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Don't Hate Me 'Cause I'm Winning · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough, I don't have any shall share your shuck, and we
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  hold the world ransom for excuse me while I whipped this ouse broadcasting live and
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  Atlanta, Georgia to this. This is the sports shot Ship with Wayne Gandy.
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  You may vegan, Jack comes, so comes, it comes along.
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  to the sports shock Show. I'm the sport Shock Wayne Candy. Super Bowl
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  fifty eight is in the books a little anti climactic when you look at it
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  from the standpoint. It was in Vegas, so you were looking for a
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  lot of fireworks, and it was just a solid football game. Nothing to
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  burn, nothing to toast, just a good, solid football game twenty five,
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  twenty two to Kansas City Chiefs taking home their third ring. Patrick Mahomes,
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  Travis Kelcey, Chris Jones and this team making enough plays. It was
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  just one of those kind of games. Not a lot of memorable plays that
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  are going to make some super highlight film. No double passes on either side.
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  It was just some for the first half, some solid football both defenses
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  doing a great job keeping things in front of them. Both quarterbacks having a
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  decent day. I mean, when you talk about the seasons they put together,
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  nothing necessarily to complain about. It was really more movement, more conversation
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  about the young man from Atlanta and the halftime show that he put on.
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  That seemed to be the biggest spark of this Super Bowl fifty eight was Usher
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  and his performance. They even gave him if you didn't realize, gave him
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  about four or five more minutes to perform and delight the crowd. I hope
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  you have fun. The super Bowl, like we have been saying here on
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  the show, has definitely found itself to being the winter fourth of July that
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  in itself, as you can see, it has become a day of celebration.
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  It has become a day of people want to go to hang out,
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  regardless of they have a team, coorts or that. It's the second most
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  food consumption as far as holiday. I would imagine maybe Thanksgiving, which is
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  centered around eating, would go first, but the super Bowl, with the
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  amount of food people come out in that spirit, you know, and it
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  took place. It was a good super Bowl, nothing great, nothing boring,
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  just two teams trying to win a Super Bowl and on this side Kansas
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  City taking home their third Super Bowl with Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid and this
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  chief team that really just found a way to win. And that's football.
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  That is they you know one or two that they look superhuman was something else.
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  This is typically just put the ball on the ground, figure out how
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  at the end they have more points than the third team. Commandchi Greg went
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  out to Las Vegas, got in. He sent a couple of shots of
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  him and James Brown hanging out. You know, I don't know what you
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  know, look like they was passing a little small something on fire to each
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  other in the picture, but I know James has a card for it.
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  That was a cigar. Uh yeah, I've never seen that. I never
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  seen this cigar wrapped in white paper. They have those. Now, what
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  flavor is that? What brand is that? It's a Vegas cigar, A
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  Vegas cigar. Okay, got you, it's a Vegas I've seen him,
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  Greg, he must have ran does I've seen him? But good morning to
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  you. The crew is back in the building. Big Kenny, the funny
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  man himself is here. COMANCHI, Greg is here, and the bad produce,
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  sir has come back. Guys, you watched the game? Anything,
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  did I miss anything? Was there anything about the game that stood out to
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  you? No? Good morning sports jockey and crew and listeners. I felt
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  informed when earlier in the week people were asking me who do I think was
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  going to win? And I told them I didn't see any clear advantage.
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  I said, I felt like this wasn't going to be one of those high
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  scoring, super exciting airshow games. This was going to be a basic football
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  game and in the end, whoever had more points was going to be the
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  winner. And that's how it turned out. I thought the thought the halftime
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  performance was awesome. I think that they could try a little harder with the
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  commercials. Sometimes the commercials look like they've gotten a little jest, almost like
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  social media. A bunch of emojis, recognizable images, and uh, some
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  weird context and you got a Super Bowl commercial. So but it was an
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  awesome game comagine. I thought. I thought it was a good game.
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  It was good to just like just pay attention to the game instead of all
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  of the the all the narratives that people wanted to get out there about about
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  rock party or about about my homes, So I was just able to watch
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  the game, and I thought brock Purty played pretty well. But you know,
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  right after people I hear people saying that I'll see Cam Newton was right
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  about the game manager coming up, like there's no connection between his comments and
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  how brock Purty played last night. So uh yeah, I I it was
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  just good to just get to watch the game without any of the distractions.
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  And then the distractions came up right after bad Good morning, everybody up,
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  great game, you know how what I tell you how I felt. So
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  it was great for me to hear when you're in the room and everyone saying.
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  You got people saying, oh man, this is boring this game.
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  Oh it ain't nothing really happening. If you love football, you knew that.
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  Gay, that was a great football game to sit and watch. Like
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  Greg said, just to sit and watch the game. It was awesome,
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  great representation, halftime show was great. Everything was good. I mean about
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  all week. I mean it was low key all week. It really you
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  know, you thought, being vague, thought that with being in Vegas,
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  we would get some crazy Super Bowl stories and players come up messing going to
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  Mexico or something, or but hey, it's glad everything turned out. Everybody
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  got to play and it was a beautiful, beautiful night from Las Vegas.
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  Well, you have two teams that didn't have any more skeletons in the closet
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  right to discover, right. Uh, these two teams have been the last
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  couple of years. The focus of the Chiefs centered around homes Travis Kelce and
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  who he's dating. Really, after those two players, the other fifty one
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  players get overshadowed. You don't learn anything about them at all. Chris Jones
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  would come up third, but you start. It's kind of like when I
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  was saying with the Falcon second receiver, the Chiefs team after those three or
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  four people, if you're not a Chief, they don't mention those people's names.
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  Tyreek Hill when he was there, Yes, but it really is not.
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  And on the San Francisco side, it's the same thing. People want
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  some kind And as I asked the last time we were together, I asked
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  you about the brock party thing. I still don't understand what brock Purty said
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  or did, or why he has to be minimized. I see him,
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  and I see the young man for the Lakers, Austin Reed in the same
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  boat that it's just two guys that nobody really thought were going to make it
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  kind of making it doing some things and people hate them for it. They
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  you know they I haven't heard them on some kind of political stand or neither
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  one of them I even know talking talk. I don't remember interview. They
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  had a lot of interviews. Well, people seem like, you know,
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  the light kind of going off and they're taking advantage of their opportunity and a
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  lot of hate goals their way. When you watch these and brought party had
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  it about all you want from a San Francisco quarterback, I think in his
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  second year, from going from mister irrelevant to putting this team in the super
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  Bowl. So super Bowl fifty eight is in the books. When we come
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  back, we'll break it down a little more, talk about the usher,
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  talk about Pat Mahomes winning the MVP as well. Glad to be back with
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  Glad to be here with you. The Kansas City Chiefs taking home Super Bowl
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  fifty eight. They are right now the dominant team of their era. A
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  lot of it starts with the brilliance of Andy Reid We like to jump sometime
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  to different players, but this team starts with Andy Reid. Andy Reid was
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  the first thing, the first domino that the Chiefs installed, getting him to
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  come in be the head coach. He went out, grabbed Alex Smith from
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  San Francisco, ran with him for two years while he had a young pup
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  named Patrick Mahomes. Basically sit on the sideline and learn, and around year
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  three he threw the keys over to Patrick Mahomes and they became what we've seen
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  here overlized five six years, a team that, as they say, to
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  beat it champ, you got to beat the champ. And that's the thing
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  about the Chiefs. This year was more of a what they call lunch pale
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  season. It wasn't any of that high flying. It was game the game,
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  quarter to quarter, series, the series, I hope we get the
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  ball back kind of make up play. Some of the most the most some
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  of the plays even yesterday with Patrick Mahome, the most important plays were like
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  some three art runs where he got a first down. But it wasn't any
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  of that high what we were used to really went out. And that's why
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  I can't express enough, not just for this game, is that yesterday's win
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  was their whole season. Yes, this is how they won, and that's
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  when. This is how you try to get your team to win. It's
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  about it's not about style points that might work. When you're ranked in college,
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  you're worried about putting on a show to make sure you stay in the
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  top ten. And the NFL it's just about having more points. But Patrick
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  Mahomes winning for the third time this one, you know, yes he had
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  the three hundred thirty yards, but you don't really remember them. There was
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  no kind of It was more of just dink and dunk. Take what this
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  defense gives. But three Super Bowl rings, three MVPs, and a lot
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  of people that I was watching the game with they were neither forty nine or
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  or Chiefs fans, but they spend a lot of time hating on the Chiefs
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  from a very interesting standpoint, which is always confuse me. And I'm always
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  kind of confused by a lot of things outside of because you know, when
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  you've played, like I tell people, a player never takes to feel worried
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  about a point spread. I've never man, we got to beat them by
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  ten. You know they can say we got to beat them by ten.
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  That's not how I'm trying to make on the points. You know, I
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  was go just let us live in that silence. But I can't help but
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  laugh that dude, is he always like I said, the sportsman doesn't sit
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  there. So him and Cavin Ridley the only people think you need to go
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  out and try to do something. You're just trying to win the game.
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  Uh, and you just throw my whole thoughts off about what I want to
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  talk about. Sometimes, bad producer with your comments. They're just so bad
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  timing. It's like getting the rim tap before I tell you. I've had
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  that happen. But what I'm talking about you're talking about people bring me back
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  the minutes. Well, first, the defendant said, what sir, you
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  you were talking about how a lot of people seem to be against Patrick Mahomes.
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  Okay, there the reason that he was winning. And that's why they
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  pay stenographers to keep Because I had to get back because this guy will get
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  you. And and injunction on you, sir, we held you in contempt
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  the court that the question, uh, control your know you actually didn't ask
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  the question. That was no question. You made us control your client,
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  please, But I was saying that It was more pro I'm tired of the
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  Chiefs winning yeah crowd than it was I'm a forty nine er fan, and
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  I was sitting there thinking, you know, I specifically remember this happening to
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  someone like Lebron. Yes, he's had it people, He had gained some
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  haters based on just the winning part. Tom Brady and the Patriots main haters,
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  much hate. They already had some haters. They gained some haters.
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  Tim Duncan and the Spurs much hate, gained a lot of haters just because
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  a style right, it started becoming him tied and and look he won't even
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  dunk. Look look at him drop stepping right? Why would they? Why
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  would you drop step? I trade him, I trade them. I'm tired
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  of seeing this group together, I mean, passing the ball to each other
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  and running back on defense. How dare all five of them run back on
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  defense? Well, it sounds like you're trying to keep the score low and
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  that you're trying to stop the other team from scarring. Give them a chance.
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  So and the Chiefs have reached that. But I don't remember this with
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  the Kobe Shack winning. You the man from North Carolina won six rings in
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  like eight years. I never heard nobody say I'm tired of Michael Jordan's winning
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  champions. Do you do you remember? I don't remember Floyd Mayweather. You
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  might be mad that Floyd keep picking opponent number thirty five right undefeated, not
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  watching break. We'll come back and talk about it on the other side of
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  the break. But that was just a couple, and I'm quite sure on
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  the other side of the break we'll find others. But in the last recent
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  amount of years, I just remember the chiefs have fallen into that. I'm
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  and Audible wants to show goals off Super Bowl fifty eight. In the
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  books, the Kansas City Chiefs are the winners again. I say that because
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  that's how we left off in the last segment about Kansas City and the way
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  that they have played and won quickly gained haters just because of the winning,
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  and we were trying to get down to the bottom of why there's this group
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  that nothing is done wrong, but when they win, they gain haters,
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  but when other groups or people win, they gain support. We were giving
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  examples like the Lakers with Shaq and Kobe, nobody was upset the dominance in
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  the winning Michael Jordan, and then the Bulls, nobody was upset. Floyd
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  Mayweather Tiger was Serena Williams Tiger. Yeah, nobody everybody was win more,
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  Serena, when more? When more? What's the boy's name? Yokovic the
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  tennis player. He's won like everything forever, and nobody's like I hate that.
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  On the flip side, we have people like Lebron James. We have
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  people, uh like the San Antonio Spurs with Tim Duncan. We have Duke
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  the Blue Devil. People started hating Duke for all the winning they were doing.
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  It wasn't particularly that Duke had some player that they were a beautiful They
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  weren't doing anything. Nobody was cheating or you know, anything like that.
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  They didn't have any controversy. People just they got tired of them winning all
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  the time. But on the flip side, like his but somebody Elver says
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  that to the Targeels you know, it's just funny how it really is.
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  Like so, I never buy that because I have just as many examples of
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  where you didn't hate this team. They were upset and they booed Jerry Rhyansdorf
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  is that his name, yeah, Jerry Crowson for breaking up the team.
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  They wanted to win so much more. They booed this man at his funeral,
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  Hall of Fame induction or whatever. It was a different time. It
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  was a different time. Yeah, but my husband did though, And but
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  you know what he did. He want he wants din what he do,
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  you're supposed to boot. He had to refresh the team, that's what he
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  called it. Okay, what refreshing them, we called it. And see
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  that that's well. I mean I like to add Golden State to that list
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  because they get that like they should trade or want to break them up or
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  to get that hate. That's sort of that same thing that I haven't gotten
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  that. Yeah, I've heard, No, I haven't seen it with Golden
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  State as much as I've seen it with Draymond Green of Golden State. They
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  kind of feel like he's some sort of bully allowed to run rough shot through
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  the NBA and somebody. But I see a lot of people hating on the
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  fact that, you know, with Steph Curry and I hear it a lot.
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  But my thing is also with with the winners like Michael Jordan or or
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  Carolina or the other teams that you said you, I think you win with
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  grace and humility and if you you act like you've been there, and then
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  there's some who that cocky to arrogance, and then if you do win,
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  you don't lose, and if you lose, you still you know, you
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  still got that one. Well the Spurs, the Spurs didn't. Well,
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  we always got plenty of time because all we got is the super Bowl.
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  They ain't show nothing yesterday. If you had two games and they was like
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  black had a TV on the sideline looking at the highlights for the sting the
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  super Bowl preparation. Uh, you say that, but that's what That's what
• 29:11
  we're saying. The Spurs didn't have any kind of anything disposition. They didn't
• 29:18
  play with this cockiness. Uh you know of any kind of way that I've
• 29:23
  ever saw. So how does that when you say that the Spurs didn't do
• 29:27
  it like that? I never got that from the Spurs. I never heard
• 29:30
  a lot of people say that they hate the Spurs. Maybe it was because
• 29:33
  of the lake they was in the time with the Lakers era, era with
• 29:37
  Kobe and Shaq. Who are you saying, who is your reference to when
• 29:41
  you say they was gaining haters because they was winning in a cocky way.
• 29:47
  Well, let's say you look, let's look for example, that the nineties
• 29:52
  Dallas Cowboys team. That's that arrogance, that's you know, that's who I
• 29:56
  could use, as you know, just off the top of my head.
• 29:57
  But besides some the other ones that you put. Anyone hating the Cowboys of
• 30:02
  the nineties, and I think what? And I think with sports Jock again,
• 30:07
  to get back to the root of his premise, it was that these
• 30:11
  people are only winning. That's the only thing they're doing to garner all of
• 30:18
  this hate. They don't have any flashy, ridiculous players, they don't have
• 30:22
  any head office drama with people making incendiary statements. There's no political attachment.
• 30:30
  I can't or can we add Lebron to that Lize Investi case because let's getting
• 30:37
  that hate. Well again, he just wins. I think, what hold
• 30:40
  on because I need to. We got to loop you back in and what
• 30:42
  we're talking about, Yes, we're talking about people gaining hate. The Kansas
• 30:47
  City Chiefs have gained haters simply for being winners and always winning. Whether they
• 30:56
  win the championship or not, they're always in the mix. Yes, and
• 31:00
  that has people. I even saw an article where they're calling it the Kansas
• 31:04
  City Chiefs fatigue. Right, But there was a lot of tigue Lebron.
• 31:11
  People got tired of Lebron going to the finals. Forget whether they wanted it
• 31:15
  was just ready and and but they never got tired of other people doing that
• 31:22
  same kind of winning. I think the Kents see things the last thirteen games,
• 31:26
  they've been pushing the Swifties and all the other stuff in our face.
• 31:29
  The Kansas City Chiefs hasn't been doing anything any of that. Actually right now,
• 31:36
  in my opinion, it seems to me that this is the only time
• 31:38
  that you've seen a dynasty like the Kansas City Chiefs, and that's what they
• 31:42
  are now that has been this humbled and understated. Andy reads like they're trying
• 31:49
  to be anti quite anti hype. They got enough with the swifty thing and
• 31:56
  now they're just like I said yesterday, looked like we've got some business to
• 32:00
  finish. We'll do all of this hyping and everything after the game. And
• 32:05
  let me say this, and the reason why I say hard for me to
• 32:07
  see San Antonio is like the respect that I have for coach Popovich and Andy
• 32:13
  Reid, those type of coaches, they're those those gentlemen, They are very
• 32:17
  humble coaches. They they go in about their business, they're about the players.
• 32:22
  So that's why I'm saying it's hard, and these people would still send
• 32:24
  them. Hold on, let's let's I'm gonna try this one more time,
• 32:28
  bad producer, and maybe the elevator will go up before it won't You just
• 32:31
  you just keep opening refrigerator knowing it's empty. I am talking about people people
• 32:37
  are simply hating. There's certain people that got hater. Their hate grade went
• 32:43
  up only because they was winning. Even the Patriots. What did the Patriots
• 32:53
  do? They were they would have San Antonio Spurs football. They didn't have
• 33:01
  anybody other than Grunk and Grunt was only seeing as wild because he had nine
• 33:06
  brothers and they used to fight. What can I say that there was a
• 33:09
  villain? Brady and Belichick, everybody loves Grunt. What was their villain from?
• 33:15
  What did they do? Deflay the Raiders game? All the different things?
• 33:22
  What's it they do? Because they didn't do the Raiders game. I
• 33:25
  didn't make They wasn't on the field calling the flag. That was something that
• 33:31
  that had nothing to do with me. We're talking about like Big Kenny is
• 33:36
  saying, well, I'm out choking people at night and then I'm robbing people.
• 33:39
  That happens. I'm an alcohol I show up drunk. I've been leaving
• 33:45
  my kids. I pushed somebody like Draymond slapping people in the mouth. With
• 33:50
  this society, they're champion stuff like that now more than the person that's doing
• 33:55
  the right thing. We see it with Dreamond. They hate Draymond for doing
• 34:00
  that kind of stuff, but they're not hating on Golden State for winning.
• 34:04
  But not Yeah right, that's yeah, that's what we're saying. Well,
• 34:07
  I've hear so many people hate on Golden States. I'm tired of seeing Golden
• 34:12
  State. Well does it? Do you think it comes from that? Like
• 34:16
  some people people have made up in their mind who they want to win,
• 34:20
  and they will hype them up however they want, and then when it's someone
• 34:23
  else, then the hate comes from that disappointment, like someone some somebody they
• 34:30
  wanted. They wanted the forty nine ers to win, or they wanted Buffalo
• 34:32
  to win, or they I they want Justin Herbert to be MVP. But
• 34:37
  when it's somebody else, that kind of goes against whatever they had in their
• 34:43
  mind. They didn't want the Chiefs to win, and then the Chiefs won
• 34:45
  again and then it's like that disappointment and anger. It's not even that deep.
• 34:51
  I think that people have short attention spans. We're so used to being
• 34:53
  able to flip the channel and watch something different, will change your state.
• 35:00
  Want to see something different. I've been watching this two three years. I
• 35:02
  want to see something. I'm not even really connected to the game anyway.
• 35:06
  I'm just looking for the new outfit. I'm looking for the spring new thing
• 35:10
  with the forty is the new thirty. It's that's what we're doing. And
• 35:15
  we see some people establish themselves through hard working determination, and that gets boring
• 35:21
  to us. I've sat with people and different groups of people and they say
• 35:27
  that same tagline, and there's a group of people that do has one or
• 35:31
  one even more. I've never heard anyone say they're tired of Serena Williams because
• 35:37
  she wins. Never heard that. I never heard anybody say they were tied
• 35:44
  of Michael Jordan in his era with the Bulls. I don't want that no
• 35:47
  more. I've literally in different sets, different age groups, they say that
• 35:52
  about the Chiefs, Right, why are you going for the forty nine ers?
• 35:58
  Why are you going to for Baltimore. I'm tired of the cheek.
• 36:00
  All they do is win. I got a thirty second I got a thirty
• 36:02
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  show. I'm this wr Shock Wayne Gandy. A couple of more things coming
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  out of Las Vegas in city. The super Bowl happened, the Kansas City
• 39:58
  Chiefs one peating, the forty nine ers, Ussher performing NFL just just take
• 40:07
  usher, as I have been saying and sang and sang, that is nothing
• 40:16
  against because you got a lot of little NFL PA things. And if you
• 40:21
  want to hear certain people perform, let them do it on the night before
• 40:25
  the super Bowl at the NFLPA party or the NFL party. Stick to performers.
• 40:35
  Yes, forget all that, Oh they're from this city and you gotta
• 40:38
  find somebody. Forget that and just stick to the ten twelve people who they
• 40:46
  allready they're performers. Usher is plug and play one and two and step and
• 40:55
  stop. We ain't gotta figure out how we got to get the DJ to
• 41:00
  speed, to sung up, none of that to make it clubby. We
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  ain't got to get back up. Dancers train, they travel with me.
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  I'm bringing my dancers. We're gonna do the show I do regularly and you
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  and it's enough. Most of them are in the pop but there's a variety
• 41:19
  from color to height to gender. If they're performing, if their show is
• 41:27
  about being a performer in that category, we kind of created and called it
• 41:32
  pop music. Yes, most pop artists are performing. People call them people
• 41:38
  up stop all that. I'm gonna get this hip hop person or adell to
• 41:45
  figure out how to give a sixteen minutes because that's all. Usher kept the
• 41:49
  tempo right. They made me turn the lights off. They wanted to watch
• 41:55
  the whole show and the dogs. It was a real concert, so I
• 42:01
  had to turn the lights off. My mama had her light up in the
• 42:05
  air, going back and forth. That's what you know. A couple of
• 42:07
  years ago with Justin Timberlake, uh if Rihanna hadn't been pregnant with child,
• 42:15
  so you're stay in that vein. But don't let public keep making you feel
• 42:20
  like if you're in Seattle, you gotta find a Seattle artist that might be
• 42:25
  world renowned, right, but they do they don't perform, they do folk
• 42:30
  us. It would be it would be certain mix of life, right,
• 42:35
  And That's what I'm trying to say. And he got so he gonna do
• 42:37
  the extended version of Baby Got Back fourteen. You let him perform Saturday night
• 42:45
  at the NFL Park. Let fishfall that night. Also all those people,
• 42:50
  find all the and just keep rolling them back. And by the time you
• 42:53
  get back to Ursa, people be ready for it again, be ready for
• 42:59
  it again. Just take them in and keep rolling them. And did you
• 43:01
  did you notice how last night usher? Because he's ready, that's what he
• 43:06
  does. There was no elaborate set design, There was no stage floating.
• 43:09
  They were on the field. They just moved people back, turned on some
• 43:14
  lights and they performed. You wouldn't you weren't. No one was afraid that
• 43:19
  he was going to fall on the roller skates, none of that, None
• 43:22
  of that for months, so I know exactly. But when you have Dolly
• 43:30
  Parton walking up on the and some high heads years old, I can't even
• 43:38
  hear her voice for fear she might fall everybody else and they know they wrong
• 43:43
  and had to go on top of the roof and then make it disappear because
• 43:45
  you had to do all those things to make it just stick. That's that's
• 43:49
  the thing I took from the show Stay with people, that that's what they
• 43:54
  do. They performed and did you did you hear everybody singing the lo with
• 44:00
  Usher? That's one of the first performances I've ever seen where the audience was
• 44:04
  all I was gonna say besides Usher Prince when the Colts and the Saints play
• 44:10
  when the Ranks started raining and it was they started when they were singing Purple
• 44:15
  Rain, I thought about purple range. Those probably top two in my lifetime.
• 44:22
  Ussher and Prince probably the top two performance I've seen at the Super Bowl.
• 44:25
  Okay, just stay in that vein comand you what do you think of
• 44:29
  the show? I like the show, like you said it was, it
• 44:32
  wasn't too elaborate, uh for the The main big part of it was the
• 44:38
  with the roller skates. I liked the all the cameos, Alicia Keys,
• 44:44
  Luke, Chris Little John. Did we see some Coach Prime effect. They
• 44:46
  had Jackson State's band. Yeah, Jackson Sonic boom performer. He has no
• 44:52
  connection to Jackson State. He has no connection to HBCU. Well, it
• 44:57
  was that, but they got prominent the steps with Coach Prime. Most of
• 45:01
  the music is dramas are produced like h boy. You think he should have
• 45:06
  brought one of the HBCU bands from Atlanta, Well, he had a high
• 45:12
  school from Atlanta in his Super Bowl commercial. I thought it was them when
• 45:15
  I saw them, I thought it was them, but it ended up being
• 45:19
  Jackson Jackson State, and I just didn't understand there. But they had the
• 45:23
  highest profile of the HBCU bands because of their connection to Coach Prime. And
• 45:30
  I guess the HBCU bands here in Atlanta don't have a lot of band fanfare,
• 45:35
  do they what Mars Brown did at one time when the outcast Excuse me,
• 45:40
  no, I'm saying, I'm saying they don't. Well, Mark,
• 45:44
  I'm just saying, at one time, Mars Brown was like the band of
• 45:46
  the Atlanta area. When they had the Battle of the Bands in which year
• 45:51
  was that? That's probably right before what they when they lost their creditation two
• 45:54
  thousand and nine, probably two thousand and eight, but they they've always been
• 45:59
  Mark eighteen years ago. Well, well, if you drumline Janney Brown played,
• 46:04
  that was supposed to be Marsh that was Mars Brown. Every year did
• 46:07
  that at Anti that was two thousand and two. Well against Atlanta twenty two
• 46:13
  years ago. Well, I'm just but you asked he asked the question.
• 46:15
  I mean, he said, what the Atlanta band president. I'm saying Mars
• 46:19
  Brown was the last one. But in the full context, he's talking about
• 46:22
  relevance. But that's why he went and got Jackson State, or he could
• 46:24
  have went and got the blue and gold of Ate North Carolina Antique. He
• 46:28
  bought a HBCU band because a lot of the music is produced, got the
• 46:32
  drum sounds or you know, hey, the band sound. He listens to
• 46:37
  what he can come in on. He doesn't listen to what we say.
• 46:43
  He skips over that point. He listens to reply not understanding, right,
• 46:45
  because I never said there was no other HBCU. Never said that. I
• 46:50
  was saying throwing out the question that I right now, there's no band in
• 46:54
  Atlanta. Because everything that USh was trying to bring to you had a town
• 47:00
  right tag on it. Yes, and that's all I was asked what was
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  Morning, tell you we'll get back into some more of the Super Bowl in
• 50:04
  the next hour. We got to talk about Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift,
• 50:09
  Patrick Mahomes' dad, his wife, his brother Jason. You know, we
• 50:15
  got some more Super Bowl. Congratulations to the Kansas City Chiefs, one of
• 50:20
  those teams that for a long, long long time, the Chiefs was one
• 50:25
  of those teams. They had good teams and it just seems like they could
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  never get over the threshold. And finally in this last decade under the leadership
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  of Andy Reid, they have turned that program into a dominant and starting to
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  spread out because they really are a local really just right there. Half the
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  people don't know whether they're in Missouri or in Kansas, just right there on
• 50:52
  the border. So one player lives in Kansas and the other than lives across
• 50:57
  the street in Missouri. That's out of Kansas City. Team is split.
• 51:04
  But Cheryl Swoop the legend versus Caitlin Clark, the legend versus Angel Reese,
• 51:15
  the legend, all of that stemming from the greatness of Cheryl Swoop being interviewed,
• 51:22
  and I cannot understand what Cheryl Swoop. Like a lot of people in
• 51:29
  our society today, you bring a question to me, I answered the question.
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  I haven't done anything before you ask me the question or ask I gave
• 51:37
  you my honest opinion, and then from that you start trying to prosecute me
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  or persecute me for just answering what I thought. And this stems from something.
• 51:51
  Half of it comes from the bad producer. The other half came from
• 51:53
  Commandchee Greg and I got Audi few on it, and I finally, oh,
• 51:59
  okay, let me hear the legend Cheryl Swoop, and let her say
• 52:01
  it in her own words. I think you remember that it's okay, Well,
• 52:14
  Caitlin Clark be a good pro Absolutely will Caitlin Clark coming to the w
• 52:20
  n b A and do what she's doing right now immediately? Absolutely not not
• 52:28
  gonna happen. So that is Cheryl Swoops giving her opinion about the Iowa legend
• 52:35
  Caitlyn Clark. She also added Angel reeson there down the road about really just
• 52:43
  as you hurt her stress, they're gonna be great players, good players at
• 52:49
  the next level, which is the w n B A. But it won't
• 52:52
  be immediately right because the content that was the full immediate impact in her mind
• 53:00
  for what and that you can that's a safe bet for anyone who's left college
• 53:06
  and went to the pros to note that that first year, that second year,
• 53:12
  uh based on where you go. Because remember a lot of times,
• 53:17
  if you like a Caitlyn Clark angel reach, we're talking about the top pick,
• 53:22
  the number one two pick in the draft, it's usually how did you
• 53:25
  get there? And because the team was tracked, you got there. So
• 53:30
  typically like a Bryce Young bit this year going to the Carolina Panthers, like
• 53:36
  the legends like of Peyton Manning. You know, yeah, it seems like
• 53:39
  Peyton Peyton threw about fifty interceptions that first year and he finally figured it out,
• 53:46
  got a little better talent in there. Troy Aikman, the same name
• 53:50
  with your team, COMANCHI got the Dallas I think they won one game,
• 53:53
  two games or something. He didn't start that one game and didn't even that
• 53:55
  they wanted. He was just had eighteen first peak first right quarterbacks. Now,
• 54:02
  Caitlin Clark, who's about one or two more games from all time record
• 54:07
  of scoring for college basketball for women's I have been saying since I've been watching
• 54:15
  her all year, She's the Steph Curry of college basketball. Her limit is
• 54:21
  her range is I'm in the gym. That's her range. She can shoot
• 54:25
  from the logo and it's not a mistake. Shot clock is not running down.
• 54:30
  She can hit the three. Cheryl swoops has played, she's coached,
• 54:35
  so she definitely is an authority to be able to weigh in on this.
• 54:40
  Now. This call is that first half was something that was stimulated by comanchie
• 54:47
  greg The second half of this is stimulated from the bad producer from the standpoint
• 54:54
  that the IOWA faithful at I guess yesterday's game, but all week was wearing
• 55:01
  from the time this interview, some of them was wearing don't be Cheryl t
• 55:07
  shirts at the game, and the bad producer had took issue to them doing
• 55:16
  that. Yeah, don't be a Cheryl is what the shirts say. Basically,
• 55:20
  they taking it from that don't be a Karen. So that's in reference
• 55:27
  to Cheryl's who because she also said that when they asked Cheryl if you heard
• 55:30
  an interviewed asked about her being in the taking advantage of the COVID and that
• 55:36
  she feels like the chase is illegitimate for her to score a record because of
• 55:39
  the extra years. It's years that she's using to do this. No,
• 55:42
  that's not true. So I don't know what you're what you heard, and
• 55:46
  I'll go back because Caitlyn Clark, this is her fourth year. Now,
• 55:52
  she could have been referring to that maybe a couple of players were not playing
• 55:54
  for other teams. That's not in her control. But when she breaks this
• 56:01
  record of Kelsey Plum, she would have done it in the same fewer games
• 56:06
  in four years. So make sure when you go to because you're saying this,
• 56:14
  and I'm making sure you understand she'll be on Caitlyn Clark when she breaks
• 56:20
  this will be about five six games fewer than and they did after the coach
• 56:30
  and then Cheryl went on to say, you know, then there's a lot
• 56:32
  of people saying that just because last year when at the l s U one
• 56:37
  uh and they beat Iowa, the White House still wanted to invite the loser.
• 56:44
  So you know it's like this, like, man, hold on,
• 56:45
  let's let the young lady do something. Y'all just trying to ordain her at
• 56:51
  this Well, you thought the White House was going to continue to invite people
• 56:54
  and they say no, and they were never gonna come up with a continue
• 57:00
  playing, because that's what they keep paying me eight hundred one hundred thousand dollars
• 57:05
  to contingency tendency plan. I'm on the contingency plan. A stupid up here,
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  I don't have any r s. Serier shuck and we hold the world ranchom
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  This this is the sports shock Ship with Wayne Dandy. You make Vegan dang
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  sure, Frank me t come til five comes. It comes to North isn't
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  Vegan, Welcome back to the Sport Shock Show. I'm the Sport Shock Wayne
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  Canny, Good morning, tell you it is my day's raining here in at
• 1:00:53
  Atlanta. But last night, in an overtime drive to win the Super Bowl,
• 1:01:00
  and if you know football, you just get that feeling and you kind
• 1:01:05
  of felt like, where is Dan Campbell, the head coach of the Lions.
• 1:01:09
  You just wanted shannonhan the Kyle Shanahan to turn into Mike Campbell for a
• 1:01:15
  couple of plays there, because I would have went for I would have ran
• 1:01:20
  an offense. I wouldn't kicked that field goal in overtime. I would have
• 1:01:23
  literally went in with the mindset that I'm not either I'm winning the game now,
• 1:01:29
  but I'm not giving the ball back to Patrick Mahomes. Ever Ever,
• 1:01:32
  when they were down there, I think there was like second in something on
• 1:01:36
  the ten, I would have just had let the guys. I might have
• 1:01:39
  called the time out. Look fellas, that's it. In three plays,
• 1:01:45
  we either gonna be crying tales of joy or y'all gonna be mad at me.
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  But we a yeah, I'm gonna tell you up front, but I'm
• 1:01:52
  not kicking this field goal, So don't come over here, right, I'm
• 1:01:57
  not kicking this field goal. We either gonna be cause in overtime, the
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  team to gets the ball first. If you go down and score a touchdown,
• 1:02:04
  the game is over. Yes, they changed that in the Super Bowl
• 1:02:07
  for it's for the for the playoffs, if both teams will get a chance.
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  So even if the touchdown after last year, the Chiefs will get a
• 1:02:17
  chance. Gotcha, terrible rule. Then it's just for the that's ocean.
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  It's just for the playoffs. So it's not for the it's not for the
• 1:02:27
  super Bowl or that super Bowl is included. If you take you take it.
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  You're taking way too many. And this is why bad producing when you
• 1:02:36
  say the White House and all this conspiracy, that's where our society has gone.
• 1:02:42
  Invite both teams for rules like this. So you went from sudden death
• 1:02:50
  in overtime where first man score win, a little bit of delayed death,
• 1:02:54
  a little torture, team life support. But when you played, a field
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  goal was all you needed. But they we call that sudden depth. But
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  but they added the field If you got a field goal, you still got
• 1:03:13
  a chance if you and that's and then they just got rid of that,
• 1:03:15
  got rid of that. For the playoffs, it's even if the first team
• 1:03:17
  scores a touchdown, the other team gets a chance. And it's because people
• 1:03:23
  have gotten bored with watching people win. And that's why they keep giving you
• 1:03:29
  chances to let somebody else have a shot at it. Because we've seen these
• 1:03:34
  guys win before and they didn't really win win win. It was a three
• 1:03:37
  point win, which made me kind of feel bad about the way they and
• 1:03:40
  that's why we have all of this. But because you would never see Justin
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  Thomas or Tiger Woods get to hit the shot in the water that, oh,
• 1:03:50
  let me drop the ball down hit another I mean that it shouldn't work
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  like that. And that's what that's what I'm saying. If they change it
• 1:03:57
  another time, thank y'all for that information. I always like to be educated.
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  Then that's they need to throw that in the garbage. Garbage from to
• 1:04:08
  now we both get a shot and then if you score, now we at
• 1:04:15
  double overtime, which means you got to keep paying that million dollars for these
• 1:04:23
  ads. But the Super Bowl is in the book. Did anybody win on
• 1:04:27
  how many times CBS showed Taylor Swift They had a prop bet on that.
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  Do y'all know? No, I think I probably don't know anybody who won
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  on it. Okay, how many times you think they showed those ten?
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  I think they showed about six times. No, I saw six times,
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  and I wasn't watching every moment of the game. I only saw about six
• 1:04:49
  times after March ten. Let's see how many times they showed I saw about
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  six times. I saw her when she hugged Ice Spice. Yeah, I
• 1:04:56
  saw Ice Spice. Yeah that was And again, like, what's the connection?
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  What's the connection? So you could have so many but it's the music
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  business. It's the music business. And did a song together. Yeah they
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  got a day. Yeah, okay, you can't be surprised if we're in
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  the same industry. Industry and yeah, okay, I can dig that when
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  I yeah, it's like an athlete and oh, why is Emmitt Smith up
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  there? How come Kenny hanging out with Richard Prye? You know? So
• 1:05:29
  Taylor Swift, Travis Kelsey. We will see how far that goes in the
• 1:05:32
  off season, what they can create, will Travis being maybe one of her
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  videos here I'm quite sure Travis is trying to get booked back on Saturday Night
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  Live. I'm sure or are they trying to get him? They should go
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  with him and the brother Taylor Swift is the musical guess we can get some
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  kind of skit. They back in their bump beds and acting like they twelve
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  again, and Travis says something like, did you touch my drum set?
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  Yeah? I was just taking the step brothers that that would be great.
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  Hey, I was going more. The Travis is down there fantasizing about one
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  day having music girlfriend superstar and Jason punching him in the head like, yeah,
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  it will never happen. It never happened, big head punching him or
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  something like that. You went to the drum set. That is funny,
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  they said, sir. They I was half right. They showed her twelve
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  times a total amount of fifty three seconds. So Greg was would have won
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  the money. Yeah he won. Yeah, because being half right and him
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  being at ten, it's just like that's all horseshoes. That's different. So
• 1:06:45
  Taylor Swift all over flying back to see the super Bowl. A lot of
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  stars they did panning around and you saw Lebron James you saw jay Z and
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  at first I almost didn't recognize Beyonce. Yeah, uh, in there with
• 1:07:00
  jay Z, you saw Lady Gaga. I think they payned to Lady Gaga.
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  Who else did you see around there? I missed a lot of that.
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  I missed a lot of that. Did you I miss anybody? As
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  far as music, Yeah, that's all right. Post Malone he performed America
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  the Beautiful and I wanted to ask today on the show about that moment.
• 1:07:30
  They had a bud light spot, and in that bud light spot they included
• 1:07:36
  after it concluded, they went back to the game and the guy who was
• 1:07:40
  the lead actor in that ad was in the stands with the genie guy in
• 1:07:45
  the stands with uh post Malone, and they toast and then took SIPs out
• 1:07:50
  of their bud lights. To my recollection, that's the first time they've let
• 1:07:56
  people consume alcohol at the sporting event live and broadcasting. That's the first time
• 1:08:02
  I had ever seen somebody actually drink beer from there as a you know,
• 1:08:10
  sponsored part of the festivity. Sometimes you catch a fan maybe trying to turn
• 1:08:15
  it up and they'll cut away real quick. But last night, after the
• 1:08:17
  bud light spot, they went straight to the bud Light section and everybody was
• 1:08:21
  toasting and sipping bud Lights. Well, I know at the Hawk games they
• 1:08:26
  have like the Nickelo ex seats right, and they provide them beer and when
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  they do advertise it, they show it up on the jumbo tron. So
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  I think all the sensibilities of what our generation or the generation before us installed,
• 1:08:43
  all that is gone. It's gone. Especially for a Vegas super Bowl,
• 1:08:46
  all of that is It was Vegas soul. Yes, super Bowl was
• 1:08:51
  not. Someone that was not at the super Bowl was Florida Republican Matt Gates.
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  Gates, yes is his name. He didn't even watch. He said
• 1:09:00
  that he wouldn't watch it because of the Black National Anthem, which I'm always
• 1:09:08
  confused when people say that because I don't want to say the wrong song,
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  mainly because I don't remember it ever being voted on. I didn't get my
• 1:09:17
  ballot that says that lift every voice and sing was the Black National anthem.
• 1:09:25
  And I grew up. I grew up singing the song. It was something
• 1:09:28
  that you sung, especially around King Holiday or in the Black History Month.
• 1:09:32
  But nobody ever said, let me teach you the Black National anthem. Lift
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  every voice and sing. Now did you did you get a ballot to vote
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  on this? Well, it was used widely by the civil rights movement,
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  and no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no no, But I got all that. I know the history. When
• 1:09:51
  did it become the black national anthem? Well, in my elementary school,
• 1:09:56
  it was taught school wide, man, the black national anthem. We would
• 1:10:02
  gather to it was it was not taught and at my school it was it
• 1:10:08
  taught to you to be the black national anthem? Yes, okay, was
• 1:10:12
  it taught to you as now we only sung it at church or special events.
• 1:10:15
  It wouldn't. I never noticed being a black national anthem until like the
• 1:10:19
  last five years. It was taught to us school wide as the Black national
• 1:10:24
  anthem, and every teacher was responsible for getting their class to the auditorium for
• 1:10:30
  a full day's worth of learning it to be performed later at a school wide
• 1:10:34
  What about school, I'm like the producer. We didn't have no white kids,
• 1:10:40
  and I'm like the bad producer. It was never told to me as
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  it was the black national anthem. It was never taught to me that way.
• 1:10:49
  It was just it was a song that we sing in representation of the
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  struggle, right, but it was never Solda, And that's the partner continues.
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  When I hear him say it that way, I can see why and
• 1:11:06
  how and if it ever really is. But I didn't remember a vote where
• 1:11:13
  this is. And I'm saying it in that way because the Auburn Fight song,
• 1:11:18
  it's the Auburn Fight song, right right, that's y'all. And now
• 1:11:23
  it's guitar Hill whatever is their song. I don't remember this song being that.
• 1:11:30
  Now this you know, when I was a school, it was a
• 1:11:32
  different generation. But it could have been the fact that all of the students
• 1:11:36
  and administrators were all people of col I never saw I never saw a white.
• 1:11:42
  I'm administrator to Middlesex. I may want outcast at Aliens on spaghetti judction.
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  That's my black national song. So I ain't get a vote. I'm
• 1:11:48
  like sorts job, so come with it. Not any of what you just
• 1:11:53
  said, but I'm just have been mentioned on the mic in some kind of
• 1:11:56
  reference. But I'm just saying it's just that ridiculous and not as got a
• 1:12:00
  mote. No, it's not that ridiculous as you made it as you made
• 1:12:05
  it. Sound up shirt. We'll be back with more to supports. He
• 1:12:10
  actually mentioned the song that nobody knows but him. We'll be back right after
• 1:12:15
  this and we outcast fans get mad if you want to say whatever you want,
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  but you're still gonna get it up like way, My way, John
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  Have you noticed bad behavior has become normalized at interscholastic athletic events. Some
• 1:12:47
  fans seem angry the lax civility toward one another. Some even get aggressive and
• 1:12:54
  unruly. Time out. What is going on? This has to stop.
• 1:13:00
  Let's not forget. School sports aren't just about winning, and they're definitely not
• 1:13:04
  an excuse to take your frustrations out on the official or the opponent. They're
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  about teaching lessons like perseverance, respect, and empathy so students can learn and
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  Okay, We're gonna party. It's sugarday. We're gonna sit this ship
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  bay and you know we don't do birth Welcome back to this one. Shock
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  shows here coming off the weekend. As you might see or may not see,
• 1:15:12
  I gave some of the guys some of my Can they see this on
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  you see me holding the cake? You can't see it. Yeah, I
• 1:15:17
  had a birthday over the weekend. Brought some cake in for the fellows to
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  enjoy. Yes, we had cake for breakfast and just America, you can
• 1:15:27
  do that. When you're a fifty year old American, you can have cake
• 1:15:30
  whenever you want some cake. And you officially was fifty two. Don't get
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  into all of them saying, come on you dog, it's soft food this
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  one. And Katie, check out the shirt. I like the shirt.
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  This time it's time. Look, we would get together about three point thirty
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  after I now, yeah, we get him out. Then about three thirty
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  we're gonna while out to about four forty five. Then we're gonna take it
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  to the house. A couple of birthdays here, Gucci Mane forty four years
• 1:16:11
  of a marsh Christina Ricke Ritchie forty four, Josh Brolin, who is definitely
• 1:16:18
  a working man act a good actor to Josh Brolin fifty six r G three,
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  Robert Grifforth the Third thirty four, Arsenio Hall is sixty eight. Bernie
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  Birkin's staff, who I thought passed away. I know. I'm sorry,
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  That's why I put him down here. I know his son coaches, yes,
• 1:16:38
  and he's been a head coach in the w not the WNA, in
• 1:16:41
  the NBA for years. But Bernie Bickerstaff is eighty years old. Jack Vaughan
• 1:16:46
  forty nine. Jack Matthews of the Falcons is thirty two. Josh Jacobs of
• 1:16:51
  the Raiders twenty six. Sarah Palin had a big sixtieth birthday and she's still
• 1:16:58
  the governor of mayor of At last, she was the governor of Alaska,
• 1:17:02
  wasn't she when she ran for vice president? Anymore? Not anymore? Audrey
• 1:17:10
  Aubrey Day, it's forty? Did she do something for Superowl? Diddy?
• 1:17:16
  No? No, Who's song? The favorite voice and scene? Andre Day?
• 1:17:23
  Now y'all just cutting hairs around here. Aubrey Is it Aubrey O Day?
• 1:17:28
  Or Andre Day? It's Aubrey Day. It's forty, that's Andre Day,
• 1:17:39
  saying lift every voice and sing Aubrey Day like it don't. It don't
• 1:17:45
  make a difference which one, how forty you know which one Aubrey Day is?
• 1:17:51
  Either one Day is black, Discriminator sixty two, that's not young Young
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  Miami is thirty h Kelly Rowland is forty three, clock Taylor Lotner is thirty
• 1:18:09
  two, Jennifer Anderston is fifty five, and Brandy who Big Kenny has watched
• 1:18:15
  and seen grow up since she was like twelve. You're clocking in on twelve
• 1:18:20
  years. It don't make a sound, Naice. I'm just trying to say,
• 1:18:24
  I've been knowing the girl since she was twelve. Now, I don't
• 1:18:26
  know about I wouldn't. I wasn't this age when she was twelve. I
• 1:18:31
  wasn't this age when she was twelve. I was just a few years old.
• 1:18:34
  Is she today? I'm just saying it's a man up there in Cook
• 1:18:39
  County Jail in Illinois. He's trying to sing that same song. I want
• 1:18:43
  to be that. I want to be shown up, and he showed up
• 1:18:46
  too early. They've had a game, and I bring the games that are
• 1:18:50
  always interesting, and some of you might know the music. So I don't
• 1:18:54
  want to ever be the bad producer and put my knowledge into your head as
• 1:19:01
  though you already knew it. But the Hawks were playing the other night against
• 1:19:05
  the Golden State Warriors since we last was on air, and they played the
• 1:19:12
  game where you start. They call it starting, benching and cutting. If
• 1:19:21
  you took a person, who would you start, who would you bench?
• 1:19:26
  And who would you cut on the out of the three people, And there's
• 1:19:30
  other ways. I'm quite sure some of you out there have played this.
• 1:19:32
  A lot of people play it with like who would they date, marry right
• 1:19:38
  or sleep with or something like that. But they did it in a musical
• 1:19:41
  way. And the only reason I brought this up because Gucci Main birthday was
• 1:19:45
  over the weekend and the game was called start, bench and cut. I
• 1:19:51
  mean yes, start, benching cut. The three participants was all hip hop,
• 1:20:01
  T I Future and Gucci Man, and they went through about eight or
• 1:20:10
  nine of the Hawk players just doing a break. They would ask them who
• 1:20:13
  would they start, who would they bench? Who would they cut? I
• 1:20:16
  was wondering you guys, because I know y'all are musical guys, so bad
• 1:20:20
  producer. Out of those three guys, T I Future and Gucci Man,
• 1:20:27
  I'm starting you start starting all day. Okay, who would thank you?
• 1:20:32
  Gucci man Ber, who would you bench? I'm a bench future, bench
• 1:20:41
  future, and that means you're gonna cut t I yea to cut tip well
• 1:20:45
  okay, okay, command you Greg. I would start T I bench Future
• 1:20:55
  Okay, Gucci okay, okay, okay, big Kenny. I would start
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  t I. I would uh bench future and I would no. I would
• 1:21:06
  bench Gucci and cut future okay and sports shock. I would I would have
• 1:21:16
  to start t I. I don't want to just cut all three, but
• 1:21:20
  this is the game. I would start t I. I would bench future,
• 1:21:29
  and I would cut Gucci. So how did they what happened the game?
• 1:21:32
  How who won the most? There wasn't no, it was there's no
• 1:21:36
  just present. Well, who were they cutting the most? Up? And
• 1:21:40
  that was the most. It was kind of like almost an age So a
• 1:21:44
  younger player, uh and and that which is hard to say with the Hawks
• 1:21:48
  because when I say younger, somebody's twenty and the other person is twenty six.
• 1:21:54
  Right, the person that was twenty six had more uh future and Gucci
• 1:22:02
  and let TI I go. So the older the basketball player, typically t
• 1:22:06
  I would be the person that was cut and Future and Gucci were either benched
• 1:22:14
  or started, so it was that was the comb of the number. That's
• 1:22:18
  funny because Gucci has been around just long as Tip almost so. But at
• 1:22:23
  the same I was just wondering who they were going with the most of Is
• 1:22:28
  this the spaghetti songs? Did you find let's see whether to go to break?
• 1:22:38
  This is the This is what the bad pro let's hear it serious.
• 1:22:45
  I ain't necessarily say they have to be the black national That's what you actually
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  I'm this sworshop wing game to good morning to you. The great Rick Patino
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  has strown out there in the air since last week. Have been here.
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  Rick Patino says that the famous college basketball coach says that college basketball needs a
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  salary cap. Look for that to be coming soon. A lot of what
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  these older coaches like the Rick Patinos, the Nick Sabans and those guys,
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  some of these ideas are things they're just telling you. It's gonna have to
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  be put in place. It can't just be this whole open It's too much
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  going in it. It's a reason that the leagues, and that's why I
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  keep saying a couple of years from now basically just have to turn college football
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  into basketball. It's college sports all into some kind of semi pro. It
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  can't just be open ended the way it is salary cap because that's where you
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  keep calling me back. I remember I said Nick Saban probably retired because I
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  have gone over this conversation with this player's dad and he keeps calling me back.
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  Well, I just got off the line with South Carolina. They said
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  they'll give me two jeeps. What you got. We can't keep going back,
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  sir. Last we hung up, you said you wanted one jeep.
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  Right now, we back on this conversation because you keep going in a bidding
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  ward and take them to South Carolina. So Rick Fatino might get his wish.
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  Darthmuth, the Man's basketball players are now considered employees, which means Darth
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  Myth and those men basketball players could be This could be when you look into
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  history books, the moment that college athletics became unionized, it could be that
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  domino that falls the judge rule that they should be considered employees at Dartmouth.
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  Now, I think that with the with it Rick Patino that said there needs
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  to be a salary cap, and now we have Dartmouth declaring and designating their
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  players as employees. That's the way you control salary is make you an employee
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  and this is as much as were gonna pay for this position, and then
• 1:28:29
  you can if that stands at Dartmouth, you can regulate it throughout college sports.
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  But I think then there are going to be a lot of people who
• 1:28:39
  are making the lion's share of profits the way the system is set up now
• 1:28:44
  pushing back because you've got some athletes that are doing so well they don't have
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  time for class now, so you're going to have to make sure that you
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  think it all the way through to the end, because if we're going to
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  be able to control your salary, then we can control if you go back
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  to class and things like that too. So so they bring it in,
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  so they figure out the way to bringing the lawyers and the CPAs in now,
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  because you know, once you become employee, you get that ten ninety
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  nine or whatever they give me. All the guys, you got to start
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  doing these taxes now. I mean, you're not just receiving off the books
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  money. This is you know, you got to have somebody that's doing this
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  right and the proper way, because as you continue to move forward, all
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  that stuff has to be done correctly. But all of this will count towards
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  your forty quarters. Your forty quarters. And then it also makes it where
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  you were saying, how with the student athletes, doesn't this eliminate certain requirements?
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  Like they can't be called student athletes anymore? Can they? Yeah,
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  they still could be student athletes. You're still a student if you registered and
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  rolled in school. Well, and that's the part where I keep saying,
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  they just need to erase that part student and just hire me to play basketball.
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  But it goes back to like about it was an article Josh Rosen was
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  u c l A. He wrote ten years ago. He talked about that,
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  like, you know, we come to school, we come to play
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  football. Why can't if that be our major football? Like they teach us
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  how to coach, they teach us how to work. Besides playing football.
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  There's other things within football that we can learn, he said, because like
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  when actors at USC they get to go and work on their skill or go
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  auditions, then all that for jobs and different things continuously while they're in school.
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  Whereas the football player he has to take math classes and different things like
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  this, but he only works on If you go to college for art,
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  you still take other classes. I understand, but Rose, he was just
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  saying, if you make football a major, you would if you wouldn't had
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  to take another major. That just be what these guys he was leaning toward
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  it. It was the article of Sports Illustrated. This was about eight nine
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  years ago. He was just in that, so yould just go to football
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  practice. Football in your class would be like teaching fundamentals of football or one
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  on one or pe classes in regards to coaching management. If you want to
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  be an agent things in regards of football, only football that's your major.
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  Well, if you want to be agent, you most likely want to go
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  get a business degree or be a lawyer and then become but all that will
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  still fall ondo football and it will be taught. Whoever said that, it's
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  just shortening the life of what a football player could be. So you're going
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  to take one hundred men, what about the thirty of them that might be
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  scientists or doctors if they choose. But there's a lot of guys Josh Rosen
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  what he was saying, if they wanted to about just keep it the way
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  it is. Did Josh Rosen play the football? Yeah, he played U
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  c l A oh okay, and he probably just wanted to go to football.
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  I love my degree. And all athletes that say you can't go to
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  school and play your sport and obtain your degree are liars. You just wanted
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  to stay in the room and play Call of Duty, or you wanted to
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  go chase some girl after basketball practice. They're all liars. You can get
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  a degree and you can play a sport for four years, six five or
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  six laws. It come at you greg the Enhanced Games, and when you
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  Google it, it will send you to a page that says, backed by
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  the world's top venture capitalists, the enhance game is the Olympics of the future.
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  When forty four of athletes already use performance enhancements, it is time to
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  safely celebrate science. Vic Kenny. Sports can be safer without drug testing.
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  Makes us to make eliminate drug testing. Now that's the part I gotta be
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  honest with you and full disclosure. The only part I heard was eliminate drug
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  testing, and I'm on board so far. Now you have my attention.
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  What else are they? What is this and how can I get into it?
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  They're bringing you the enhanced game. It is similar to basically Olympics.
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  Without drug testing, you will be able to drug test, I mean,
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  be in Olympic type sports and not have to worry about drug testing at any
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  point. So even so, Russia on board already. They like, it's
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  signing us up and it sounds good until someone dies, yeah, and then
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  their relatives sue them for that. Now, I'm quite sure you've signed some
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  waivers and all that, but until these drugs, similar to how the CT
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  has affected football, you have a couple athletes. And that was the whole
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  thing about especially things like steroids, right and sports in the eighties. A
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  lot of people, even the great Flow Joe Lawrence Griffith Joiner was some people
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  feel like her early passing had something to do with maybe she had been in
• 1:34:25
  some kind of performance enhancing drugs. Never was caught, so we can't put
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  that on her legacy. But this is what's coming to us the Enhanced Games,
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  and if you go to the website, they have what they call enhanced
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  inclusive language. Inclusive language is a way of acknowledging and respecting the complete control
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  and autonomy people have over their bodies. Sure's that we leave behind the horful
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  archaic language that causes discrimination. Again, athletes and those who strive for human
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  excellence, like doping and juiced are words that they want to eliminate. Are
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  you guys for this bapts you for the Enhanced Games? Not really, but
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  you know, I'm like, if you can give somebody a chance, I
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  don't know, it's just strange right there because you're doing a thin line up,
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  like what of the dope and what what? What are the steroids and
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  stuff? We say steroids is supposed to be bad in a sense for us
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  in that manner as far as hurting, But I know there's steroids that can
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  help you also. So my biggest concerns will be out as far as,
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  like you said, people getting sued or someone having something tragedy happening in this
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  situation. So I ain't with it, I'm against it. I think it
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  it's basically the carnival. Come see the fear that lay. Yeah, come
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  see the the tallest man in the world that only weighs forty five pounds.
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  The women who the women who used to identify as men and compete against.
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  Now everybody's just a girl on juice competing against other juice girls. The guys
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  are just juice guys against other guys. It's and how far do we go
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  with it? Do the powerlifters come in looking like something from space jam?
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  You remember those movies? How far are we gonna go with? Do we
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  a minute mile? Yeah? I I used to be for this kind of
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  thing, like I wanted. I wanted it in baseball to allow all the
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  performances into drugs. But this is, like I said, it sounds like
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  a carnival circus situation that says, yeah, they're not it's not mandatory to
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  shoe technology. That's just like somebody telling you. That's just like somebody you
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  oh, we're gonna hire you because you fail your drug tests, so well
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  they know they're not gonna be dr at all. But what I'm saying that's
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  just like the equivalent rewarding the rewarding the wrong thing. Yeah, you feel
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  guys, we left. Uh if you're just tuning in talking about the enhanced
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  Games coming to you in December, Uh, basically the Olympics without the drug
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  testing. I was just thinking, when the break, we can call it
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  the Bane Baine Games. That would be a nice love from batman Bain who
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  always had to hit the switch and got real juiced up. Yeah, like
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  Bane Games, the Popeye game. So we'll see people with the mask.
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  That's what I'm saying a judge in Atlantic City for you people that thought you
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  were going to be able to sue casinos at least right now, Atlantic City
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  casinos have no legal produce. I know you'd like to go to casinos,
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  so and Mama, you listen up to I just don't like people to think
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  I just be pointing them out. I'm talking to a lot of people.
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  The Atlantic City casinos have no legal obligation to stop compulsive gamblers from betting cam
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  mercy. This ruling was last week the judge dismissing a lawsuit from someone who
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  describes themselves as a gambler who has an addiction, and they were trying to
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  sue the MGM Resort International for plying him with offers to gamble despite knowing about
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  his addiction. Hey, this is why hold on one second, This is
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  some of our body be just stand up for a second. Man, this
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  Oh fush, this is this is why you stand for the flag.
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  You don't have to agree with it, but stand for it. Only in
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  America can you go and and sue somebody for your problem that you created.
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  I'm in court because you had a problem. So I wasn't supposed to let
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  you gamble. You know I had a gambling problem. You can't lookin You
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  keep giving me free tickets to the buffet who wouldn't go bankrupt put free tickets
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  to the primary buffet. So basically, guys, make sure everybody understands.
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  Gentlemen decides and uh man heart the MGM grand should be responsible because they keep
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  sending him offers to gamble and he has told him he has an addiction,
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  so they shouldn't be sending him copons and two night stage. I've been to
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  have my cousins do the crackouse them fucks know, you got a problem.
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  Come, I'm thinking about as much as you come over there. I'm thinking
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  about a lot of things. You got a problem, and they didn't Nobody
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  at the crackouse be like, hey, mister, you need to slow down.
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  I don't even know how this kind of stuff gets on docket because it's
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  America thirty fill out the paperwork, thirty five dollars and you know, just
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  the file. Because even something like this, the judge starts reading and it
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  gets confused, like maybe he had read it wrong. Right right, Wait,
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  wait, the man said he got a gambling problem, and he wants
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  the is that somebody's initials? If? Gail, God, surely you're not
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  talking about the whole casino. You want to show you want to sue the
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  gambling people for letting you gamble too much. Yes, it's like put it
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  on the dock. It's like it's America. Put it on the doctor.
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  The They should have stopped men, they should they know that was my last
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  stiles. I told him that bet my last thousands. Right now, I'm
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  going down to the light company with that same thing. Y'all know, I'm
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  gonna take it to the lights. Y'all keep letting me pay this bill.
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  It's ridiculous, but that is the ruling. So that don't hold well for
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  any of you that thought y'all was gonna use that as your defense. It's
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  not gonna fly. If you walk in that casino and lose your life savings.
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  It is not the casinos fault they did off of your free room.
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  Though, who we gonna blame now? In the buffet I'm gonna get see
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  if you sit at that table, that's on you now that they got nothing
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  to do it. But who do I blame now? Supports y'all for my
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  behavior? You might have to look at the man in the mirror. Like
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  Michael Jackson said, is that a company? I can sue the man?
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  That is what I don't get though. Like I don't play the slots in
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  the tech carnival games, I go play like poker while I'm sitting down trying
• 1:45:58
  to play against other PEO would take your money because I mean, when you're
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  sitting there trying to get the casinos money, they're not gonna let you get
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  that money. And think about this, Is there some sort of legislation or
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  lobbying that you think went into that decision? Because I know that if you
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  try and wire money now for for elderly people, they will ask you,
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  has anyone encouraged you to wire this money? Are you wiring it to a
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  third party? So they're getting involved and trying to stop people from being scammed
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  out of their life savings, but they're willing to let you just give it
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  away in a casino. Yeah. I love this country. I love this
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  country, I'm telling you, and up building more casinos every day. Yeah,
• 1:46:35
  people be talking about moving overseas. I'm not going. I just don't
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  know how. It's my fault that you came to the casino. Well,
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  because you keep sending me these what they do. They'll send you like these
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  coupons. It will be a row of them. You have five dollars,
• 1:46:49
  ten dollars coupons and you go what they do? You get? You go
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  back up there. So he sounded like he was part of class actions soon.
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  But I'm saying, so the Subway and McDonald they sending you coupons.
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  These coupons is money, money, money, and you go take that little
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  money and add your money to it too. It's like a I'm saying,
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  they sent me the hardware store, sent me spend twenty dollars, We'll give
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  you five dollars off. So now I got twenty five dollars to spend.
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  But you can with those coupons they send you. If you regularly go to
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  the casino, you don't even really have to spend any money. If you
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  spend enough, if with some of the ones, you don't even have to
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  school board when we put a spin on life and sports and how they intermingle
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  on the Sports Jack Show with Wayne Gandy. Yoah after the night. Don't
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  leave your girl around me, truth player for brill. That's my smell.
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  Smell, welcome back to the south of this spot shock Wayne gand good for
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  it to you up there and uh out there and listening. Laying one of
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  the funny story guys to go along with the MGM story where judge rules that
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  you cannot sue the casino because you have a gambling problem. That's not their
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  responsibility. You come in there and give the money off, give them your
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  money. Rockland County gentlemen is trying to sue McDonald's in door Dash. He
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  claims that he has been ordering the Big Mac on door Dash from this particular
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  McDonald's for the last three years, and this time he blindly received it from
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  McDonald's, started eating it and found himself in the hospital. Twenty eight year
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  old has a severe milk allergy. Brought him close to death, but he
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  was able to bounce back, and now he's trying to sue door Dash and
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  McDonald's for the cheese being on the Big Mac. The only thing I don't
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  understand about this is he has a life threatening milk allergy. How is it
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  that you would ever eat anything without checking, especially something that normally comes with
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  cheese to all beast special sauce, lettuce, cheese, it's just different.
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  If you ordered a steak, steak doesn't typically come with cheese, you'd have
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  to request it. For you to get a Big Mac, you'd have to
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  tell the people to take the cheese off because because it actually says it in
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  the time, that's how it's assembled. Yes, that's the only part about
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  the story that that confuses me, that if I have that that would send
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  me to that consuming milk products would send me to the hospital. That I
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  would eat anything without checking all dairy product anything, You would think so so
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  learned the food groups in school. Yeah, I don't know how far that's
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  gonna go, but it's another case. And the fact that you would let
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  a stranger pick your food up out of McDonald's and bring it to you anyway
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  concerns me. Them folks. McDonald's probably made it without the cheese, But
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  the weirdo who bought your food just got wrapped slices of cheese in his car
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  and just beat the d people need look at that. Even give him cheese.
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  He gonna give me ex tip for that. So in other words,
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  he's been ordered for three years Big Matt without cheese, and this time he
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  came with cheese on it. Yes, which in the world of life,
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  that's how things happened they call accident. So he didn't look at it when
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  he's That's what plenty plenty of us at plenty times had once a year.
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  If you go out enough, if you're not cooking at yourself, you have
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  to send something back. I said, no, tomatoes just happened. I
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  said something. Then it could be anything. I said, no halopenos or
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  hallopeeno is on the side. You got to take that back. I said,
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  medium, Well, this thing running, this is not And they and
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  restaurants have that put in their budget. Yes, that they're going to have
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  a certain percent that they got wrong. It's called shrinking people. It's not
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  like it's catching him by surprise that they got to get rid of it.
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  That's why they's specifically now you know, the medium well is still kind of
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  red in the middle. Trey Young of the Atlanta Hawks did join the All
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  Star Team. With our man Joelo b being hurt being out, a lot
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  of people asking me about Trey Young White didn't make the All Star Team,
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  and I ain't have been weighing in letting him know that Trey Young just doesn't
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  seem to be a likable guy. When you look at him, he doesn't
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  seem to have a friendly disposition. That disposition of his is just not inviting.
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  He seems like an arrogant version of a Steph Curry, who is arrogant.
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  And when I say arrogant, not in a bad way. I know
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  a lot of times to my confident that he you shoot the ball from half
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  court ten times and hit nine of them, you start thinking, you know
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  what, maybe I'm a good shooter. So I think it's more of that
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  why he didn't make the All Star Team out of the initial vote and that
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  you got a couple of guys that might have came over with a little more
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  fanfare, like a Damon Lillard. Damon Lillard switched teams, but he had
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  a fan base. And the third thing is Hawks fans voting. Remember,
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  just like we talked about with the Lions in Amrah Saint Brown, he made
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  the All Pro where fans vote for All Pro too, but it's not as
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  weight as heavy and when you talk about All Star games and stuff like that,
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  that's usually heavy fan They're going to give the fans what they want to
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  see. Well, that's that's the thing. Like in fan voting, he
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  was second, but with the format, twenty five percent of the it goes
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  to the player of vote twenty five to the media. So it was with
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  the players and media that he was like fifth or sixth right, And that's
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  what I was saying. His disposition doesn't seem to be you know, and
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  I always talk about it. It's with the players in media that don't see
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  people always comparing him and Luca, and I tell them what I would not.
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  I would have taken Luca for what we know A lot of why they
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  traded for those twos, they didn't really know Luca, but Luca in his
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  time seems to draw people. Other star seemed to be okay with going there
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  to play with him here we trade has still not drawn another star, And
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  a lot of that time, some of that I think has just been and
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  who a person is and how their vibe comes off can be two different things.
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  Always completely he can be completely different from what we know. But outwardly
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  his vibe seems like I keep my stuff packed. I'm not really a Hawk.
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  I just play here. I'm just I'm just shooting around with y'all.
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  And and you said that the media was a part of it. The only
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  time I seen the media get hard with Trey was last year, and that
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  was Zach Klein. And he's not at the games all the time. Our
• 1:57:12
  media we throw softball questions to Trey. Uh. We we call her,
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  we call on him, we we do everything for him. So I don't
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  see where we're saying. They're saying that the media Notata. It's not just
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  the Atlanta media then, but that but but that's what I'm saying. There's
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  no even no national media so words he so he shouldn't be getting this hard,
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  bad of a rap. That's just something personal because, like you said,
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  they're just looking from the outside on the young man. But that's what
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  I'm saying. When you look at his competition, his fanfare is not bigger
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  than Dame Time. No, it's not. He doesn't have that athletic,
• 1:57:48
  exciting game like a Donovan Mitchell. So you have two or three guys that
• 1:57:55
  has moved over to the East. It's just like someone if jolo Be move
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  out West, somebody gonna get replaced. They already know. Man, you
• 1:58:05
  know, jola Be come to the Clipper. I ain't gonna be in the
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  All Star Game this year. It's just some people come with their fanfare.
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  Wherever KD goals East or West. Most likely KD gonna be in the All
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  Star Game. Somebody got to miss out. This is how it is with
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  Trey. So the West is loaded. You know. Yeah, that's what
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  I'm saying. It doesn't matter you got Garrie got because in basketball is more
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  you than it is what team you're on. In sports, it's more the
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  team. Get the MVP, Go get the MVP. Sunday hat to shut
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  all of it down, Ice Tray and we are you know, he makes
• 1:58:49
  us like the truth is he will throw your in the ocean. It's time
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  to wrap things up on the ins Jug Show with Wayne Kenny. When you're
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  decided of those who gets this boy shout testamentuted to Vin. We'd like to
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  thank you for tuning in to today's show. Bit Kenny maat producer command you
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  Greg, thank you for your contributions to day. Congratulations to our man Usher
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  putting on a show for everybody halftime of the Super Bowl and for the forty
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  nine Ers and Chiefs for a great game. The Chiefs Super Bowl fifty eight
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  champions once again, Pat Mahomes, Andy Reid, Travis Kelcey and those guys
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  Chris Jones taking the trophy. Took Kate's Barbeque back in Kansas City, have
• 2:00:03
  a little cell abration. The super Bowl was out in Las Vegas, and
• 2:00:09
  that's where the ocean has gotten big and wide. The Las Vegas mayor Carolyn
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  Goodman, Carolyn says that the Oakland A's need to go on call back Oakland,
• 2:00:25
  see if they can go back home. I thought they was the Las
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  Vegas as she says, they don't. She don't really want them kind of
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  sort of you're just messing up all the money. Carolyn gonna find herself good
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  Fellows Casino. We responded, Oh yeah, we might know. Don't say
• 2:00:48
  that, but she don't find us way out in the dirt. You're messing
• 2:00:51
  up the money. Basically, the mayor of Las Vegas is putting out there
• 2:00:58
  that she is not necessary happy that the Oakland A's are coming to Las Vegas.
• 2:01:03
  None of the plans sync up with what she wants them to do,
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  and she would be okay with them working some things out with the Oakland A's
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  back in California. I don't know if that's high. It's too late in
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  the game for that year. You ain't finna get another term. That's not
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  good business. Some things, even if you fill them, you keep them
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  to yourself because you want the dollar to fall with a dollar needs to beat.
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  These kind of things discourage even fans for coming to your venue. So
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  for that, Mayor, Carolyn Goodman, buck the plank. If you didn't
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  afternoon. Peace,