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Changing the Words and Rules · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have a show, share your shock and we
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  hold the world ransom for excuse me while I whip this out. Broadcasting live
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  and Atlanta, Georgia. This this is the Sports Shock Show with Wayne Candy.
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  You may, I'm Jack comes, so comes it comes, isn't just
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  I'm a doing Yeah, I'm gonna go on the way you made Vegan.
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  Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. I'm you're listening to the Sports Shock Show.
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  I am the Sports Shock Wing Candy, Good morning to you. Glad to
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  be here with you. We are already going with a lot of energy.
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  The bad producers in the building. He spentished weekend with some bomb fighting.
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  He got two bombs off the street to fight each other. I don't know
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  what's going on in the world, but uh, you know, I love
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  his enthusiasm for the fight game, but I don't know if we should be
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  getting bombs off the street. Sound a little criminal activity to mean. Big
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  Kenny the funny man himself is in the building and come in shee. Greg
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  is on the ones in twos, which now is just a computer screen basically,
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  you know, So when you say ones and twos out there, remember
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  you're showing your age when you say ones in two just you know, because
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  some of us don't know what green lights age. You know, there's there's
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  words that you would have to be of age to know. Like, you
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  know, if somebody what's up with your cat daddy, you must have been
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  born in that's righteous, that's right, that's righteous, young fella. All
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  right now, young blood, you would have to be born in the fifties,
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  forties, something like that if you're around here. Uh but guys,
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  good morning, till your back in the morning. Let people know you're in
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  the building morning. Had had your cousin Bob the bomb fighting. Okay,
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  big Kenny, how you weekend win? My weekend was fantastic, sir,
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  Thank you very much. Shooting nobody gratefully enough. No, So we're gonna
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  count up the winds and command you. Greg. Did y'all find a new
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  planet? I know you, you and your group he'd be searching for another
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  planet. There was some some stars, but no planet. So we're close.
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  We're closer. We're close to a discovery. We get at least requisition
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  more funding from the project. I know they had reported about two weeks ago.
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  I was reading they was somebody they had found some new galaxies, and
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  I'm like, man, we can know. How would you know? We
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  can't know. How would that? First of all, it's not new.
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  You just found it. If it's out there, I don't know where,
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  y'all. Now, this is this is my thing. We got to take
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  your word. We got that. It's not like no, let's count them
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  one galaxy one, No, it was only three. We don't know.
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  You just come on, man. I had the opportunity to speak at a
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  June teenth and I know it's not until the nineteenth, but they had their
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  celebration early. Not sure why or how you celebrate. They didn't want to
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  miss something. You know. It's like how you celebrate something before it occurs
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  or after, when it has a date to it, a significant date to
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  it. Yes, you know, so, I'm one of those people.
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  You can't celebrate your birthday five days before. I don't believe in that either.
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  I don't believe in that a lot of people do. I don't.
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  That's not your birthday, it's not it's not right. If you were born
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  on June sixteenth, yes, today is the tenth. The day is not
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  your birthday. They would have started on the first. Mama is not even
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  in labor. No, so I don't believe in that either, since it
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  would get the five days afterward, the extra days after your birthday at their
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  hits. No, you just get that moment. Some people celebrate their birthday
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  for the whole month their birth June sixteenth, June first, I'm actually faced
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  with us, and I'm quite sure for one hundred and twenty five dollars an
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  hour you could figure out why your personality needs that. Why do you need
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  to celebrate your birthday for a month when it's really just one day, just
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  one day? Now? What about situation where and I'm faced with this situation
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  birthday falls in the middle of the week. That's when your birthday is.
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  You know, I'm saying the celebration of the birthday time and it should be
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  at that the middle. So having a weekend gathering for the family is just
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  a love too much in your opinion, Yes, birthdays over. I've always
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  felt that when your birthday falls on a weekend, you celebrate on the weekend,
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  right, Yeah, that's how I see it. If they can't take
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  off of your sixtieth on a Wednesday, and they don't need to be there
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  but one if the spot ain't popping on Fridays and Saturday Birthday. I don't
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  do popping spots. And then you want to go out and you want to
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  have fun, and then you're the only ones out on that Tuesday night and
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  your birthday and everybody but they will celebrate you on that. It's my birthday.
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  All I need to do is celebrate. Oh all right, but you
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  want people to celebrate, you know, I just need to I need to
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  find the man and the woman who combined to bring me, if they're still
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  alive, and myself were the only three people that's involved in this birthday thing.
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  Really primarily everybody else's add on, Uncle Buck, your cousin Bob that
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  you had fighting all them plans. Wow, he's entertainment. He's entertainment for
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  the birthday gathering. All right, y'all make sure y'all get some more protectors.
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  Now, need to go watch Jangle un chain. That wasn't cool having
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  that fight scene. I mean it was kind of I seen Jangle un change.
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  Yeah, that's chunk of ball in there fighting for No, it wasn't
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  even story, Kenny said, he that wasn't one. I do remember that,
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  And it was a brutal scene. But I would just like to say,
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  excuse me, excuse me, State Witness producer. You. We were
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  talking about you, We were talking about you, and what's the first thing
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  out is mine? But Kenny said, see you know that trick. That's
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  a trigger for me, sir when people started bringing up your name and and
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  stuff you ain't had nothing to do with you dropping no gane or daddy went
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  to school. See that that's where you get it from. Yeah, but
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  we are here. We had a great show for you, a lot of
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  energy. But I was saying, I had a June teenth that I got
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  to speak at it a good crowd, the first time I really ever given
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  a celebration speak. And that's a speech, and that's what I told the
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  crowd. Like, typically when you're celebrating victory, triumph, those are just
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  in the moment speeches. Usually your speech is motivation or correction or things like
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  that. I had never given a laboratory speech. It's like that's usually just
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  okay, So how did what was your theme? How did you do?
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  How did you I? We spoke. The theme of the event was jubilee,
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  which means celebration, which means festivity. So but it was great to
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  see the crowd. It was great to see a lot of classmates and even
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  to get to think the people that I hadn't really bumped into in my life
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  that helped me on my journey. But nice event. Hopefully it grows.
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  It was the fourth annual down in my hometown of Haines City, Florida,
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  which which helped me out to as well because I told them for the first
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  time I spoke in front of a crowd and I didn't have to explain where
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  Haines City. Some of them were still like, hold on Haines City.
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  I've been Oh, yeah, that's where we are at now. When you
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  acknowledge those that you hadn't had a chance to run into that have in your
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  path been instrumental, did you feel do you feel that that's something that people
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  who have benefited from being poured into are responsible to do or is that just
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  something that you felt like those people deserved from you. Oh, I felt
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  like they deserved it from me. Maybe about ten twelve years ago, I
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  got a chance to say thank you to my eighth grade coach who forced me
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  to play football, and ever since then, when I run into because it's
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  not always a lot of people you know to help you on your journey.
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  But you don't always get to see those people, right, right. Sometimes
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  as well, life takes you away from the one or two people that actually
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  they're just springboards to that of the level, and that's outside of you know,
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  sometimes parents or relative or somebody like that. You don't always get to
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  bump into the person who really gave you the advice. Right. They just
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  see Aaron Judd hitting home run twenty four, right, But that doesn't mean
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  that Aaron Judd got around to meeting or seeing that coach that he had when
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  he was twelve, told him half a step back, told him to put
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  his foot half a step back and lower your shoulder a little bit, and
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  every time he wouldn't made him run. I don't mean he ever got the
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  he you know, he met his college coach, he had his high school
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  coach, but the coach that might have told him the square up his stance,
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  choke up or choke up, he hadn't ran into yet. So uh
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  but great event. Glad to have made it down there, the NBA Championship,
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  the finals are now too. Oh and for all you people out there
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  that have forg gotten and this has been a debate for a while now because
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  we are so sell ticket society. Defense win championship. It does. Here
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  he go with the defense things, same thing I told him about the Super
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  Bowl. Yes, Patrick Mahomes, yes, Rock Purty and all over.
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  Right, but those two teams defenses were in the top ten. You keep
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  on in defense, Yeah, yeah, they were. They were and you
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  see it. Block shots last night, block shots Boston subjects. Why are
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  they winning? Block shot? They can play man the man. This is
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  why they went and got Drew Holiday. Right now, Dallas to win,
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  Kyrie and Luca are both going to have to score thirty five. That's basically
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  what they're saying. We're not gonna commit. You're not just gonna get a
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  wide open three on some penetration and all what happened all to alotes Remember last
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  series it was penetration, big man, roll over, throw the ball up
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  for a dump. Have you seen a lot of that. They say they
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  stand back, they stay, and you said, like like Luca and Kyrie,
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  guys or thirty five, We'll let one of y'all score thirty five.
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  So no, we'll maybe one of y'all will have to earn thirty five.
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  Nobody do nothing one of y'all will earn thirty five. The other one,
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  we're shot, and you shoot all you shoot. Their lady Lucas shoot all
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  he wants. And both of them seem very uncomfortable that the double team is
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  not coming. Have you been watching the game. They penetrate like so y'all
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  ain't gonna They almost get stuck in the TV. So they're so used to
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  somebody coming and they dished the ball off that they don't know what to do,
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  just in a straight just no, you just gotta go and score.
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  But they're moving to Dallas. We'll talk more about the series when we come
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  this is one of those teams that, on paper, this is what they
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  cut that airfro off, but still the same player. Remember he had the
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  afro that was way back. I was I was hoping that he had just
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  went with the George Jefferson because that would have been distracted, like for as
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  next level. Speaking back to this shock shop, this shock wing and getting
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  fan. You know, I don't really like to say his name. Rader
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  Fan out of New York, Out of New York, boy boyfriend, his
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  bad producer's boyfriend says that uh hair texture. Yeah, it is horrible hair
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  textures. But big white princess. And he compared, how did he he
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  got them in the interview room and he said, him and Trey Young have
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  thirty in ball. Trey got back from his five and listen to the right
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  How I get in this? And then this? The thing got him confused?
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  He talking about him, He had to go research who him is like
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  him? He just came in from the round. Who is him? But
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  age, Michael George, Yes, he never tried to fight the matrix,
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  so that's why you only see him and think of him. But this crew,
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  especially the guy to my right and the guy to my left, are
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  of age where they remember year one when he had hair. That's the most
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  respectful way to call somebody old bro. These guys are of age where they
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  can remember. They old enough that they didn't one and two. They remember
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  year three hair was gone. Two people. Barkley is the same Charles Barkley.
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  There another guy that didn't fight the mate, didn't fight it when he
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  saw it going back that Neo, Remember when Neo did when he's going back,
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  he just went on dodge. Remember that. I remember that brown breaking
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  Now Carl Malone swung a couple of times at the mat. He swung.
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  He's fine, he did win, but he swum, and nobody fought it
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  like the king Lebron. He's still fighting that Joka is for the fight up
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  against the airline. He just went out and got somebody to join him.
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  And I actually belyve he should just start him a beauty line. He listened.
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  He fought so long. He is twenty one years. He's been fighting
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  it for sixteen. Try calling. You need to get him some Lebron.
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  Just name it Lebron. Everybody know what what did you do? Let me
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  get around to tell you what to do at the bottom, Ny, it
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  is just the Lebron. He's looking for that. It's like they you remember
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  when they used to do Rachel, Remember when they had that hairstyle. Of
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  the rachel That's all guys. Now, hey man, let me get to
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  Lebrown. But the Boston Celtic's up to zero in the series against the MAVs.
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  Game three will be in Dallas on a Wednesday, and it looks like
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  if any way back for the MAVs is gonna have to come through their two
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  superstars. Luca looks like he's a little injured, but played a great game
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  last night with a thirty two point triple double. But they are not able
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  to as I said, Boston's defense. This is why they went out and
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  got Drew Holliday. They already had Derick White. When you have the athleticism
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  of Jalen Brown and Jason Tatum, and then you bring Porzingers off with the
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  shot blocking, you got Al Hawford in there with just a steady consistency.
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  In year about seventeen something like that, he played. He played amateur basketball
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  and out didn't fight the matrix a little jab but he went on. He
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  jabbed and did you know Bob and Weed one time and then he just went
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  on and got knocked out with it. You know, the acquisition of a
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  holiday was great. A lot of Boston fans was hurt. By them getting
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  real smart because he won so many defensive accolades and being the defensive I think
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  he wants six Defense Player of the Year and everybody. Really, this right
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  here shows that the GMS and the people that's Brad Stevenson knows exactly what he's
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  doing. He knows how to gauge talent. So and I would like to
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  openly apologize to mister Porsingus. I don't want to call him by his first
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  name. We're not that familiar. When I said he might come back and
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  be a little bit rusty in his chemistry, I don't apologize, sir.
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  That's not the case. Well, he's a little banged up. His vows
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  that he will be there on Game three. He just stays injured. Uh,
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  he's one of the guys. And I've said this for the longest.
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  The one position that seems to suffer from the one and done or the power
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  force in the centers without going to college and building their bodies up. You
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  see them always when you get to a certain height, you really need those
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  muscles to be strong. It seems like that's just has been something that's plagued
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  the NBA for the longest time, even even if you made the Hall of
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  Fame, someone like a Kevin Garnett. He spent his career nursing that knee
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  his whole time. And the another confession from the witness says, Kevin Durant
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  has been fighting the matrix for decades as well. Is it fighting the matrix?
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  It is just just I'm saying, is he using the cone? He
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  just seemed like he aware of the matrix. I well, if you look
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  at KD he has two things going on. He's baulding in the back and
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  his hairline is receding. Yes, just nappy. So he called him a
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  country Yeah, discuss. Yeah, he's going with the whole seven feet tall,
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  you're not gonna eat it on my head the top of my head defense,
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  that's what he's using. And he didn't know about the overhead camp.
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  If it won't for television, we wouldn't even know what's going on. The
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  man seven feet talk, you wouldn't know what was going on talk this.
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  He'd been down and sign the autograph and you see you catch my mom when
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  he got a bit dead silence dad, silence, dad, I'm talking about
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  back to this Boy Shock Show. I'm the boy Shock Wayne Candy. Caitlin
• 26:48
  Clark is definitely as popular of an athlete as anyone right now. Her name
• 26:56
  definitely comes up in conversation of sport each and every day this time. Over
• 27:03
  the last couple of days, the US Olympic team has put out their national
• 27:07
  team Rosster and basketball women's basketball. The US Committee US basketball person executives basically
• 27:21
  have dropped the ball completely. You've totally just dropped the ball. You keep
• 27:33
  trying to grow a sport. You're not just trying to grow the w NBA.
• 27:38
  You're trying to grow women's basketball to the levels of the NBA. Remember
• 27:47
  that's always your the goal at the end of the day, that's what you
• 27:52
  always use, is your example. Well, the NBA players got this,
• 27:56
  and then the the NBA players got they got private. Well, you're trying
• 28:00
  to grow your sport. That means that every level, every committee has to
• 28:10
  be in on it. You're so far behind that y'all have to consolidate like
• 28:17
  a monopoly. Whoever's running high school women's basketball and whoever's winning the US Olympics,
• 28:23
  all of us got to be in the same room on the same mission
• 28:30
  to make up this distance. When you're trying to make up distance, everything
• 28:33
  has to go right. When you're trying to come from behind on the scoreboard,
• 28:38
  everything has to go right. You have dropped the ball. You dropped
• 28:48
  it so bad. All of you should be fired. Why isn't Cameron Brink
• 28:55
  on this team? Why isn't Angel Reese on this team? Why isn't Camilla
• 29:03
  Cardosa. I don't know if she's in the US. Maybe she's not.
• 29:07
  She's from Brazil, But if she is a US, those are your young
• 29:12
  ThunderCats. They are the line ons, not just Cathan All for those ladies
• 29:22
  should be on this team. You don't have a player on the team under
• 29:29
  twenty six. How you growing the sport? All the fame those young ladies
• 29:38
  have brought attention, all four of them. People think I'm just gonna stop
• 29:45
  at Kaitlyn, No, I'm talking about the whole movement. This is the
• 29:48
  future. Diana Tarassi, Britney Grounder. That is the pass and I don't
• 29:57
  get what it is that where you made this decision. Nobody wants to see
• 30:03
  Diana Tarassi no more. They didn't move games from one arena to the other
• 30:10
  to accommodate her anymore. Yes, she literally might be the greatest that ever
• 30:15
  did it in the WNBA. For some people, I'm gonna cynthey, you
• 30:18
  a Cooper fan, But everybody got their different fan. But I can't sit
• 30:22
  here and tell you that Dona Rossi is the truth. But she's forty two.
• 30:30
  This will be her sixth Olympics. If you wanted to do something,
• 30:33
  make her a coach. Coach, I'm talking about the head coach, not
• 30:38
  an assistant. You could have told me Diana Tarossi gonna be the head coach
• 30:42
  of the US Olympic team. I would have win and got me Adrunas Rossi
• 30:47
  head coach. She's a panther, that's how much I trust she knows about
• 30:52
  basketball. Yes, that you could make her just like Jason Kidd and everybody
• 30:56
  else that have left the court and went right to being head coaches. If
• 31:00
  you hired her next year somewhere, which easily could be done by one of
• 31:03
  the teams. Who's gonna argue I wouldn't. Hey, man, you know
• 31:10
  Derana's rod said she want to be the head coach of this team. Yeah
• 31:15
  yeah, yeah, yeah. She said she played like twenty one years but
• 31:18
  won a couple of national titles. I'm saying she played for US. I'm
• 31:22
  saying, though, does she have the experience? And that's really how I
• 31:29
  see it, man, I'll let you. I just feel like they dropped
• 31:32
  the ball. The baton has to be passed. Yes, you should have
• 31:37
  sent all four young ladies. And if you couldn't get the four end because
• 31:44
  I do know the young lady Cameron Brink is on the three on three team,
• 31:48
  so maybe okay, so but Angel rees, Caitlyn Clark, the notoriety
• 31:55
  that they have brought, should be on this team. Britney Grinder could have
• 32:00
  an assistant coach. Yeah after and once again, nobody can argue it.
• 32:07
  Nobody could argue that we're gonna make Diana head and she gonna be the assistant
• 32:12
  and they're gonna go to Olympics. You think Brittany would go on the travel
• 32:15
  who's the Olympic coach right now? Exactly he went now? Or Becky Hammond?
• 32:27
  I don't know, and that's all you do. You think it had
• 32:30
  something to do with I don't know if the US Olympic women's basketball team has
• 32:37
  a an official sponsor and if they have any influence of some of these decisions,
• 32:43
  because you would think that they would want to continue the momentum because now
• 32:47
  basketball is equally parts entertainment. It's always been a sport that people watch,
• 32:53
  but now it's rolled up into actual like an event and uh, entertainment has
• 33:01
  cycles, and that kind of momentum can cool off a whole summer of not
• 33:06
  hearing those names. Next season where we care about Angel Reese. To keep
• 33:13
  herself relevant, she'll have to keep on with that you know, Chicago Barbie
• 33:17
  stuff, and that only has a shelf life, you know what I mean.
• 33:21
  I think the w NBA seems like whoever made these decisions had to have
• 33:24
  been influenced by something outside of the consideration for great. Well, but you
• 33:30
  want to go to game you I mean as sports Jacques saying these are the
• 33:35
  last two years, those three four young ladies is all you heard with and
• 33:39
  know what I'm saying, So why would you let why would you fumble that
• 33:43
  bad? But well, the thing that I'm thinking, what's going on?
• 33:47
  I mean, like you said, who the dollar to Rozi's in the Brittney
• 33:52
  Grinder? Are you trying to make this their last run or last who are?
• 33:57
  Uh? I don't get it. I'm thinking that should have been more
• 34:00
  or less of like the Breonna Stewart's to Adrian Wilson from there, and just
• 34:05
  with all the trash talk between them, to have them on the same thing
• 34:08
  would have generated all kinds of news and you're talking about a documentary that they
• 34:13
  could have sold afterwards later on just following them around. I don't care nothing
• 34:16
  about no documentary. I care about watch, I care about advertising. I
• 34:24
  care about now. Without those people, I may watch, I watch.
• 34:30
  You know what I'm saying. It went from I would watch too. Well,
• 34:36
  maybe when they get to the semi final. If they get to the
• 34:38
  semi kind of thing right there and it's just Brionna Stewart is on the team,
• 34:43
  agent and and I'm scared COMANCHI that the people that got on the team
• 34:52
  hated on because they do as I think that was a part of the that
• 34:55
  was part of the uh. Someone told a reporter part of the decision for
• 35:01
  leaving Kaitlyn Clark off is that it was she probably wasn't going to play very
• 35:07
  much. And then it would have been fans complaining, and it would have
• 35:12
  been like the people who are just coming around to watching the w n b
• 35:15
  A and are our championing Caitlyn Clark would be complaining that she's not playing very
• 35:22
  much because she's the you. She would be one of the younger people on
• 35:24
  the team. I don't care what why, Why would she play much.
• 35:30
  Why wouldn't she play why? What? What would be the reason why she
• 35:34
  wouldn't play well? Because because of all the other guards that are if Tarassi
• 35:37
  is not there, then who's gonna play? Point iron Escu is on the
• 35:44
  team, Jewel Lloyd. I mean it's a it's a statis it is a
• 35:47
  stacked team. Team. The Dream Team was stacked right with all Hall of
• 35:54
  Famers. Everybody that was on the Dream Team went to the Hall of Fame.
• 35:59
  Yes, they all played at some point in the game. But who
• 36:06
  do you replace on the team? If you put if you told you replace
• 36:12
  Dianassi and Britney Gardner, Grinder can leave. I put Andrew Reese, who's
• 36:19
  a big, a big to replace Britney Grinder, and Caitlin Clark to replace
• 36:24
  Diana TROSSI feelings have to be hurt in business for growth, and you do
• 36:34
  have to fire your son or your daughter sometime and and I grow the company.
• 36:38
  You can't just you told me to make this car and it didn't sell
• 36:45
  well, you might have to go and see sports Jock. I'm not like
• 36:47
  you. I don't believe feelings should be hurt in business because I don't believe
• 36:51
  feelings should even come into business. You know what I'm saying. What do
• 36:52
  you mean your feelings? Will You said Bill the car? Did you not
• 36:55
  say Bill the car? You said Bill the car. I didn't sell person.
• 37:00
  Gotta go, that said Bill the car. Who knows Jackie Young?
• 37:07
  If Jackie Young walked in this door right now? How many of the three
• 37:09
  of the four of us know what Jackie Young looks like? I do not
• 37:14
  either. Okay, who knows who what Nefessa Callier looks like? I've heard
• 37:22
  the name. Oh so we got one of Okay, he kind of raised
• 37:28
  your hand. If Angel Rees walked in the room, you would recognize her.
• 37:34
  So we went from naming two people that nobody knew. Nobody knew y'all
• 37:39
  can't do that. No, no, But they got the new they got
• 37:43
  the new neicressa Threes coming out. We're gonna we're gonna rush to the store
• 37:47
  to get them. We'll be back with me. And I'm scared command.
• 37:52
  Like I said that, the ladies that are on the team, the veterans
• 37:57
  hated on those young ladies. Now that is the part that would be the
• 38:00
  worst to find out that they voted that they didn't want to play with them
• 38:06
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• 42:02
  we dropped out there for a minute we left talking about Caitlyn Clark and Angel
• 42:08
  Reese. Cameron Brink, who we did know that she made that three on
• 42:13
  three basketball Olympic team was Cameron Brink of the Sparks, which this will be
• 42:20
  the first year of that that she will be on that team. And as
• 42:23
  we said, even someone like a Camilla Cardoza us basketball, in my opinion,
• 42:29
  just dropped a chance to really push the viewership the sport even further by
• 42:37
  leaving these young stars with names, big names off the list for some other
• 42:44
  probably veterans. As I said, nobody on the team is even under twenty
• 42:47
  six. I don't get before I move on this whole idea where everybody sees
• 42:57
  sports as though it's the military. There is no well the captain goes to
• 43:04
  the lieutenant and the lieutenant, there is no hierarchy. Everybody's a general this
• 43:12
  hole. Well, well, if you fire the coach, then you need
• 43:14
  to make this sit. No, I don't have to hire the assistant coach
• 43:16
  to be the head coach. There is no protocol. I don't know where
• 43:22
  people see protocol where, Well, you got you can't be a rookie.
• 43:25
  Well, this is pro basketball. Why why can't a rookie go what what?
• 43:34
  What rule does the Olympics say that no from the rookie rookies can't no
• 43:44
  no, And and I uh stake my claim in a business where cream rises
• 43:49
  to the top, doesn't matter how long you've been doing it. If you
• 43:52
  can do it better than the person before or after you, you the one
• 43:55
  get the shot. That's just life, that's real life, how it goes.
• 44:00
  And I think that a lot of what bothers me about this particular w
• 44:05
  NBA season is a whole lot of whining about why not me? Why not?
• 44:14
  Why you? Everybody's just stopped playing their game, and they want to
• 44:19
  know why your game is the one people are watching. And I think some
• 44:22
  of those detractors had influence in these decisions, having to consider fans going,
• 44:30
  oh, she's not playing enough, or fans going, oh, she's playing
• 44:32
  too much. It's too much for an organization, a team to have to
• 44:37
  consider. Well. I thought it was Geno Rima over the weekend. He
• 44:45
  had a statement he was saying about He was on The Dan Patrick Show last
• 44:49
  Friday, and he basically said, if you're a great college player like Caitlin,
• 44:52
  the lusional fan base that follows disrespect to the NBAWNBA players, saying that
• 44:57
  she's gonna run through the league and tear the part, and you just setting
• 45:00
  her and these young girls up for failure because he said, they still have
• 45:05
  to go from college to learn to be a professional. So it's not the
• 45:08
  first time that's happened, feels him. But he said, but he's saying
• 45:17
  the delusional fan the person who doesn't they're thinking that she's baby Jordan. We
• 45:22
  we we do it all the time. That's the fanatic part of that.
• 45:27
  But it's the first time for women's sport, like he's saying it in that
• 45:31
  I'm a sexist. No, he's not a sexist. He's the greatest women's
• 45:37
  coach everid I'm saying so, but I'm just saying that he he's uh,
• 45:42
  he's just saying that you're setting her up for us. All I'm saying is
• 45:46
  we never seen anything you set up any first pick. Yeah, but he's
• 45:51
  talking about not just Caitlyn. He he mentioned her, but he's saying that
• 45:54
  they come in their skill sets and everything changes from college to the pro.
• 46:00
  So he's just saying that the fan base is gonna be hollered. Why you
• 46:02
  ain't playing her. Why you ain't that That's basically what I'm getting from him
• 46:07
  saying he'll linking it. He overthinking it, he's overthinking it. I well,
• 46:12
  I was a first round pick. Okay, okay, that let's ask
• 46:16
  Kim. Tell us, sir, so I don't understand put the pressure like
• 46:22
  sports John, tell her about the pressure. Son, we're gonna need to
• 46:24
  be playing in two weeks. Go out there and block Reggie Reggie who Reggie
• 46:30
  White? I know you yeah, yeah, yeah, I know you barely
• 46:36
  know some plays. But go out there and this ain't just a dude named
• 46:39
  rich White. So I don't get whether this was it was yeah, it
• 46:44
  was just go play, go play. Just yeah, but we'll figure it.
• 46:49
  You'll figure it out your first rounder. That's what you're doing with all
• 46:52
  first round first rounder. Get out there, you know what I mean.
• 46:54
  But and then at the end he basically she's elite, she has the skill
• 46:59
  sets, and she's gonna get better. She just needs to be on a
• 47:01
  better team and needs more experience. That's all he's saying. We never seen
• 47:05
  anything like this with seen Women's seen every woman that's ever been the first pick
• 47:12
  go through the same thing. We have seen not like Katly, just like
• 47:17
  Caitlin. Can't tell me Candas Parker had any less expectations. You don't even
• 47:25
  know her. I just pronounced her name, but they said it a hundred
• 47:30
  times. It's the same expectation. So I get what Gino's saying, But
• 47:38
  what does that have to do with the Olympic team? Gino, No,
• 47:43
  I'm saying that doesn't have anything. He's not making that statement Limbit team.
• 47:45
  I'm saying, he made this statement, then all of a sudden it comes
• 47:49
  out that she's not on the team. And that was the first round pick,
• 47:52
  and we're saying and the first who was very pick of the draft this
• 47:57
  year, Tayler Williams. Okay, Chicago went on record five seconds after drafting
• 48:04
  Caleb Williams that he was gonna start. We didn't we he went to practice
• 48:09
  year. They got rid of a dude that they drafted first, so another
• 48:15
  dude who could do years before. They got rid of a dude that they
• 48:19
  drafted first and expected all of that out of but couldn't deliver, and got
• 48:23
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• 48:29
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  weekend felony vandalism. He was at the Waldorf Astoria out in Los Angeles where
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  they arrested him for what they are saying he destroyed a hotel room. The
• 51:53
  damages and came up to about fifteen thousand. The curiosity of this to me,
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  it's not that a boxer tore a hotel room. That that is never
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  shocking or doing anything in any kind of violent, destructive way. Yeah,
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  that that's that's boxing in a nutshell. But when they took Ryan out,
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  he had a helmet on. He had no shirt, they had handcuffed him,
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  no shirt on, but a helmet. You think he they got to
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  the room and he had the helmet on, Like, when when did the
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  helmet come in? You request a helmet. Maybe that's part of procedure in
• 52:38
  some cities. I don't know, because I'm trying to figure out from you
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  guys a law that that's the first for me, and I've got a lot
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  of experience. I'm just saying, but like you, I wasn't shocked because
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  we've all been arrested for fellowy vandalismtel there to stay away from description. Prof.
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  Come on, man, you ain't never tore up whole town room in
• 53:04
  the police I definitely am not tearing up of a room that my name is
• 53:07
  on. Yes, they never, never, never. It's always in the
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  name of some promoter or some company. So I just put my credit card
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  down on like yeah, they usually have to just send them to my house.
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  Like if the promoter want to be known as the snake, go ahead.
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  So I was just thinking, I mean, you know, sometime there's
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  some things they put on people keeping from spinning on the officers. I was
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  wondering, didn't have any face covering on the hillt that was it a special
• 53:30
  needs helmet? No, it wasn't. It looks like I'm only seeing like
• 53:37
  from the from the back of his head, it looked it might be one
• 53:40
  of those boxing headgear things. But I think they put it on just so
• 53:44
  you know if he was in the back of the squad car that he's not.
• 53:46
  You think they put it on. Well, a lot of times dudes
• 53:50
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• 53:54
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• 54:00
  body restraint. Yeah, that's you know, Well, you you want to
• 54:06
  put a head gear, but you wouldn't put my shirt on. But you'll
• 54:09
  understand that you ain't never seen come out without the shirt. But if I'm
• 54:15
  gonna take the time to put a helmet on you, yeah, But from
• 54:22
  what my law enforcement friends tell me, the most important thing in apprehending somebody
• 54:27
  is getting them in the custody, getting their hands restrained. So however we
• 54:30
  do that, if you ain't got no shirt, we ain't giving you time
• 54:34
  to get getting the part. We'll slip the helmet on you. And that's
• 54:37
  all I'm saying. I get the part where I've seen people taking the jail
• 54:39
  without a shirt on and arrested that way. I never heard of somebody putting
• 54:45
  a helmet on it neither, never, So have you no, have you?
• 54:52
  Okay, that's the part I'm trying to say. I've never heard the
• 54:55
  helmet of the helmet thing, so I thought maybe you got I've seen like
• 55:00
  things. Like I said, there's like the mask or where they keep them
• 55:02
  from. But that's typically what you are being what they got called out for.
• 55:08
  Right, he's spitting on people, He's attacking people that I got a
• 55:14
  muscle, right, because who has the helmet? Is that like standard issue
• 55:17
  we all get a helmet or is that hey, somebody gonna have to bring
• 55:21
  the helmet so my and the thing I couldn't figure out is or did they
• 55:23
  get there and he had this on? Yeah? Because that in the room
• 55:30
  with this on. Because if I show up, you got a helmet on,
• 55:34
  I'm calling for backup, you know, Hold up, hold up,
• 55:37
  Nah, this ain't gonna be an easy take down here. So but Ryan
• 55:42
  Garciad he has been released. Remember this is just aggravated h vandalism. It's
• 55:49
  what they arrested him for. I'm not even sure whether this was the hotel
• 55:53
  he vandalized that they arrested him in, or maybe he was somewhere else before.
• 56:01
  I don't know. But but as I said, I never seen anybody
• 56:06
  put head gear on, and that's greg. Maybe that's a boxing they just
• 56:10
  sing a helmet. Maybe it's a boxing. Yet from it looks like it
• 56:15
  could be you know they were in it does like a motorcycle helmet. Now
• 56:21
  now they're saying this, uh, which it wouldn't be theirs, then correct
• 56:24
  that he was on a roid rage with his motorcycle helmet on. Okay,
• 56:29
  there we go. See see a little bit of research. Roid rage motorcycle
• 56:36
  help. I mean, and I ain't judging because we all had a motorcycle
• 56:38
  held and on while we was raging on. Royd's am I right, am?
• 56:43
  I right man? He's at the Waldorf. I've never had a never
• 56:45
  wan a helmet, neither one of them. I don't want to make it
• 56:52
  weird. I didn't do it. I didn't do it. Scottie Scheffler,
• 56:55
  who is some arguably the number one in the world, one in the world
• 57:00
  at golf, and most people don't know. And that's why I said,
• 57:02
  with golf, it's the golf is. It's still as functional and exciting to
• 57:08
  those that have always been doing it. But the the fever forward seems to
• 57:15
  have cooled down over the last couple of years. Now. Some people attributed
• 57:22
  to the ensues between the PGA and Live A lot of it could just be
• 57:28
  that Tiger would that that group of fans that was just kind of like they
• 57:36
  were endorsing Dion in Colorado. Delusional. That's how Tiger had. He brought
• 57:44
  in a group of people that had never watched Tiger. Once Tiger was not
• 57:49
  there, then that group of people lead. There is that part that goes
• 57:53
  with the pandemonium. You can you know, all fans don't stay. They're
• 58:00
  only there for that part. It's like finding out a particular player is not
• 58:05
  playing in an NBA game. That's what the NBA has a problem with.
• 58:08
  Yes, yes, load management that guys would go on the road. People
• 58:13
  buy the ticket, then they hear, oh, this person is not playing.
• 58:16
  The fans want to sell the ticket and don't go to the game.
• 58:20
  But golf has kind of in my opinion, from uh, it was in
• 58:24
  our face. It used to be first story of the day. Now to
• 58:29
  the bad producer and that those that love it. It's still that way.
• 58:32
  It's still a great sport, it's still popular, it's still very lucrative,
• 58:37
  as we know, but the names of who's doing it is not so familiar
• 58:43
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• 58:49
  you at the movie and you wouldn't know who he was and it was amazing.
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• 58:59
  them body cam was the officer. Once he started riding him and taking him,
• 59:02
  he started doing the Google and as soon as he got him to hey,
• 59:05
  man, you're the number one golfer in the world, Scouy was like
• 59:07
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  out there and listening. Lane. Glad to be here with you, Babby
• 1:01:28
  Duca comand you Greg Big Kenny in the building this morning. Uh and uh.
• 1:01:34
  In that first hour we were able to talk about uh. The Celtics
• 1:01:37
  who are up to oh in the series against the Dallas Mavericks. Game three
• 1:01:40
  is Wednesday, Game four is Friday. A lot of work for the MAVs
• 1:01:45
  when you talk about two down two oh. Looking at the history books,
• 1:01:51
  only five teams have been able to and recently those teams are the Calves with
• 1:01:57
  Lebron back in twenty six. Most recently was the Milwaukee Bucks. I think
• 1:02:06
  we're down two. So there have been some recent teams to be able to
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  pull it off. But Dallas Kyrie Irving is gonna I think he gave sixteen
• 1:02:15
  last night, definitely is going to have to be in the thirties, along
• 1:02:19
  with his partner in crime, Lucal Dunks. But the defense right now of
• 1:02:23
  Boston has raised his hand and decided that it was going to be front and
• 1:02:29
  center and just not a lot of room for those guys. That man the
• 1:02:34
  man defense has been huge. Caitlyn Clark being left off the US Women's Olympic
• 1:02:39
  team even saw a note where it was like, because she went deep into
• 1:02:46
  the tournament, she missed the Olympics training camp. If that is not the
• 1:02:54
  weakest thing. I was still playing basketball still, I see if I missed
• 1:03:00
  it and I had went on vacation, but I'll still get my game on.
• 1:03:06
  Remember she was still dropping forty every night. I think she was in
• 1:03:09
  training camp at that point. So being left off a big, huge opportunity
• 1:03:15
  tunity by the US team because your four new stars could join the team right
• 1:03:20
  now and be in that wheel for the next four or five Olympics. Uh,
• 1:03:24
  you know, and Caitlyn Clark, from what she shows, will use
• 1:03:30
  this as motivation. But you literally could have pushed over a domino that just
• 1:03:35
  never wants to join your Olympic team. You never really you got to think
• 1:03:39
  about it now some people do react that way. Don't don't don't call me
• 1:03:45
  in four years, I won't be available. I will be on vacation.
• 1:03:51
  Yeah, think about it, because everybody thinks that every opportunity is Some people
• 1:03:55
  that skip stuff just because you subbed them first time, you know, they
• 1:04:01
  hit hit what's the man name? Back then you didn't know me? Then
• 1:04:08
  my job? What was the phone? King phone? But Caitlyn Clark shows
• 1:04:15
  a disposition like she would you know, wouldn't take it that way. But
• 1:04:18
  I just felt like with her angel rees and as I said, even the
• 1:04:23
  Cameron Brink lady out for the Sparks Camillaica, I would have invited all four
• 1:04:28
  of them. They would have been four of the twelve. Carmeila Cartel does
• 1:04:31
  play for Brazil during the last season. Uh, she took a kind of
• 1:04:39
  a leave to go train with the Brazilian national team, so she'll be on
• 1:04:43
  their team. So okay, well now I only need three is. But
• 1:04:47
  so she got permissioned, but she got permission to leave from Dawn Salley to
• 1:04:51
  go and do and do that. Well, so somebody should have known that
• 1:04:56
  this was coming up for her and Angelica's agent. Somebody if that, and
• 1:05:00
  especially if community Cadoza was going prior to if you needed to be in that
• 1:05:04
  training thing, that should have been something. Well, unless they do it
• 1:05:09
  at a different time in Brazil than the US does, that's only the conflict
• 1:05:13
  the interest. Wouldn't no, Brazil, wouldn't you lose out on a great
• 1:05:15
  player based on some crazy rule like the US would have. They're not going
• 1:05:19
  to skip their top players because they didn't come to some that those other countries
• 1:05:26
  don't have those right, And I wanted to ask about that the where you
• 1:05:31
  said that sometimes some players will take that posture because you snubbed me the first
• 1:05:36
  time. Do you think the snub sometimes dictates who becomes a player like that,
• 1:05:41
  Like it's obvious to people like the injuries to the Caitlin Clarks to us
• 1:05:45
  that y'all dropped the ball here y'all literally should have had them in the Olympic
• 1:05:51
  team. And because I'm in the industry, I'm hearing things as to why
• 1:05:57
  we might not have been selected. It had just been a regular oversight.
• 1:06:00
  We was just so flooded with talent. I'd understood. But you out here
• 1:06:04
  on some other stuff, you'll never get a chance to embarrass me or insult
• 1:06:10
  me. Again. Well, we do know. Stars like Barry Bonds was
• 1:06:13
  always rumored to not really deal with the media based on what he saw his
• 1:06:16
  dad go through when his dad was a player. Bobby Bonds, him and
• 1:06:23
  his dad end Willie made I mean, so he was very deflective, defensive
• 1:06:30
  against the media in his time. He was kind of like a beast mooe
• 1:06:33
  marshawn Lyn. Yeah, I'm only talking enough so you don't find me.
• 1:06:39
  But other than that, he didn't try to build a media relation because he
• 1:06:43
  felt like the media really handled his dad in an abusive way. Speaking of
• 1:06:47
  Brazil, because the NFL has a game down in Brazil on September the sixth,
• 1:06:54
  the first of its kind being held in Brazil between the Packers and and
• 1:07:00
  the Philadelphia Eagles. The Green Bay Packers and the Eagles will play, but
• 1:07:04
  Josh Jacobs and most of us know Josh Jacobs from playing with the He's with
• 1:07:13
  Green Bay now says that they have been told that they should stay away from
• 1:07:20
  wearing the color green. Green is the primary color in both teams, so
• 1:07:29
  you imagine out on the field it's no problem, but while walking around the
• 1:07:35
  city is something they should stay because of the gang issue. It's a lot
• 1:07:41
  of gang representation with green in the Brazilian country. This is nothing new.
• 1:07:47
  I don't know why, Josh, we've had I went on a trip to
• 1:07:51
  play the Colts paid Man and the Coats the Steelers, and we went to
• 1:07:57
  Mexico City, and you had a list of things that they recommended. They
• 1:08:01
  didn't handcuff you and put a helmet on you, but they did recommend that
• 1:08:08
  on that travel you left all jury home, only needed your license in one
• 1:08:15
  credit card. They even recommended no cash and really didn't want us because at
• 1:08:21
  the time Mexico City was the number one city for kidnapping in the world.
• 1:08:28
  So even when we left the hotel, you had to get a security guard
• 1:08:33
  to go with you. So you imagine that they do these reports, they
• 1:08:39
  give you this information. When I got drafted to the LA rams at that
• 1:08:44
  time in ninety four, they gave you a list all the way down to
• 1:08:48
  car rams. The FBI came in and told us, you know, if
• 1:08:54
  you go and get rims for your car. They used to have these they
• 1:08:59
  called the Deadly Dayton. The Dayton's David was one. If you had them
• 1:09:04
  on your car and the certain people rolled by and saw them on your car,
• 1:09:09
  they might try to jack you. They used to tell you even about
• 1:09:14
  going through drive throughs back then in those and they told us about colors.
• 1:09:19
  Uh being out in l A at that time, sticks stay away from certain
• 1:09:26
  areas wearing blue or red. So and we've all worn gang colors at some
• 1:09:31
  point in life. And that's their whole job. The whole security job is
• 1:09:35
  to enlighten you on where you're going, because you know where your ops be
• 1:09:42
  at. Am I right? What did you think the NFL would have did?
• 1:09:45
  Some somebody with a little bit of better logistics and realizing those two teams
• 1:09:49
  with the green shouldn't have probably went Yeah, But isn't that just the the
• 1:09:53
  the luck of the draw for the schedule? Do we do we go that
• 1:09:57
  deep into it? Hey, what gangs are in this country. No,
• 1:10:00
  we can't. There's an update to this apparently that that that didn't happen,
• 1:10:06
  that it wasn't true that the NFL told him this. Who told him?
• 1:10:15
  It doesn't say who told him, but apparently like the where they're playing the
• 1:10:24
  game, their soccer team, Corinthians. Their biggest rival is Paul Marris,
• 1:10:30
  whose color main color is green. So it's an informal band on wearing green
• 1:10:35
  because that's the rival team for the soccer team. But informal formal it's a
• 1:10:42
  couple of days in Brazil, and actually you put me on game just in
• 1:10:46
  case I go down there individually on a vacation of something that I need to
• 1:10:51
  stay away from football, and from four or five days, something tells me
• 1:10:57
  I can pack black or navy, right or tan. I doubt that I
• 1:11:03
  have a problem not packing my green colors since I only have one green shirt.
• 1:11:11
  Anyway, how about I just not take that. Oh, if you're
• 1:11:15
  going down there on gang, let it be known. You know what I'm
• 1:11:16
  saying. You know what I'm saying, Just go down there with it.
• 1:11:21
  If that's how you go to Brazilian flag have green in it, Yes,
• 1:11:26
  it does, just does. But but the American flag has red and right.
• 1:11:33
  But I bet you won't go to Compton with that trying to explain that
• 1:11:36
  to the people. Well, well you know the flag I raise up.
• 1:11:44
  How man's just respect what the people telling you. This ain't your part of
• 1:11:49
  town. Go over there, go over there. We always be trying to
• 1:11:54
  insert ourselves and sensibilities into these situations. Those politics run themselves, and that's
• 1:12:00
  what if you're on a true professional footing. Yes, how about I just
• 1:12:06
  stay at the hotel. How about I'm here for work. I came in
• 1:12:11
  just to play a game. So since they gang ganging down here, how
• 1:12:15
  about I just stay here? Hey man, you want to go to the
• 1:12:17
  marathon store? No more sports? Hey? Lookko at on a bet I
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  Welcome back to the show. A couple of birthdays here coming off of
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  Diana Tarassi? Maya more? Thirty five Tims, The R and B Artist
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  He plays Tyrian Lanister if you ever watched that series, And by the way,
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  time can't move fast enough for Sunday to come. And I don't know about
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  what your House of Dragon people, Uharian, I've seen it. I haven't
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  gotten into it yet. I know you right now. I'm on the arc
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  Light. I'm on that now, arc Lights. Yeah, the Arc Light.
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  You're not House Dragon, not not at all. Blacks and Greens,
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  You're not ready for it on Sunday season two. I'm sorry, what is
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  that he trying to trying to I'm back on that. It's a big cool
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  time. I'm back on Power. That's I don't know, is that even
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  all? It's back on. It just started back this week, the original
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  Power. I mean the book to go. Yeah. Oh I've never seen
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  book two. Yeah it's bad. Yeah, I'm excite. It's bad.
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  It's bad. But birthdays. As we said at the beginning of Man who
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  Mason this and you a funny guy, Power is all about killing in drugs
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  or the black community. And I'm not judging because we didn't all experience drug
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  in the black people. We've all been there. He's a businessman. Ghosts
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  was ghost was two different. That's what you tell yourself. You tell yourself
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  it's ghost was a murderer. He murdered a gall that goes but that wasn't
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  show. But that wasn't Jamie. Five minutes into the first episode, he
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  murdered schizophrenic, didn't he? Yeah, But like I said, that was
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  The Pastor sixty seven. Swallowed, Swallow, Swallow? Have you ever been
• 1:18:11
  swallowed? Have you ever been swallowed? What is that? Miss? There's
• 1:18:16
  some means on social media where right after he was he said something in the
• 1:18:24
  yeah wow, he was have you ever been the heels of him being accused
• 1:18:28
  of being at the Diddy party and people were making fun like maybe we should
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  have known these were signs, and he was asking like, have you ever
• 1:18:38
  been swallowed up by despair? Have you ever been swallowed? Jonah was swallowed?
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  Swallow? We never been swallowed. So it's a it's a P Diddy
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  Joe, it's a P Diddy joege ship. But yeah, it's combined with
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  this. And they put the picture of him out on Diddy stage at the
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  party with you know, he had the tight shorts on and they're bringing it.
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  Have you been swallowed behind it? I didn't see that, but no,
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  it's several different it's several different scenes. I don't want to be in
• 1:19:06
  the Josh Jacobs category where you've eaten just made something up extra to something that
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  really exists. He telling you, I don't. I'm not go signing nothing
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  Joe Money Montana is sixty eight years of age. For real, Williams is
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  gonna have a movie. This is what comanche greg. I guess maybe,
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  like Josh Jacobs, is it bringing to us about his life. But they're
• 1:20:00
  gonna do it in a lego setting the people, So it's gonna be a
• 1:20:03
  cartoon. Uh yeah, an if you if you hold on, hold on,
• 1:20:11
  see this is what I'm talking about. Y'all like to change. It
• 1:20:14
  was just a cartoon when what happened to it? Just but now computers are
• 1:20:18
  being used, like talking about like ones and twos instead of drawing using computers.
• 1:20:30
  This is so we're gonna make a movie about my life, and I
• 1:20:34
  want y'all use lego pieces. Bro, you ain't got used real pieces because
• 1:20:42
  now they got computers. Car So if I draw it, do you still
• 1:20:48
  call it a cartoon? Yeah? Or it's all the animation now if you
• 1:20:53
  if you draw it, it's a cartoon, but used computer. It's animated.
• 1:20:58
  So Wrapped became hip hop. I didn't even get a vote on that
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  know, shrimp pieces, Red Lobster might still be in business. Clarissa Shiels,
• 1:26:34
  who is fourteen and oh the Boxer Great Boxer twenty nine years of age
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  five eight, fourteen and old with two ko says she wants to fight Jake
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  Paul. Did Jake Paul fight with Mike Tyson got pushed back to November.
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  I'm not sure if she sang before or after, but she is calling out
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  Jake Paul. Has a society move far enough to let a fight like this
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  happened? They think we have we moved the needle enough that society will allow
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  a man to face off with a woman in a boxing Have we reached that
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  point? I mean we think we have. It's a difference. It's a
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  difference between me lapping you on the track and me just straight to pieces you
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  to the ground in front of the world. I don't think we're there yet,
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  and we think we are. We'd like to see ourself. That'll help
• 1:27:42
  tell people, really not back into reality. Clarissa's expense at the expense of
• 1:27:47
  man out though, Come on, that's her trying to stay the Ain't nobody
• 1:27:51
  for her to fight? Man? Is that what anybody where all lead?
• 1:27:59
  I guess what you're saying, sixty to've been retired for twenty years, That's
• 1:28:03
  That's what I'm saying. She's got to keep herself in the conversation. And
• 1:28:08
  again, so it becomes like Roy Jones Junior. Remember Roy Jones Junior.
• 1:28:15
  There he beat everybody in that kind of what was it like? Way?
• 1:28:18
  Yeah, and so then he started changing like heavyweight heavyweight, right, he
• 1:28:24
  was trying to find some fights to be able to Okay, I didn't know
• 1:28:29
  that about her. Her division. She can't find anyone to fight, right,
• 1:28:33
  okay. And I was just wondering when I saw the story. I
• 1:28:36
  don't think we've reached that point in sinceiety. I think, like you're saying,
• 1:28:41
  we'd like to believe, but I don't think that would go well for
• 1:28:46
  I think, especially for Jake. No nothing, And I know she might
• 1:28:51
  be playing off like mc kenny is saying. One thing to lap. It
• 1:28:55
  is one thing for Steph Curry to shoot against Sabrina Netscue right in basketball,
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  right, it's another to see somebody's tooth come out with the right hook,
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  right. And then Jake has to live that way. Remember, he has
• 1:29:11
  to go home as the dude who knocked that girl's toothout. I can't believe
• 1:29:15
  you he's actually in there punching that woman like that so hard that you knock
• 1:29:19
  the tooth out because she called you out? How fragile are you, Jake
• 1:29:24
  as a man? Really? She called you out? Now you knock this
• 1:29:27
  lady's tooth out. You gave her a concussion in front of the world,
• 1:29:35
  and now on the heels of that, you fin the fighter Mike Tyson,
• 1:29:40
  and everybody wants him to decapitate you. We want him to put you in
• 1:29:45
  the ring. Right there you go. What's it for him? Though?
• 1:29:50
  There you go again. Nothing, That's what I'm saying. There's nothing in
• 1:29:55
  it for him. There you go again. It's a good sale something all
• 1:29:59
  money and money because you can't even raise your hand at the end. If
• 1:30:05
  he knocks, what is he supposed to do? Jump up on the rope
• 1:30:10
  and beat his chest? What would you got to understand? How that?
• 1:30:14
  What would how would that go? That wouldn't play well? How is Sports
• 1:30:17
  Center supposed to deliver that? Yeah, you have to think of those things.
• 1:30:24
  I mean, the bad produce over there. Whatever world he in,
• 1:30:26
  he had his cousin the bomb fighting another bomb, So you know where his
• 1:30:30
  mind is when it comes to societal bond. You know where he'll go down
• 1:30:38
  to the deepest and lowest levels to get his entertainment. But I already don't
• 1:30:44
  watch boxing, and I definitely don't want to see this at all. I'm
• 1:30:49
  sorry, Clarissa, if you can't find someone at the box and yes,
• 1:30:57
  yes, it's because she's a woman. About the UFC fighters, some of
• 1:31:01
  them, can they come and fight her or whatever ground? I mean,
• 1:31:04
  she's she's moved over to to m m A A. Ronda Rosey don't even
• 1:31:09
  do m anymore. But I'm just saying, is there not some women in
• 1:31:12
  that MMA that can box with their boxer? No? Because there it's m
• 1:31:15
  m A. It's different styles, arrest they do judo, not everyone to
• 1:31:21
  box her, so she would have to go to them. They're not coming
• 1:31:25
  to boxing. What was the young man went to fight Floyd that time?
• 1:31:32
  He boxed a little bit. But you're it's in mm A. It's different
• 1:31:39
  styles. Not everyone's a puncher. Howard University has rescinded uh Sean Combs Ditties
• 1:31:47
  honorary degree. Take that and uh even now why though? Why because see
• 1:31:58
  you start this so anybody that's going to prison that went to Howard needs their
• 1:32:04
  stuff removed to anybody that has done anything, Where where is the crime?
• 1:32:09
  Which which level of crime? Come on? Now, don't be a hypocrite,
• 1:32:14
  see which crimes are? Come on? Now? Which crime? Come
• 1:32:19
  on? All these graduates, y'all, many businesses eighteen ninety or something.
• 1:32:24
  Come on, Mecca, come on, I'm quite sure some come on,
• 1:32:29
  whot I know. I know some of Rapers boys went to Howard. I
• 1:32:35
  know some of Rafers boys went to Howard. Now I know something, and
• 1:32:40
  I ain't gonna talk too much, but I know some folks from hour you
• 1:32:44
  got degrees eight degrees were said it. I'm just saying, did he this
• 1:32:48
  is aunt? So it was a this is an honorary degree. It's not
• 1:32:51
  a real but great. What did you give it to him for his accomplishment?
• 1:32:57
  Did he because he gave him a million dollars? So, and he
• 1:33:00
  gave a million dollars? Did they? Are they giving the money? By
• 1:33:04
  this is the first time I've heard people how is that helping? And I
• 1:33:12
  think it's them saying this is it's a pr move that like, if we
• 1:33:15
  disassociate ourselves from him, then it's already already. But people don't even know
• 1:33:20
  that did he with the Howards? Everybody already brought up as much that's part
• 1:33:27
  of his story that he went there. And hold on, let's make sure
• 1:33:31
  we understand once it has been done, it's been done. How is rescinding
• 1:33:39
  removing you kept taking the money for your rent. The fans came and you
• 1:33:45
  said, well, I'm going to give you a check back. That don't
• 1:33:50
  change the fact that you kept taking the money for the rent, and you
• 1:33:54
  knew where the money was coming from. You knew I didn't come up with
• 1:33:58
  no quantum theories, came up with take that. Take that that's still stand.
• 1:34:02
  My take that take that still good. I wonder they give all the
• 1:34:05
  interest back to that. They I'm just saying, I'm just saying whatever,
• 1:34:10
  whatever it was, don't mean we wasn't cool. You act like now you
• 1:34:15
  you don't believe what I believe, and we wasn't the same people, and
• 1:34:19
  I ain't from there. You just embarrassed right now. And this proves,
• 1:34:24
  like I've always known a lot of things, people have changed. They used
• 1:34:30
  to really almost wait till you died before they would name or give you stuff.
• 1:34:38
  Because of this exact reason, I start giving you honorary degrees at forty.
• 1:34:45
  So now you're going to say, I got you cast the light that
• 1:34:47
  I have to live the rest of my life trouble free. And this is
• 1:34:55
  really I'm not making this up. But when you be thinking, well,
• 1:34:58
  why didn't name this after someone they've really you don't like the name things until
• 1:35:01
  you dead, so you can't do anything. The Football Hall of Fame still
• 1:35:09
  explaining, OJI explain what I'm saying, but he that was years before and
• 1:35:16
  then trying to get that. So do you agree with them for what they
• 1:35:19
  did? Comegine, Uh, we com of like it doesn't really matter that,
• 1:35:27
  Okay, Yeah, it wasn't for like the reasons that this is just
• 1:35:30
  a pr move. This is just on the surface. And if they didn't
• 1:35:36
  do it, I don't think anyone was like, oh, I'm not going
• 1:35:40
  to Howard because they still associate with Diddy bad Producer. I liked that they
• 1:35:45
  gave the money back. They've done it. If you're going to do it,
• 1:35:48
  give all the money and everything else that they gave along with it.
• 1:35:51
  But if I'm like you though, it's too late now you already giving it
• 1:35:55
  to him Big Kenny. I'm not a fan of fake Okay. Yeah,
• 1:36:00
  I don't think they just did anything at all at all. It didn't soften
• 1:36:06
  none of them blows that that girl took. Yeah, if you had given
• 1:36:12
  if you had given him an honorary degree after this, like after he done
• 1:36:19
  what he's done, then I can see how you're on the hook. Right.
• 1:36:25
  You didn't know this, just like everybody else, So you're not guilty.
• 1:36:28
  You don't have to sit there and drop your head for something you didn't
• 1:36:30
  know. And the million dollars was helping you with other kids, right kid,
• 1:36:36
  it was a scholarship. Come on, man, and how is that
• 1:36:40
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  right there. That's the problem in your own You're not exploring other people's thoughts.
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  mushroom and people be wanting to alter your brain chemistry to help. I mean,
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  next big thing and treatment mental illness. Well, that's and and it's sort
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  of like with any other thing they accidentally discover. Yeah, everybody will be
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  relaxed, but it'll be Former former All Pro Miami Dolphins cornerback Xavier Howard allegedly
• 1:41:45
  sent a boy sexually explicit images and video of the boy's mother because she refused
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  to get an abortion. Now, only reason Xavian, you're not going in
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  the ocean is because of the word allegedly, So I can't. I don't
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  have proof yet, right, this is just alleged. So you she the
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  difference, Yeah, he would be. He would be right up underneath the
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  guy that was in the dryer. Yes, yes, because the guy in
• 1:42:25
  the dryer won't be beat this in twenty twenty four, remem the guy that
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  got him the dryer. You're not gonna beat that. But we could have
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  came up with the runner up if this is true. But I can't because
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  it says allegedly he shared some images of the boy's mother and the video because
• 1:42:45
  of her unwillingness to have an abortion. This is a court fight fouling down
• 1:42:54
  in Miami where with this she is suing him. It was supposed to happen
• 1:43:01
  back in twenty twenty two, So we will see how this works out for
• 1:43:09
  mister Howard. Now I wish I could say, oh no, But just
• 1:43:16
  like the bad producer is cool with a man and a woman and having a
• 1:43:19
  boxing match. This sound I mean, it's gonna be easy. Think about
• 1:43:28
  it now, It's gonna be easy to prove, very easy to prove all
• 1:43:30
  the sudden got to do this, say these the videos and didn't give his
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  mama the side, these the videos and the number where it came from.
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  Yes, they can trace it back. Now even if you try, and
• 1:43:45
  this is the thing about the fades Uncle X, Yes, because that's probably
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  what he got in moneer this uncle something like that text me And even if
• 1:43:53
  he got it under some sort of uh name like you know, yo,
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  your club name or your pseudonym or something, they can trace it back to
• 1:44:04
  your IP address and all of that. Well it won't have to because remember
• 1:44:08
  you text me, You text me. That's so I'm all I have to
• 1:44:11
  do is show proof of the number. You might you might think you're using
• 1:44:15
  a burn for your database to see that it came from a number that was
• 1:44:18
  under you or somebody you was connected to and they go back and if it's
• 1:44:24
  a burning phone, they'll get the footage from the place where you bought it.
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  It's it's traceable. Yeah. I don't get how you thought that was
• 1:44:31
  going to be cool. Examen. Yeah, I don't think he used a
• 1:44:34
  burner phone, and I don't give him the burner phone either. I'm just
• 1:44:39
  trying to he had this in his phone and got mad and wanted to insult
• 1:44:44
  that young man about his mother. You you find to be his stepdaddy.
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  Sah, yeah, y'all playing. You could have just went on, stepped
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  up. What happened to the what happened to the cold with kids? And
• 1:45:00
  of what old people civilians? You didn't. You didn't invite that. No
• 1:45:05
  between me and you, ain't got nothing to do with your your kids.
• 1:45:10
  Kid. I thought that was a cold. It's no longer the cold.
• 1:45:13
  Well, just like how cartoons and animation were the rim shot. You need
• 1:45:23
  to get on your game comand Greg, there we go. Come on now,
• 1:45:30
  I guess everything is is changing. I don't know how this will affect
• 1:45:33
  him going forward the NFL, because this is this is all kinds of This
• 1:45:38
  is uh wire frauds or blackmail. This is and then on his age,
• 1:45:47
  Yes, he's gonna exploitation, uh, child sex crimes, all kinds of
• 1:45:54
  things. I'm trying to figure. I don't see an age down on it.
• 1:45:59
  It sounds like maybe how they listed as a kid. That maybe,
• 1:46:04
  but because how old is it, Howard, I don't think he's only about
• 1:46:09
  thirty. Yeah, he's not that old. So you imagine the young lady
• 1:46:14
  is somewhere in the range of four or five six years tefly. That's what
• 1:46:18
  you're whether it's up or down. Yeah, typically you're dating in that reign.
• 1:46:25
  And so that kid has a very strong chance of being a miner,
• 1:46:28
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  And now back to the Sports John Wayne Gandy. Now it's time for the
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  On the Sports Jack Show with Wayne Gandy. Pull up in a demon
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  on God looking like I still do fraud, flying Brocker jet with the rot
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  It's a z it's a pull a demon on. Welcome back to the Sports
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  Shock. Shut up the Sports Shock, Wayne Gandy. Uh these new poems,
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  I don't know if they're new or just the way they are approaching people.
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  But a Edmonton oiler fan young lady flashed herself the camera, pulled up
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  her shirt and flashed the camera at one of the recent hockey matches. And
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  now she is being harassed by a couple of horn sights. They keep trying
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  to find out who and where they can locate her to offer her some kind
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  of deal. And the story was just interesting to me that this young lady
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  probably was just in the moment and did this. How did you get around
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  to thinking I flashed the camera, so I must be into I want to
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  show my body to people. How did how were these sensibilities? You're our
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  polar north man? She I mean, I expect this kind of stuff from
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  the guy from my right and guy from my left. But ladyes just caught
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  in the moment, and now you are sending out a world wide search because
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  some some people have accepted those deals before, and you know, some it
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  could have been something in the moment. And I think a lot of people
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  think that those things are done because they want some kind of fame, some
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  kind of attention, and that's not always the case. This is when that's
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  not really the case. Right now, right now, right now, are
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  you waiting? It's the thing? Listen, are you listening? That's the
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  thing. That's the thing. We about to start watching a Netflix special by
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  the woman who went to a basketball game with somebody else, didn't even show
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  her body, and now they got a whole documentary about how her boyfriend had
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  to sell his basketball team because she wanted to be famous. Now, I
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  don't know what that lady was trying to do, but I know what the
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  expectation of the industry is. Now. Surely if you're willing to go to
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  a game that's nationally televised and flash him. You're looking for the attention.
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  We liked what we saw. We're in the business of exploiting flesh. Let's
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  got talent, and she got it. She got and what I'm saying,
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  so are we wrong for wanting to exploit you? Or are you wrong for
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  thinking that you could only exploit yourself a little bit? You're the one who's
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  wrong for thinking that everybody wants to be explored. And no, come on,
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  man, yeah you do. You want it to be exploited. I'm
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  no different than than a guy that goes to the game and paints hisself orange
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  or pull his shirt off. You did it for exploitation, didn't you.
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  I did it because we were in the moment of the game and we were
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  at the Stanley Cup. I still think that's a little bit like saying,
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  I mean, this is and see. But I'm one of those people that
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  I just call it what it is, and like a lot of people,
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  for a moment, you forget that something is going to be broadcast further than
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  just right now. The moment you're doing something, you're thinking it's cold circuit.
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  No, I'm saying I could see her not thinking it all the way
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  through. I accept that. I'm saying that the people who contacted her ain't
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  wrong for that. They just doing what people like that do. When sharks
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  smell blood, they go to where they smell the blood. And that's just
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  the nature of sharks. And that's all I'm saying that the people who do
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  that kind of thing, that's their nature. It's business for them. Well,
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  but I'm saying for me, right, it's not like your Coca Cola.
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  Yeah, you called a Nabisco or General Meal, right, and you're
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  you're contacting me in some kind of civil job opportunity. You're you're contacting me
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  in a grimy Yeah, but you didn't. You didn't fill out no traditional
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  job applications. I didn't fill out nothing. Yeah, okay, I didn't
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  come. I didn't come down to your office. I didn't have your name
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  my shirt. Think about it. When I pulled my shirt up, it
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  didn't have your site. Now, if I pulled my shirt up and it
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  had your sight on my stomach, I understand why you called me right,
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  right, right, And I think that we just live in a world where
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  everyone assumes that everyone is trying to yeah, to be exploited, so and
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  and different, even if she had done it then went home and took it
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  and uploaded it to her self usself. He's letting you know, maybe call
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  me right right right now, you just being a bad producer, and this
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  right and this is a great he's we're gonna work on. This is an
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  example of watch what you do though comansa. Greg wants you to know that
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  coming soon will be a Beatles movie, but in a unique spin. They
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  are going to do each Beatle a movie. Which Beatle will they start with?
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  You think gotta start with Paul, He's the most prominent, still a
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  lot not John. You gotta start with Ring. You gotta build up John.
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  Dude. You got to start off with the dude that wasn't there anymore.
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  He was the fifth dude that quit. Or you that you start with
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  Paul or John and then in with Paul or John just to get people some
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  get the people interested. Okay, I'll get you now now And I'm sure
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  some of this may still be in the working theory. Uh. The Harrison
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  guy has to be third George Harrison, right, So I start with either
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  Paul or John, then I go to Ringo. Then I go to George
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  Harris, George Harrison, but then I end with one of them. But
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  do you think that Paul and John's story the breakup was more of them.
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  That's why you want to work. We want to end together. I would
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  start off, like I said, with either George or when are you talking
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  about Derek White? Earlier Derek White? What the basketball players were talking about
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  the hairline? Getting further back to I'm starting. I looked, don't your
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  past listen. I'm mystified you. You have broken my concentration when I looked
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  over there, Look how far it goes back. And you can see it
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  on camera too, Yeah, you can see it on Let me let me
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  way back like like like bucket seats. But what I want to baby Neil
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  and he's still fighting. He throwing he was that talking about deary what with
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  the corn roll started the middle of his forehead and the boom boom, we
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  are you know? The truth is he will throw your ocean. It's time
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  to wrap things up on the Sports Junk Show with Wayne Candy h h.
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  When you houns of ocean, it gives the sportshots just a minute to Ben
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  would like to Thank you for tuning into today's show. If you missed any
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  contributions for today's show. Going in the Ocean is Chicago. The mayor of
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  Chicago, who's been in office only one year, has been found to have
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  spent some campaign funds. And it's not on jets, it's not on vacations,
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  it's on skincare product. They have found that over the last two of
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  us he's spent over thirty thousand dollars of campaign funds on hair and body products.
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  Interesting, what goes down in the shy Yes, it is very that's
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  like twenty five hundred dollars a month. What a mean I'm the mayor,
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  IM look at me. Brendan Johnson, the mayor who took over last year,
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  loves to get his products. Thirty thousand. That's a lot of you.
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  You the master Coco. Ain't no drugs, ain't no sex trafficking,
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  ain't no murder. You talking about skin cap You've embarrassed my city makeup.
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  You have embarrassed my city. Brandon. I'm sorry now, Laurie Light,
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  but this should have been your crime. Yes, you should have been the
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  one guilt there is, Brandon. You working people's time for that. Brandon
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  fucked up clank. I got two words from brand brother boy scout thirty thousand
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  dollars in skin care product. I wonder if he's gonna have to I'm gonna
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  get bad dollars to get a haircut. Don't take it all long. Come
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  on, no man, you see this girl from the sports shop show me.
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  I don't know why you keep pulling in the back and talking about bout
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  show. I can't breaking it that way. Hope you have a good week. Peace,