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We Deserve It! · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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Enough, just enough. I don't have any harsh show. Share your suck
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and we hold the world ransom for Wayne. Ynny excuse me while I whip
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this out shore broadcasting live and it led her to a jest. This this
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is the Sports Shock Show with Wayne Candy. You Bill began to lean up.
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Dang can win again? Frank. We tell dot Com to come to
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pet it comes to Mark? Is it just I'm gonna do it begin,
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I'm gonna go on the way you vegan. Welcome, Welcome, welcome.
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You're listening to the Sports Shock Show. I'm the Sportshock Wayne Candy, Good
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morning to you out there listening land coming into the busiest week of the year.
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When you talk about flying next seven eight days with the fourth of July
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upon a summer, whether airports should be crowded people trying to get in and
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out of town. I remember here in the A, even though we are
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the world's busiest airport, it really is nowhere to park. You'd be better
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off like just letting somebody drop you off on the highway and walking over.
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There is literally nowhere to park at Hartsfield Jackson clean the construction and how many
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people drive too. You got to realize that we have the thing in Atlanta.
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It's not just that we don't have a busting public transportation corps that would
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help, but this is a driving city. For those that are born in
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the raised in the Southern States, we were drivers, We were talked to
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drive, and when you did get some money, you're one of your Your
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real first purchase of independence was finding you a piece of car. And they
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literally used to call it that a piece of car, not a whole car,
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just something that a ride. The piece mean that there's always gonna be
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something you gotta fix, but you got a car. That was your goal
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in growing up down here. And everybody drive so no matter where, how
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many carpool lanes and that, and that's the part of the traffic. It's
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the same thing at the airport. Everybody you can drive out of airport and
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every spot is taken you you wouldn't know where to go park like then they're
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parked there for a while. It's not like two days. It's like you
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ride that car, been there. It's dusty. That's how long it's being
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so dusty out there. So just watch yourself, get you a ride,
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have somebody drop you off. That is the best way to go. You
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can't excuse me, you can't tell them walk on the highway though, you
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can't tell I can't. Now, you know these people to get out on
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the highway and get hit, well, they need to get some exercise.
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They're already delivering their grocery. Get some exercise. Not the point if somebody
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get hit, they'll be like, what said, no, I said walk?
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You said, get dropped up? Better off getting dropped off on the
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highway and just walk over across the street. You see. So now you
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don't encourage people to the I don't believe in that kind of That's what's wrong
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with our country right now. I believe that's too. But then, what
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kind of car you said? A piece of what a piece of car?
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Not a not a pizza car like a pizza see a slice of a cup?
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Right when you get to the stop sign, you got to put it
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in neutral and keep hitting. The grig is in the building. Been Kenny,
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the funny man himself, the bad producer. Great weekend here in Atlanta,
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great weekend and the secondary sports. Secondary sports. I say that from
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a sense of Olympic trials. Was this weekend and ladies and gentlemen, After
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watching the Olympic trials, I have now moved the hundred yard dash is really
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maybe the weakest track and feel event. They sold it to us as it's
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the greatest. I don't think the person that can run one hundred meters deserves
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that much credit. After watching the Olympic trials. When I watch now,
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those people that run that hundred in three minutes and fifty five seconds need a
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salute one hundred and three minutes when they run the mile on the mile,
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Okay, they run that mile race okay, okay in three fifty okay,
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yeah, they need a salute. The hundred is just you don't even have
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to breathe. Muscles don't even tighten up. I watched the hundred, I
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watched the eight hundred, I watched the fifteen hundred, I watched the five
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thousand, I watched the ten thousand. That's training and see that's real every
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day. I'm in shit. I don't even know that one hundred meter runners
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are in shape, sir. And I would say, you say, you
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said you watched it. Take off the ten thousand. See I don't eat.
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I still don't believe that event really exists. If he sitting around there,
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ain't nobody running. No ten thousand me. It takes like thirty minutes
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that sprint thirty minutes. Now have that of Spain. I always tell people
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they lying ain't nobody running, No, no, no tenth times. And
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this young lady, Sidney McLaughlin lev run whatever. Drop that part off,
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Take that off until you retire. Sydney. Just go back to Sydney mcloughy.
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And I respect your husband, love him, stay with it. Do
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he run if he formed an NFL player, play about two years I think
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with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Now he just carries her bag, which is big
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bags to carry, but her dominance is. And I'm from a track background,
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meaning that being in the state of Florida, the number two attraction outside
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of football in my state was track me. It was kind of like old
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stories of Jesse James. Right. You just be in chemistry class and somebody
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will come in with some information about a kid from Pensacola. Now, I
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remember, nobody at the school ever been outside the county. Hey kid,
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Pensacola kid at the state national four two three. Oh man, that's impossible.
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It's not impossible. I've seen it with my own eyes and the paper
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that somebody just feel it's big time. To be the fastest man in Florida
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means that you're most likely one of the top two or three fastest people in
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the country. Means that eventually I'm probably gonna hear your name up for the
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Olympics. That's how fast to have that trophy in Florida. But this young
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lady running these four hundred meter hurdles and her dominance seems unfair. I can
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see how sometimes officials feel like you need to get tested. I'd be wanting
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to test Sydney. I'd be want to just call her over, get a
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little quick sample of the blood and go from her dominant. How are you
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dominating? How is it nobody she's doing the flow, Joe? Why is
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there nobody in the picture frame? Like the camera is having to zoom out
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to catch who's in sect? The closest competitive she made? What happened to
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her? Just being in her bag? She in her bag, that's her
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thing. She everybody else sitting around trying to do TikTok challenges and come up
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with a name for their new advertising campaign, and she's just out there left
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right, left right. Every day and now I ain't got to talk about
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it. I'm gonna be about it now. Would test my blood gets up
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of the blood I'm saying, I'm sure it's the Olympic trial. Somebody everywhere
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with a cups master world record yesterday, which was her world record. Wow
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over a cheezer. Yeah, she's broken the world record and she's twenty four.
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She's broken the record her like five times already. So she she playing
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with everybody right now. Yeah, she's just playing with us. She told
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the announces that she she thinks today she was gonna run the whole race.
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Yeah, she's playing with us. How do you? How do you?
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How do you? I bet you? I bet I bet you, I
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beat myself. I bet you. I don't I bet you. I bet
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you with But it's just amazing to watch and and and those performances that I
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just can't press enough. When you watch, I know, we're all giddy
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and and and they throw that hundred in your face as the benchmark, and
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it's cute and all that, but to really watch these other athletes and understand
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it's a whole different training between sprinting one hundred meters and basically sprinting a mile
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like that, that's a long you know, running and getting somewhere in under
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eight seconds. Though, excuse me, you're getting one hundred meters in less
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than eight seconds though they don't think that's no, that's nothing. That's not
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even conditioning. A way you could look at it is Shikari Richardson one in
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the trials for the hundred. In the two hundred, I think she finished
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fourth, right, So that longer distance, even like with two hundred meters,
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I mean, it's not all like you you see. Seeing more a
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longer distance, you'll kind of see like who the who can really hold that
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that top speed or whatever? Yeah, the mile I was the ladies mile
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yesterday. Lady ran three minutes and fifty five seconds the mile. In the
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mile, it takes me three minutes fifty five seconds to drive a milep atlant
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up for real, you know. I just yeah, the hundred is an
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explosion and we like to make it seem but watching just showed me everybody else
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is training. The one hundred meters runner is not training sportshack. I believe,
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not even a distance to train. I believe you because just now I
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was trying to imitate the hundred yard dash and then the race is over.
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I can't even go for a thousand meters. I didn't even make that noise
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for thirty minutes. I'd be exhausted. And these people are running flat out
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for thousands of Yeah. I understand what you're saying, because even as we
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go, even in something like the four hundred, they're running four hundred meters
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at a pace of basically ten seconds every hundred meters. That's what they're running.
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That's way more impressive. Ten seconds every one hundred meters the whole to
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be able to run a forty second and you got a whole another one hundred
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meters to keep right back. Wow, that is Yeah, it's impressive.
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Wayne Candy. How do y'all like those kind of songs like that when they
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like basically capitalized on somebody else's previous success. It's been having a through the
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industry for years. I didn't I didn't say it didn't happen. That's why,
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as sir, I'm just saying you feel about it. I have mixed
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feelings about it. I have mixed feelings about it. One it's it's often
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for me, I'm pleasurable to hear the old school beat, but it offends
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me when I hear people trying to give this artist credit for that, Like
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have you heard they knew they slapped with that, and on they just played
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somebody's beat and rapped over it on that's and then you have to go back
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and give them the history of it, and it's like, oh, but
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they still did it, Like, no, they didn't do it better because
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they didn't change anything. They just took two shorts voice like in this particular
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track, took his voice off of it. George, I mean, I'm
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echo any same thing. You know. Basically, Oh man, somebody say
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that you hear the new song and then you hear it in the beat,
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but then it takes me back to that point in time when we started realizing
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that hearing this, oh, that's an old song and it's something that's just
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recycled, and it's just depends on some songs I don't think you should touch.
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That's just my opinion. There's there's some songs you shouldn't touch. But
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now I'm saying, when you say shouldn't touch, there are samples, say
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there are cover versions, cover version, you do the song word for word,
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but you just perform. But I'm thinking there's some songs in there,
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samples like we just heard. But I'm saying, like as far as one.
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But they, like I said once again as a DJ, sometimes you
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if you do play that, if I do play that, I'll try to
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throw in the too short to let people know, hey, he had it
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first. Yeah I got. I got mixed feelings about it because it's,
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uh, it's been a cheap, a cheap way to get music out there
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for the last few years by not even like remixing the beat. Just take
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that beat and that's the And that's what me and you agree where it is.
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Music has always been jumbled up samples and stuff like that, but you
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should try to hide the sample, or at least you used to have it
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come to you halfway through the song. Oh man, that's an old change
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brown yeah song. But now it's the song. And I'm just gonna do
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some different verses on top of it and sell it like I'm winning. I'm
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just wondering how music because all of us are into music. It's just blake
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now there is no and I tried to hide it from you or make you
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ponder which song is it. And I use the phrase offend because again when
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I go, oh that's and people go, oh man, that ain't no
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crime, Like that's not a big deal, Like, hey man, they
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just stole his song and took his voice off of people go, oh,
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that's no big deal. They do that all. I hate when they try
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to act as though like the newer one is better than the old one on
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that old one. All that's tired. That's tired. It's not tired.
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Well, what's never gonna get tired is the James family. Lebron James,
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Jenny Buss. The Lakers last week drafting Bronnie James Bron Bron and the second
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round bringing him home to La. He can stay at the house, kick
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it with his mom. Mom can cook that skinless chicken breast and fat free
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broccoli for him and Bryce the younger, because you know, the little girl
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is the one that's mad MoMA in they're making meals. She don't want the
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little daughter. She wants something with some sugar and some of that stuff in
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it, brunning them in there with you know, dehydrated, fat free property.
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That's enough, Like what more do you want to torture me with?
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But the Lakers making the move that they should have made, drafting Lebron James's
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son with a fifty fifth pick. As we talked about nepotism. I keep
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seeing people keep trying to label it that. I think the consensus of our
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panel last week is that we don't even understand what nepotism is. My understanding
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of nepotism from what I thought, is when I hire my brother who didn't
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graduate from high school to run Boeing, that's nepotism to me. But nepotism
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is it I hired my brother, who has four degrees from MIT and to
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run Boeing. That's not nepotism to me. That's making it a family business.
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In this case, Brunnie James picked fifty five. He was rated as
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one of the top fifty five sixty players, So it wasn't like they kept
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pushing him to go higher. The sales of his jersey, the T shirts
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skyrocket at what second round pick do you know that's going to generate not just
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for the Lakers, but even when you send him to the G League team
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where that's most likely, well, here's spent a year or two. You
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send him down there, Scottie Pippen junior, and he out there on one
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of their teams and somebody else's son and you you know, let him pla
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the Bulls. Just Rich Paul said, he's not he's not playing in the
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g That's what Rich. He's not signing a two way contract. He's signed
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a regular contract. But that's good for what Rich. I'm not as fine,
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Rich, I don't know what Rich Paul had. That's good for him.
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I'm talking about the possibilities that are laid before him without even negotiate.
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If he went to camp and all I had to do was send him to
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the G League, it's still profitable for me as an organization. Now,
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I don't know in the preseason, I can play him with his dad,
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correct, So even that is sellout. So you're talking about the three or
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four preseason games, so it's going to be sellouts. Just to see if
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Lebron to Lebron because that Brunni's name, Lebron. Yeah, so Lebron to
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Lebron. Yeah. So you know, it's it's just a great thing to
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see. I'm quite sure. The family and any time you have brothers,
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any kind of relations Doc Rivers to his son, those are just special moments
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that you probably never the Morris and Morris twins, any of that kind of
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stuff is just great to be able to see the holidays, Drew and the
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and shake and want shaken both ways and make you do what though? What
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makes this one shot shot? This one shock? Wayne came to Good Morning
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to you out there listening, Lamb Big Kenny, the Bad Producer command you
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Greg in the building, get your hands off the computer's gents, join me
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in the spirit of the NBA free agent, Spirit of the NBA Free agent,
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the spirit of it. Yes, where guys get richer. Yeah,
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even when they don't deserve. No, no, I can't say that,
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even when they don't deserve say that. Can't can't say that you can't deserve
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deserve meaning that you didn't do any thing more than you did yesterday. That's
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all. God bless the us, get more, God bless the hustle.
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You can't be mad like getting to raise and then show up the work.
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Don't be mad. It's all that's called smart. But by the you know,
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no, take it from listen, take it from an athlete. We
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don't deserve any of what we get now, Hush, we don't deserve.
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We're playing a game. It's just it's something that this sounds counterintuitive. I
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swear you can't because it's just something that y'all like to pay. It doesn't
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really, it's not worth what it's paid. Sports. Don't do that.
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Don't because if you make them believe that paying to see you get hit by
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other big men ain't worth it. No me telling a joke I would show
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gon't be worth it, but none, none of the entertainment is worth what
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it is. Well, I tell you I work hard at that standing on
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stage. It's it's one of the true exploitations of the human person. One
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of the insurance is one of the true exploitations. I am insulted, sir.
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Do you know how hard it is to wait about nine to see you
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all to work in the conversation in a sense that I'm putting it down.
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Do whatever you're doing. Fine, But paying a basketball player two hundred million
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dollars for four years, which is the equivalent of maybe three hundred games.
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That's three hundred and fifty games. That's if he makes them all versus a
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whole school full of teachers. Ye, don't make that in four years school
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go to the local high school and the whole school system of that high school.
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It's not two hundred million dollars. No, So don't think that's why
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it is a blessing. And I'm not telling you not to go do it.
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Go do it, but come on, now, let's not be that's
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the delusional part I never sold myself. I think that's the part that I
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always grasp and understand was a blessing and helped me play a long time that
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this is not this is really kind of stupid in a sense. Humans like
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to be entertained. We do. We do God exactly the same God.
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There's not a lot of money, but it's not like it entertains really actually
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pushes us forward as much as it is rewarded. It just don't the kind
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of money. But people like that. Most of the people's budget, I
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mean, entertainment probably the second highest thing in someone's household outside of their mortgage
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that they spend it. When you tally at the end of the year,
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you sit there and you start, you know, you've spent six seven thousand
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dollars on entertainment. And remember entertainment is music, movies, yes, live,
31:18
yeah, all of that, all of those little things. Yes,
31:22
I don't think you ain't train. Yeah, all that is part of your
31:26
And you add all that up, you found a lot of money and sports.
31:30
If you just go get your rock and chill and watch the birds and
31:34
a book, you have a lot more on the bottom line. And I've
31:38
always agreed with so I'm not knocking. I'm just saying I've just never lost
31:42
this perspective that and you know, and that's why I always felt guys,
31:48
if you play from that, you will try to give people their dollars worth.
31:52
Yes, that's why guys that we go. I can't hate Lebron like
31:57
the bad producer does, because Lebron gives you your money's worth. Hate him
32:05
and don't you know like him or don't what you came to see? You
32:08
came to get you some of the king and here go. Are you not
32:13
entertained? Are you not entertained? A man entertained you for twenty two years?
32:15
He's given you high quality HD entertainment. Yes. Yeah, some of
32:23
these guys have done Jesse James. They pulled air mask up and went in
32:30
there and got some of that same money and just dipped out and left.
32:35
The din't make no imprint, so you know, stick up kids, Yeah,
32:39
they stuck the league up. Well like you. I've always believed that.
32:45
I've always been baffled by the amount of money people are willing to spend
32:51
on entertainment. And for me, my perspective was different in that I didn't
32:53
get like drafted into entertainment out of high school. If I'd had that opportunity,
32:58
I'd loved it. But to go into entertainment from a nine to five
33:01
corporate job and see the disparity and how hard I worked in corporate America to
33:07
barely waking up to get to a show and making as much or more money,
33:13
was like, wow, you know people really do that just to hear
33:16
you talk and make them laugh. And I was like this, you know,
33:21
it seemed like the dudes that struggle with me in the break room should
33:24
be living a more quality life. But we prioritize right from all of work.
33:34
Me included. Yes, yes, that's why I said. I know
33:37
it's one of I did run my numbers. I know it's top three.
33:43
I like entertainment. I like to go to stuff. Yes, and I'm
33:45
not telling about we gotta be front row thousand dollar tickets. No, No,
33:52
we just get a twenty five dollar ticket. Watch the Battle of the
33:54
Band. You can get me to see. Go watch any kind of sporting
33:57
event. It f it's in my schedule. I'll be anywhere watching anything.
34:04
But I don't ever lose sight that the entertainment, the man that might one
34:09
day fix your heart, should be making more money than the guy that made
34:15
a song for the impact the song was nice, but they didn't give you
34:23
an extra twelve years, and that song got got on your ride from here
34:30
to monk Coming. But when you heard throwing all them bands standing on her
34:35
hands, you know what I'm saying, It made your heart beat. I'm
34:39
saying it didn't fix your heart, but it made it. God know you
34:43
was alive. So it's kind of right, right, it's close to it.
34:52
It ain't really like that. It's just one of those amazing things when
34:57
you watch and I'm never hating on what people make. I don't even like
35:00
to say it. I don't even think it should be out there. I
35:01
think it'd be little society. I've always said that here on this show,
35:07
it should just be he makes four he signed a four year deal, or
35:10
he's down this five year deal. Throwing out numbers that these guys make.
35:15
I made to a society. Where as Big Kenny is saying people put in
35:21
a long day, and you're saying in a four year period, you're gonna
35:24
make more than a five person household. I think it's Ditch and Genie that
35:34
Paul George in four years is going to this man who went out, got
35:38
married, had three kids, and all five of them were not gonna make
35:43
right what Paul George may and you put it out like it's soul pro I
35:49
find that offense when comedians will argue about what people offer them in front of
35:55
people like, man, he only offered me eighteen g for that show.
36:00
It's one hour, Bran, you know, and you and people looking at
36:04
him like, man, you need to go get that money. He man.
36:07
You know, people will tell you how they're worth far more. And
36:10
the average working guy is thinking, if I just had one day like that
36:15
in my life, I'd be set. But you know, this dude's turning
36:20
down shows that aren't a certain amount. So God bless the hustle. I
36:25
ain't call the police on them, you know what I'm saying, Call the
36:29
police if I had a talented in a certain sport or entertainment, I'm Joe
36:36
Jackson too. I swear my cotton. If I walk by the bathroom and
36:40
you in there and you giving me some of that ushersha, do that again?
36:47
Boy, come in here, do that day she was doing for your
36:52
mama, now, gon do yeah? Make sure it ain't just me Marie,
36:58
Marie, watch my boy, dude this day do the little space.
37:04
Uh. We were talking about running James out of the other guys. That's
37:08
top ten twelve in basketball history and what people would say and your knowledge any
37:15
of them. Son make the NBA, like the Kareems, the Bill Russell's
37:24
Walton, Bill Walton's son. Yeah, man, the Bars they was a
37:35
high rank guy, Doc Rivers Son made it. It's just like somebody just
37:42
recently claimed it. Jim hardaway Son. Yeah, the Barry boys will cut
37:47
because of him. One time, one player was saying he got cut because
37:52
of the Barrys had the name in the league or whatever, and that's the
37:54
only reason. But he got cut later on the same time. So everybody
37:59
else always got these different stories. But like you said, Rick Barry,
38:01
he had well three, three, five five sons. Yeah, five of
38:06
them in the league. So yeah, well four when in the NBA.
38:12
Yeah, four when the NBA. They all played and they all played in
38:14
college. Yeah. I don't I don't know why they thought. Oh they
38:19
were saying that because they were Rick Son. Yeah, that one. Uh,
38:22
it was the I forgot. I'm gonna have to find an article.
38:24
It was just reasoning San Antonio when they were on the San Antonio. The
38:28
one that was on San Antonio when he got cut. Uh I forgot all
38:31
the players said he got cut because of uh Rick the Berry, because of
38:36
the name. They kept the Berry name instead of keeping down. Nah,
38:40
I don't think so because he got cut. Yeah, it probably was that
38:45
the Berry guy respectfully smoked his marijuana. There's a way and you just out
38:52
in the park in the parking lot, just blazing. You can't even show
38:58
them, but the word smoke roll up. He just know where to smoke.
39:01
He just know where to smoke. He's smoking right, He's just oh
39:06
by the donut release vent. He just over there. Don't nobody see it.
39:09
They think they just think he likes smelling donut and you just come in
39:14
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39:17
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a sports jaint. I'll say even the big cany welk back to the boy
42:47
shock Shock this boy shock Wayne knd Uh. We were talking about. NBA
42:52
free agency has started. Paul George has decided to take his talents back to
42:57
the East Coast. Now with the seven, these sixers joining Joelobeb Tyree Maxi
43:04
to try to unseat the world champs Boston next season. Great piece for them
43:12
to pick up a score from the wing, some guy that you can keep
43:17
the floor spaced. Different than when they had James Hart. It'll be the
43:22
same production, but in a way where Paul George is not one of those
43:29
guys that has to have the ball in his hand. He has a little
43:32
more of that old school true two guard in him where everything doesn't have to
43:38
be a dribble, you can pop out and shoot. Go with Tyree's Maxi
43:44
makes him a variable, very formidable team. Now when you talk about the
43:49
seventy six ers grabbing Paul George, you're still in that age where he can
43:53
play night to night at thirty three thirty four, So it'd be great to
43:58
see these seventy six this year as well. Uh the Atlanta Falcons excuse me,
44:05
Atlanta Hawks once again disappointing its public. Uh did John T. Murray
44:09
being traded to the Pelicans for a washing machine? Basically, yeah, there's
44:16
a whole bunch of psive than that. It's more like a and all I
44:23
can say about that Hawks fans is I'm confused too. Uh. There seemed
44:28
to be a point with the Hawks where they were making little jestments to have
44:35
horses that could win. But to me, the one thing about sports that
44:40
always gives you an insight on what you have to do as a GM,
44:45
as a coach is look at the other competition and if very easily, if
44:52
I'm the Hawks, I look to see, well, how am I going
44:55
to beat the Boston Celtics. What do I have to do to have a
45:00
team strong enough to beat the Milwaukee Bucks, the New York Knicks, the
45:05
Philadelphia seventy six ers, the Indiana Pacers. They're already setting the pace.
45:14
Like we were talking about the Olympic Trials. You know, when you get
45:16
those longer mile races, and there's there's always sometimes they set somebody to pay
45:22
set they know they're gonna fade, but they're pushing that group. So when
45:31
you look as the Hawks and you see these teams, make you see the
45:37
kid that went to the Knicks from the next you see the Knicks get a
45:43
piece like a Michel Bridges. How do you sit packed? How do you
45:47
even not just get rid of your second best player when the team ahead of
45:52
you just got maybe arguably the best player from the other team. And that's
46:00
the part that throws me, big Kenny. Now, now I got eight
46:04
teams that I know you're not better than. Now you're just toiling around with
46:08
the Charlotte Hornets and now at the bottom and Washington Wizard Detroit. Yeah,
46:17
those teams, that's where you're at. And now, in my world,
46:22
this would be something like this would be the day that the Feds go,
46:24
we got them, we got them. They have slipped up this time and
46:30
out. I mean, this seems like somebody trying to lose some money or
46:34
y'all trying to what's happening here. We thought that we would do who gets
46:38
the number one pick? On what night? Was it a Wednesday? Night,
46:44
What night was the draft Wednesday night? And then on Friday everybody talking
46:49
about what are you doing? Why? Why? I mean, how often
46:53
have you known that to happen in sports history, let alone basketball, that
46:59
we get the number umber one pick, and then forty eight hours later,
47:02
everyone's scratching their head, going, well that this won't help. That is
47:07
that that's if that doesn't say we're not trying to win. What will they
47:14
have to do to make you believe that this is just some sort of social
47:20
experiment in Atlanta with sports? Well, we shouldn't know. It was a
47:23
social experiment when we put the barbershop in the arena, because I mean to
47:30
the point that, I mean, you think about it. The John Tay
47:34
Mary and when we were texting us, I said, he never to me,
47:37
he seemed like he never could get comfortable in his shoes here. And
47:39
everybody said what they thought the situation. You guys said what y'all thought the
47:44
situation was. But now you look at it, you're thinking, I mean,
47:47
what are the Hawks doing? I mean, you got trade? I
47:50
mean I would have got rid of trying to package trade. And if I
47:52
was going to trade and try to get something, who's to say he might
47:55
not go margin right now, there's there's no market farm because the league is
48:02
so everyone has a guard and everyone feels like they have we because there's so
48:10
many Like what does where can Trey go? Where the team gets better,
48:15
that's the team that will make a trade for Trey, and there isn't that
48:19
team, and we've seen Trey from the sense of Trey is James Harden Trays
48:25
Russell Westbrook, meaning those guys are Hall of famers, but when you add
48:32
them to a team, it doesn't offer a lot of ingenuity. It offers
48:42
the same thing, one guy dribbling the ball and taking all the shots.
48:47
Right, So then you put it with another guy that dribbles the ball and
48:52
takes all the shots, and you have chaos and somebody and then the whole
48:58
team breaks up and goes across the league, only to play again two seasons
49:01
later. And that's why I said someone like it'll be the same production from
49:07
a different style when you put Paul George will be now because James Harden had
49:13
to dribble the ball all the time. Let me ask you something. We
49:17
had James Harden there in Philly, Who did we have in Philly before James
49:22
Harden was Did Kyrie go through Philly at some time? Ben Simmons, Ben
49:27
Simmons, who else was? Because I'm saying everybody keep trying to find a
49:31
piece to go with in B and then something go wrong and they move him
49:37
and bring in At what point we're gonna try and maybe move and B when
49:44
he gets thirty five? Trust the process going on for ten years. I
49:51
ain't want to put no time on it. I ain't want to. I'm
49:53
not saying this because he been around ten years. He can't. I'm just
49:58
saying he ain't done it. Yeah, we'll be back more to Sports doc
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52:53
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52:59
starts to to day. It should be on your television live this morning.
53:04
For the next two weeks we will figure out who is the greatest grass player
53:07
this season. The US trying to find a new footing. We've been searching
53:15
forever for some footing for on the man's side. I mean, I can't
53:22
remember the last great was it? Andre Agascy, Jimmy kunn Oh, Pete
53:28
Samprises, It was the last great dominant Yeah as far as American Yeah,
53:34
and that was Andy r That was like late nineties or two thousand and I
53:37
know we're talking about Wimbledon and tennis, but NBA take note because we used
53:43
to talk about men and their dominance and men's tennis all around the world back
53:47
in the day. And then that European player started emerging, and now we
53:53
don't know any American men tennis players. Well you saw that with the draft.
54:00
The draft, and that's my point. The draft had multiple each year,
54:05
there's more and more, and pretty soon we may not even have a
54:08
perennial favorite when it comes to an American player. Well, what two of
54:13
the top five players this year, we're first two, you know when you're
54:17
talking about Luca and the Joker. Yeah, so we are including, we
54:22
are fading. And have you noticed that you throw in shake Gil Chris.
54:28
Canada they got but on the continent though, citizen, Now excuse me,
54:37
Canda, that's the only continent that he's still a foreign player playing for Canady.
54:43
But still, excuse me, sir, if you can be deported,
54:49
what does that mean you ain't from here? I don't even know if you
54:55
got that if you can be deported the work visa, they at least give
55:00
you a little review moving knock at his door a deportation notice. I thought
55:09
from Canada the same thing, though you know, we connected Canada and Mexico,
55:16
we share sharing a border. Not people I ran and I read connected
55:22
to in South Korea and North Korea and and and and the thing in South
55:30
Korea I've seen, I've seen, and I've been to the deep militarized zones,
55:35
a dangerous place in the world. And I thought it was like over
55:37
there, and it's like they're like, dude, you you met them.
55:43
Dudes right there that's looking at me. Look at them looking at me.
55:46
That's where I can't cross. They're hoping that what I'm saying, I might
55:52
be trying to take a selfie at back across this line. Y'all. Ain't
55:55
got like no big chasm or no canyon separate the two. No, that's
56:00
that's yeah, just an old oak tree that fell down right in front of
56:07
the sign. I'm wondering why I'm taking incoming fires. So but yeah,
56:12
top players, and we saw it in the draft. I know when I
56:15
looked at it trying to find some names. It was full of I know
56:21
at least half the draft was foreign born. Yes, it was very few.
56:27
It was spot checked American players that I could even I wasn't even trying
56:34
to recognize the name. I was just trying to see if it was from
56:37
the US period, whether it was from overtime Elite or gun Zaga, something
56:45
that said US. But Big Kenny is right. The foreign invasion NBA,
56:49
just like the foreign invasion in Major League Baseball is here, right, and
56:54
you keep we can keep polling and all the American black baseball player No,
57:01
they're being replaced. And now do you think do you think tennis will still
57:07
keep its viewership like the NBA seems to regardless of where the player comes from,
57:13
if they're in, if they're electrifying enough, we'll watch. But with
57:17
tennis we use it like in those events we usually kind of pick with our
57:22
side or our country and like if we don't have one in it, will
57:28
you still watch? I just think that early on when we got together as
57:30
the show, I said this about American tennis, just like a lot of
57:36
American sports, the lucrative deals that you can garner without having the championship.
57:44
Okay, it's what has hurt us in our sport, like a tennis when
57:52
you no longer I call it the Mayweather effect. I remember you saying when
57:58
when Floyd Mayweather and could make those fights, you used to have to have
58:02
a belt. And then you realize that Floyd is fighting somebody. They're not
58:07
even fighting for a belt, for the richest purse effort. It's money,
58:12
team, it's money, it's money made weather. I'm looking pretty, I'm
58:15
throwing pretty and boy Wilbledon to get the shoe contract, right right, I
58:23
had to win a major at some point this year or the shoe people are
58:27
gonna drop me. I can't just go a whole calendar year and never have
58:30
won those. And now so that's that's that's that thirst is quenched. Well,
58:36
that's what back to what you're saying, Like the individual sports like tennis,
58:39
golf, those things where you're working as an athlete in your time,
58:45
like I said, it was rewarded for once you made it to a woman
58:47
that or if you win an Augusta or if you win a US Open,
58:51
or if you win a French Open, like I said, now it's like,
58:54
oh, they got a hot name, let's put let's get behind them
58:59
Madison Avenue and then they, like you said, they once they start older,
59:02
seeing their names and everything. I don't have to win a tournament.
59:06
Cherup Pault was the name of the girl that used to go, not the
59:08
Scherah Paul, the one before her, the little tennis girl was a blonde
59:13
and remember we talked about they used to bring her over. Yeah, she
59:19
went, Man, that girl she won more. Yeah, they have one.
59:22
Is it a golfer or a tennis player? Jeanie Bouchard better you say
59:28
her name. I think she Ma. It's a couple of female golfers that
59:31
have the sport has helped her, you know, basically push her sexiness.
59:37
Oh, it's a couple of them they've had and now those kind of deals
59:42
of coming on. So where is that hunger? If I can get the
59:45
bag and don't even have to place. I mean, you know, it's
59:52
good work for the people who can get it, but it doesn't drive me
59:57
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Aline. We are about thirty days away from opening ceremony in Paris for the
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Olympics. If you didn't know right now the name Sidney McLaughlin, i'ma I'm
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gonna see if I can call her and drop that lovrone. She got married
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this off season. Pick him up after we get all the bags. Let's
1:03:28
let him be mister Sidney. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we would see
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that her dominance. I don't know what the track coach would do with her
1:03:35
right now. She probably is the fastest four hundred runner. She runs the
1:03:40
four hundred meter hurdles. I'm not sure she might not be the fastest two
1:03:45
hundred meter runner. It's something and very seldom. I know. The bad
1:03:51
producer always wants them to check Lebron for steroids. That's always been his thing.
1:04:00
But I was watching this young lady, watching this lady over the weekend.
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I'm like, man, you're gonna get They're gonna be testing you.
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You gotta stop winning like this. You getting your coach, You and your
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coach gotta have a sign up in the States and that or somebody in the
1:04:14
laboratory. She went in real confidently, like, Na, my man already
1:04:19
got to love blood sample up. Got we I mean, we got the
1:04:24
whole base lockdown. But thirty days from the Olympic opening ceremony, Wimbledon is
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starting to day, so we'll be in that for the next two weeks.
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Happy Fourth of July as we run upon it. This week is well,
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hopefully the sun is out. On Thursday, we talked about Paul George moving
1:04:44
from the Clippers to the Sixers. Uh King James and the Prince out in
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La selling Jerseys. Greg says they're gonna go with James Junior and James.
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I was thinking El James because then that puts Lebron New Jersey in El James
1:05:05
and the B James. It could be it could be James Senior because something
1:05:14
that makes him sound dated and dated, sound dated. We don't want him
1:05:17
sound out irrelevantly, you know how formidable. We'll go with James Junior to
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the All Star breaking the All Star Break, We'll break out a city edition
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right with b James, l Jane. You know they do it anything Lakers,
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Los Jamos, Los nin Yo Jamos, but running James second round pick
1:05:43
to uh, the and the possibilities as we were throwing out everybody except and
1:05:47
if you never listen to the Sports Shop show. Uh. We all have
1:05:51
our particular tastes, likes, dislikes. No one hates and champions their board
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of hate that I have met, like the bad producer does for Lebron James.
1:06:06
So he is here, he just steps away when we have these labrain
1:06:11
even when we were texting about commercial ideas. He so wants this man to
1:06:18
basically have never been what he is that he can't even comment on it.
1:06:27
But Brannie James, the three of us are doing out some great ideas.
1:06:31
As far as the commercial we need to success. Madison Avenue need to call
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us. That's all I'm saying. Weed some of the ideas we pitched.
1:06:40
Uh. I don't like even saying on the air because then when I see
1:06:45
it on TV, I'm gonna be heated. You know what I'm saying.
1:06:47
I'm gonna be real heating because this is great a stuff. We need to
1:06:50
get this It's great and as I said in that one text with Jenny Buss,
1:06:56
the owner of the Lakers, h taking over as her daddy passed away.
1:07:00
But she's done some incredible things and it seems and I wasn't being petty.
1:07:05
I'm just saying she started the Lakers girls. That was a movement.
1:07:09
Yes, basically, her and her dad put together what now is just part
1:07:15
of the game, experience the show, right right, they're drmalized, Yeah,
1:07:20
putting on the show during the game. And then she had the cuteness
1:07:28
and the beauty to have a lord Phil Jackson to La La Lane, the
1:07:33
world champion, multi world champions, to win a couple of championship right right.
1:07:39
He wasn't just a Phil Jackson. Nobody knew he was Phil Jackson,
1:07:43
Phil Jackson, you know. Yeah, And now she's put together the James
1:07:46
and James package Lebron on the front. How is Genie Bustner sixty two,
1:07:55
sixty three, she'd be doing this? Yeah, she's up and up in
1:07:59
that age. I think she was the youngest of the of the kids,
1:08:02
and so that means she's benefited from the luxury lifestyle the entire time. And
1:08:08
so I bet yeah, because she was like maybe twenty twenty one when she
1:08:13
started working or dad, that's why she's been around so long. But Broun,
1:08:18
everybody I keep talking about, whether they are Lebron James ans or not
1:08:23
other than the bad producer, really really are happy for this situation to transpire.
1:08:31
So I've never said I wasn't happy about it, you know. You
1:08:40
know, I think when it comes to thank you, thank you, sir,
1:08:42
to the Bronnie James thing. A lot of people have been questioning his
1:08:46
being drafted, and they all are mad at Lebron for what they call making
1:08:50
him a nepo baby or nepotism. And in my opinion, like you said
1:08:56
earlier, nepotism is always something that I thought was expected. If you've got
1:09:00
family members, then you put them on. But the established reality was that
1:09:06
those people knew that they had to be qualified, and you demanded that they
1:09:12
come prepare you see what I'm saying. I think a lot of people kind
1:09:15
of feel like in Brownie's situation, with just his stats from the year that
1:09:19
he played at USC, they feel offended, like he didn't put up massive
1:09:25
numbers. But I don't think that's a prerequisite for getting in the NBA.
1:09:29
Is it massive numbers. No, not anymore, right, not anymore.
1:09:32
There was a time maybe twenty years ago, fifteen years ago, this would
1:09:36
be more clear cut. But how the NBA is functioning now, Most of
1:09:43
these guys seem like projects. Yeah, you don't have to have they just
1:09:48
won. Yeah, they're all nineteen. The guy the Hawks draft at nineteen,
1:09:54
the kid that was drafted behind him is nineteen. Ronnie James is nineteen.
1:09:59
It was a lot. You don't have any more evidence that you're going
1:10:02
to be There was one guy eighteen got drafted. But then there guys like
1:10:06
Kentucky had this for a few years, where like we didn't know a lot
1:10:10
about Devin Booker at Kentucky and he came off the bench, but he's a
1:10:15
lottery pick. The guy who's just third pick, Reed Shepherd, he came
1:10:19
off the bench, he only started five games, but he ends up being
1:10:23
a third pick. So the major production isn't Yeah, that's not the thing.
1:10:28
And I did find Marcus t Jeff Teg's little brother. I was watching
1:10:33
some Big Three action and they're playing together. I don't know, I just
1:10:40
saw Marcus out there. I saw someone that looked like Jeff, and I
1:10:43
was like, well, I know Jeff ain't probably playing, Oh he's in
1:10:45
it. And it was Marcus Tige, and I was like, there go
1:10:48
Mark, I've been looking for him forever. And he was out there in
1:10:53
the Big three League playing with the team with Roy White. Is it his
1:10:58
name, Russ White, who's running for senator or something? Yeah, in
1:11:01
Minnesota. If that don't get you, foowed that White. Royce White was
1:11:11
skeed of flying or what was he at? Some kind of disorder that's why
1:11:14
he couldn't do He had like an anxiety disorder about flying and he wanted some
1:11:20
special Uh. I don't want to say. He got drafted by the Rockets
1:11:27
in the first round, but he needed some special privileges or some help to
1:11:31
deal with it. And it was a program he was trying to have with
1:11:36
the team and they didn't make. He failed to drug test that Marcus t
1:11:45
he had the same draft with his tea. He had Trump twenty twenty four
1:11:51
sharp ee on his head. That's how I noticed him in the game the
1:11:56
other day. Yeah. First of all, I thought it was a tattoo,
1:11:59
but he had somebody with the sharpie up there. They Trump twenty twenty
1:12:01
four on the side of his head. So but you're scared to fly.
1:12:06
But that is Royce. Well you break that down, t and the debate
1:12:14
against Royce White, would you break that up? Just do you do it?
1:12:16
You let people right on your forehead. I mean, because I think
1:12:24
that's what's most concerning for me. I don't care what the message is,
1:12:29
the fact that you're using your face as a billboard concerns me overall. And
1:12:33
last show, we were talking about Caitlyn Clark getting offered for the w WE
1:12:40
event in nd and twenty twenty five. The other night, Tyrese Halliburton of
1:12:45
the Pacers and Jalen Bronson of the Knicks gut in the ring at Madison Square
1:12:53
Garden and somebody got to find out. That's a nice little they you know,
1:12:57
something they give them. Like you said, it's a nice little pocket
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change. Come on, man, drive by four. I'll give you twenty
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five grand. Twenty five grand. Nobody gets hurt. Say a few words,
1:13:10
nobody gets hurt. You Yeah, talk a little smack. We got
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it. We got a little script. But just go with just go and
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then we're gonna play the music. You come off high five. That'll be
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twenty five, right, now if you want to do the autograph signing after
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this extra fifteen cheese, right, and we can go with that. And
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you figure, man, I ain't doing nothing between eleven thirty. Yeah between
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he said, I'll be calling by eleven thirty. The club ain't even open
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real quick man, pull over here for a second. Hey man, what
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1:16:45
here from yesterday and today. Uh, we've been playing the sounds of Missy
1:16:50
Elliott fifty three years old. Pamela Anderson is fifty seven. Ty the actress
1:17:00
is forty seven, Plies is forty eight. Dan Akroyd is seventy two.
1:17:08
He just always looked old, just one of them guys had always looked old,
1:17:12
Dan or Akroyd when you think about it, because he's been looking seventy
1:17:16
two since ninety nine, at least ninety Yeah, he's seventy two years old.
1:17:24
Mike Muscala, who used to play here in Atlanta, the small Forward
1:17:28
thirty three Kent Baysmore, remember Kent Baysmore small Ford as well. Thirty five.
1:17:33
Nancy Lieberman, who I think is one of the coaches for the Big
1:17:36
Three. Yes, she won a championship. Hall of Famer sixty six years
1:17:42
old. Mike Haynes, the cornerback Hall of Famer for the Raiders. Seventy
1:17:46
one. Larry David are y'all Lavvy David Guys. Yes, Larry David Guys
1:17:53
seventy seven years old. Larry must have lost his hair. It's thirty.
1:17:58
He liked even Dan that's look at him like man. He's been looking over
1:18:02
a long time. There is seventy seven years old. He'd been looking at
1:18:06
seventy seven and it's ninety one. He looked old man. Eighty one.
1:18:14
Alex Morgan who was just left off the US women's national team. It's thirty
1:18:18
five. Marco Robbie is thirty four. Lindsay Lohan who's making him come back.
1:18:27
She's making the remake of Fay Freaky Friday. It'll be a sequel,
1:18:31
then, I guess. I mean it's got to be a sequel because it
1:18:34
was a movie to Freaky Friday before she made the what she made it was
1:18:41
an original one of that. So this is like the this is the two
1:18:45
part two of like she said, it'll be part two of what she made,
1:18:48
but it was original one that was made before. So thirty eight years
1:18:53
old. Is Lindsay Lohan? Good to see her still alive and trying to
1:18:58
make it back. Let's be honest, count the winds. I know what
1:19:02
it feels like. People be like, wow, it's so cool, but
1:19:06
you know, think about it. That was when the internet things first started.
1:19:11
Was like when the celebrity information was when Lindsay Lohan and all that started
1:19:16
coming out. So yeah, which is so interesting that I still don't get
1:19:23
why do I follow social media? Like what good does it do for me
1:19:29
to follow it? Some people use it. That's where they get their news,
1:19:35
find out what's going on in the world. I thought it's always the
1:19:39
It's not always the best way. Those people they never read the newspaper.
1:19:45
But I'm saying, you're you're getting Is it maybe that you think that people
1:19:50
nature? Most people are like the bad producer. They just hate they got
1:19:58
there one or two people they clap for, and the other eight of us
1:20:01
they hate. It's an apparatus that is being built for people to get their
1:20:09
hate to you as fast as possible and sports no, no, no,
1:20:15
no, because whoever hates me unless they got a post it stamp. And
1:20:19
actually, if you don't even have I don't know this name, I rip
1:20:21
it up and see sir, So you can't even I rip up any mail
1:20:28
unless you say Georgia power. Let me tell you something. Does that make
1:20:30
any sense? Yeah? So unless command you Greg text me a man,
1:20:36
I sent you a letter. If I get a great letter from you,
1:20:42
I'm gonna rip it up, I said, I only open bills. So
1:20:47
social media, I hear so many people talk about they're gonna have the unplugged,
1:20:51
or even for the Olympics, they're gonna take a you know, be
1:20:55
off. Why would you want something that what you you already know? I
1:21:00
criticized. I think that what most people have yet to do is crack the
1:21:04
code like you just did, where it's it's an instant way for people to
1:21:11
deliver hate to you. Once you realize that that's the game they plan,
1:21:16
and you don't let it affect you emotionally, you can use it as the
1:21:19
tool that they purport it's supposed to be for self promotion, for getting your
1:21:29
name out to a wider audience for those kinds of things, because no matter
1:21:32
what you do, there are people who are out there like just saving the
1:21:36
world, and someone will comment like, bruh, there are people in Houston
1:21:42
that needs you. You know. Just recently, I just save after the
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East coast all the way to the to like the Saint Louis arch I got
1:21:53
all of them people saved, and I'm coming to Houston. A couple years
1:21:57
ago, in flood in North Carolina, we were talking about it. I
1:22:00
think Michael Jordan gave like three million dollars and they comment, Mike know he
1:22:05
can do more than that, like did you get the part where he gave
1:22:12
three million dollars? He know that he actually baited those dates. Three million
1:22:16
dollars and three in your issue is what, oh man, you could have
1:22:20
gained seven? I mean, And these are people who haven't given anything any
1:22:29
dollars and they're criticizing his three millions. Brett Hart, the wrestler, is
1:22:33
sixty seven. Derek White, NBA Champion with the Celtics is thirty, Chloe
1:22:40
Bailey is twenty six. Tubby Smith my man, Tubby a longtime college coaches
1:22:45
He coaching right now yeah, I know. Tubby Smith. He was at
1:22:48
Kentucky, he was at Arkansas, then with the Minnesota. He was at
1:22:53
Memphis, Okay for seventy three years old. A guy that always gets left
1:22:59
off when you're talking about so talented. Hall of Famer Mitch Richmond fifty nine
1:23:04
years old. Mit Mitch, quickly give you forty points in the game.
1:23:11
Joe Missoula, head coach of the Celtics, is thirty six. I man
1:23:15
LeVar Arrington forty six, A J Brown receiver for the Eagles, twenty seven
1:23:20
Fantasia. It's the Big four, Oh aquaman himself. Michael Phepps is thirty
1:23:27
nine. Think he had a little smoke for his birthday? No, not,
1:23:32
no, I'm saying not a little yeah, a little? Well,
1:23:35
now that's every day leading up to his birth. This wonder what he said
1:23:40
birth said anxiety or something? Don't we all? You know what I'm saying.
1:23:44
That's what I tell him. Were just waiting to hear web that I
1:23:48
got nothing to do with distribution, sir, that's all anxiety. Wrestler Cody
1:23:53
Rose is thirty nine as well. Sweetye is how he said. Sothweedy.
1:23:59
Sothweedy is thirty one and Iron Mike Tyson, similar to Lindsay Lohan, surprised
1:24:04
that he's fifty eight years of age. They both called propmighty text each I'm
1:24:11
talking about. They walk up this morning on Mike you up, Mike you
1:24:14
up? Huh? Who is this? This? Lind Linday Lindsey Who Lady
1:24:17
Lohan? You up? Are you alive? Yeah? This is me?
1:24:21
Yeah, okay, I'm up. Thank you. Happy birthday to you.
1:24:25
I thought you was the reaper trying to trick me again. We'll be back
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to the sports Job, Wayne Gacy, there's lash. I've been given full
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to this shock show. I'm this what shock, Wayne Gandy. Yesterday once
1:27:38
again a sellout. It's called Clark Economics in the w n B A wherever
1:27:45
Caitlin Clark goes, ticket prices go up and buildings get sold out. Sold
1:27:49
out yesterday in Phoenix at Footprint Center, seventeen thousand and seventy one. This
1:27:59
young has brought a certain crowd and a certain spirit to watching WNBA games that
1:28:06
no one before her and maybe no one after her will be able to generate.
1:28:14
Right now, it is Caitlyn Clark in the building, building gets sold
1:28:18
out. She has amass some kind of crowds that the WNBA has been thirsting
1:28:25
for to try to push their product forward. Her intrigue and the thing that
1:28:31
to me that I watch different than other WNBA games. Is just the spirit
1:28:39
of the other team when I watch the other teams play, and it just
1:28:47
really taps into the X player in me of just how a certain name brings
1:28:56
a certain energy and you watch teams play her and her team with the fullest
1:29:02
intent of beating them, of elbowing them, and I just love it.
1:29:11
And it's all because she's out on the court that they're going to teach her
1:29:15
the rookie. You can see that same defender two days later against another player.
1:29:21
Knees aren't bent, They're not picking up the girl, the woman at
1:29:27
have court. But with Caitlyn Clark, they are on a mission to make
1:29:31
sure that they teach her the rookie lessons that she needs to learn. Yesterday
1:29:38
taking on Diana Tarassi, the forty two year old select some consenter, maybe
1:29:45
the greatest that ever played in the w NBA and the Fever winning the game.
1:29:50
One of those games where Caitlyn Clark and what's the man Jason Whitlocke that
1:29:58
his name. Sometimes he says stuff I agree with, and sometimes I don't
1:30:01
know what he is even referring to. It's almost like, did you watch
1:30:06
the game where he keeps saying she's struggling, and I don't see where she's
1:30:12
struggling. Fifteen points, twelve assists, nine rebounds as a rookie, I
1:30:17
don't see how how that would add up to struggling. Struggling expect average forty,
1:30:26
but that's not realistic. Well, I'm saying, do you do you
1:30:29
think that's doing part? You know how sometimes broadcasters will come up with some
1:30:34
sort of catchphrase, do you think he doesn't have anything else to go to
1:30:39
to? I mean because outside of because once you push that narrative enough for
1:30:45
you to backpedal now and admit that you was hating before is rare. So
1:30:56
I don't know. Ball don't lie, numbers don't lie. And it's amazing
1:31:00
that with Caitlyn Clark, she does what most, if any rookies could rarely
1:31:06
do, and for her, that's considered struggling and they will brate and malign
1:31:13
her for that, like, oh, you know the team really, I
1:31:15
don't know where they're I don't know where the future is going to be,
1:31:17
Like Caitlyn's really not delivering, And come on, man, he was.
1:31:21
I think he was trying to point out that she doesn't at the end of
1:31:25
the game, go get the ball. And make take the shot, and
1:31:29
I'm like, well, that's why they call it being a rookie, Like
1:31:34
nobody knows that that's what you're supposed to do. At that point, She's
1:31:38
trying to win the game through the system. I think this rookie class has
1:31:43
lived up to the billy Angel Reese's is doing what she Cardoza, the young
1:31:47
lady out of Tennessee that plays with the Sparks, I just don't. That's
1:31:54
why me and the Babtoots the only thing we disconnect on is while people look
1:31:59
at stuff to find what's wrong and never look at stuff to find what's right.
1:32:06
And when I look at these young ladies, I look to try to
1:32:09
figure out what they're doing right and now, like Anguries I said before the
1:32:15
season, I said, I want to see the injuries from two years ago
1:32:17
when they won the title. Injury last year looked like she was out of
1:32:20
shape, like she had something else on her mind other than basketball money.
1:32:27
Now this injuries looked like the young lady that was year before. She looks
1:32:30
quicker, She looked like she's lost some weight. She has that mean who
1:32:35
wants some kind of feel back. That wasn't the one I saw last year.
1:32:39
Last year, she looked like she was had got had forgotten the basketball
1:32:45
part and was living the other part, the entertable. But she looked like
1:32:49
the Anguries, the one I like to see plate. Yeah, she went
1:32:54
from great value cheerios to the cheerios, and I think to the to the
1:32:59
law arder question what happened to where we start looking for the what's wrong.
1:33:06
We had a conversation once about remember way back when, when it was it
1:33:12
was we lived out on the planes, and it was an accomplishment just to
1:33:15
not having gotten eaten that day. You know what I'm saying, Like everybody,
1:33:18
everybody that made it back to the fire, we had to get him
1:33:23
a high five. Okay, hey, you know what I'm saying. It's
1:33:25
a hard world out there. But then we started sleeping indoors and life became
1:33:30
softer, so we started being able to criticize, oh he didn't cut his
1:33:33
hair, well, he was running from bears all day. You give him
1:33:36
a little grace back then, But now you know, we've kind of gotten
1:33:42
softer, so it's easier to critique your accomplishments. When I'm sitting and watching,
1:33:45
Yeah, just a good game yesterday. The goat versus the rook is
1:33:49
what they and it was a good game. Britney Grinder scored like twenty four
1:33:54
points and just you know, both players, t Rossi and Clark gave hommat.
1:34:00
And I think it takes sometimes for you the first time they ever played
1:34:02
each other, right, Kittin Clark was always opened that she idolized Dina Tarrossi.
1:34:10
She was two. Wow, when Dona Rossi was a rookie. Wow.
1:34:15
And she still and nobody asked these young ladies and these young players these
1:34:18
questions like you just have made me hurt enemy. And I'm telling you,
1:34:25
I used to eat my fruit loops wanting to be Dinah Tarossi and you just
1:34:30
skipped over that part and went to we natural enemies. No, we're not.
1:34:33
She's just happy to be on the field. And I can the first
1:34:41
time I played against Damn Marino, it does seem like a dream. Right,
1:34:45
You're sitting on the bench. You look out, man, is that
1:34:47
Damn Marino? Where am I? Where? What dream? I must be
1:34:54
sleeping? Danny pat you on the hell in a good attack of work,
1:34:57
and Damn Marino is in the hubble, not Dann Marino. Frum now you
1:35:02
all. We have known you playing the Dolphins, but it don't hit you
1:35:08
to you sitting there. Remember I'm from Florida. That's all my football life.
1:35:15
Damn Marinos, the Mark Brothers, you know. And then Reno kind
1:35:20
of big right there right there. He don't look that big on TV six
1:35:26
six. You know, you start realizing that you think he don't look that
1:35:30
big on TV. Did you realize I'm not looking at him on TV?
1:35:34
So Kaitlyn Clark said it was a thrill to play against Tyrassi and tirassee Uh
1:35:40
says that she can't just what she sees that she can pass the baton.
1:35:44
The future has come and you can see it in this young lady ever passing
1:35:47
ability. It's just outstanding. But that was yesterday's game. W n B.
1:35:53
A UH will take a break here in a second for the Olympics.
1:35:57
They're one of those leagues that have to shut down for the Olympics to happen
1:36:02
so their players can play. Sean Taylor, one of the great corner safeties
1:36:10
past, got killed. I think it was about twenty eight. He hadn't
1:36:15
hit thirty six. Yeah, Jehan Taylor killed in his home, but his
1:36:21
daughter of The bad producer let me Know is now in a volleyball scholarship for
1:36:28
UNC Jackie Taylor. So it's always great to see kids, even when their
1:36:35
parents alive. But to imagine her persevering all that because she was was she
1:36:42
if she's eighteen, it's been about eighteen almost eighteen years, she must have
1:36:46
been like I think she was. To think was she not at the house
1:36:50
right morning? She was a baby baby? Yeah, when he that's I'm
1:36:55
calculating he had to be alive, because she's alive. But I'm saying she
1:36:58
was a baby baby, doesn't even have many memories of her dad at that
1:37:03
point. The Baptus also says that there's no more did he Day in Miami
1:37:10
Beach? They took the Diddy day back? Did he Day? So he
1:37:13
took the key in New York and the Diddy out of Miami. That's Mimmy
1:37:16
Beach, that's Miami Beach. Howard in the Howard and how As two coaches,
1:37:25
and he already didn't go to Cali. Didn't he did not go.
1:37:28
He stayed out of Cali anyway. Hugh Jackson is now an assistant down at
1:37:36
Georgia's State Comanche. Greg Hugh Jackson, who has had a whirlwind in the
1:37:43
last decade. He was a head coach for Cleveland, head coach for the
1:37:48
Raiders, offensive coordinator for the Raiders. Uh, he's the head coach at
1:37:53
Grambling and now he's there. He was an offensive assistant when I was with
1:38:00
the Falcons. That's how I know Hugh Jackson. And now he's an assistant
1:38:03
down under Dale McGee, who's the head coach at Georgia State, who actually
1:38:08
was a teammate of mine at Auburn. It's just and that's why I always
1:38:12
tell you live it out man. You see all kinds of different connections come
1:38:15
together that you didn't even have. It's like, what's going on and how
1:38:19
did all that happen? But here in town Georgia State, Hugh Jackson,
1:38:26
we'll come back talk about the bet Awards that none of us saw. And
1:38:31
they selling th HC beer or something something not in Portland. Well, it
1:38:36
always is something in Portland, and this always and it's always something going on
1:38:41
in Portland. They become almost a new San Francisco. Yeah, they keep
1:38:45
something going on. They run San Francisco into the ground food pretty for here
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I'll sing even Big Canny, welcome back to the sword Shock. Show up
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the sports Shock, Wayne Candy, Good morning to you, Page van zent
1:41:45
Uh the boxer Cage Fighter uh this weekend. Because I had to click on
1:41:51
I rarely have to. Most times I click on jes so I can make
1:41:59
sure I witnessed whatever the guys may send me. But when I ran across
1:42:05
Page van Zan at the power Slap competition, because I'm very intrigued with this
1:42:14
whole power slap thing, they got moving around. At first I thought they
1:42:17
had maybe stopped it. Then I see her in it, and now they
1:42:26
got them holding you have to hold a little the little bar behind your back,
1:42:30
y'all gotta get you some of this Page vans In. Well, the
1:42:32
girl slapped Page and Page I don't know, It's like it barely affected her.
1:42:42
But when Page slapped her back, you're gonna learn to day. You're
1:42:45
gonna learn today. She tried to fight the slap, ended up slumping down
1:42:54
on it and they got the power slap. Remember a couple of years ago
1:42:58
we found out that this was something on the move, And will this be
1:43:03
I don't know if it's reached ESPN three or one of the network shows yet,
1:43:08
but maybe it's just all cable still. They have a spot. Yeah,
1:43:14
there's a person right there, like a referee. But it's a powerful
1:43:18
slap man. You just get a little open hand. She she kind of
1:43:24
got her motion ready. I don't know if you get three movements, but
1:43:30
only when she came with it, though, she came with it, and
1:43:31
hey, did you see that. I'm watching it. I'm watching it right
1:43:34
now. It was powerful. Yeah. Yeah. And now when you said
1:43:39
holding a bar, I thought it was a stationary bar. But they have
1:43:41
some sort of little phone, little pham thing. You put your hands behind
1:43:45
your back, yeah, almost like a pool noodle and give an open,
1:43:48
clear face and pile. She winds up and she hits her and all girls
1:43:54
like I got that. I got. No, No, I don't now
1:44:00
power slap and we're not promoting violence. No, no, we're not.
1:44:03
Because I was gonna say, now, power slapping used to be called don't
1:44:08
sass me. That's what it used to be called. That. Yeah,
1:44:11
that's what my mama used to call it, don't sass me. But now
1:44:17
now they got sponsors and everything. My mama was pioneer. She bought for
1:44:23
a time before a time. Uh but power slapping with Page vans in now
1:44:29
obviously said maybe she's gonna challenge her husband. You think they'll let her do
1:44:33
that. I don't know if they do well, maybe exhibition. I don't
1:44:36
know if they do a sanction. But there's no obviously no unfair, unfair
1:44:42
advantage for her having been an mm A fighter. They allow that because it
1:44:46
seems like someone who's a combat sport veteran getting in into a slap competition,
1:44:56
is you know, like a Mike Tyson getting into a punch of me in
1:45:00
the chess competition. At some point he might have an unfair advantage. It's
1:45:03
under the same doesn't dain a white run it the power? Does he we
1:45:08
should start it, or he's part of that, or he's at least a
1:45:12
okay, if you have started that, I wouldn't have questioned anything. Well,
1:45:15
Jess, if you want to go quick, it happens quick. It's
1:45:17
not like a loan. It's not like the mile race. It's like one
1:45:20
hundred meters dad, but it is quick and brutal. Page Page got some
1:45:28
power, Yeah, generate her technique and when the girl slapped her. When
1:45:32
the lady slapped her, Page kind of had that Oh okay, okay,
1:45:39
you think it's a game look on her face. So so that is Page.
1:45:47
It is very violent. You're you're right, bick Kenny on that one.
1:45:53
Some eateies are starting to ban twenty year olds twenty somethings in the early
1:45:59
twenties. They're trying to minimum twenty five age up to cut out some of
1:46:05
the You think it's because of the cell phone or the rowdiness. The article
1:46:12
that I researched for this lead said that originally it became the desire to weed
1:46:23
out the patron that would come in in large groups and get rowdy and be
1:46:30
getting so drunk that they passing out in the bathroom and stuff like that.
1:46:34
And so they went from a twenty one to a twenty five and up and
1:46:41
then actually start experimenting with a night where ladies are minimum thirty men minimum thirty
1:46:48
five, and they said that that was a super successful night. So okay,
1:46:54
now, when you guys go out, you are you able to distinguish,
1:47:00
Yeah, the twenty two year old group from the forty year old group.
1:47:06
It depends on what event you go to. Yeah, depend on your
1:47:10
event, because I know that I've gone to some places where it seems like
1:47:16
the forty year old group is doing their best to look twenty and act twenty,
1:47:23
you know what I mean. It's like we came here for that,
1:47:28
and lately it's been an uptick with the younger ones wanting to be at R
1:47:33
and B, like having R and B night. It's like, because I
1:47:36
was gonna say, I don't know these disruptive kids, because my child been
1:47:40
wanting to go to seafood boils and stuff since she was in middle school.
1:47:45
So these kids are accustomed to going out to restaurants and ordering and maintaining their
1:47:50
composure throughout the entire night. Okay, Yeah, it's just been a change.
1:47:55
Like like I said, it's been like reversing like rolls is what reversing
1:48:01
roles? Yeah, like he said, you know, you see like the
1:48:04
younger ones. Now, that's the thing. I see a lot of them.
1:48:09
They don't want to do the turn up. They want to like designate,
1:48:12
have an R and B night. They want to hear all the old
1:48:15
R and B and different things. And so then for me now to hear
1:48:17
that you got some places to saying that they don't want to. They want
1:48:21
to ban some of them from coming in because they don't know how to act.
1:48:24
Like Kenny said, you know this daughter, my daughter. They've been
1:48:27
used to going out to eat your daughter. So I don't know what the
1:48:30
where the people are coming from. All right, each limit is more than
1:48:34
twenty one, So you got the twenty one year olds want to be with
1:48:38
the forty year olds, and the forty year olds want to act like one
1:48:43
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Wayne Candy, Passion fruit and lemon with UH two milligrams of th h C
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four milligram of CB deeper. Can this is what the Portland Pickles will start
1:52:05
serving. They are now listed as the first pro sports club to legally sell
1:52:13
th HC and fuse drinks at ball games. Gentlemen, please help me out.
1:52:20
Why isn't just the beer and the wine enough at just this at the
1:52:30
game? Why do we just came here to watch the game? Why do
1:52:35
we need another stage of drugs? On a serious note, not trying to
1:52:43
make it comedicic comedic. I take you to the game, We have a
1:52:48
bar and some chip. Why do we need more? Why can't this be
1:52:54
after or before? Why do I need to bring this to the forefront?
1:53:00
I honestly think that it's because somebody in the event will buy it just to
1:53:09
say I was able to get it at a professional sporting event and if nothing
1:53:14
else will scrape in the profit that comes from it. It's all profit based.
1:53:20
They've put it out there, they said we can, so we will.
1:53:27
Man First, Charlie Johnson said, don't answer, I might not ask
1:53:34
Charlie. I think that, uh, because because it's legal in that state,
1:53:44
that, uh, this seems safer than smoking it. So wait that
1:53:53
so that it can be consumed that at the at the game, that people
1:53:57
want something like that. So this seems like the better alternative for the baseball
1:54:02
fan that wants that. But aren't you just inviting another because sports and getting
1:54:09
sued and the baseball hitting me and somebody saying they slipped the escalator the other
1:54:15
day stop and six or seven people got hurt. I think in Chicago after
1:54:20
the game, aren't we just inviting another something? We're pushing the envelow We'll
1:54:28
pushing an envelope because see this, this was two hours watching games and everybody
1:54:32
go home. Well, and I'm saying, and that used to be enough.
1:54:36
But then my wife got a lingerie store put in. So I wanted
1:54:42
a barbershop, and then you gave me a barbershop. And now my twenty
1:54:46
something year old son says, well, I'd like to smoke something, and
1:54:50
people go, well, we we we're working up towards that a smoke lounge,
1:54:55
but first we're gonna start with these little infused. Well, I will
1:54:59
give the some time. We're gonna start with the infused drinks and then pretty
1:55:02
soon we have a smoke line. Well, I'm with Greg, agreeing with
1:55:06
Greg because Portland really doesn't have a professional sports team besides indoor and I think
1:55:12
the Triple A baseball team is really main attraction, and so without all the
1:55:17
smoke outside because from understanding of the stadium, like in San Francisco at those
1:55:20
games where it's legal, well that's because it's legal. I'm saying legal don't
1:55:26
mean I need to add it. But what I'm saying as far as the
1:55:30
drinks is that what treated like, it's treated like beer or wine. They
1:55:35
get that they're looking at it as it's right next to them. So the
1:55:43
whatever accidents may happen from consuming this stuff, it will be it will be
1:55:46
the same as if it were you know, beer one. And I guess
1:55:49
maybe I'm just I'm too big of a sports purist. I really just go
1:55:57
to the sporting event to enjoy and engage in the sport. I don't see
1:56:04
it as some kind of free pass from home where I have to just go
1:56:11
berserk at it. Because even when I go to Hawk games and different games.
1:56:16
I see people like, why are you drunk? Like is it like
1:56:25
some kind of afternoon I don't know, So that's what I'm saying. Maybe
1:56:30
it's just me that we have to go, right. I thought we just
1:56:34
can't enjoy. How do you even watch the game over? Yeah? That
1:56:41
out of it. I thought you just have a beer or two, enjoy
1:56:45
the game, just like a snack. I didn't know you came here for
1:56:47
a full fledged dinner, right right. I thought, you know, I
1:56:51
thought we was just gonna get some nachos and a hot dog, and now
1:56:56
you got the butter roll was on the table about medium. Well, and
1:57:08
that's all that's It's like just not something the den of sexuality that he likes
1:57:16
to go to, you know, and they start, you want the lobster
1:57:21
No, I don't know lobster tail here? Oh you're talking about shoes.
1:57:24
I'm barely okay, right, that ain't to tell I can't. Yeah,
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you're in green Lighting met with lobster tail. We got we got a five,
1:57:39
five star restument. I'm not going to be there, be here this
1:57:42
long to be hungry. That's just my appetite in a whole different direction.
1:57:46
Yeah, I don't know how the comaning of that has become. So when
1:57:50
I see stuff like this, it's like, sure, I'm quite sure people
1:57:54
like that, But do I want to be here in that stage? Right?
1:58:00
Because I see people come to games, I'm like, well, why
1:58:01
would you come to something that's supposed to be exciting and you but you want
1:58:05
to be stout down in a sense? Right. Brian scored fifty bro Brian
1:58:16
scored Joe Biden and Donald Trump. I think y'all should have just a slap
1:58:23
off powerlap just in general, or don't say no more. Don't say no
1:58:30
more. They're gonna take it. Somebody gonna steal it. If y'all gonna
1:58:31
sit there and are your own national TV about who could drive a golf and
1:58:35
drive golf ball? Just a slap off, slap off. I mean I
1:58:41
turned the TV off. I went to another day when they went to talk
1:58:44
about who got a better golf game? Yeah, eighty two and seventy nine.
1:58:48
Time for slapoff. Just have a slap off, man, make this
1:58:51
quick and let's move on at the age. If you get anybody when we
1:59:00
find another Beatle, I'm saying, is Mick Jagger doing his thing? I
1:59:08
don't trust. Come on, man, we can't let neither one of these
1:59:12
people. Please, A dark horse might just start running to day. I
1:59:15
tell you, Mike Tyson is still alive. Just have a have a power
1:59:19
slap off and let's be done. Please don't bring this into my home.
1:59:25
Every week the strong strong power scamp place of a debate and just have a
1:59:30
slap off and then people go vote. No, I want them to alone
1:59:34
drive. I mean, like so people vote based on the slap office or
1:59:40
the winner is the president. Yeah, they went to talk about how far
1:59:44
they can drive the ball, and I was, I bet you can't.
1:59:46
Nothing nothing says I'm an old dude, quite like I bet you I can't
1:59:51
hit that golf ball. And we all know you. The truth is he
1:59:59
will tell you it's in the ocean. It's time to wrap things up on
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the Sports Judge Show with Wade Kenny out when you decided an ocean, give
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the Sports Shout testa minute to VIC would like to thank you for tuning in
2:00:30
to today's show. Remember Wimbledon starting today and the fourth of July is right
2:00:39
around the corner. Now, if you know the sports jock and you follow
2:00:45
our show, when you saw this story, you knew who was going in
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the ocean. You knew it when you saw Big Kenny manchie Greg y'all knew
2:00:58
it. This is the reason I didn't get around to it. But the
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number one pick of the draft a couple of years ago out of LSU named
2:01:10
Jamarcas last name Russ has been removed from the coaching staff at his former high
2:01:17
school. See if all go wrong, you can't go back to your high
2:01:24
school and get a job. Now, that's the one thing. When it
2:01:27
all on fell off the bottom, I can go get me a high school
2:01:30
coaching job. Even I can do it. I can. JaMarcus Russell has
2:01:36
been a cue of stealing seventy four thousand dollars that he was supposed to give
2:01:44
to the Williamson High School football program. But the idiot went and deposited the
2:01:53
check in his credit Union account. See that's really why I'm throwing him in
2:01:59
though ocean. Did you steal a check and put it in account with your
2:02:03
name on it? No, that's impossible. You cannot be no, no,
2:02:10
no, no no. But but you cannot be that far gone.
2:02:14
Now, But if you stole something and actually put it in account with your
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name on it, but without my idea, you can't get my information.
2:02:23
Seventy four thousand dollars they save a positive. He took fifty five thousand out
2:02:29
for a little pocket change. And now he has been dismissed from the school
2:02:34
and we'll be going to jail soon. JaMarcus Russell. Our boy, Jared's
2:02:40
boy. Yeah, Jared jaredy football guy out of New York. He's a
2:02:45
Raider fan, thirty eight years old. What a sad story, JaMarcus.
2:02:50
But I gotta throw you a notion buck the plank. What what you were
2:03:02
gonna do with that fifty five grand mashal see down in Mobile. Get him
2:03:10
a fishing charter, a shrimp boat like Bubbly paid for a lawyer Now for
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Big Kenny, Come on you, Greg the bad producing the Sports Shop Show.
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We hope we have a good week. We'll see you later. Peace,