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Not Quite Like Us · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any show. SERI your shuck and we
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  hold the world ransom for excuse me while I whipped this out broadcasting live and
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  Atlanta, Georgia. This is a sports shot ship with Wingney. You make
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  Vegan Gigain show, freak comes, so far comes, it comes a month.
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  Isn't just I'm a doing bah. I'm gonna go on the way you
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  made Vegan. Welcome, Welcome, well good If you're listening to the Sports
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  Shop show, I am the Sports Shop Wayne Gamey, Good morning to you.
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  How was your holiday weekend? How long did you carry on? It
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  started on Thursday at the fourth A lot of sports, A lot of firecrackers
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  going off around my neighborhood. Still even last night. People still I guess
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  they're getting rid of those last little extras in the bags. Just you know,
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  here in Atlanta, we kind of have gotten away from the city putting
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  on, at least in my area, putting on fire works, and so
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  you kind of have more in the neighborhood, which takes a person of my
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  age back to childhood. That's when you did most of your firework displays in
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  front of the house. Got very creative, you know, go in there
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  and get your wire hanger and a supreme brilopad and light that up and see
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  how much fun you can have. Now, don't do that in twenty twenty
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  four since everything is illegal. Fun is illegal in twenty twenty four unless purchased
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  in a realistic way. You can have fun if you purchase you some fun,
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  but don't come up with your own creative way of having fun. But
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  the fourth July, I hope your family and friends and loved ones all made
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  it through safely, as we always talk about having gotten a report, but
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  I'm quite sure it will be some life lost. With holidays in this country,
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  a time where it seemed like holidays were safe times has become some of
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  the most dangerous, and especially here in our country with gunplay and how we
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  don't really respect how guns affect just basic society. Big Kenny was telling me
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  that Oklahoma and Alabama. Now I don't know if that the first dates,
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  but they are now selling munition out of vending machines. And these vending machines
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  are literally at grocery stores, no limit, no limit to. Now,
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  what is the purpose of that bad producer? Why do we need to be
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  selling bullets at grocery store. Most places just started selling alcohol at the grocery
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  store. You can't get back of cigarette those used to be very Yeah,
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  you have to go somewhere else for you know, that kind of debauchery.
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  A vending machine selling bullets at grocery stores over in Alabama and Oklahoma. What
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  what's the purpose of that? I'm not for sure, but you know it's
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  pretty smart idea. You're gonna put them in there. If you put in
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  the right area, they're gonna make some money. I guess. It's just
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  like if you're selling fishing bait when you know stores got bait when you get
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  ready to go fishing. And it's just Oklahoma and Alabama house a lot of
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  hunting reserves spots. I know Alabama has a lot for turkey and deer,
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  and there's some good spots out in Oklahoma. But if you can't get to
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  the gun retailer that has the the deal that has the bullets, maybe like
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  a Walmart or a what's the other So basically I can reload my gun when
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  I go in this grocery store to shoot people and I run out, I
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  can just go over here and get to get over there. If they start
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  shooting. Wait wait wait, wait, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, I'm selling bullets at the grocery store. That's my
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  point. That's my point, selling bullets at the grocery Now, this is
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  the thing we live in. Living wants to equate it to buying bait,
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  bait to go fishing. And this is the thing when nobody I know,
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  excuse me, one out of the hundred men I know have a gun for
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  the purpose of honey. The other ninety nine men I know have a gun
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  ready for it to jump off to use against another human. And and good
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  morning sports jock. Let me say that. So we are selling bullets in
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  a country where we consistently have shootouts at grocery stores, plenty of shootings in
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  the grocery machine. Now we're gonna sell them the bullets right there in the
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  vending machines because we don't want you to have to be inconvenient, inconvenience by
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  going to the day before, by going to a place that should securely be
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  selling bullets, well ammunition. You can't get in trouble for wait wait no,
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  but let me say this, bad producer. We live in an open
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  carry We live in an open carry constitutional carry state, meaning you can openly
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  carry your weapon with you without having a permit. How you feeling when you
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  in the checkout line with a basket full of groceries and I come in with
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  my rifle in my hand and go straight to the vending machine for the bullets.
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  You're gonna be a little bit nervous while I start making this purchase.
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  You're gonna start watching me. Now, when I go to buy my bait,
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  I can have my fish and ride in my hand. I'm not making
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  anybody nervous. Nobody has any anxiety about me reeling them in from the entrance
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  of the grocery store. But this is different. I have my weapon with
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  me. You see me purchasing these bullets. What am I gonna do?
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  What do you think I'm about to do? You think I'm finna go hunting.
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  I'm in regular street clothes. Bullet's at the grocery store. Very very
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  interesting where our country is going? I think that then it stop reporting on
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  the tragedy. Stop making it seem like it matters to you. You obviously
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  are not trying to correct these tragedies. You're not trying to eliminate, restrict
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  hamper anybody from at their will. Let those people in Chicago or wherever they
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  were with their son, let them out of jail, trying to put them
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  in jail because they went and per you don't care, You really don't.
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  So what stop Stop with the whole pretense when you're making rules like this,
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  because we would hate for you to have to playing Oh no, coman Greg
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  to get your bullets. We're saying now I esport with you, like I'm
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  gonna run out. I'm gonna get bag of ice, get twelve pack.
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  I'm gonna get some charcoal. Uh, some paper plates. Oh and some
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  thirty eight shells. That's what I need at the grocery store, one stop
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  shop. So if I get to the hetta, get to the park going
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  down, I can. I can set it off right here. Dude took
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  my parking space. He gonna feel it when I get it. It's so
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  interesting, especially with the uptick, as I said, in this country alone
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  of grocery store mass shootings. Yeah. Someone just commented one of our online
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  listeners, Walter Eccles, said, hunting in grocery stores. That's what it's
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  going to be. Now. People are going to hate. I'm in the
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  mood. I'm gonna just go down here and again one stop shop. I'm
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  gonna get my my ammunition and my victims all in one place. Yeah,
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  I don't have to worry about did that bring enough bullets? Found the cash
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  and we found the cash of ammunition. You don't have to worry about that
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  anymore. But Madison Keys, it's out of Wimbleton due to an injury.
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  Had to withdraw there in the third set in which she was up, fighted
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  two, but just could her her leg kind of tweaked on her. Couldn't
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  tell whether it was hamstring or quad, but she had to bow out and
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  had not around anymore. Cocoa Golf stunned in straight sets. She was ranked
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  number two in this Wimbledon round. So two people that we talked about last
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  Monday are not going on for the championship. So who does that leave us?
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  Comanche, do we have any bright stars? So long Stevenson was gone
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  already, Naomi Osaka? Who do we have left? Who do we have
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  Do we have any men on the men's side? Are we just out of
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  Wimbledon? We might just be out unless you bought a ticket. You get
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  in with a ticket. I'm not holding us out as A as a spectator,
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  but as participants. Yeah, I think we can go take our us
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  A T shirts off. First of Fat Boys break Up and every Day.
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  Uh. One of our online listeners, Jared Lloyd said, and these are
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  his words, not mine. That's why we hate bad producer. That fishing
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  analogy is so stupid or so disingenuous dot dot dot dot dot. I'll go
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  the next level talk back to this swe shock show. I'm in the sport
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  Shock Wayne can I got a chance to go see O. Chris Breezy.
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  Uh this weekend down at State Farm or Reena put on a show for about
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  two hours. He went strong for about two hours, two hours, fifteen
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  minutes. Didn't take those long breaks. His breaks through timely where you know,
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  it was enough time where I went, I changed clothes, I drew,
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  dried off, and came right back right. So it one low was
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  long, you know, fifteen minutes, seventeen minutes. Yeah, it was
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  just the kind of time it would have taken you to do award change yes,
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  and come back and start the next set. So watch Chris Breezy.
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  Uh this past Friday. One thing? Excuse me? Did you do the
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  beat and Greek? No? I didn't want to. I didn't want to
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  or did? But did you you want to pass on the booty ground?
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  Yeah? I was gonna pass on that, you know short? Yeah you
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  ain't want to full Breezy, not in the short guy, because I was
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  about to say that wouldn't be so weird to see Chris Brown holding you squeezing
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  your we still be cool. I just want you to know, I was
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  a line that kind of left. Maybe I don't know if they were,
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  because that brought to mind when they were kind of leaving. It was like
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  a line of ladies towards the back, and I was thinking, now,
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  either they came here as like a group, right, like maybe bust here
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  together. Because you know, when you talk about Chris Brown, he's in
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  Atlanta, you're gonna have people come from regions of the South, you know,
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  especially those places he doesn't go to. So you take a state like
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  Georgia, most likely Atlanta is the only place he's going to play, right,
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  So all the people from everywhere, all Bennie and Macon and Savannah,
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  they might, you know, with social media. Put it out there,
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  man, we ridding the bus with anybody, at least throw it out there
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  to see. Yeah, anybody, you ain't gotta worry about your travel,
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  Just get your ticket to the Breezy concert. And we you know, but
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  old Chris Brown. But no, I didn't want him to grab my booty.
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  And I definitely didn't want to pay him a thousand dollars to grab your
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  booty. Grab my booty, man, because you could probably get it cheaper.
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  What I'm saying, most of my decisions are financial decisions. Not that
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  you'd want anybody grabbing your booty, but what I'm saying, if you add
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  somebody, you probably get it for cheaper. I'm just saying, uh,
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  but Chris Breezy. The other thing I want to ask you guys, especially
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  you too. DJ's command you Greg and the bad producer Big Kenny is like,
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  wait, DJ, he grew up in a musical family. But on
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  the fourth July, a lot of people when you would play R Kelly or
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  play Diddy, you would see people kind of face go up, you know,
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  like, how dare you put that on? And does the cancel go
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  to? Because you're talking about two of the most powerful men in music in
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  the last thirty years. It's hard to find anyone that has put an imprint
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  more than those two. And that's the word I would use, imprint,
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  because not only your music, but the music you created and produced the band.
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  That's what I was does go to because we played an A Liah song
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  and that was the first That's why I put her on there. That was
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  the first thing in my head. I was thinking, well, y'all seen
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  me kind of against R Kelly. But if I put a liah on.
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  Is that count because which about Kales who has a catalog of working with a
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  lot of people writing songs for a lot of people. So does it extend
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  to those people writing Grammy Award winning songs for a lot of people? He
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  didn't just win his own Grammys. The songs are number one chart topping,
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  career making song. Does that get canceled to it? Well, it's it's
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  the individual should it's an individual? Well, the first album, the first
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  album is that was Everything was written by or produced by R. Kelly.
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  Everything else is okay as far as her catalog goes. Wait, but the
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  first album, the first album is the best album that was that was produced
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  by Timberland and Missy four page letter, that was timbling, No, that
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  wasn't for no, that was or one in a million? Yeah, well
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  I still think that first back and forth or aging that's but the number that's
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  R. Kelly. Well, and I'm saying Diddy, So we're talking about
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  Biggie, We're talking about seven O truth. People might just go as his
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  albums like listen to No Way Out Anymore, but some some I made one
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  hundred million off of Mary j I've seen but you're not play my song.
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  Instagram Radio New York DJ still struggle to like they still want to play all
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  about the Benjamin's like, we gotta play at least that one. If we're
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  gonna you know, if we're gonna limit ourselves, we're gonna play at least
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  that one song. So it's still it's an individual choice because well when it
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  first started, if someone will requests say, hey, don't play no R
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  Kelly, I respect that. But if I'm in the club or I'm doing
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  something, no one says don't play Diddy, don't play R Kelly, I'm
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  gonna play it because, like you said, that's part of our musical history
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  as far as R and B and pop. And at the same time,
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  if we only really dig, we can go pull a lot of artists music
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  and not play it because of some of the things that they have done in
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  the past. So I mean, if that's the case with the it'll be
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  limited. Yeah, I know that. That's why I was saying. Does
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  it extend to the songs that they've they've produced and written or is it just
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  our online listeners have said. Antoine literally says their music is their's music.
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  If we go to cancel all their music. We will lose an entire decade
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  or more music. Walter Echoes, said, Faith Evans, and then Antoine
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  came back and said, Ready to Die. It's coming up on thirty years
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  and that's a classic class. So we just gonna And I mean, I
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  think it's in the top one hundred or top fifty albums of all time.
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  I mean that's what I'm saying when you talk about it in print. Look
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  at those lists the top take that big boole whole bolt was Yo, Cali
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  Cali, uh big get And I'm saying, pick up my girls and hit
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  John Wayne Gandy in The Red Show, you know image what you got?
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  That playing so low? Let that come on through? Six by nine was
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  changing afraid. Six by nine were the first speakers that internationally went everybody new
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  made how many six by nine you got back to? Welcome back to this
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  boy shop show. I'm this boy shock, Wayne Gandy, the cancer culture.
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  We're finding out that some people aren't listening to me. I listened to
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  music. I don't think that they are intertwined. And most of you are
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  lying uh and just taking that stance in front of your friends. When that
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  take that come on in the car, it takes you back to wherever you
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  were too in ninety six and ninety seven. You start dancing, especially when
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  you hear that pound pound pound, pound, found, foure found pound bound,
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  bound, found found found bound. We ain't going to bound bound,
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  We ain't gonna nowhere. Everybody starts singing. We even the people accusing him
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  of crimes to be on something because it's bad life. We did do a
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  little research and by the help of our guy, uh, Donny Brown,
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  he let us know that Emma Navarro and Danielle Collins are on the lady side
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  from the US in the Wilmbledon contest. Navarro is the young lady who beat
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  Cocoa Golf, and on the mail side Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul. And
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  none of those four names do I know at all at all. Maybe you
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  know, and hopefully they will become household names, but right now unknown Americans
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  over in Paris getting the job done. Bronnie James was supposed to play yesterday,
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  but he had knee soordness. The Bad producer says that in his chat
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  room, him and his guy friends had decided that Bronnie James from listening to
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  how he brought the story, he felt like Bronnie James was not hurt and
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  was not experiencing knee soreness. So I don't know why Bernie James would fake
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  the soreness. He's not going to play that much. But he did not
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  play on the back to back night in what they're calling the California Classic.
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  Yes, California. They probably all the California teams play like a round robin
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  and it's not like it's not really a tournament or anything. It's just a
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  round robin of And now, what were some of the comments you said they
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  were making on social media? No, I mean, I have no problem
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  with him missing the game. It's just that when they said it was when
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  the news came out because after his debut on twenty one minutes four points to
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  rebound something that twenty one minutes, then everybody went to like, oh,
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  he's not playing today. On the back to back. So it was a
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  lot of people just saying it was a lot of meanings like load management are
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  already in effect, He's already learned how to do load management and why why
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  is that funny? Hey, mister James entered. Senior entered that some people
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  feel as far as I'm gonna take the night off, Lebron James did not
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  introduced that. Now you're now you're lying on air on the man. I'm
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  just I'm just his name was brought up in the thing. It said he
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  learned from how to do load management from And why don't you ever take a
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  stance and let those people know that they're wrong? That would be if if
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  it's right, it's right. But I'm not gonna go along with wrong.
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  I didn't go along with him. I just was just reporting what it said.
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  I didn't have no problem with the young man sitting out yesterday. That
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  wasn't your tone. You got here like an hour and two minutes ago.
• 29:41
  You had a different tone, and you you made it laughable. And these
• 29:45
  are the things you wanted. When I asked you why you want to talk
• 29:48
  about that? You on the other side of it. I thought it was
• 29:52
  funny because how the people saying that, the load management and the jokes.
• 29:59
  Man, I thought that was fun I thought it was funny. Man,
• 30:06
  it was funny. Man says he was swelling maybe his knee laughing about it.
• 30:11
  He swollen up and we laughed and we laughed. Oh man, that
• 30:18
  inflammation. I'm gonna tell you and for you people out there, that is
• 30:23
  right. If you've never played in the NBA game or a professional game,
• 30:27
  you don't know how your body would react. Brinnie James is thirteen months away
• 30:33
  from a heart procedure. It's also his first NBA games. These could have
• 30:37
  easily swollen out there. He hasn't been running this much. College pros two
• 30:47
  different things. People, that's hitting you, banging you. So social media
• 30:53
  always are proven to me, Why don't get into you because most of you
• 30:57
  have no idea what you're talking about. You're just making statements of what it
• 31:04
  is and how it is. But justice all day training that he might have
• 31:10
  been doing for the last since he got drafted, his body is not used
• 31:14
  to that, used to that. What do I talk about young players coming
• 31:18
  straight from high school or one year in college getting on it, and they
• 31:21
  some of them wound that college their body is not ready. They think it
• 31:25
  is, but they spend the first two three years trying to figure out how
• 31:29
  to keep their swelling and their knees and joints like that down. So for
• 31:34
  you social media people, and speaking of which Antoine says, the hate for
• 31:38
  LBJ is absolutely amazing. Lebron never did load management. Better check with Kawhi
• 31:45
  Leonard on that. And then he said, the jokes made of lies are
• 31:48
  lies. Let this young man carve his own path. Bad producer, producer.
• 31:55
  He didn't say bad producer I had. I'm saying that in all transparency.
• 32:04
  Get that part because he definitely was addressing you, I'm surely. And
• 32:12
  then he had his status. I don't know what y'all expect from these young
• 32:15
  kids. The boy in nineteen, he'd have been a sophomore next year,
• 32:20
  got an NBA game. What a thrill that could be for anyone. Sometimes
• 32:27
  on I say on the show, we do more criticizing than we do celebrating.
• 32:32
  To be to have a chance to do something on a professional sports platform
• 32:37
  is has seemed to get get and reduced to a mediocre affair when it's one
• 32:49
  of the biggest things you can ever engage in. Yeah, my son bunk
• 32:55
  dinner, and I talk about it for three years. You know. I
• 33:01
  remember the time the boy about the whole Avenue dinner. We just sitting there
• 33:06
  and he said, hold on, I got this, Pops. I said,
• 33:08
  look at that boy right there, and now hear your sign on the
• 33:12
  whole perennial storied franchise. I mean, people, just how can a man
• 33:19
  be nepotism? When the scout said that Bronnie James went from about seventy to
• 33:28
  about sixty in the NBA workout well before, like the in the rankings,
• 33:37
  in the rankings when they first got it was like ninety to fifty. Yeah,
• 33:39
  that's what I'm saying. Well, and he got drafted in fifty five,
• 33:44
  and so how is that. It's not like he went and got lebron
• 33:46
  went and got his cousin, Morris James. It was just like he used
• 33:51
  to deliver package from Amazon. Now he hooping from the Lakers. Before the
• 33:54
  injury and the hard thing, he was projecting the first rounder. So I
• 33:58
  mean, he has the potential and he's gonna be there. I mean my
• 34:02
  thing is you you look at I was just telling somebody and in defending him,
• 34:07
  look at r J. Barrett, god Solln, Steve Nash. He
• 34:12
  was pushed up and where is he? I mean, you barely hear anything
• 34:15
  about him, So I mean he showed it, shows that he needed it,
• 34:19
  shows that these guys do what you always say. R J. Barrett
• 34:22
  is having a solid career in the NBA. He plays for Toronto. He
• 34:24
  was for the Knicks. Once again, you're hating on a duke player.
• 34:30
  Example of how people r J. He pushed. No one saying nothing about
• 34:37
  how he was. J. Barrett is having a better career than the other
• 34:40
  dukeies. But I'm saying he was pushed came out with him. But he
• 34:44
  was pushed up, is what I'm saying, because of his who his godfather
• 34:46
  was. And you didn't make no negative comments about him at that time though
• 34:51
  I don't remember. Though I ain't no telling what I said at that time
• 34:54
  about because he was in that Zion and cam up. History can kind of
• 35:00
  tell us what and recordings we don't really have to. We don't have to
• 35:05
  jog our brain for the history part of it. You know, we record
• 35:08
  everything that we say on the show. I might take some searching the engine.
• 35:15
  Whatever that means. Man, you keep him coming, keep him coming.
• 35:17
  But you're consistent. Lebron hate and Duke hate is so consistent that is
• 35:23
  very scary. A cyclist over at Tour de France, I'm gonna mess up.
• 35:29
  His name is uh Julie Abounaud. I'm gonna go with that, Okay,
• 35:36
  I'm gonna stand on that. He was fined two hundred and twenty three
• 35:38
  dollars during the last stage of the race, not the last stage of the
• 35:44
  last stage that they just had. He stopped and kissed his wife and that
• 35:50
  is against the rules two hundred and twenty three dollars because you know later when
• 35:58
  I'm saying, because later when he fund raising test positive for performance enhancing drugs,
• 36:04
  he's gonna blame it on her. I thought to kids, my wife,
• 36:07
  and she passed me some peds and she just cheeseburger eating eating cheeseburger in
• 36:14
  his on a list and it was on her lips. And man, that's
• 36:16
  why I won at the fourth stay. She went to the ob g y
• 36:20
  n earlier that day and that day and that's how I got got. I
• 36:23
  got this. So I just found because I'm always interested in how they come
• 36:28
  up with the fines, Like how did you stop on two hundred and twenty
• 36:30
  three dollars. Yeah, he agreed, I wanted to buy something about twenty
• 36:37
  and then attack. He didn't hug it us like had he actually embraced her,
• 36:42
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  world. Uh. Kyrie Jackson, rookie cornerback out of Oregon. Also,
• 40:20
  I played a year or two at Alabama. Was in a car crash over
• 40:23
  the last couple of days. Two and two of his high school friends were
• 40:29
  also in the car with him when it crashed. All three passed away.
• 40:37
  Uh. In this car crash. I'm hoping that it was an accident and
• 40:43
  it doesn't come back in any kind of sense of racing, raceless reckless driving.
• 40:52
  We do know it seems to be, especially with the young athlete a
• 41:00
  lot that we report on drag racing, guys getting pulled over, getting tickets,
• 41:06
  getting arrested, those kind of things, accidents, getting an accidents just
• 41:10
  based on and this goes all the way back to that sad case with the
• 41:16
  Carolina, the Charlotte Hornet, Charlotte Horneck. Yeah, those two basketball players
• 41:22
  been what about ten that was about was its Wesley some David Wesley, Bobby
• 41:30
  Phils, Yeah, I think that was about twenty five years ago. Did
• 41:34
  one of them pass away? Bobby Phil's one passed away? Yeah, and
• 41:37
  that kind of and then even recently with the Georgia, I don't know if
• 41:43
  they ever officially said they were drag racing here. What was that about a
• 41:45
  year and a half ago, the big d N that plays for Philadelphia now,
• 41:51
  Jalen Carter ca Yeah, yeah, yeah, and yeah, and he
• 41:54
  he was cited and played guilty too drag racing treat And was it ever that
• 42:04
  time when the Thrasher Atlanta thrash. Remember he had that wreck. Was he
• 42:07
  racing or was that just so that was okay? Yeah, but but he
• 42:14
  was speed was a factor. He started to speed and his lost control of
• 42:19
  his ferrari and uh, he killed the passenger. I believe the teammate a
• 42:28
  teammate, Yes, was that dolphin. A lot of different cases came back
• 42:32
  to him and the dolphins offensive lineman. Was that just an accident or was
• 42:37
  he like racing? Remember maybe a handful of years ago, maybe five six
• 42:47
  years ago, O line d Lineman. He lost his leg, had to
• 42:51
  amputate it. I'm not just different times and since we've been a show.
• 43:01
  And then when I saw this, and I kept thinking, you know,
• 43:05
  it's already I imagine hard to accept any of your loved ones dying, but
• 43:12
  to think that they might have been out there and there was a way to
• 43:15
  avoid it, you know. And those cars, and I think the thrill
• 43:21
  of it gets away from you when you get in that kind of yeah,
• 43:25
  and they were that fever when you race people. This is the thing if
• 43:30
  you've ever had the exhilaration, I would say, of being behind the wheel
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  of a a supercar, an exotic muscle type car and you hit the gas,
• 43:46
  how quickly you can lose control of that vehicle, it will scare you.
• 43:51
  Like I thought, you know, I thought I was gonna get down
• 43:53
  in it and hold it in the road. But it started doing some stuff
• 43:57
  I wasn't ready for. And some people don't even realize that until it's almost
• 44:05
  too late, you know what I mean. You're already going far faster than
• 44:08
  you can control, and something like this happens, and preliminary reports that were
• 44:13
  saying like it is speed, but they're not saying because there's three cars involved,
• 44:17
  but alcohol play has played a part in this. So I'm just wondering
• 44:23
  if they knew the other Infinity, the car the Infinity and the other car
• 44:28
  that was in the evolved and who was involved with alcohol and where did that
• 44:31
  all come about? So young life lost. He was a fourth round pick
• 44:37
  to the Vikings, hadn't even gotten really to his first year. So he's
• 44:44
  from that Maryland area too. Wherever he had that car accident was his where
• 44:50
  he was born, raised, mom family still lived there. So DeMar DeRozan
• 44:57
  is joining the Sacramento Kings. A trade happened, a three team trade between
• 45:00
  the Bulls Spurs and the Kings where the Martyrosan now finds himself going out to
• 45:07
  sacrol mental. Nice piece for the Kings to pick up with the bonus and
• 45:15
  what socks out there a team that has a lot of talent and someone like
• 45:22
  a DeRozan even though he's thirty five, he's always been solid that and shows
• 45:28
  up, you know, shoots his mid ring, plays his game. So
• 45:32
  nice piece for such a young team in that trade. As we talked about,
• 45:37
  even with the NBA free agency, it wasn't a lot of big name
• 45:43
  heah, it wasn't a lot of shopping to do. It wasn't a big
• 45:45
  list of people. It wasn't really a lot of big names. And once
• 45:50
  the Splash brothers Clay moved on to Dallas and Paul George opted out, he
• 45:58
  had to op out to become a free agent to go to Philly. Really,
• 46:01
  no big Domino to grab. It's a lot of teams that well.
• 46:07
  Now the way that the contracts work now, it's it's more beneficial for a
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  guy to re sign with his team rather than to go out in the free
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  even more so now because guys are getting there signing that the first extension and
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  moving on thirty five, you have to imagine he looked around the Bulls locker
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  So maybe I go out here with Fox and Sabone and a couple of pieces
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  Blah blah blah blah blah. Yeah cause I got to Hennessy on the
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  all over the place. Yeah one second, slow down, slow James,
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  get him off? Would you slow down? Back off? Short? Like
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  where bananas? I'm playing for more? What shock? Show? This shock?
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  Wayne Marty Rosen, we were just talking about him. One other thing.
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  Damarrow Over the last couple of Days was in the New Kendrick Lamar a
• 50:15
  video called not Like Us? Can you explain me? What? Not like
• 50:24
  Us is a reference to when he's saying that commands you. What is he
• 50:30
  saying? Who's not like us? Drake? And in which manner is basically
• 50:39
  it's a it's saying that Drake is a culture vulture, that he uses hip
• 50:46
  hop culture and it's not really. He's not y'all lame. We lit,
• 50:55
  Yeah, y'all lame. They're not like us. We read we and Drake
• 51:00
  isn't we isn't Drake isn't real? Isn't like really? The about that life
• 51:08
  you ain't? You ain't really whatever he raps about, it's not about.
• 51:13
  He's not really that. He's not flying internationally, living the big life with
• 51:21
  a bunch of beautiful women, renting yachts he has. That's how he has
• 51:28
  benefited, but he doesn't rap about that all the time. He talked about
• 51:35
  his heartbreak and the girl he would like to be with, but she don't
• 51:38
  want to be with him, so he he tells you he likes to go
• 51:44
  to the strip club. I'm saying, what part of his life is he's
• 51:47
  supposed to be fabricating, I guess because I've never heard him tell you he
• 51:52
  was a thug. He he just says he knows some thugs. Well,
• 51:55
  how he's used other people's music to benefit himself. I mean like Kendrick Lamar
• 52:06
  using Drake's name to popularize himself. Now, I mean, well that's been
• 52:14
  there's been proven. Yeah, it's been showed that, like Drake has stolen
• 52:21
  cadence from Soldier Boy, like two or three songs like that one. Tell
• 52:24
  me what's really going on. He stole the whole, He's been considered he's
• 52:30
  stolen the whole, his whole style from a lot of the Atlanta rappers.
• 52:34
  And that's where Kendrick Lamar is somebody he's a colonizer because of those different things
• 52:37
  and how he come in and he stole that whole, Like he'll steal a
• 52:40
  whole cadance and different things and then put it off as it's himself. Okay.
• 52:45
  Now, now we talked earlier about the imprint an artist has in the
• 52:51
  industry and if that imprint should be erased because of something that they've done.
• 52:58
  Kendrick Lamar is saying that Drake is not about the culture and he's used all
• 53:01
  of these other people to become relevant. When we go to break play Poetic
• 53:07
  Justice, it's a Kendrick Lamar song featuring who Drake Hello. But I mean
• 53:15
  there's a lot of people who together, lot of people do music together,
• 53:20
  did music together. But makes have a problem with him. So I'm saying,
• 53:23
  so what I'm saying, you're this He he does on not Like Us.
• 53:30
  He lists all of the people that he says Drake exploited Future and twenty
• 53:37
  one Savage, and he lists Quavo, and he lists two chains. He
• 53:42
  never said came out to Cali did something with me. No. He did
• 53:45
  say about Tupac. He mentioned about how you use it. He used no,
• 53:49
  but he did say he has not only not only. I can tell
• 53:54
  you big Kenny. I didn't know Kendrick did a with Drake Poetic Justice.
• 54:04
  He did that. Drake did a song with all the rest of these people.
• 54:08
  But he did leave out the fact that we did Poetic Justice. We
• 54:13
  did a song. But never so he wasn't a colonizer. No one at
• 54:19
  a time he's drug. Is he a colonizer? When he worked with Kendrick?
• 54:28
  When did the colonizing start? Once they realized that Drake was. See
• 54:34
  he did that song with Kendrick was in twenty twelve, twenty thirteen. So
• 54:37
  as time has moved on, there's a lot of things that Drake has did
• 54:43
  in the industry that people have perceived as cultural vaulting, colonizing and doing the
• 54:49
  different things. Well, like I just said, gave you example of you
• 54:52
  know, stealing canance. That's what they all used. He used. He
• 54:57
  used that. Well really truly, they tell the truth. He really was.
• 55:00
  It was club songs, but he started getting club bangers when he did
• 55:04
  the joint with Futures. That's what he's supposed to do. And that's what
• 55:06
  I'm saying, that's no problem. What is Kendrick Lamar doing with this?
• 55:08
  Not like us? He created a club, But it's not just the him
• 55:15
  working with Atlanta artists on him doing dance hall or let me go question,
• 55:24
  let me ask you this. We are here to evolve. So I started
• 55:35
  in Payne City, Florida, TV dinner frozen hamburger patties, good night,
• 55:47
  that's a good night. And I was supposed to stay for your comfort.
• 55:55
  I was never supposed to grow and get in a business that's about art and
• 56:05
  have the openness to adjust to the market, the market, and back to
• 56:15
  my original because today you wanted poetry in twenty twenty six, you wanted today.
• 56:21
  That's what we do. We keep going around and around. I'm trying
• 56:28
  to figure out when did me supplying to the market what the market wants make
• 56:36
  me a colonizer. And I don't even want to get that. I don't
• 56:40
  want to get that deep. No, I want to know why if I'm
• 56:43
  out here saying I Dodnet made dirty money, you go out and make no
• 56:46
  money. You make dirty money with the bad producer, you make dirty money
• 56:52
  with commands you Greg and me, and you'd have made dirty money. And
• 56:54
  I don't mention myself. That's why didn't mention the colon housing part. He's
• 56:59
  saying he with the not like us. He was meaning like a lot of
• 57:01
  the things inside of Drake's camps, a lot of information. A lot of
• 57:05
  these people want to go with the conjecture. I don't want to go with
• 57:07
  the conjecture. You're talking about what you think you know and what you what
• 57:12
  you suppose that I'm asking a simple question when you are pointing out that you
• 57:17
  have made songs with everybody else to be relevant, but I don't point out
• 57:22
  that you have made a song with me. That song when we made it
• 57:27
  made me more relevant. Drake was the more relevant artist when he made Poetic
• 57:31
  Justice. That's why Kendrick Lamar had him feature on his album, because he
• 57:37
  was the more relevant artist. He gave Kendrick Lamar credit, and Kendrick Lamar
• 57:43
  is disavowing that now in an effort to catapult himself forward. This battle bought
• 57:49
  Kendrick Lamar back into the That's what I'm talking about, Big Kenny conversation because
• 58:00
  you talking about because you used Drake's name. Please play Poetic Justice, sir.
• 58:09
  We'll be back from More the Sports Jock Show. This a little bit.
• 58:14
  I make this pool everybody else bay sic. You live life on it
• 58:16
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  always a great topic to bring up music, especially when you have courts of
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  opinion. Yes, Big Kenny is one of those middle of the road guys.
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  The bad producer is a he's a he's a Drake hater, so anything
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  you say, he's always been that way since I met him. He takes
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  everybody over Drake. I wasn't even talking about one versus the other. I
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  it. And I watched the video and it's amazing how the Kendrid lamars.
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  But you gave me four minutes, five minutes in a video portraying as
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  though you're still there. So I was wondering not like us seem to be
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  a hate song versus a guy that's just in the business for what the business
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  is supposed to be. We're in the music making business. The hottest city
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  hop is Atlanta. If you're looking for a bag, why wouldn't you come
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  here? So it ain't in Toronto, So I'm gonna find I'm gonna go
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  down here. These guys seems to let me in. They want to make
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  a hit. Let's make a song. And now because I did that,
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  you seem to have decided that is wrong and you start throwing out terms like
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  colonization, right, you start throwing out these heavyweight terms that you guys would
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  not like people to be saying about you, calling somebody soft and all that
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  kind of that's you start. There's certain rapists, paedophile, the foul,
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  colonizing, These words are historical. And if you truly feel that way,
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  why not pull the track? Why not pull the track that you did with
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  give back all the money from what did you say to the name, just
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  yeah, you should be giving all that away, saying why not pull that
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  track out your catalog completely? Let Drake have that. Let him have just
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  about what they were talking. And the only reason I have any passion towards
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  people because they were making music. L L would make music for the people.
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  then do that. But I need to show the number nine. See if
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  you sold twenty thousand, I sold twenty seven. Our listener, in which
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  which is true? Antoine from which out respect. He did say Kendrick had
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  because swimming Pools and the back seat freestyles were popping before. And what was
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  my comments to Antoine Sir? No, I'm just saying, what was my
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  comment to Antoine Sir? Read it on the ass, But I never mentioned
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  yes. But he never mentioned himself. That's all I'm saying. Everybody keeps
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  Kendrick had Doctor Dre, Jimmy Iveen and everybody else he did not need.
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  I didn't say he needed, said he used because he needed him. Now
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  Nozzle was just as good as he was from the first day I met him,
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  he handed me this rapper. This is in my college dorm, same fire
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  went so far. The Jiggerman music went higher, boom boom boom, and
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  it was it was the same thing. I'm mad at you because whatever I'm
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  But that don't mean it's more commercial than mine. H to the is oh
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  It sounds really elementary and bubble gum. But that's what is selling. And
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  again to the Antoines and everybody, the broader argument, I understand we were
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  specifically talking about not like us, not like when he mentioned those other people,
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  he never mentioned himself in that collective. I'm talking about nine of mother
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  He he's you gotta go listen to again. He didn't say about he said
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  specifically he's talking about Atlanta. He was talking about Atlanta. How he used
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  the Atlanta artist, the Atlanta people, the Atlanta used Kuavo, how he
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  used the future, how he used twenty one. That's what he was talking
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  about. And he and the other two verses he did mention California he mentioned
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  some other stuff, so I said, you have to listen to it again.
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  He did mention those things, he just when he did the third verse,
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  and not like us, it was mentioned about how he It was strictly
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  about Kendrick pulled a move. Like a lot of people doing music, they
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  up, seals up. And I ain't mad at him for doing it.
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  I'm not actually lord him and his people. Before we move on, let's
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  make sure you understand this. He ain't wrong for doing that either. No,
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  I'm gonna go pick a fight with None of these guys have ever been
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  That's what you do. You try to go get Tom Brady or Lebron
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  James to come eat at your resta run if you can. Is that not
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  true? And for the record, Atlanta, the other the other songs as
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  part of this be led up to this right here, So I those songs
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  do matter because it all, it all adds up to this. Yes,
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  listen to standalone. It's there's just more context to more context. And and
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  also Kenny Atlanta started this few when Metro Bilmin and Future shots fired and Kendrick
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  just came in and just solidified. But Atlanta Future and metro Booming started the
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  a lot of that is rooted in entertainment. Because if I'm going to criticize
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  just jump in your beef. You from the West Coast. No, it
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  that's where it kicked off. Whe Kendrick started and he started, he mentioned
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  I go and I get to your kidney, and then I go,
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  no, this won't work. Is that the process? Okay, we'll see.
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  I'm thinking that you're saying, they're just going to the organ donation bank and
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  and T. We've reached almost a mid season point of the w n B.
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  A. Remember the league will shut down for the Olympics, then pick
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  up basically for the playoffs and the Championship. The big debate that is still
• 1:26:40
  raging will be a Rookie of the year Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese. I
• 1:26:47
  want to say there was a young lady from maybe Minnesota, ne Fessa Collier.
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  There was another rookie they were considered ring that got hurt. No,
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  not Cameron kay and Jackson maybe or well Katie Martin. She didn't get hurt.
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  Another it'll come up. She got her shared her ankle. I think
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  she's playing for the Links. She wasn't uh top four or five pick.
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  But she's a rookie this year. But the big debate is which side will
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  win. I think right now, if you were giving a Rookie of the
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  Year, it would have to be a co Rookie of the Year. I
• 1:27:40
  think it's it's an even match. If I was if I was was watching
• 1:27:45
  the match, it's an even match. It can get down to the particulars,
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  like little things where who's had the maybe the highest response. Busibility has
• 1:28:00
  fallen on Caitlyn from the position that she plays point guard, so there's always
• 1:28:10
  that part where she has to run the offense. She has to adjust a
• 1:28:15
  little more of handling the ball and those kind of things at this level than
• 1:28:21
  Angel. Angel biggest thing has been playing with women equal or bigger of her
• 1:28:30
  size. In college, she typically was one or two biggest persons on the
• 1:28:38
  court at the time. WNBA, we got two or three on each team
• 1:28:44
  in that same vein. But the stats say right now Caitlin is averaging sixteen
• 1:28:49
  point one points, six rebounds, seven and a half assists. The other
• 1:28:57
  day she was the first rookie to ever have a triple double in WNBA history.
• 1:29:04
  Wow, and that would go back to ninety seven, So the first
• 1:29:09
  rookie ever in the league to have a triple double. Angel Reese has been
• 1:29:15
  on a pace of double doubles. She has tied a record for that or
• 1:29:20
  broken it yesterday. Maybe. As far as points and rebounds, she is
• 1:29:27
  averaging fourteen points and eleven point seven basically twelve rebounds to go on with her
• 1:29:35
  season. The team's records, I think maybe Chicago is one game up on
• 1:29:44
  Indiana, so that's not a big factor. Now, Now do you think
• 1:29:47
  that Angels assist stat maybe skewed some because they're trying to get the ball into
• 1:29:57
  her. You see what I'm saying, She's rarely she's a dominant presence so
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  you know, when when it's crunch time, she ain't trying to pass it
• 1:30:08
  off to nobody. She trying to take the shots. So you know,
• 1:30:12
  maybe that would affect her assist numbers. Well, big men typically or big
• 1:30:16
  women excuse me, are typically that's the category they lag in. Yeah,
• 1:30:25
  just like a guard could lag in rebound. Rebound because they're always far away
• 1:30:30
  from the rim. Caitlyn Clark does a great job, she was explaining,
• 1:30:35
  because she really likes to rebound and go. You know, most like that
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  if they got that jump shot in them, they I can get down here,
• 1:30:46
  pass whatever I'm gonna pull up, you know, and then having to
• 1:30:49
  wait for somebody to pass her the ball to go and go. But I
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  would say evenly match guys, where would you stand right now? Uh?
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  Bad producer, I'm with you. I mean it's based both of them have
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  been put on for the w NBA this year. Let's finish the year.
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  I mean, you're not hoping both of them make the rest of the year.
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  We don't know what what may happen at the end of You may slow
• 1:31:18
  one of them, you know, chances down and then you'll find a pure
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  winner who would be But right now, like you said, it's both of
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  them are doing the best they can for the w NBA coman, Yeah,
• 1:31:30
  it could be, it could be both. I don't know if you could
• 1:31:34
  just make it a co Rookie of the Year, it's good because I think
• 1:31:38
  it might be an odd number of voters or anything like that, but I
• 1:31:41
  think it'll be It'll be really close right now. It really could go either
• 1:31:46
  way. I know when we were trying to use a type or like who
• 1:31:49
  has the better has the better record, or Kaitlin Clark has averaged six turnovers
• 1:31:56
  a game. Also, but Angel Reach just started shooting threes yesterday, so
• 1:32:02
  hurt Like people say, like, well, Caitln has the better offensive game,
• 1:32:05
  so it can It's gonna be like pursed down like that to get somebody's
• 1:32:13
  vote. But just on from what I've seen so far on the surface,
• 1:32:18
  Yeah, cod Rookie of the Year, if we could make it that then
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  and that schooled me and I couldn't think of a w NBA because I haven't
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  watched it close enough to know who wins and loses this award every year.
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  I was remembering that there was a year I think in the late nineties,
• 1:32:35
  mid nineties or even maybe Jason Kidd. There was a Grant Hill. Yeah,
• 1:32:44
  they were cold rookies of the Year, right, Yeah, Jason Kidd
• 1:32:47
  and Grant Hill, and then Elton Brand and Steve Francis Cookie. So the
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  NBA has it, and it's happened, and I know that the w NBA
• 1:32:59
  is probably thinking, we can't have scripted this any better. For the two
• 1:33:02
  most talked about rookies, the two most talked about female college players are now
• 1:33:10
  rookies in the w n b A and are legitimately vying for MVP. It's
• 1:33:14
  not like one of them fell off so hard that they're out of the conference.
• 1:33:17
  Rookie of the Year not k of the Years. Okay, So because
• 1:33:21
  most time MVP is based on the winning team going to the championship. And
• 1:33:26
  that's what a lot of people you got. Well, Monica mc nutt is
• 1:33:28
  that her never saying her name right from ESPN, she was saying that she
• 1:33:30
  would base it on the standings, and a lot she's got a lot of
• 1:33:34
  backlash about that because she she was saying that she from ESPN saying that she
• 1:33:39
  would basic let me see what she said. My rookie year goes to UH
• 1:33:44
  based on the league standing in the sky right now in the playoffs, give
• 1:33:46
  a nod to age rees. But it doesn't like this, like sports ain't
• 1:33:51
  gonna said. It doesn't make sense because both of them right now are scheduled
• 1:33:55
  to make the playoffs. But most time, if rookie of the year is
• 1:33:58
  just whoever's that better player, doesn't matter about their team. You can't help
• 1:34:01
  if you drafted to a terrible team, or you know what I'm saying that
• 1:34:04
  the Rookie of the Year battle between those two particular players will only drive the
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  w NBA strate. Oh yes, and so they win all the way around.
• 1:34:15
  Yeah, it's a thing that they are winning, both of these young
• 1:34:17
  ladies, and they do two different jobs. And that's why I say,
• 1:34:20
  and you know we talked, have to talk to NBA. I can speak
• 1:34:26
  from football as far as listing tough jobs the easiest job, Like it's easier
• 1:34:35
  to be a running back as far as transferring skills. Right, So it's
• 1:34:46
  easier to go from a college running back to a pro running back than it
• 1:34:49
  is to go from a college quarterback to a pro quarterback. It's just an
• 1:34:56
  easier transfer in certain jobs. It's easy on defense to be a linebacker than
• 1:35:02
  it is to be a cornerback in your rookie year because there's nothing to cover
• 1:35:09
  you up. You just over there's a rookie cornerback. You know, you
• 1:35:12
  ain't used to these these these kind of guys where you know, you're coming
• 1:35:16
  from college where you were the same size. Now it's some guy here six
• 1:35:23
  six faster than you. What you supposed to do? Like back up,
• 1:35:28
  you know what I'm saying. You know, so Sauce Gardner won Rookie of
• 1:35:32
  the Year a couple of years ago. I don't think I had ever seen
• 1:35:35
  a corner win Rookie of the Year until him. Yeah, because it's just
• 1:35:41
  a hard job to transfer. So that's why I said, if in little
• 1:35:45
  edge and being just being fair, it seems like the transfer being a point
• 1:35:48
  guard, a day one point guard, because you got that. And you
• 1:35:54
  can even tell what Caitlin Clark, she's not used to that kind of an
• 1:36:00
  athlete. So you're just gonna pick me up from the whole court. Like
• 1:36:03
  you know, these young women so are not scared at all that you buy
• 1:36:09
  them. Right, I'm gonna have to back you down the entire way,
• 1:36:13
  say nobody like way down here, and I you know what I mean.
• 1:36:15
  So you said it's tough for the quarterback, so that wild imagine it'll be
• 1:36:18
  tough for you as old as the old lineman is because you have just that
• 1:36:21
  much coverage and movement. There also, no, no, no, old
• 1:36:26
  line would be the probably the third toughest. Okay, I would say quarterback,
• 1:36:31
  then cornerback, and then offensive linemen because there's so much information and the
• 1:36:40
  superiority you might have had in college no longer exist. You know, where
• 1:36:47
  we used to move people a couple of feet. This guy won't move nowhere.
• 1:36:55
  That three point thirty is stuck, and you're just sitting there. There
• 1:36:59
  is no more. That's why you ever notice in the NFL they don't talk
• 1:37:01
  about pancakes, right, that's not that's not a term. You ain't picking
• 1:37:06
  nobody and going nowhere. Everybody out here all been six hundred pounds. That's
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  why we always That's why we all here. It becomes about strategy angles running
• 1:37:15
  your feet. But all that picking somebody up and pushing them back, that's
• 1:37:21
  not gonna happen. They don't pay you for that. But uh, it's
• 1:37:27
  a close race, and hopefully if it stays where it is, I don't.
• 1:37:30
  I don't know about standings. They're one game apart. Yeah, that's
• 1:37:32
  why I said both of them right now for the end today. Both are
• 1:37:35
  one more game. They're both in the playoffs today if the season ended.
• 1:37:40
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  as far as temperature wise Olympics in recent years. Some of the athletes are
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  trying to get over a little earlier or move to hotter places to train,
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  which I'm quite sure this is typical. Most times. You try to create
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  the environment that you are going to play in when when when possible. Sometimes
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  it's not. If you're playing for the Miami Dolphins and your game this week
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  turn the AC on and think that's going to get that Buffalo win like fifty
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  three. That's not even so. With all this heat and all that and
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  two steps away from canceling this game. It's so cold, think about it,
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  A can't get you cold. And all these AC units the team USA
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  is bringing their AC units over. I mean, with it being this hot,
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  why did they not put air condition in these at these at the village
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  that reading reports where people are bringing in bringing over. Try not to spend
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  all that money. They they're sleeping in smaller than twin beds. It's a
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  single person bed, and from all these countries around the world. And I
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  want to think about, and I wonder if with a lot of these athletes
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  too, there maybe at a time where the athlete used to stay at the
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  village or stay the entire time. I wonder how many it seems like a
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  lot of these Yeah, yeah, okay, you know, it really does
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  seem like that they come with enough time to adjust to whatever time difference and
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  then perform. But if you ever watch a lot of times, one or
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  two times in history, I've ever watched the closing ceremony, yeah, it's
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  very few athletes, very very even there A lot of those teams leave with
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  a week left in there, or even when a dream team I don't know
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  about didn't even stay at the hotel at the village. They was in a
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  whole other city. Yes, they were in Monico. You right, if
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  our loved one somewhere like he one of us out the mud the mud gring
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  grind all being there checking the uh the sheets count? Now this is only
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  three hundred twelve. Yeah, this is not twelve. Somebody broun what's going
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  none. Man, these four hundred count kd Hey man, look it's a
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  yacht right outside the window. They don't even know what they just see it
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  outside. Let's go here, that's buy it, and let's just stay on
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  that. But when the Dream Team went over there, and rightfully so,
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  they didn't feel like they felt like they were going to get hound and it
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  was a lot of good reasons why they didn't. But I'm just saying in
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  this in this Olympic village, I've wondered over the years, whereas I used
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  to have to come over here and wait because Team USA Flights wasn't gonna take
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  your back all of that. Now there's modern a lot of independence. The
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  modern modern athlete under armour was just flying is getting flown over by freeo lay
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  in Monica because remember the time the Dream Team they coming down. Yeah,
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  all of that taking some notes. Look, girl, you don't want to
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  stay in that Olympic V because I'm running Tuesday through Friday and that's it.
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  CHICII in straight from Amsterdam. Yeah. So that's why I think maybe they
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  haven't started cutting back almost like why keep investing this money into this idea that
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  these people are gonna stay here in this two three weeks? Check the box?
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  How many days are you gonna stay? Are you gonna stay apt for
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  the whole two weeks? Because I think the NBA, I think the basketball
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  doesn't start for like a week week. A lot of the events don't track,
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  doesn't even start for like ten days after a lot of the events are
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  like that. And do you want to do those ones go? Sorry?
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  Do they go over those ten days before? Or they do they hang back
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  and then go over? Well, And I was going to say, I
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  know that sports now is just as much entertainment as anything else. And in
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  the entertainment business. That's a trend. Yesterday I did a show where it
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  was myself and four other performers flown into a city for one day due to
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  performance, and fly them right back out. I'm not paying for these hotels
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  and meals and accommodations called that's a hard bookings five. We ain't doing no
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  sheets twelve and no picking you up and this and all that to the venue.
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  You do the show. We got you from the venue back to the
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  airport. They stay for the flights and all that, and that's what I
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  mean. They could easily attend the opening ceremony, but then I don't.
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  My event doesn't start for eight days. So I got on a plane or
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  like commanchea saying yacht, and we went over to so and so for the
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  next six days and trained. From what I've seen though, like the track
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  and field is the end of the first week, like the first day is
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  the opening ceremonies is the twenty sixth on the second is when all the track
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  and field will start. So it's it's during the first week. So we'll
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  see how the Olympics go. But then I'm quite sure you're adjusted to it.
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  And really when you talk about the heat. You're just talking about the
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  outdoor events, the track and field, the things you know, what do
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  they call it, the row rowing, crewing and those kind of events,
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  the mile, the marathon, that stuff. But you got a lot of
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  indoors because yeah, a lot of team don't care about Yeah, the cycling
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  events are indoors. Some gymnastics, the swimming, the swimming, those things
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  new Tesla, those big cyber trucks. Cyber trucks. That was a gentleman
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  that was just supposed to They said he charge his truck for twelve hours and
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  he only got to get to go one hundred and thirty miles. So I
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  don't see how that's gonna How you gonna car racing. You gotta charge,
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  you gotta check, get gas, gotta refuel, you gotta change the tire.
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  I mean, how this is gonna work in car racing? Just change
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  batteries and the batteries they say, the batteries is can they change the battery
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  in like less than it? They just dropped the charge it right, but
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  now you'd have to understand it. I imagine that the other mechanics of the
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  car will stay the same. But taking the tires off fueling it. Well,
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  it won't need fuel now, So that's maybe if it takes a man
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  twelve hours just to get one hundred and thirty three miles, Well that was
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  for the cyber truck, but there's other stories. Which is a truck and
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  I'm sure a lot of people in the winter they couldn't charge because of the
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  winner with the cyber station, charging stations won't have that problem. And see,
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  this is the thing bad. So they already know what's going on.
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  They haven't gave us all the information in which is they hold him back.
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  This is the point. A lot of times the new emerging technology is tested
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  in these high stress industries. So the new phone that you got right now
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  that's coming out is being used by people that are in military locations right now
• 1:53:44
  so they can get the most strenuous test work out of it. These people
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  are doing ground breaking electric car engineering and all of it will hit the sales
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  floor soon. But they want to solve problems like that, how do we
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  make this car go one hundred and thirty eight miles an hour for four hours
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  straight? I gotta go two hundred or two hundred plus that I'm tying for
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  the one hundred and thirty eight. That's what that's my thing is what do
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  you do about the fan that goes strictly because they love the roar of the
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  engine. Just what that start your engine? That's the best thing about the
• 1:54:18
  nascars. Just like hearing them start and when they go by that one time
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  and just in that ten or twelve seconds you're hearing the war. It's part
• 1:54:26
  of the attraction. So how do you eliminate that? That's what I'm saying,
• 1:54:30
  eliminate legends is part of the attraction. Gentlemen, start your engines.
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  That's for us, this new generation. But that might not be the storyline
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  for the twenty five year old, right, So got you gotta remember I'm
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  not putting it out now. We ain't talking about no regular twenty five year
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  old. We're talking about twenty five year old NASCAR fang Dale Junior and Bubba
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  Bim. Grand Daddy was by Bubba, and we gonna stick with Bubba.
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  Yeah. That's how I think. That's why NASCAR is trying to get away
• 1:55:06
  from trying to get because they don't have a good young base. You're right,
• 1:55:14
  and they're and they're actively recruiting, correct, They don't have a good
• 1:55:17
  young base. The sport is still supported by the forty eight plus group.
• 1:55:27
  Yeah, but then the young group is just going because their parents is making
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  them. But lately, though, they've been trying to associate NASCAR people over
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  the last few years with certain political views, and that's been one of the
• 1:55:39
  problems too. If you feel like NASCAR, you're this on this side of
• 1:55:43
  the isle, and you're and you probably like guns and all this and this
• 1:55:46
  and that, because basically where it comes from that would be you, Like
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  I said, I love gas, we need to keep gas cars, and
• 1:55:57
  we need not to do anything else that they're trying to do a table restaurant.
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  But you're on that side of the pile. I'm on the side of
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  you cool. You cool with bullet bending machines. And that's a Nascar thing
• 1:56:11
  I've ever heard. President Biden last week, I could have sworn I saw
• 1:56:17
  this article. He was letting the governors know that he needs more sleep and
• 1:56:26
  and and interesting enough said that he won't be scheduling events after eight pm.
• 1:56:31
  And and it's interesting to me that A I didn't pitch this earlier. That
• 1:56:36
  Did I get that article right? Did you see something like that I had
• 1:56:40
  not. I know, his age released something that said he struggles after four
• 1:56:46
  pm. So you know, we're gonna give you that seems like I'm putting
• 1:56:50
  in an extra hours. I'm gonna do that extra foe. But I heard
• 1:56:55
  that a radio host got fired for an interview with President Biden because his campaign
• 1:57:01
  sent them the questions that the host could ask. And once the radio station
• 1:57:06
  found that out, they fired that person and that that person resigned because that's
• 1:57:11
  not the impartiality that they were looking for in interviews to fire them. Okay,
• 1:57:15
  so you're not supposed to be able to really, Joe. So was
• 1:57:20
  it the Biden camp? It was the Biden camp. No, it was
• 1:57:25
  the radio radio host, because you know, I'm supposed to be asking you
• 1:57:29
  the questions that But but he went in with the Biden camp. He agreed
• 1:57:32
  with them to accept it and do that. So, like you said,
• 1:57:35
  he should have been fired. He should have, you know, And I
• 1:57:38
  believe it was she well, which infuriates him more because he doesn't like women.
• 1:57:45
  No, I love power at all. I love women, not at
• 1:57:48
  all, colonized colonizer. I love and we are in the truth is he
• 1:58:01
  will throw you to the Ocean. It's time to wrap things up on the
• 1:58:06
  Sports Jug Show with Wayne Kenny. When you're the towns in Ocean gets the
• 1:58:25
  sport shout testa minute to Vin would like to thank you for tuning in to
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• 1:58:45
  your contributions today. And the guys told me last week it's up to my
• 1:58:51
  discrestion if I want to circle back to anything for the Ocean. And I
• 1:58:58
  decided that when I buy my asperis and my tomatoes, and I stop over
• 1:59:05
  there for some extra sharp cheddar cheese, pick up a loaf of bread,
• 1:59:14
  and decide that tonight I'm making spaghetti with meat sauce. I don't need to
• 1:59:20
  mix my violence with that order. I don't need to pick up a twelve
• 1:59:29
  pack of twenty two slugs. I just don't need that at that time.
• 1:59:33
  I would like to keep my produce and my violence. Well, you know
• 1:59:38
  it's how you food set people off. Though, So Alabama and Oklahoma,
• 1:59:44
  Texas with this idea I don't know about Texas, and I didn't need that
• 1:59:50
  remark put in their DMC. I was doing my own solo over here.
• 1:59:56
  I'm just reporting on the two states I know, Alabama and Oklahoma havings.
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  Bending machines with ammunition at the grocery store just is not right. It seems
• 2:00:10
  to me to perpetuate the mindset of violence all the time. It's okay to
• 2:00:17
  let some violence go, and for that, bending machines at the grocery stores
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  buck the plank. We hope you have a good week From the sports Shop
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  show Peace m