  name of a band. Yes, Grateful Dead, I mean now they have,
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  but I never knew what they're top like the hit. Well, and
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  that's what I'm saying. They've spanned so many generations that they had a song
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  called Casey Jones driving that train, Jones the coach, No, just Casey
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  Jones. What's the name of it? When the Casey Jones ahead of the
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  It was the story of uh a locomotive engineer is. And then they had
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  one when they came back in like the eighties. I will get by A
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  Touch of Grace was the name of the song, Touch of Grace. See
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  he even knows that one. Okay, so that video where so that might
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  be the one if you put it on, I might know, righty,
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  because that was the introducing them to the next generation of fans. Okay,
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  Well, Bill Walton passing away seven y one, I'm quite sure somebody writes
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  his book. It would be something colorful call throw it down, young man,
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  throw it out, passing away and just wanting to give him some love
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  on that. But Game five is tonight in the NBA. The Timberwolves able
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  to put enough together the other night to push it to a game five.
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  This game will be back in Minnesota, the MAVs going up three to one
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  and man Anthony Edwards called Anthony towns. Who take a lot in the flack
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  is called Anthony towns. He reportedly made an announcement or at some point word
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  got out that he had mentioned that he practice shoots like fifteen hundred shots a
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  day and don't shoot no better than that. And respectfully, I'm not trying
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  to be critical, no judgment for me. I'm just saying, practice make
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  perfect, right. He's been in a real slump, yeah for a minute,
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  and he came out of it the other night. In the second half
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  he scored like twenty points before he filed out in the second half. I
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  think he maybe score like twenty six total. He scored twenty of them in
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  the second half. They won the game. But a lot of the guys,
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  especially on that TNT crew, from Saquille O'Neill to Charles Barkley to even
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  Draymond Green, says that he's lying. He didn't. You don't shoot fifteen
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  hundred shots today. Nobody shoots fifteen hundred shots a day. Well not.
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  I don't think in the playoffs, Like, if you're in the midst of
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  the playoffs, then the offseason, sure, but in the midst of a
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  playoffs season, who has that kind of time. You never counted, never
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  counted fifteen hundred shots. Yeah, I would imagine how long would I mean,
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  I would imagine that's about at least a three hour and that's a three
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  hour session unless he's doing him like I shoot an hour in the morning hour
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  and you know, maybe he was breaking it down like that, but he
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  wouldn't have the time in the playoffs. No, no, no, I
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  can't imagine and then playing every other night and that's an hour or three hours
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  consecutively, just continuously shooting the ball, no going to the side and drinking
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  water or anything like that. So but Caat got hot in the second have
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  against the MAVs on Tuesday night and push this series back to a game five.
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  I've heard continuously that no team in NBA history has come down, has
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  come back from three games down to win a series. But we have seen
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  a team come back from three games down and push it to seven, haven't
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  we? Yeah? Just well, just last year in the Eastern Finals.
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  I thought that's only happened a couple of times. Yeah, yeah, and
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  that's what I was thinking. I was like, that statistic sounded a bit
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  like I needed to investigate it and That's what it was. A team has
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  come back from three to zero to push it to a seven game series,
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  and they see it did not win. So correct and Lebron James and the
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  Cavs famously they were down three to one, but that means they had won
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  one of the first three games and they were able to win the championship.
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  So but the other night the MAVs got cold. Kyrie Irving is still something
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  that Minnesota cannot solve. The Minnesota coach still hasn't corrected leaving Rudy Gobert out
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  against guards. I don't know. I mean Rudy Gobert and a lot of
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  people are getting on him for being the defensive player of the year. But
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  Centers their defensive player of the year more from their disruption of you and players
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  once they get around the rim, not their defense out by the three point
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  line. Well, no, that's not my defense they're talking about. I'm
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  defensive player of the year. Down in the paint when you come in here
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  not out here. So everybody keep criticizing him, like, oh, you
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  shouldn't have won the Defensive Player of the Year. I think Dallas is doing
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  this on purpose. They're literally putting you in to make you have to be
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  anyone. So you know, Okay, Cat was in the three point competition
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  this year. He wonted. Didn't he last last year or the year before.
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  I guess that's what he's going by the three point shot competition. Okay,
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  yeah, but Cat and the Timberwolves and excuse me, r J.
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  so much sports. But a funny story here, because there was a time
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  where it was one of the most common things to see that you could ever
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  want. Even if you didn't want to see it, it was always in
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  your face. You peel back time you roll it back two decades. You
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  could go any corner at any moment and you could see people smoking cigarettes.
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  Yeah, like it was just smoking cigarettes. Smoking cigarettes was like how people
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  have their cell phone texting. It's no ever surprised. Excellent analogy is like
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  that normal. It was that normal people just smoke cigarettes and restaurants and bars
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  and office buildings, on planes everywhere. So in today's society it's not you
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  really don't. You have to almost stumble upon smoking a lot of times,
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  even if I'm at the airport and I walked by that smoke room, it
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  always catches me off surprise because you just don't see consistently people and they're still
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  smoking because cigarettes are still made right. They're still a great money maker.
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  From what I hear and what I've seen, they're very expensive. Yeah,
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  yes, get your smoke on. I quit smoking cigarettes like thirty years ago,
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  and when I quit, I think they were like three bucks two sixty
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  a pack, and I was this was name brand and I was complaining.
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  And then fast forward a generation but that I was with a friend in New
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  York and they were like, let me get a pack of cigarettes, and
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  dudes like fifteen dollars and I was like, I thought, you just wanted
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  one pack and they were like that he is one pack? You hit a
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  car. I was like, you need to cut back, is what I
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  was thinking, Like, that's too many cigarette. But that was for the
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  one pack. I've seen people buy cigarettes here in Atlanta where they are like
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  about seven bucks a pack, and when they hear seven bucks, they stock
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  up like what chess seven dollars? Give me four packs? And that got
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  to me is crazy. Charlie Hole, who is number eight ranked on the
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  US women's side of the lp GA, lit her a cigarette after her round
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  the other day and it just captured me that she was like signing autographs smoking
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  a cigarette. Charles Charles that's that's Charlie Hall. Okay, yes, you
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  know what I'm saying. That's it appropriate. Yeah, as she was.
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  She is a English pro golfer. Her name is Charlie Hole and she was.
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  That's what I'm saying. It's not like she's some unranked she's number eight,
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  I'm saying. And you could have stopped in English. You could have
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  stopped it English. We'd have got it. You can stop the English.
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  Was English person because it's a female Charlie Hall and anything after that? What
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  you know, sheer the sheep after a round of golf. Okay, we
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  get it. And do you think like she caught people by surprise, like
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  the kids, because I was thinking about the little kids. If they're seven,
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  eight, ten, they might not know what that is. That is?
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  Yeah, and here I believe it's forbidden to smoke around the fans,
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  isn't it. I didn't know, That's what I was. I've never seen
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  a professional athlete at an in or outdoor event in their own personal time smoke
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  a cigarette, and and I'm sure some of them do, but they just
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  think John Day might have used to. He was doing it. He was
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  doing it for clickbait though, you know, he would. He would find
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  the most group of whatever pool of photographers there was and then think it would
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  be a great time for smoke. And so you know, no one can
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  really count John Daily. So I was just checking it because it threw me,
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  like, I've never seen someone like you're saying, Big Kenny still in
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  the event, whether it's practice or a real something, whether it's a real
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  game, real match, at any point you might catch them if they were
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  in their car or somewhere like that, right, not instill in the venue.
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  And she's straight got it, I mean blowing it in people's faces with
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  the mechanic cigarette in the corner of your mind. The corner copyra is gonna
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  be about that copyright is gonna be about three hours, so I can get
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  that clean. Now, now you think she had them on her? What
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  do you think there in the bag? At least she bumbed one from a
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  kid getting an autograph. Hate kid, I'll sign your out. Let me
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  get one of those smokes. Where the kid would have a vape pin.
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  Yeah, So she had to have them somewhere, That's what I'm saying.
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  With the new kid. The younger kid would have seen people vape, yeah,
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  and they would see people if they smoke probably uh some kind of marijuana
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  p yeah, yeah, a blond, but they might not know what a
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  cigarette a cigarette? Like she really she went off, she tripped out,
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  like at the golf court, because you know, golf is always supposed to
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  be a little bit more cultur culture and classy. So for her to just
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  show up kind of some it was going on out here in the golf game.
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  Man John Daley is definitely defending it, though, I'm sure he's like,
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  what's the big deal? Well, and she's doing it in a way,
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  as we wrapped it. It's just doing it in a way like there
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  must not be a rule, can't be against it. So because she's doing
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  it, it's not like she has it behind her. It's not like it's
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  in her hand behind her back and she's riding with the other hand, she's
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  sitting there engaging your fans, smoking a cigarette. So Charlie hole, okay,
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  in that you know Big Kenny used to smoke cigarettes. Yes, coman
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  you quit cold turkey, Come on, coman you now. I spent a
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  lot of time trying to get my mom to quit smoking. Okay, okay,
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  what was her brand? Uh? I think it was a cool cool
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  My mom's brand used to be cool Filter Kings and some decades ago she finally
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  quit. Were you a camel Man? New Ports? New Ports? And
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  what did you hate? Was there a cigarette brand you just disliked? H
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  Keep the pitch clock, that little bit of extra making people have to
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  keep constantly things moving. I think that's what people got bored with that it
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  was too much stagnation between pitches, like it just seems like and we're just
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  talking about but the consistent motion seems to make the game move a little faster.
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  Meant to go ahead. Well, other than like also with with the
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  with the pitch clock, all the rules to others to make it move faster,
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  Like if you bring in a relief picture, he's got to face three
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  viewership or the increase in fan reach since the changes? Like were the stadiums
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  half packed before the changes and now they're completely packed? That that kind of
• 27:53
  thing. What was it? You know, we were getting eighty five million
• 27:56
  viewers on TV and now we're getting nine three. I don't know about the
• 28:02
  TV, but I know there were more. There was more in attendance.
• 28:04
  Okay, the attendance definitely went up. Yeah, and I think that's just
• 28:07
  like we're saying that extra twenty thirty minutes that you can get me out here.
• 28:14
  Yeah, because baseball their schedule is just basically the week. Yes,
• 28:19
  so it's not like they're cutting out the week days. It's any day of
• 28:26
  the week. They play six days a week. Brave today at eleven,
• 28:27
  so I do have to go to work tomorrow. I actually missed work to
• 28:33
  day. But again, you know, hoping they don't pay over this way.
• 28:37
  But Major League Baseball has the side, and this has been a touchy
• 28:41
  subject. We've talked about this when they proposed it, but they have decided
• 28:48
  to incorporate the Negro League records into their baseball record books. On one ass
• 29:00
  me about this yesterday, I specifically told them I greatly appreciate Major League Baseball
• 29:08
  recognizing the Negro League. I do not particularly believe that it should be integrated.
• 29:22
  I just don't. And my stance on that is that if I am
• 29:30
  the all time leading rusher for the Falcons and the all time leading rusher for
• 29:41
  the Stillers decides to come play here his last two years, his yardage for
• 29:52
  the Steelers does not get to come to the Falcons. Whatever he runs for
• 29:59
  the Falcons noted, he doesn't, so unless he runs for to break my
• 30:03
  record as a Falcon, it doesn't count. The Negro League and Major League
• 30:11
  baseball were two different leagues, were they not? So how does your stats
• 30:17
  in a league that was not a part of my league jump me? If
• 30:23
  you can explain that to me in a way that I can grasp it,
• 30:27
  that's no knock on like of Josh Gibson, Josh Gipson. Throughout the heralds
• 30:33
  of time, people have always thrown that name out. But Josh Gibson,
• 30:38
  for the most part, played in the Negro League, correct, right,
• 30:42
  But now with this integration, integration it makes him number one, the number
• 30:48
  one and a lot of categories. But you would have been playing under different
• 30:53
  rules if we were not in the same league. So command, can he
• 30:59
  please win me over or why this makes sense for people who maybe have some
• 31:08
  kind of pride that they were able to accomplish something and now you're going to
• 31:15
  erase that accomplishment out. I can't make an argument to defend it. I
• 31:23
  can't make an argument to support it in that for me, first off,
• 31:30
  it seems as if there was some sort of this seems like some sort of
• 31:37
  admission of intentional guilt, like we made like it was our fault that segregation
• 31:45
  existed, and because there were two different leagues and that was out of our
• 31:49
  control back then. Now we feel obligated to make it right for history.
• 31:56
  I mean baseball and many of its players and executives, and a lot of
• 32:00
  those people only play in this current baseball era. They had nothing to do
• 32:06
  with that. All of those records stood now, as you said about the
• 32:09
  Steelers and the Falcons, if someone were to take something that was all Negro,
• 32:16
  like the Negro Baseball League and go no, they can't have those records
• 32:22
  because a baseball player from Major League Baseball did more, they would be very
• 32:29
  upset with that. People would be Josh Gipps know, Josh Gibson can't be
• 32:34
  number one because now that they're integrating the numbers, Ty Cobb becomes number one.
• 32:39
  People are only in favor of it because Josh Gibson will leap to number
• 32:45
  one, But if it was making him number four, they would have a
• 32:49
  problem. I can't really I can't really defend it either. Like I understand
• 32:55
  like wanting to recognize those players because and I heard someone say this to speak
• 33:02
  of early twentieth century baseball players, you only hear of white players being talked
• 33:08
  about, And so I understand bringing in the recognizing the Negro leagues to understand
• 33:15
  that there were there were players of other ethnicities that were playing, and it's
• 33:22
  great that those numbers were were kept, those records were kept, but to
• 33:28
  just combine everything, I think eventually it'll be how some of you will combine
• 33:35
  NBA and ABA statistics in the NFL, And that was my question, but
• 33:39
  it doesn't whatever the league is now. It's the NFL now, it's the
• 33:45
  NBA now, So that that's those are the records. So I think there
• 33:51
  will be there will always be that that asterisk that caveat saying that combine major
• 33:57
  league and Negro league records. This guy number one, but major league records,
• 34:02
  this other guy is number one. So I think that will just there
• 34:08
  will be that distinction being made going forward. And I was gonna ask what
• 34:12
  the ABA, and we, I guess we have to do a little research
• 34:16
  of that. Were players that played in the ABA allowed to bring their points
• 34:22
  over to the NBA as a record or even say baseball? If I play
• 34:29
  over in Japan, do those numbers follow me here? Do Canadian football numbers
• 34:36
  follow you back to the United States? It's anything official, because I mean
• 34:40
  Warren Moon would have like one hundred and fifty thousand yards or something if you
• 34:45
  combine his CFLs And again to my point that it seems like some sort of
• 34:49
  admission of guilt. Why it's Major League Baseball feeling the need to do this?
• 34:55
  Now, what do you think is the deciding factor, the motivating And
• 35:00
  that's the question I would love to ask, what is the I understand maybe
• 35:04
  you want to add that to the books, but I would still leave it
• 35:07
  under the heading of what the Negro league numbers were and just have to add
• 35:15
  extra pages. But I don't understand it was wrong, but it wasn't wrong
• 35:21
  for the time. That's how society worked in the nineteen twenties. Everything was
• 35:27
  still you can't walk on this side of the street kind of mentality. It
• 35:31
  wasn't like you was holding to a rule that wasn't societal in a way.
• 35:37
  And I love, as I said, I love this inclusion. I love
• 35:43
  weaving them into I just don't believe that you go and now Josh Gibson takes
• 35:51
  over something. And I say that because if you play somewhere, rules are
• 35:53
  different. So in Major League Baseball might have monitored their things more more better
• 36:01
  accounting of the stats. Now you know what's the walk, what's a what's
• 36:07
  a what's a home home run? Who counted stats is big and who's holding
• 36:13
  who's writing the stats is huge too. Now I want to ask this question,
• 36:17
  and you put this in my thought process sports shock when you brought up
• 36:23
  the Japanese Baseball League. Now that you've done it for the Negro leagues,
• 36:29
  we got Japanese players that have come from overseas and have come to the major
• 36:31
  leagues. You don't want to incorporate their numbers. You don't want to incorporate
• 36:36
  all that they did in the decades that they played in Japan before they came
• 36:38
  here, because why not. That would be racism. That would be racism
• 36:45
  to fix the Negro statistics and not the Asian. It would be racist to
• 36:52
  fix the Negro statistics and not any other demographic, the Cubans and the and
• 36:58
  all of those leagues. That's what I'm asking. Those people are hall of
• 37:00
  famers. Now do you know whether those records come over to Well, it's
• 37:06
  not anything official like some take someone like Eachiero, like, okay, we
• 37:10
  have his major league statistics, but from him playing in Japan, he will
• 37:15
  just combine them as to let's sum up his entire career, like wherever he
• 37:22
  played professionally, will combine all of that. But it's not any official record.
• 37:25
  And I'm saying now they're making it official for but this is official,
• 37:30
  right and this is official? Yeah, so yes, So that's what I'm
• 37:35
  saying. If they're going to efficiently do it for the negro leagues, they've
• 37:37
  got to officially open it up for baseball. And I remember, as we
• 37:42
  go to break, not the Sabone. I think it might be his dad,
• 37:47
  so I forget his first name, last name with Sabone. He played
• 37:51
  vet Arvida. He played for Portland, yes, or Arvetus when he came
• 37:55
  over. But he came over after about ten twelve years of playing over Europe.
• 38:00
  Right, but they didn't let his numbers follow him, right, No,
• 38:04
  I mean, but like I said, like they'll just like sum up
• 38:07
  use everything as far as like he's in the Hall of Fame. So they
• 38:10
  considered his entire career, yeah, because they do the they do the Nate
• 38:15
  Smith basketball, but that didn't john him the NBA Hall of Fame as far
• 38:20
  as his NBA stytics, that's that's just when he was in the NBA.
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  very candy, welcome back to the sport Shock Show. I'm the sports Shock
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  Wing Candy. Even though it doesn't seem like it. We are sitting around
• 41:53
  two months away from the Olympics. Sorry, and they respectfully. It's one
• 42:00
  of those things when I was saying a couple of minutes ago, when sports
• 42:04
  is so big and you're able to tap into all the sports now, yes,
• 42:13
  that you forget things. It's just like the French Open is going on
• 42:17
  right now, right now, right and everything else is so huge you forget
• 42:23
  that the French Open until you see it. It's like, is that a
• 42:27
  live game or is that from last year? Like are they getting me warmed
• 42:30
  up? And then in the it's had the bottom left corner. You see
• 42:34
  the words a lot and then you go, oh man, this is and
• 42:37
  when did this? They didn't advertise it. I wanted to ask you something.
• 42:40
  Do you think a lot of leagues and not pointing any fingers, but
• 42:45
  leagues like the w NBA and others, uh, the UFL, stuff like
• 42:50
  that, struggle to gain some footage because people aren't willing to wait and see.
• 42:58
  I mean, we've got so many sports outlets that the pickleball network had
• 43:04
  a six percent increase, So if they want to watch it, they'll find
• 43:07
  it. You see what I'm saying. But they're not watching this, so
• 43:10
  that means nobody cares about it in the executive's mind, in the mind of
• 43:15
  the people who put this stuff on TV and put it in arenas, that
• 43:20
  means no one cares. Because if the pickleball something that didn't even exist ten
• 43:25
  years ago, network can have an increase, how is it that this league
• 43:30
  that's been around twenty years can't get a thirty five percent share on their night?
• 43:37
  So do you think that that harms some leagues having so much checks.
• 43:42
  I think all sports function from the idea that you like a sport, like
• 43:50
  your interest in the sport is the first thing that still takes you to that
• 43:54
  sport. Now, you watch other sports a lot of times because it might
• 43:59
  be it thing to do, but it's eventually you're going to go back to
• 44:05
  what your bread and butter is, right, So those things just have to
• 44:08
  be about starting to appeal to the new sports viewer. I don't know that
• 44:15
  you win the old. You still today have people who really only like college
• 44:21
  football. That's true. They're not interested in pro football now if you dress
• 44:28
  it up enough off wings. But if they have their dollar is still headed
• 44:35
  towards college football. They'll grill out at their house for college football and things
• 44:40
  like that. So I think if you're like the WNBA, your thing is
• 44:44
  to start trying to cast a net that this young seven year old okay in
• 44:52
  ten years sees us as something to view and not try to win over commandchie
• 44:57
  greg He said that he's not Okay. You know, it's like the three
• 45:01
  of us, none of us still have watched in the UFL. I defer
• 45:07
  you was at the barber shop and the TV. No. I was at
• 45:09
  the house. And I say it because we constantly say nobody watches it.
• 45:15
  I watched a minute and sixty two seconds, I think because I timed it
• 45:21
  and I got bive minutes, two minutes, two minutes, three seconds something
• 45:24
  like that. Now you know what, Okay, I understand why we always
• 45:30
  said nobody. And all it took me was a couple of minutes of watching
• 45:35
  like this is now, this is now good at all. So yeah,
• 45:38
  it's like a second rate. It still comes off like parody football. It's
• 45:45
  like y'all out here pretending. And for someone, as I'm saying, for
• 45:49
  something like, there's the NFL by the time I drink this cup of NFL,
• 45:53
  this cup of college football, and for somebody you call high school games
• 46:00
  this couple of high school football, I'm kind of fool, right, but
• 46:04
  I'm saying to value for about the highs depending on your region. Now we're
• 46:09
  here in the SEC and in Georgia. That that's thirty two ounces of high
• 46:14
  school football. You know. That's a big gulp cup of high school football
• 46:20
  that we get here, and then our college football is in six Yeah,
• 46:25
  we got the sixty four insulated cup of college football. If we only followed
• 46:31
  that, we would get full. We would get full. So really,
• 46:34
  I'm obese, I'm big, I have no room for UFA. I have
• 46:37
  a wide back at this point with football over in Paris. When I started
• 46:45
  this, it was all centered around I was reading the article they won't be
• 46:50
  serving French fries at the Olympic Games in the village, you know how they
• 46:55
  serve the players, say will be no French fries for the fifteen thousand athletes
• 47:01
  because it say it's too risky because of the fire hazard. I guess the
• 47:06
  oh, the deep, the deep friars, they're afraid of the Paris Paris,
• 47:09
  the deep friar in the Olympic village. Now I was going to ask
• 47:15
  have they done anything about the animal waste problem in Paris, because yes,
• 47:21
  Paris is notoriously known for people who don't pick up after their dogs. So
• 47:25
  you've got the whole world coming up. Oh, they don't have a doggye
• 47:29
  poop pool law? No, really no, And the French think that the
• 47:34
  French have normalized so the dog can just go on the cobblestones everywhere and they
• 47:38
  leave it, and they just yes. And in Paris it's almost like a
• 47:46
  game of Minecraft. I need to give him. I don't know my neighbor
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  per Se, but I need to go over there and get his phone number
• 47:53
  because he has a little doggie poop service that comes by every Friday. I
• 47:59
  only know it because when I pull out the gate and I see the truck,
• 48:00
  I think, man, that's a job to go to a clean up
• 48:07
  their poop areas. Yeah, we usually just yeah, you have a No,
• 48:12
  we have a backyard, and we believe in biodegradable nature that you know
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  that we've trained. I've trained. Uh. My dog's a small breed dog,
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  my dog goes to the bathroom, so it doesn't interfere with where we socialize
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  in the backyard. And I honestly don't know if he goes because I never
• 48:37
  see it, I never smell it. It's just you know, it works
• 48:40
  out. This report is just for the Olympic Village. I guess other places
• 48:46
  you will be able to still get your fries. That just seems like because
• 48:52
  they build a lot of these Olympic village at least in the United States.
• 48:55
  Whenever we hosted something like the Olympics, everything we built brand new. I
• 49:00
  know in other countries they built it all new and y'all couldn't install, like
• 49:05
  install like breaker boxes. That would man. I guess they just couldn't keep
• 49:09
  get the contract with Alida. That's probably what it was. They keep they
• 49:15
  talking friars, but it was something like that. It was like, look
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  out there and listening land Game five tonight between the MAVs and Timberwolves. Guys,
• 52:27
  why why can't we get some of these games a little earlier? Uh
• 52:30
  NBA like to put you to bed. Do the dude, They realized,
• 52:32
  like, by the time the game is done, it is bed. You
• 52:37
  you have to watch the fourth period in bed. If you wait to start
• 52:45
  your bed process after the game goes off, you won't fall asleep a one
• 52:51
  o'clock. I actually and in full trains because it takes you about forty five
• 52:57
  and I've taken a sleep study and most people, well it takes about forty
• 53:00
  five minutes to like fall asleep. Yes, unless you you know, if
• 53:07
  you're not on some something to put you to sleep, but just that natural
• 53:10
  get in the bed and your body finally falls asleep. The game starts at
• 53:15
  eight thirty, rarely over before eleven thirty. Right, if you're somewhere and
• 53:21
  you drove, yeah, yeah, and you got home. Now it's midnight,
• 53:25
  and which is and and it's interesting that if you're dirty and nasty,
• 53:30
  you didn't, babe, it didn't. Yeah, so took a shower.
• 53:34
  If you did take a shower, now that's another to ten twelve minutes.
• 53:37
  And then and then all the drying, put the towels, and that kind
• 53:40
  of wakes you up, you know, and then how you back up?
• 53:44
  Now you're sitting there watching an episode of whatever comes on at that time of
• 53:50
  night. And now I started. Now it's one fifteen, yeah, and
• 53:54
  which is why the playoff season, I haven't done much. Went out and
• 54:00
  having to come back, and I'll start to go in the bed process,
• 54:04
  like right about halftime, I'm gone and get you know, right, it's
• 54:07
  the second quarters, about in our shower and we're gonna Especially this past weekend,
• 54:13
  I would have thought on Saturdays and Sunday it would have been more like
• 54:15
  a six thirty. Come on, man, start come on where people can
• 54:20
  kind of hit it and still move after. But you put it at a
• 54:23
  time where movement is over. That's it. And this all these games.
• 54:30
  Once the fourth hit, I start bed preparation. It's it's midnight now.
• 54:36
  So the NBA is that's in the Hey you we we're the only league in
• 54:40
  town right now. You if you want to watch, you're gonna have to
• 54:45
  make a decision. Do you think when the viewership from the West coast is
• 54:50
  just so large that they don't feel the drop off or do you think that
• 54:54
  the TV being on and me being sleep still gets the rating. They don't
• 55:00
  care if I see the end of the game or not. They just care
• 55:02
  that the TV is on that channel. I think that in this particular case,
• 55:07
  it is the males versus the timberwolve. So we're in middle of America,
• 55:10
  right, yeah, the Central time zone. Yeah, these aren't two
• 55:15
  big, huge fan bases. Yeah, they're more regional. They very much
• 55:21
  are. I just thought that maybe an hour, and I'm talking about like
• 55:23
  an hour. I'm not talking about from eight thirty to three. I'm telling
• 55:29
  you to move it from eight thirty to seven point. General Hospital you can
• 55:35
  still do the soaps. They're what they're leaning on or kind of bending the
• 55:40
  rule is there is a rule that games cannot start later than eight thirty Eastern.
• 55:49
  So because they can't start later than that, I think they're going towards
• 55:52
  well, we're going to start that, We're gonna start as late as possible
• 55:57
  too. I think also to help the the West Coast audience, because that's
• 56:06
  that's five thirty there, so it's people getting off with it. So it's
• 56:08
  the advantage really more for the West Coast audience. And that's what I somehow
• 56:15
  we have appropriately enough. Maryhood just checking in from San Diego, one of
• 56:23
  our online listeners. See, I guess that's an endorsement for the eight o'clock
• 56:29
  start time, which is, as you said, what five thirty on the
• 56:32
  West coast and can you imagine trying to rush home to catch the But that
• 56:37
  is an old adage. I would like to see some research with this whole
• 56:42
  get home to me in this society today, what people want to watch and
• 56:46
  see, they're gonna watch and see, Yes, that old adage from the
• 56:52
  eighties and nineties where we got to do it so he can get home from
• 56:55
  his plumbing job. A plumber will quickly tell you they can't make it out.
• 57:01
  I have I had your hot water on by the morning. If you
• 57:05
  call them with two tickets to a game, let me let me call a
• 57:08
  play man. I got two tickets at the Math Minnesota game. And now
• 57:12
  he gonna come right down stairs, mister Kenned, I'm gonna have your hot
• 57:15
  water on by by late to tomorrow. Yeah, I gotta go get apart,
• 57:20
  and then late I see him in like what part you getting at State
• 57:22
  Farm Marina. I don't believe people are sacrificing like that anymore. If they
• 57:29
  want to see the game, they will see it. Someone who woke up
• 57:31
  happy today, I guess would be Scottie Scheffler. Uh. The charges have
• 57:36
  been dropped in this case that he was some kind of way, and I
• 57:42
  don't think everybody's happy. I think the arresting officer and the is standing on
• 57:49
  mister Scheffler committed a crime now because your sensibility say, it's you know,
• 57:57
  kind of how we are in this country. You know, like when my
• 58:00
  truck got broken into and the cop made it seem like what you want me
• 58:06
  to do, And I'm thinking, maybe find who broke into maybe your job.
• 58:12
  What you want me to do? Yo? What you would? I
• 58:15
  mean, you know I didn't. I didn't call Krispy Kreme about my truck
• 58:20
  being broken into. I call the police. That's what y'all do, right,
• 58:24
  If it's just that's how he made it seem like when he came you
• 58:30
  called us for auto right, I asked, I asked, have you noticed
• 58:36
  the level of indignance in service industry jobs? Like people really be mad about
• 58:42
  the fact that they at work. You know, it's like I'm bothering them
• 58:47
  because I came to the cash register to pay for this stuff. I mean,
• 58:51
  but this is what I'm supposed to do. Now in this case,
• 58:53
  do you know is are these charges dropped because the police were wrong or didn't
• 59:00
  have evidence, or it's just I just want this to go away? I
• 59:05
  think partially, I think it's mostly they wanted to go away. Part of
• 59:08
  it is also the officer didn't have his body cam on, so his version
• 59:15
  of events may have differed from what actually happened, and so it didn't have
• 59:22
  to escalate to and arrest. Possibly, so now you're only guilty of a
• 59:29
  crime that my body cam catches you, doesn't sound dangerous. That sounds they
• 59:36
  well, well, I think what we've moved into with law enforcement is the
• 59:43
  charges. Well, first of all, in the Scottie Scheffler situation, the
• 59:46
  rules that govern the county they were in is that the officers always have to
• 59:52
  have their body cams on, and when they don't, they have to fill
• 59:55
  out a body cam wasn't on form that day. This officer didn't do any
• 1:00:00
  of those things. And so we're to the point that if you didn't the
• 1:00:07
  technicality of the body camera, yeah, lets me commit a crime and get
• 1:00:13
  away. Yeah, dangerous. Don't be mad, Tito, No be mad
• 1:00:20
  when it's on your foot, though, I'm saying that got away with the
• 1:00:22
  crime that on you. That's that's and on some technicality where I thought we
• 1:00:28
  hired the police officer to do the job and trusted them to do the job
• 1:00:34
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• 1:00:37
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  out there and listening land. If you missed any of that first hour,
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  the replay. In that first hour, we talked about the Minnesota MAVs game,
• 1:04:39
  which is the night game five do a dive for the Timberwolves. We
• 1:04:44
  threw talked about Bill Walton, great Bill Walton on the court and in the
• 1:04:48
  broadcast booth. The seventy one passing away able to also talk about the charges
• 1:04:55
  drop for Scottie Scheffler. And Major League Baseball has decided to integrate the Negro
• 1:05:01
  league stats, and a lot of people stand on that. It is going
• 1:05:06
  to change a lot of people's status of what they're considered. Now the word
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  not the number one in this category. I don't know if they will instantly
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  know or bay Ruth no longer have, or Ty Cobb or Willie Mays or
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  any of the great ones, because now with the integration, people will get
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  pushed back on the list in certain categories. I want to send a big
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  war eagle out to the Auburn golf team who was able to hold off Florida
• 1:05:43
  State yesterday and when the NCAA golf title. So big war eagle to my
• 1:05:50
  Auburn Tigers down there, overachievers, I've heard of us winning. I'm just
• 1:05:59
  saying, yeah, exactly, y'all don't have football titles. Y'all good at
• 1:06:03
  basketball and got a solid baseball team, and now the golf guys got one
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  small victories. Don't be mad, don't be mad. It's the law small
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  victories. Auburn winning their first n C double a men's golf title, so
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  big war ego to my college team, Gabby Douglas. We were talking about
• 1:06:28
  French fries other Gabby Douglas trying to make a comeback, and it is a
• 1:06:34
  comeback. When you talk about gymnastics and her age typically late twenties, you're
• 1:06:45
  the coach of the gymnastics team. You know your heyday, you're the coach
• 1:06:49
  by age twenties the og and that's how people refer to you in the gym,
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  like, oh, look here comes right here comes Mama Douglas. Comes
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  be come Mama Douglas. She a whole twenty year back in her day,
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  back in her day, right like thirty six months ago, right when she
• 1:07:11
  was when she was young. But she is citing she suffered an ankle injury
• 1:07:19
  and in her training and that has derailed her ability to move forward and try
• 1:07:26
  to make this Olympic team. But Gabby Douglas, and she is what twenty
• 1:07:30
  I'm not making that up? Is it? No? No, No,
• 1:07:33
  she's in her twenties. She what is this saying she will be thirty?
• 1:07:39
  Is it said thirty two? It says thirty two. No, she'll be
• 1:07:46
  twenty. She's twenty eight. Twenty eight, Oh, okay, I had
• 1:07:49
  it right first. Twenty might be actually thirty two. She's just doing now.
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  This is this is something that I find interesting when it comes to a
• 1:08:00
  Gabby Douglas making her comeback when obviously she's passed what they would consider the prime
• 1:08:05
  age for a gymnast. When athletes that play football or other athletes are out
• 1:08:16
  for a while and try and come back, people start talking about what's going
• 1:08:21
  on inside their head. Maybe they need some they're having trouble struggling getting away
• 1:08:28
  from the game, like they can't just have passion for wanting to play.
• 1:08:31
  And Gabby has withdrawn from her third national competition. But we never hear that
• 1:08:40
  about the female athletes, that they are struggling to walk away from the sport
• 1:08:45
  or that they're having a hard time finding a pathway forward. But the moment
• 1:08:49
  a guy thinks, you know, I got a little bit left in the
• 1:08:53
  tank, everybody start, oh, man, I hope we don't see a
• 1:08:56
  junior say you know that kind of thing, and they we just never hear
• 1:09:00
  that in this situation. Well, I think that in Gabby's case. Sometimes
• 1:09:09
  you just get that feeling, like the body it feels good today today,
• 1:09:15
  you think you can really it'll work for you if I can just get this
• 1:09:19
  feeling I have today to manifest for a couple of weeks, but it was
• 1:09:25
  just today. But that's what you learned that I really felt good Thursday.
• 1:09:31
  I was prime Thursday. But for Saturday morning my day. Until you go
• 1:09:38
  through those workouts and you keep landing on that ankle and it just will not
• 1:09:43
  because you do get you do as an athlete. You do see people.
• 1:09:47
  I can watch a football game and it's terrible blocking, Like what are y'all
• 1:09:55
  doing? So you're just not going to block this guy And it's like,
• 1:09:59
  for in that moment, I can put the cliques back on. I caught
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  him coming off that edge. And then you go to pick up your Yetti
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  has an issue with your your del toy flex and it reminds you now to
• 1:10:15
  reach over your head. It's just in your head, that's all it is.
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  Just mentally you're there. Yes, it's just like I hope we there,
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  No, we there, we there. I'm sure we're there. Yeah,
• 1:10:30
  we're there. I think so with Gabby uh and I don't know the
• 1:10:33
  status of our Olympic team at the moment, it could have been weakened that
• 1:10:39
  particular apparatus. What are they call floor exercise? Yeah, she was on
• 1:10:45
  the uneven bars, right, whatever, It could have been a weak group
• 1:10:48
  for that particular you know, it didn't necessarily be one of them things that
• 1:10:54
  she was trying to go for some kind of all around like some own boles
• 1:10:57
  are still at the top of her game. It probably was whatever she was
• 1:11:00
  the best at when she was on top that she felt like, there's only
• 1:11:04
  like two people. Can I can get those two people? Yeah, I
• 1:11:08
  get them and go over to Paris. And it's lucrative time to be in
• 1:11:13
  sports, whether you win or not. If you can make the Olympic team.
• 1:11:16
  That's probably some kind of weedy box to deal with Adidas. She is
• 1:11:21
  aiming she even though she's not competing, she's aiming to compete in twenty twenty
• 1:11:26
  eight. Okay, well you gotta have goals. Okay, that's why I
• 1:11:30
  said, I guess I was reading the thirty two. Yeah, twenty twenty
• 1:11:34
  eight, she'll be thirty two, which in that Olympics in La right,
• 1:11:38
  yes, oh yeah. And the more the words of d everybody got to
• 1:11:43
  have a dred. If you wanted to make an Olympics for as a US
• 1:11:47
  participant, go that's the one you want to me. I think I'm gonna
• 1:11:50
  try out. I'm saying I'm gona try for La breakdancing or something. I'm
• 1:11:57
  sure they you're not. I could just come in and tick move. Yeah,
• 1:12:00
  I'm so Gabby Douglas won't be able to participate in the No French fry,
• 1:12:09
  I don't understand that it's France, y'all, like are supposed to be
• 1:12:14
  responsible for the French fry. They they'll just be going to McDonald's. Man,
• 1:12:18
  they they'll find them. And I'm sure it had something to do with
• 1:12:21
  that. No, don't sell them fries in the Olympic village. What do
• 1:12:25
  they call French fries? What's the name of them in Paris? Uh?
• 1:12:30
  You got it on the I know in in the Netherlands. It's because pulp
• 1:12:35
  fiction says a royale with cheese with cheese, right, And that's what John
• 1:12:41
  Travolta say. They called them whatever the lorial with chi. What are French
• 1:12:47
  fries called over there? Uh? Palm ded tests, petty free tests,
• 1:12:56
  petty fee tests, or as we say here in the good old US as
• 1:13:02
  USA fries so no palm did tests over in pat ree? Uh big Kenny
• 1:13:15
  Brownie James has decided that he will stay eligible for the NBA Draft. He
• 1:13:26
  will not go back. I get that statement is closing the book on him
• 1:13:32
  being able to return to college. Right, he had a I think the
• 1:13:40
  deadline was yesterday if players were going to stay in the draft and return to
• 1:13:45
  school. So the deadline was yesterday. Now, now, I'm not doubting
• 1:13:55
  he has the ambition and he's got a great deal of talent. But do
• 1:14:00
  you think that it's possible that we could see some overt nepotism in this situation
• 1:14:10
  where Bronnie James might not be seen as highly touted as others would hope,
• 1:14:16
  and his father whispers in someone's ear and he get picked when people know we
• 1:14:23
  know this is all the lebron effect, It's almost like we're expecting that to
• 1:14:29
  happen with Bronnie James. I think you can take him from the report I
• 1:14:32
  read. He started the combine in of NBA combined around like ninety five ninety
• 1:14:42
  six ranked. By the end of it, he's somewhere in the mid fifties
• 1:14:47
  as far as ranked. I think that allows a team to be able to
• 1:14:53
  draft him in the second round, second round, now and again without having
• 1:14:58
  to come under scrutiny of answering that question. Now, second round, I
• 1:15:04
  wouldn't have a question, you know what I'm saying. I don't think do
• 1:15:09
  you think we'll see it first round? I don't think you can drift someone
• 1:15:15
  ranked that high, that late, that in the top thirty. What do
• 1:15:21
  you think what we'll talk about on the other side of the break of Ronnie
• 1:15:26
  James declaring for the NBA uh and deciding that that's where he's gonna keep trying
• 1:15:30
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  Antonio Males, who also played for Washington Correct Washington forty five years of age.
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  Did he have a son or something that that played college football? Brother
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  brother yeh, nick young. I used to call him Swaggy p is thirty
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  nine years old. Actor Brian Cox, not the football player, but Brian
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  Cox. You've seen him in a lot of stuff. If you ever watch
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  he plays a dad in Secession. But he's been around and a lot of
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  movies, a lot of TV shows. A true working actor at seventy eight
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  years old. Alana's Morrissett is the Big five zero. Amy Schumer is forty
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  three. I really there's two huge comedians that I still don't their comedic it
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  still misses me and Amy Schumer one of them. Is one of them.
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  Who's the other, Kevin Hart? Yeah, it misses me. Just hadn't
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  seen it yet, right, And that doesn't mean like I always that's statement.
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  didn't, you know, I don't get it like that. So Amy Schumer
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  is one of them. She's forty three years old, very successful, can
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  do anything she wants in the movie and comedy realm So forty three. Tom
• 1:19:48
  Holland Spider Man is twenty eight years old. Cee Lo Green is forty nine.
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  Harrison barn Harrison Barnes, NBA player. He has that when we were
• 1:20:00
  talking about he was someone that gave me more Michael Jordan about his style.
• 1:20:09
  Harrison Barnes. He's been in the league now, got to be about twelve
• 1:20:11
  thirteen years. He's in the same draft with Anthony Davis. Yeah, he
• 1:20:15
  played at Golden State, playing in Dallas, I think a couple of years,
• 1:20:18
  right, Yeah, but he's still in the Kings now. And I'm
• 1:20:23
  not talking about he's not played in the realm of Michael Jordan. But I'm
• 1:20:26
  saying the kind of body built, like his movements you thought he was going
• 1:20:30
  to be. Remember they were talking about ant man being and I was like,
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  I seen more of his Dwayne Wade. I thought Harrison Barnes had that
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  little Michael Jordan thing, isn't. Yeah, so maybe that could have been
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  it as well. He's thirty two. Billy Donovan, the head coach,
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  NBA baller who has been sick here lately. He's forty. He needs a
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  little Nate. He was kind of the modern version of splud Well. One
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  was only like five nine something like that. Which one of Paul's knocked him
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  we're talking about. That's way back when that was up for an Academy Award
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  for sound, right, when I had to be in the house or the
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  lights came on and he was doing it. Then he was dirty, right,
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  And now I'm screaming at my kids, you better be in this house
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  for the lights come on. And Clint Eastfood still making movies. Ninety have
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  another movie coming out. I told you, oh, doesn't it You thought
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  I was? It just wrapped? It said, it just wrapped in April
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  favorite movie. It's so many you'd have to have to think about it,
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  he's made all kinds, every genre, suspense, he's made romance movies,
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  he's made comedies of course, the action. Make my day, go ahead,
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  bunk, make my day. About that. Clint Eastwood still making movies.
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  You got a six shoes. Please, if you get a chance,
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  find me a bigger Hollywood star that's still alive. He's ninety four years old.
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  How old is Jack Nicholson, maybe about eighty five eighty six, not
• 1:24:16
  even close to Clinton. Maybe Robert Redford, what is he ninety? I
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  don't know. I mean Clint East would call them all young fella, Hey,
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  young fella. How you doingd is eighty seven. I think only Kirk
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  Douglas and Father Time are older than Clinty's. Kirk Douglas passed last see so
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  so he he ain't clocking there. We'll be back, but more than Sports
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  Jock Show ninety four, Clint easfood. Clint hasn't shot every kind of movie.
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  can Good morning till you once again, just to put that Clint Eastward thing
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  in your mind and maybe a click on to one of his movies today,
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  Just some titles that you know, some of you might just real quickly from
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  The Mule fifteen seventeen, The Paris American Sniper, Unforgiving, Who, Sudden
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  Impact, the Pale Rider Who. Yeah, right away, what I'm saying,
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  all of those movies that you're naming are like, man, I forgot
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  about Some of those are just some of the classics, the good, the
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  bad, and the ugly, just all kinds of movies. As Big Kenny
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  was alluding to it, that is not a joke. We're talking about,
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  especially that second half of his career where he was directing, producing, and
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  starring in these movies. Yeah, and not just and not just for producing
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  content. These are Oscar nominated, Oscar winning movies. Father Flags for our
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  father. He was just all kinds of Edgar JEdgar Hoover, a million dollar
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  baby. I kind of teared up, y'all. Stop acting like y'all that
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  was no impactful scene. Stop. I can only watch it once. That's
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  what I'm trying to tell you. Don't stop acting like y'all. Kenny,
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  you you you was holding Oh no, you want to push it on your
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  jod I don't know. You just went on leave the room. Yeah,
• 1:29:43
  he sucked me in with that one. I wasn't expecting. I wasn't expecting
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  that ending, and he suckered me and had me in there, kind of
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  had me buying into the character. And then you're gonna do that to a
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  Clint. I tell you what, kid unforgiving when he told Gene hacked,
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  he was gonna kill everybody in there putting it in that Morgan Freeman. When
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  I bring him back, y'all better give my friend a good bary. Mike
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  Tyson had an in flight medical emergency. The other day. We talked about
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  Mike being fifty eight when he goes into this match in July against Jake Paul,
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  does this? I mean, come on, you don't want to just
• 1:30:20
  get out of it and say you got nauseous and passed out on the plane.
• 1:30:24
  Yeah, but we've all done that, haven't we. We've all got
• 1:30:28
  nauseous and passed out on the plane. Am I right? Am I right?
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  No? Come on, man, one time All Star weekend in Dallas,
• 1:30:36
  what does that have to do? You know, I'm saying that's when
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  it happened to me. All Star Weekend in Dallas for a show, partied
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  a little too hard. Somebody said the next morning, man, you ought
• 1:30:47
  to eat. So that's not a good thing. You want to hear though
• 1:30:49
  before your match with your match a box of fifty eight year old man and
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  I didn't have to land and fight anybody. I just have to go home.
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  But he said he's doing better now, he said, he said he
• 1:31:01
  was feeling one hundred percent, even though I don't need to be to beat
• 1:31:04
  Jake Paul escape from al I forgot about that with Clint Eastwood. Yeah,
• 1:31:12
  there's a lot of them if you go through the list. Bronnie James we
• 1:31:14
  were talking about that has said that he is basically staying in the NBA Draft,
• 1:31:18
  giving up his college eligibility. It'd be interesting to see how all this
• 1:31:24
  payment play affects that. As I was speaking on Monday show, does that
• 1:31:29
  even exist anymore? If I'm getting paid, I guess I can try for
• 1:31:33
  the league. Yeah, how are you going to as long as you extend
• 1:31:38
  me a content track? Yeah, just come back to that league, right
• 1:31:42
  yeah? Yeah. So because people have left companies and gone back to those
• 1:31:46
  companies, I guess that's kind of moved that out of the way. But
• 1:31:49
  Bronnie James, as I said, he was more of around in the nineties
• 1:31:55
  before the Chicago NBA where they had the little come over. The last month,
• 1:32:01
  he's moved himself up into the fifties from what the report says. And
• 1:32:06
  the draft is here in about three four weeks the end of June. So
• 1:32:15
  what will a team do? I think from talking to what we talked about
• 1:32:19
  a little earlier, everybody is cool with him being a second round pick because
• 1:32:26
  there's what thirty there's thirty team, thirty teams, thirty teams, and if
• 1:32:30
  he's number fifty, that'd be hard to say we picked him. He's ranked
• 1:32:35
  fifty fourth or something in the draft. In the rank, there's twenty something
• 1:32:39
  dudes you could have gotten, but their reports that there are only two teams
• 1:32:43
  he's going to work out for like ten twelve teams contacted him about doing a
• 1:32:46
  private workout. He canceled all of them, but for two teams. ME
• 1:32:50
  guess the Lakers and the Lakers and the Suns and the Suns Okay and the
• 1:32:59
  Sons. I believe have the twenty second pick. The Lakers I think are
• 1:33:03
  at seventeen or somewhere around there, which would be now at seventeen's cry,
• 1:33:12
  that's a public, disastrous pitchforks, torches, villagers, storming the castle.
• 1:33:23
  Riot. There's no way I could see him at seventeen. But also with
• 1:33:27
  the you're talking about, like the he's where he's ranked, it would be
• 1:33:30
  a second round pick. A lot of those guys get the two way contracts.
• 1:33:33
  Rich Paul is his agent. It was also Lebron's agent. Of course,
• 1:33:38
  he says he's not doing a two way contract. He's not going to
• 1:33:41
  the G league at all. It's he's going to be on an NBA roster
• 1:33:45
  or we're not signing anything. So they are controlling this as much as they
• 1:33:51
  possibly can. So him going in the first round at all doesn't seem impossible.
• 1:33:58
  Well, if you have a first round pick and you or GM would
• 1:34:02
  you draft? No Big Kenny would you draft? And that's me either now
• 1:34:10
  if he's still around in the second round, to create some buzz and all
• 1:34:15
  that that comes with it, because you need you need a little that no
• 1:34:18
  matter how good a team you are, it's okay to bring a little bus,
• 1:34:23
  little buzz to your team. Right, it's still entertained, there's still
• 1:34:27
  the angle of there's still the angle of like Lebron will sign wherever. Whoever
• 1:34:31
  drafts Bronnie, Lebron will sign there, So there's still that angle. So
• 1:34:35
  I think that's why it went to Phoenix because I still wouldn't draft Bronni,
• 1:34:43
  not just to get Lebron. I I joked with people like, oh,
• 1:34:46
  the Hawks should draft Bronni number one if you want to get Lebron and bring
• 1:34:50
  people to the games. And some people really thought that was a serious idea.
• 1:34:55
  But I guess it's it's not impossible that a team will do that hoping
• 1:35:00
  they'll get Lebron. And I just think that, in my opinion, that
• 1:35:06
  in this era of players making prop bets on themselves and load management and all
• 1:35:17
  of that, a lot of credibility with the sport is already been lost to
• 1:35:23
  do something like that. It was something that is obviously just a pr move
• 1:35:30
  I think would further disappoint fans of the game, like, come on,
• 1:35:33
  man, y'all, just why why why not believe it's casting it? You
• 1:35:40
  see what I'm saying. And that's why I was saying I could take them
• 1:35:42
  in the second and then we don't have to go through all this losing the
• 1:35:45
  integrity right of the game. If I draft them in the first round,
• 1:35:49
  then all that comes under question for me as a general manager and an ownership
• 1:35:56
  of how serious are you really about winning? Right? And I don't ever
• 1:35:59
  want you to question my seriousness about winning. Yes, that's as an owner,
• 1:36:03
  I don't ever want you to think that. Now. I gotta do
• 1:36:05
  some things to make sure we you know, yeah, we gotta, but
• 1:36:11
  I never want you to think we're not making a move to win first.
• 1:36:15
  The other part is second. So that's why I said second round, I
• 1:36:18
  could grab him. China is banning wealth flaunting behavior on social media. Did
• 1:36:27
  y'all see the story? They are saying that on there on your account?
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  If you're in China, you can't be flaunting your wealth like you can't be
• 1:36:38
  basically America. So you can't be American on social media, can't be showing
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  people your cars and your houses and your and your your wealth comanchee And as
• 1:36:48
  Americans would ask, then what's the point of being what we would ask,
• 1:36:54
  I'm saying, if you can't see the new whip and the bag, well
• 1:37:01
  does it really exist? You have to be communicating about what's going on in
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  the world. And you know what's going on in the world climate right,
• 1:37:11
  this guy, you know what's causing climate change? This Feat twelve when out
• 1:37:17
  and pull up on you and spin in the block and then throw a stack.
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  All you can do is you got to talk about climate change, but
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  have that whip in the background. Let me tell y'all something just climate change
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  coming from not having a lot of trees. And you know why we ain't
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  got no tree because they cutting them down to make all their money. What
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  what you see the rights? You see the racks, jeery, I draped
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  out all over my neck. I'm eating chicken thighs, a lemon pepper chicken
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  thigh. Bro Ever know what I'm saying, Yo, y'all can't even see
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  me. All my haters, I'm just drinking, bro I'm pulling up.
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  Y'all don't know what it is saying this law in America crash. They would
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  have to take it down. They would just take get rid of the whole
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  percy, take it down, take it all down. If I can't get
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  on here like Floyd and show you seventy five million dollars worth of pinky rings,
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  I'm talking about. This ain't even my whole jury collection. That's just
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  my pinky rings. I got four fifty here, I got six fifty right
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  there my teeth. They're trying to sing, No, that's that's that's illegal.
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  We're coming to arrest you. Oh well, all of America would be
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  locked up if you show any of your wealth on social media. You gotta
• 1:38:38
  try that, America. Come on, let is this get That's how I
• 1:38:42
  got my following. As we say every time, that's why you should stand
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  when they say stand for the flag, hand for the flag. Just standing
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  to this wy Shock, Shine, this wy shock Wayne again. The former
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  NBA point guard Isaiah Thomas, the younger Isaiah Thomas. Not to be confused
• 1:42:39
  with the older Isaiah Thomas. They're not related as far as I know.
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  Uh So, I'm not talking about the bad boy Isaiah Thomas, Zeke,
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  I'm talking about the youngster Isaiah Thomas played for the Celtics and the Sons in
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  his career. Uh says that recently over the weekend, the two time All
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  Star says that he had a terrifying experience where him and some friends came face
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  to face with a young kid who pulled what he identifies as an ak forty
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  seven on them out in his hometown. I think that's the part. He's
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  from Tacoma, Washington, and reading the article, it seems more than the
• 1:43:23
  gun being pulled that hurts him is that it was in his hometown. You
• 1:43:30
  know me, I'm Tacoma's favorite son. You know me, bro, And
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  matter of fact, that's why you pulled up on me like that, because
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  you knew who it was. Yeah, he's He explained that he feels like
• 1:43:47
  that part that you just mentioned is mustar kind of came over the young man
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  after he realized who he was pulling the gun on. What made him not
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  pull the gun or continue with the crime. That because we do know one
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  thing, whether we like it or not, in this country, there's certain
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  crimes, and there's certain people you commit crimes for against they're gonna come see
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  you quickly. There's some sometime. This guy might take a couple of months,
• 1:44:21
  this woman would be twelve hours. And it's just how it really works
• 1:44:27
  in this country. So Tacoma was gonna find Youma was gonna come f You
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  aren't gonna be able to go home because Mama, like Isaiah Thomas, Oh
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  you can't. So you ain't gonna be to come home and hear about our
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  time, you know, and you don't get no credit for it in the
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  streets everybody like, I know you didn't rob Isaiah Thomas. I didn't know
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  who it was at first. That don't make no difference. Now you got
• 1:44:54
  to take it all back to You're gonna take all this stuff back to it.
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  And it's a it's a frightening thing having gun pull I've experienced that,
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  and it's something that makes a statement, it makes an imprint for however it
• 1:45:06
  turns out, even in this case when it things go your way and nobody
• 1:45:13
  was injured, it's still somebody to put a gun because we all been shot
• 1:45:17
  at am? I right? Am? I right? No, I've never
• 1:45:20
  been never went that far with it. But you had a gun pulled them,
• 1:45:25
  yes, so you're close. It's close. It's one feeling to have
• 1:45:29
  the gun pulled, but to have the gun pulled and shot, it's two
• 1:45:31
  different. I would imagine it's a different level. It takes things up.
• 1:45:36
  Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I can't even get to that one.
• 1:45:39
  I just had the feeling of it on me, so I can't imagine if
• 1:45:43
  you hear it go off, even if the person was just playing around.
• 1:45:45
  Now that wasn't playing then, you know. So, But Isaiah Thomas says
• 1:45:50
  he's really hurt. And I'm quite sure as I said, it seems to
• 1:45:55
  be a lot of it is because it's always like that with with certain things.
• 1:46:00
  Yeah, where it's where it might happen or who's doing it. It
• 1:46:04
  is an effective It is one thing for your best friend to pull a gun
• 1:46:09
  on you versus some stranger. You know it. It's going to have two
• 1:46:15
  different realities after the fact is over. And we've all had a friend pull
• 1:46:18
  a gun on them a right, not a friend. Not a friend.
• 1:46:25
  We're not phrase no more. We're not no more, you know what I'm
• 1:46:29
  saying. Like we was cool up until then. Yeah, everything was everything
• 1:46:33
  was tea, cakes and cought. Yeah, everything was fine and then when
• 1:46:39
  the when the steel got flashed. I don't want to be in this relationship.
• 1:46:45
  It can quickly change things up, Yes, I imagine it can.
• 1:46:49
  Uh. Former Jaguar kicker Brandon McManus accused of sexual assault. UH. The
• 1:46:58
  Jags played over in London last year, and two flight attendants are claiming that
• 1:47:02
  McManus uh basically felt them up one of them says that he grinded on her.
• 1:47:15
  Hey, I'm just bringing you the case on the flight over to London,
• 1:47:19
  got a little close. So they're charging and they're they're they're filing charges
• 1:47:25
  against the jack which always laugh. Remember now the Jaguars are responsible for right,
• 1:47:35
  because because they knew he was going to be back there and he did
• 1:47:41
  that. Took two different flight attendants on the same flight. Yes, okay,
• 1:47:45
  from what they're saying, that's their elegance because we've all been inappropriate with
• 1:47:49
  a flight attendant a right, All right, Come on, man, it's
• 1:47:54
  a long eight hour flight. Sit down and watch a movie. Oh,
• 1:47:59
  come on, and for three and a half hours. Wis I got a
• 1:48:01
  great Clint Eastwood collection, I'm saying, but I got no. I got
• 1:48:04
  like four hours time to catch unforgiven and in the line of duty. My
• 1:48:10
  span ain't that long. You've got it. I'm gonna watch one and then
• 1:48:14
  I hope we landed, because at some point if we're not landing, you's
• 1:48:17
  just gonna quite and commit sexual assault. I'm not saying intentionally, you be
• 1:48:23
  kind of thinking like she cool with it at first, and then you know
• 1:48:29
  it'd be the language barrier. That's what it is on the international flights in
• 1:48:32
  London. Yeah, they do speak English. So I tell you what not
• 1:48:40
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  bad breath, and so they did find and convict him, the bad breath
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  And now back to the sports child, Wayne Gamy, It's time for the
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  intermingled on the Sports Jack Show with Wayne Gandy, See you trying child,
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  forget you, mister charge in my fucker. It was I'm like forget you
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  and can't hunt. You said, wait about this one shock show. I'm
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  this one shock Wayne Gandy. That wasn't a version he did at the Hawks
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  half time. He didn't say anything about no, forget you. He didn't
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  do that. No he did. But we've all said that order that the
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  the halftime. And the Hawks never explained that, did they. Hey,
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  they just let it go. It's just something you just kind of like Andre
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  three thousand down at the park though day playing his flute. Did y'all hear
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  anything about that? He was? He was he did a flute concert,
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  like, well, I mean, we've all done a flute concert, even
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  I haven't done that. I thought I was doing a flute concert pete my
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  park. Turns out I was just in my backyard with a stick. But
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  it was a long day. Snoop Dogg and his wife they are opening up
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  a l A strip joint out in l A. I don't have a I
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  guess that mother. Y'all think they're gonna do the dog Pound. What's the
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  name, what's the name they gonna Snoop dog strip joint? Well, his
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  wife is opening up the strip. Oh, boss ladies, that's what he
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  calls her, boss boss ladies. Man that's that's not a bad name for
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  it. I don't know that fifty. You just think your age out of
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  stuff. Like if you were gonna have a thought, they would have done
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  that back back in his donkey style because they've been married the entire time.
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  You thought that was a late ninety thirty two thousand venture. You think granddad
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  Snoop? What your granddad Martha Stewart hanging out with Snoop? And then his
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  family would open up this late in life. It's like picking up smoking.
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  People don't usually pick up smoking in their fifties, do they. They don't.
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  No, they just don't pick up dad or drug trafficking. So they
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  stopped Boss Ladies. I don't know if that's the real name. No,
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  I don't know that would be that. I know that's Snoop's pet name for
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  his wife, Boss bass Lady. Okay, And I'm quite sure he might
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  use that two of this vantage and make a song knowing Snoop. Michigan judge
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  astonished on how a man who was calling in for virtual hearing for driving with
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  suspended license Big Kenny, We talked about this earlier. Uh the gentleman license
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  was suspended. He calls in for his virtual court date. But the interesting
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  part is as he was talking to the judge, he was calling in from
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  his car. He was driving. Hopefully y'all are piecing that together. The
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  gentleman who was supposed to be on a virtual call with the judge about his
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  suspended license, which means that on suspended license. Last time I checked,
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  I never had my suspended. But you're not supposed to drive. Is that
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  still the same definition? That hasn't changed right now? No, it hasn't.
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  And this is I think his first mistake, in my opinion, it
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  was multiple. Yeah, I think, in my opinion, his first mistake.
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  What's showing up for court? Now, I'm not saying that everybody skip
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  court. I'm just saying he would have never got caught at me, he'd
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  just missed the court date. Yeah, that's all I'm saying. That's all
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  I'm saying. Write that down. Command you to put out a warrant for
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  his arrest. Now, I'm saying, in full transparency, they gonna come
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  looking for you, but you don't actually like do it to yourself. You
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  know what I'm saying. Make them do their job. He said, we
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  cable the screen. The judge asked him, are you driving? And he
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  said, actually, I'm pulling into my doctor's office. Actually, just give
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  me one second, I'm parking right down. So at least he was,
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  you know, he was driving properly. Ny, you want him to be
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  dishonest, he was gonna be driving as the proceedings went on. Still siund
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  a little bit like a confession to make. He's just being honest with the
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  judge. He was caught on tape and no hey and sports Jock, I've
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  got to mention this. There's someone online listener named Ernest Wallace. When Ernest
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  Waller says he's got an X rated story about the sports Shock, he says
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  he don't think he can say it on air, but he got a lunch
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  on it that he remembers it, a lunch on it that you remember the
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  story. Okay, Well, I'm just saying what he said. Now,
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  do you remember an X rated story with you and Ernest? No? Okay,
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  which means you got a lot of X rated stories. Fist bump,
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  christ bump. I knew me and you was gone. I knew me and
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  you was gone. Come on, man, the ends was gonna meet.
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  I knew the ends was gonna overlap at some point, come on, man,
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  fist bump on on the debauchery sports jock. I did got Ernest dm
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  us the show we want to. I'm just saying no, just the fact
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  that you can't remember. Most people be like, oh, I know for
• 1:58:00
  you to be like X rated, most stories I can't remember. I don't
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  know X rated stories. I got so many because first of all, I
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  wouldn't know what story when you'd have to walk me back into it, Like
• 1:58:13
  stories like Clint Easwood movies. Eve been making them since the Saturdays. He
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  doesn't take make college. That's last time I hung out with, which means
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  that's probably an amateur film, you know. So, but thank you Ernest
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  for letting me know. It's interesting what people were type, what people remember,
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  Yeah, right on the internet for the whole world to see. At
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  least. Ernest was like, I can't say it here. I appreciate that.
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  Well, that's not really because that's not we know. And that kind
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  of like when people say, with all due respect, like my friends on
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  some board me, you used to go to jail or something out there about
• 1:58:58
  a person too. But that's all it takes in this society to put it
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  out there, to put something out about a person. So that was very
• 1:59:04
  interesting. How you think you're not telling on a person, but you be
• 1:59:09
  telling me, But you're telling on the whole. Just and Greg, you
• 1:59:11
  look like you don't look something up over there. Did you find a new
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  component of the judge and the driver? Well, I was looking at the
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  story and uh, there was nothing else that knew about it. I'm pulling
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  into my doctor's office. What does the judge say? If you can show
• 1:59:27
  me a doctor's excuse, I'll let you off. Now he got to make
• 1:59:31
  a doctor's appointment. You see what I'm saying, Because he probably wasn't really
• 1:59:34
  at the doctor and we are in the ocean. The truth is he will
• 1:59:43
  throw your to the ocean. It's time to rap things up. On The
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  Sports Judge Show with Wayne Candy. Were the times of those who give the
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  Sports out Test a minute to Vin, I'd like to thank you for tuning
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  and hear the replay of the show Game five tonight MAVs timber Wolves Anthony Edwards
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  called Anthony Towns Rudy Gobert fighting for their playoff lives. The MAVs are trying
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  to end the series and go and play Boston for the championship. Next Thursday
• 2:00:55
  will be the NBA A Final start Januar excuse me, June the six going
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  in the ocean to day, just like we had the Bad Breath Cereal.
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  A rapist caught out in California. Interesting story. They arrested a gentleman who
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  had been terrorizing the neighborhood for the last nine ten years. They called him
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  the slingshot shoot him. For the last decade he has been going through the
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  neighborhood with his slingshot, busting car windows, houses and anything else he can
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  hit, shooting people driving down the street. Interesting part of this case is
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  Prince Raymond King. It's eighty one years old. Nobody get they granted,
• 2:02:00
  who's supposed to be watching Prince Raymond today? Eighty one year old Prince Raymond
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  King was arrested last week after the investigation under the title of serial slingshot shooter.
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  The neighbors finally got their justice. It took him ten years to figure
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  it out. He uses age. He was nobody was expecting Granddaddy. He
• 2:02:27
  was the one. He was being youthful out in a Zoomsa, California.
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  No mention of how much time he's facing in the story, but it's been
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  I guess a lot of property, dammit. And I was going to say
• 2:02:42
  that after ten years. Yeah, that's a lot of windows broken. So
• 2:02:45
  that adds up, well, eighty one years old. He doesn't have a
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  lot of time to give to the prison system, but I guess they'll take
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  what they can. Oh, you gotta do is clutch his heart. He
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  left. But Prince Raymond King buck the plank eighty one. You know you're
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  gonna he's gonna blame it on the clock, Homer, Damn, something like
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  that. I don't want that, Homer, though, you got a anchory
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  for Big Kenny Commands, your Greg and the sports Duck. As we always
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  say on Thursday, we hope you have a good weekend and we'll see you
• 2:03:26
  in the future. Peace.