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Betting On the Mystery · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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Enough to enough. I don't have any hill, share your suck, and
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began. Welcome, Welcome, Welco. You're listening to the Sports Jock Show
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live from Parrot. No, we're not from Perry. We're still in Atlanta.
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But you know, since we drafted all these uh uh croissants, Viva
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Bronx, Democracy, Lady liberty, all that I mean, the French Revolution
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is back, baby. Where is Napoleon when you need it? No,
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we here in Atlanta. The Hawks have decided to get them a Frenchman.
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We gotta learn his name. We're not gonna lie. I know that everybody's
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searching right now, all the media, anyone down that works for the Atlanta
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Hawks. Everybody is trying to make sure that they know how to pronounce and
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say this young man's name, I'm just gonna call him big Z. Can't
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go wrong with that, big Z. Can it? Get your autographed?
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He gonna know what I'm talking about, right sixteen? But the Z his
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name. But I know how to pronounce his name? Oh, go ahead,
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on missed. You have to pronounce with the French accent. Uh.
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Trey's replaced. Ma. Well, I think he came here to help tray
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the first pick. They told Bobby Brown and Johnny Gill showed up first pick
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of the draft last night. The Atlanta Hawks decided to join in the fun.
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They picked Zachary Raserser. How do you say, Itza, we can
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go to the Let's get the officienter from the commissioner Land. Let's see how
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the commissioner brought him on. With the first pick in the twenty twenty four
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NBA Draft, the Atlanta Hawks select Zachary France and Francis jail four On breast
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boy, he's gonna turn out Zach Zachary. Zachary is American? Zach Zachary
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Zachari. Let's get that's the only thing I could get for the rest of
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it. Why would you think it's American? Well, I mean it's more
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a typical American young man's name, Zach zacharaih. You do know we're the
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last nation, right? Yes, everyone who comes here from somewhere. I'm
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just making sure you do know that, right, you take us on through
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historical votex, the first shall be last. Yes, here we go.
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What what does that have to do with it? Even mean, don't do
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it, just don't, don't, don't, don't take us, don't don't
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get it. I don't want you to know that our nation is the youngest
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nation of all the nations. I said that just Zach is more common.
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How do you know that? For Atlantic Zach z So you don't think the
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French might have already called half of their nation's act. And then when they
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got on and decided to come over here with the French, I was lost.
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I was lost. He took us and he's so good at it.
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I'm warning you, like, don't go and you steal. Can't. Just
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give me give me some of that. I'm still working on the last.
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This dude there, he said, that's an American American. Give me the
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commissioner again. Make sure I hear one more time with the first pick in
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the twenty twenty four NBA Draft, the Atlanta Hawks select Zachary Riza Schek from
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Leon, France and from Leon from Leon, France at the Flame, and
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they just gonna call him Big Zach. So all your friends named Leon Leon
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Leon be from they from France to Leon. That's yeah, I got I
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had uncle Damed Leon, right, but that's an American name too, and
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I'm going to be kidding. Good morning, going down, commence Greg.
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We are here, we are live. This is the last third half of
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the year has gone by. Have y'all Have y'all really seen that we are
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on the last Thursday of the first half of the month. June is wrapping
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up. We're a week away from the fourth of July the draft, and
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the NBA will talk about that mainly because let's be honest, you didn't know
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any of these people. You didn't know him. I knew what you didn't
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know you and that was a second thought, like you was like, man,
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I've heard that before. It was the other Zachary. He was the
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only one. He was the only one I knew, and I felt like
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I knew something. Then, Yeah, they got Zach zach Edy going to
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the Grizzlies that picked nine. I saw some people trying to criticize that,
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and I kept thinking, two time College Player of the Year seven four,
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just certain packages. I've been saying, you need a specialist to me,
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like a Zach Edy for those four or five games or that one playoff run
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against a certain team seven, when you're playing a joker for Denver or you
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end up playing a bead those four or five teams that you most likely are
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going to meet in the playoffs. This guy can sit there and he's just
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a specialist to me, even if you're not getting super time out of him.
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But when I need me a big body and some fouls that just can
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make it hard. I know you can't guard him, but make it hard.
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It's hard to shoot over seven four. I don't care hard, to
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shoot hard hard. When Coach does that where he puts the broom up and
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makes you shoot over that broom, that's how shooting over Zach Edy is.
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You're gonna have to put some arch on it. And that's just the broom,
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not his arms. You know what I'm saying. People don't see that.
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They just automatically have made the man. No, he probably is not
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He's not gonna get you the twenty end all that, but you can specialize
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and give somebody some hard work. And I need you in spot check situations,
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and you can pronounce his name and Zach Edie to you know, I
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got enough points. If I can get the guy back, you know,
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the guy from Memphis, young thundercat that play about the renal. If I
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can get him back, he could make up the point. If he could
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just come off house arrested and probation and anger management, whatever he's doing.
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Can't wait to see the new job mo Rent this year, Jack Edy playing
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with him, dasman Bain, those kind of guys start on the defensive end.
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But the French Revolution. This is the second year in a row that
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we have had a Frenchman drafted at the top of the draft. Nineteen years
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old. The first two picks of this draft. How do he say his
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name again, Zach Big Pick number two, Tsar was also a Frenchman.
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It was some two months ago people were thinking maybe Tzar will be the first
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pick. He's a little taller, more of a true center, and his
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brother plays at the thunder right. No, which team that's a I think
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that is Cody Williams. That was another that's another player where his brother plays
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with a thunder. And Day two of the draft will be today. A
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lot of people expect that Brownnie James will end up in that draft at fifty
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five to the Lakers, which if the Lakers, if he's still there,
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it's a no brainer. It's a Vince Carter dunk. If he's still there
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at fifty five to draft Brunnie James, that does put Brunnie, you know,
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when you're drafting in the second round, typically that's a long path through
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the G League. But I'm quite sure his dad and his agent they've already
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talked to him about that. That, however you end up four or five
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years from now, probably is not where you're gonna start today. It's gonna
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probably be more of that, but just not going back to USC to play
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college ball, deciding to go in the draft so be interesting at fifty five
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where the Lakers picked them. A lot of interesting news with the Lakers.
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JJ Reddick. We're gonna talk about him later in the show. Some interesting
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words a young lady had to say about JJ. Jj Redick is new head
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coach of the Lakers, getting ready for this season. They got a nice
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little pick out of Tennessee the Lakers knacked off to neck Na Net. Yeah,
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someone's shoot some threes, isn't that what? He kind of plays three
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and D what they call three n D shoot threes and play good defense.
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Kind of what it's good to put around someone like a Lebron James Olympic conversation
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it's okay, I know some of you. The bad producer definitely in
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the eighties was a hustler magazine guy. Definitely, Definitely. I'm talking about
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Yeah, it might not have reached the top of such things like tennis,
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because ladies can be lucrative, but the sports that you get more fame
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than fortune fortune. Yes, a lot of those beautiful women are deciding to
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shock? Wayne kN t NBA draft last night as the second day of the
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draft, which I hate this whole breaking up, this whole idea of I
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know, money is king, that's how we're capitalistic society. But come on,
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it's just two rounds. We're talking about sixty players. Let's get the
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bait. And I'm quite sure those owners you want to go. You want
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to wake up this morning knowing what you got, what you drafted, who's
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going where, what trade is made, and it's Monday. Let's work.
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That's really how you want to really approach today. You don't want to still
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be in that same stagnant Let me call to see if I can get a
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washing machine for a set of basketballs. Let's just get this over as two
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rounds NFL I get I've always gotten it. It's seven, it used to
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be twelve, thirteen rounds with the seven steal eight rounds, you can break
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it up, but two rounds, sixty people, we can't get that in
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and we've seen it for years. Where's the profiteer in you, sir?
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Where's the profiteer? Well? I like a b I like a balance of
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profiting and delivering. I'm okay paying premium price for what's premium. What I'm
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not is where you're charging me premium price and then the reduction. There's a
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restaurant here. I love Houston's, popular here in Atlanta, Georgia since the
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first meal I ever had in Atlanta as a pro, when I was getting
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recruited by agents, they took me to a Houston's. I drove down here,
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met the agents. At that time, I didn't know how popular it
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was. So I've always gone there since ninety four. And over the last
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decade, the price goes up, the size of the portions go down.
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When I used to come, there was free bread to start the meal.
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Now it's charging for every Everything changes, so you lose me. I'm one
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of those people. I'll just take my business out. Some of you like
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to sit and complain. My complaint is you just don't get my five or
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six whatever that totaled a year. And I'm one of them people. And
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I'm like you because I'm not for the hustle. I remember when the chicken
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was thirteen dollars. Now it's twenty nine dollars for the same meal, no
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bread less food and sports jock. I'm like you twice the price, take
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the business somewhere else, somewhere else. But but you don't knock the hustle.
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I'm saying, the people that's selling you the second the people that's selling
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you the second night of the draft. I ain't in the call. I
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ain't and I watched the first one, but you're messing it up. I'd
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rather you charge more for the commercials on the first night. Right to get
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this going. You could have had a skills competition today, switch it up.
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This is the time of spectacle, so you could have gave something else,
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autographs, signing man. I think that sometimes with the new draft picks
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against the high school all stars, and you could have came up with anything
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and these days and times and people would have bought it. But you have
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the old guard trying to come up with new ideas. So they're not thinking,
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I don't know that we have the old guard. What old guard?
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All these are new owners. Well, I'm saying, I'm saying, whoever's
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I'm saying, who's ever broadcasting the draft see a profit in two nights?
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Adam Silver the commission, Well, if we're gonna lay it at his feet
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somehow, some way, they have been made to believe that this is profitable,
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and any rating that they get tonight will only reinforce that. That's what
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I'm saying. I'll just turn to something else, just like after pick number
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ten twelve last night. But I was done. But there's no you don't
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know anybody though. I mean, that's the thing why you drag dragon.
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It give it's purpose trying to give the second round picks their moment. It
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seems like they're not getting their moment, which the moment we don't even really
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know. The first thing is that you might see you might see a star
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in the second crown. I'm just saying, I need to believe that we
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can come up with a better idea to maximize last night. If it's only
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only be two rounds, we invite sixty players. I really go all in.
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When y'all told me to watch the UFL game, I don't want to
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hear the play, so I instantly turn off. There's things that you're doing
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that you think is enhancing and actually no nobody wants to hear that. I
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mean, we got two first rounders who didn't even start at their college,
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didn't didn't start, and we haven't had nothing like that in a while since
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Marvin Williams when the Hawks drafted him. So I mean this is I mean,
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two nights. It shouldn't take two nights. They're trying to give them
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their most, giving them what there might It might be a star in the
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second round. I mean, but we don't know. He just starts once,
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so anybody could be a start. Once Summer League start, we don't
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know. We'll find out who the star is. All I'm saying is this,
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When it comes to the marketing of a night like this, the only
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thing that they are focused on is they've seen us by. I mean,
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all they smell is blood when it comes to these advertising dollars. They've seen
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us by a pickleball tournament. What were we talking about? They were watching
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the other day? They have it on TV? Was it pickleball or cornhole?
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There it is, We got cornhole championships. If you'll watch that,
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surely the NBA draft can go in. Just a couple of years ago,
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was close to bankruptcy like they're asking their parent company Disney for a loan.
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I mean, you gotta these things going. They have like two or three
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things that's keeping the rest of the TV on air. We can cut that.
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What has happened is twenty four hour sports is killing everything everything everything you
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trying to produce this twenty four hour it's exhausting and it starts to water down
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the product up and once you've seen high level something, it's hard to go
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back down because because it really is three days before the draft, the pre
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Draft Analysis show is pre draft analysis show. We saw first. You talk
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so much about it that by the time I don't even watch pregame show.
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It's so much rhetoric from Sunday to Sunday that I haven't watched a pregame show
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or postgame show since I played, because y'all talk about it so much during
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the week. Where's the mystery? I can't be surprised we saw showing after
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Red Soul, What a back to this? What shock Shah the sp shock
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Wayne KND, head coach of the Lakers JJ Reddick first year. As I
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said, a couple of articles have tried to come out and cheapen JJ Reddick
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being hired, and uh, you know, if I could do anything,
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I would punch you in the in the stomach for you out there just trying
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to use that as a reason. Basketball throughout its years have hired many of
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coaches, especially point guards and shooting guards as head coaches right off the court.
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And no, Jason Kidd's situation always is my first example, because they
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didn't even like, wait, like retire him on Monday and then wait the
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Thursday, he came out the showers Kylight announced after twenty years, I'm done
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playing twenty minutes later they turned, they changed the backdrop. They did check
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where there are rumors of you being the head coach of another team while you're
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playing for one. Uh So JJ Riddick, He's part of a long list
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of even even with the NBA when you watch them that some of these guys
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are instantly becoming gms. James Jones, who played down in Miami with shoot
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the three with Lebron I remember a couple years ago they made him. He
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hadn't he went from playing to the GM of the Phoenix signs like. That's
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just how basketball has operated for years. Football makes you want to pay a
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little more penalty. They want to They want you to have a philosophy.
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What is your philosophy? Yeah, your football philosophy to it, you know,
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And I can't say they're wrong. I think football, I think because
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it's so many people, and you know, you do need to learn how
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to coordinate a bunch of people a little more than just basketball. I got
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fifteen guys, and I got fifteen coaches. If you ever notice they staggered
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with coaches over there now, Yeah, like ball, I wonder what all
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of those coaches are responsible for, like other than like well, each position
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almost has its own coach now, So you got a shooting coach, a
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free throw shooting coach, a post up coach, and they also have like
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a defensive coordinator. I'm saying it seemed a little bit like Little League with
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a kid. Don't know who to listen to the coach of the mom you
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know what I'm saying, Who do I listen to that screaming out to me
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to do something? Or do these position coaches whispering the head coaches here?
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Hey man tell him to go to the left and the screen go to the
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left. So I just think that, you know, but JJ Reddick as
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the head coach of the Lakers. From what I early on, it seems
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like the young man they drafted is someone that the Lakers needed, whatever his
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input in that. The young man Dalton right. Dalton said that JJ Reddick
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is one of the players. I don't know if he was just what they
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call when you're buttering up the teacher cap it but to teach it when you're
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in school and the kid, I don't know, but he said he's you
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know, he kind of patterned some of his shooting ways after JJ Reddick.
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Sometimes we reduce JJ and forget how good of a player JJ Reddick really was,
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especially shooting the ball well in college he was he left colleges is arguably
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one of the if not the greatest shooting of the ball. It' you know,
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in the pros it was a little harder because you beat up with a
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better athlete, so you don't leave them on the picks. But it had
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a fifteen year career. This young man says that he watched a lot of
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film on him growing up to perfect his shot. But the big story of
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the last week is a young lady trying to say and allegations that at some
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point when JJ Reddick was at Duke, which would have to be eighteen years
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ago minimum, that's when he was, because he played for fifteen and that's
30:30
when he left. He's been out like three, right, JJ had been
30:34
out like three years old, eighteen, so two thousand and six. From
30:40
that, somewhere in there between twenty two thousand and two and two thousand and
30:45
five six, she's saying that JJ Reddick used the N word. Now,
30:52
I didn't get an example where they were when this altercation supposed to have happened.
31:00
Her name is Helma Nash. She's an author speaker and the founder of
31:10
a what is it rosecrans ventures, And she posted this on x saying that
31:18
I've only been called the N word to my face by a white man once
31:22
in my life, and it was on the campus of Duke University while I
31:29
was doing work with the basketball team. And today and he was named the
31:34
head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers. What a world? Now? Is
31:41
there any knowledge of her ever taking this to Duke the administration coach Koshski,
31:52
because I do need that to start to start being on her side. I
31:56
need you to have these trying. There is almost two decades. There's no
32:01
evidence of this incident having happened like we it would have been. As far
32:09
as it being her taking it to anyone, we have no idea. There's
32:15
we have no documentation or anything like that. In some of those cases,
32:20
some of the young ladies and men are able to say, I did go
32:24
to the Dean and five and five. They swept it under the rub,
32:30
they ignored me, they covered it up. But I don't know if there
32:35
was any of that in this. And then I'm a little incredulous to know
32:38
that she's an author and speaker that just sort of sounds it smacks of self
32:45
promotion in my trauma. You know, I'm going to share my story because
32:49
I want to help people. But if you really want to hear my story,
32:52
you could buy the book Torture at the Hands of JJ Reddick thirty two
32:55
ninety nine on Amazon. Yeah, it's a funny. Like I said,
33:00
it came out, come out, and same thing you saying that, hey,
33:05
why she didn't bring it up before, And a lot of people are
33:07
saying, now, we shouldn't discredit her for saying that. We regardless,
33:12
it's just like any other victim on anything. We need to be able to
33:15
hear what they have to say instead of saying, well, why you didn't
33:19
bring it up before. And that's why people don't really come out with things,
33:23
because once again someone's gonna say, well, why this or why that?
33:28
And then and from there then there's been an allgation. She was they
33:32
were on campus at the same time when all the Duke Lacross stories and all
33:37
that stuff was going on at the same time. So, I mean,
33:42
I don't know, it's just like you, like you say, it's it
33:45
came out at this time. It's really funny to me that it come out
33:51
this late. Let me say this first and foremost. It is my belief,
33:55
my inherent belief, that victims deserve justice. Now, I believe also
34:04
inside of that philosophy that there is a responsibility to get the justice right.
34:13
So part of how we do that is making sure that the crimes are reported
34:17
and the people who committed those crimes are held responsible. When they start talking
34:22
about fear and things, like any investigator will tell you, time goes by,
34:29
it makes it harder to make a case for someone. So I don't
34:32
under I struggle to understand the I had to keep quiet because I was scared
34:38
people weren't going to like me. Why it becomes a lot of it is
34:44
also why now that I'm the coach, It's not like I've been hiding Yes,
34:51
And that's when you have a fifteen year NBA career. You could say
34:53
some last two or three years I've been doing announcing. The night I got
34:57
drafted, you could have said that I have been in a hole somewhere hiding
35:00
out. So commands you, Greg, why do you think now that I'm
35:05
the head coach, you have an issue? I think in this case,
35:12
and you see it in a lot of cases where someone is put in a
35:15
prominent position or they're putting the spotlight, and we have to find something.
35:22
Someone's going out to find something to take them down a peg, or you
35:27
know, to make to question their credibility or you know, whether they deserve
35:34
that attention or anything like that. Someone's got to go out and find something.
35:40
So for it to be this song, we like, we can't just
35:46
take her side. And I don't know if anyone like understands that we can't
35:52
just take a person's side based on their word, Like what is there any
35:57
kind of evidence? Is there any pattern of behavior? And how do you
36:00
how do you defend When I see these cases like Dak Presscott of the Dallas
36:06
Cowboys, word is that his sexual assault allegations have been dismissed. Now,
36:15
I don't know how that gets dismissed. I don't know whether the lady just
36:19
decided I'm lying, or it's been some kind of out of court payment.
36:25
Sometimes the prosecutors think that they can't prove enough. And that's the part where
36:32
I'm always trying to get us to maybe start thinking, then, don't put
36:40
this stuff out there then, because in our society we don't let things fade
36:47
anymore. Ever since OJ allegations of the crime is, they don't care what
37:00
the verdict is. You just stay that, You stay the person that did
37:06
what somebody said. That has become more important. The court of public opinions
37:13
is more prominent than an actual court, you know. Like a more recent
37:17
example is with Trevor Bauer the picture. He was accused of sexual assault and
37:27
the Dodgers released him. He's been playing in Mexico and now it's been proven
37:31
those are false allegations, but he's still playing in Mexico. Like no one's
37:37
even talking to him about coming back to base coming back to Major League Baseball.
37:40
You throw this cloud over JJ Reddick's head, and this is how something
37:44
This is a This is a notation that people will always bring up. You
37:50
remember when JJ, the girl said, JJ called her the any word,
37:53
and it'll affect the way he coaches black players. I might want to tell
37:58
you, hey, you need to it's a little faster, but well,
38:01
I mean, he had no problem saying the things he said why he was
38:06
with the podcast with Lebron and when he was on ESPN, so it shouldn't
38:09
affect anything that he does. He said the N word on the podcast I'm
38:13
not saying you said it should fake. No coaching and podcasting two differents.
38:19
I'm saying he had he had bad this. We're gonna go to break.
38:22
As we go to break, I throw this at you so you can give
38:24
us an answer. On the other side, you're coaching the girls basketball team.
38:30
Allegations that you sexual women come upon you. You don't think that things
38:37
that you were doing before the allegations you will cease because you used to pat
38:44
the girl on the butt or hugger, but now they say you're sexual arrascment,
38:50
creepy, goot, creepy, creepy dude. We'll be back more than
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back to the sports Gibt Wing Beswing log on say you can see a sports
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chant, I'll sing, Even Jenny, what about this white shock showing this
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wit shock? Wayne came a good morning to you on this last Thursday of
42:23
June. We are halfway through twenty twenty four. We left talking about JJ
42:30
Reddick, young lady claiming at his time at Duke, at some point they
42:35
were engaged in conversation. He used the N word. I was finishing up
42:40
with that Dak Prescott. It says the judge dismissed the lawsuit down in Collins
42:46
County, Texas that it was insignificant, insufficient excuse me evidence to support that
42:57
criminal case that was stemming from a twenty seventeen incident. As we said,
43:01
JJ Reddick's incident would have been somewhere around two thousand and three, two thousand
43:07
and five or six before he got drafted to the NBA. And how do
43:12
you function after being labeled the bad? Producer says that it shouldn't affect how
43:21
you operate. Expound on that, sir, No, I'm just saying as
43:28
far as what Kenny said him coaching, He's been in the league for fifteen
43:31
years, he's been playing basketball at a high level with black colleagues and peers,
43:39
so he's been able to if he's been a racist, as this lady
43:45
has said, he has used to. Okay, if he used this word
43:52
at some point in time, it would have been hard for him to continue
43:54
to cover it up, especially with the peers that he's been around and the
43:59
ones that he's been with. So that's why I'm saying, I don't think
44:00
it'll be difficult for him because he's navigated himself to be able to have a
44:06
great college career in the NBA career, So I think he'll be able to
44:08
handle it just fine, just with this allegation, because it's just at this
44:13
time, it's allegation. We don't have any proof to it, and just
44:15
keep it moving. And let me say this, sir. The difference between
44:22
how he's navigated himself up until this point is there was never an allegation of
44:28
racial anything coming from anybody until now now that this woman has said that he
44:36
called her the N word. There's a black player that he used to play
44:40
with, replaying a moment in his head. Was he being racist? Then?
44:45
Should I have been offended? Going forward? Well, he will be
44:49
common black player. When I say navigate, JJ has been criticized a lot
44:55
from even from college till now, like even when coach just said he praised
45:00
him and said that he was even during the Olympics practice when he played against
45:05
Kobe and the how oh JJ dis and JJ and how Kobe just you went
45:09
took offense to it, and how he I'm just saying, this man has
45:14
been on that end of where people have always came at him, and he's
45:17
navigated himself. You're talking about him as a player, we're talking about him
45:22
as being labeled. I know he's a player, so I can help you
45:30
along. I had a long career too, and I dealt with a lot
45:32
of people, and I know in my own profession of calling games when Warren
45:38
Sapp and Marshall Falk and all those guys, Donovan McNabb got in trouble six
45:44
seven years ago with the makeup artists at my own jobs. When I'm dealing
45:53
with makeup artists and women that I have to report with, I totally adjusted.
46:01
Mentally. You make a notation in your brain not to get on a
46:07
certain subject, not to address any kind of appearance. Now, I wasn't
46:14
with them guys, But I do know it was a ripple effect. It
46:17
so it's a handshake, whereas before I might have thought a hug, it's
46:25
a pound. So for you to say there won't be any adjustment, I
46:30
don't see how that is. JJ didn't play his career under this label.
46:38
And then coaching gives you the title of authority over the people that you're dealing
46:45
with, which now gives people all other kinds of weird things when it comes
46:51
to you're the head coach of the high school softball team or basketball team.
46:58
You've been doing it for a decade, and then the allegations come out that
47:05
coach bad producer, sleeping with underage girls. Even if they let you keep
47:13
that job, you think you're not going to make some adjustment because you you
47:16
think you're still gonna let those girls get in the back of your car and
47:20
drive them home. You think you're gonna still eat pizza with them. So
47:24
eleven thirty wasn't doing that in the first place. They wouldn't be eating eleven
47:30
thirty or twelve o'clock. But first of all, as that excuse me,
47:36
no, when he said it, am I gonna be letting them eat pizza?
47:37
At eleven thirty, I mean whatever. Sometimes them games ended at nine
47:42
twelve. Well, just I'm just saying the point of it is this,
47:46
I'm gonna steal coach. If there's no proof there, you're gonna still let
47:52
You're still gonna let them ride with you and drop them off at home at
47:54
night. If yeah, I mean, if I'm knowing, if I know
47:58
that I haven't done anything wrong, and I'm and I'm not worried about that
48:00
what someone saying. I'm trying to win. And if you're a good coach
48:04
and you're doing what, someone always gonna try to bring you down. And
48:07
that's why I'm saying with this thing with JJ, if that had been a
48:10
problem, it would have already would have came out by that. True.
48:15
I've hung out with guys that I didn't even know that he was married for
48:17
ten years, had kids. You sitting here acting like because I said the
48:23
N word twenty years ago, that would have manifested itself win it Just it's
48:31
just tough. It would have and it would have showed, it would have
48:34
reared, it would have reared up. It had to. I mean,
48:37
And if you're sitting here thinking that the three of us are delusional enough that
48:40
somebody said that you have been sexually harassing underage kids and you're going to continue
48:46
to drive them home and keep your job, then you're doing yourself a disservice
48:53
because I'm gonna drive them when I'm gonna have I'm gonna have a chaperone or
48:58
someone with that's still an adjustment. That's what we're sitting here talking about.
49:02
Period. If you start having a chaperone, now, that's what you didn't
49:07
have before. I mean we used to just sing. You said, you
49:12
ain't making no adjustment, no adjustments, not my coaching. But I mean
49:15
this was it's not about the he's not the coach. Go back. Yeah,
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blah blah blah blah b Welcome back to this one shock show. I'm this
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one shock win Ken t a neo baby. It's a term I always see
52:22
at least once a week. Comanche When I see NEPO baby, I think
52:25
about you because I know you're our Polo North and you know you're always fighting
52:30
for the rights of the underdog out there in society. And I see that
52:36
people that get labeled under NEPO baby seem to get criticized and marginalized for being
52:46
the child of someone. Now does that extend to sports as well? Because
52:55
it said entertainment and things like that, And I kept thinking, so you're
53:01
saying that Marvin Harrison Junior is ANIPO baby. No, well, well he's
53:10
a sign of the Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison in a way. Yes,
53:15
I mean, like I think it's the term has been broadened as far as
53:22
they're getting certain opportunities because they're the son or daughter of a professional athlete.
53:29
I think in its original form it was like you would literally see that,
53:34
you could see that they're getting these privileges or you know, these jobs or
53:39
something like that. Because I would I would say no. And as far
53:45
as with the term no, because he's he had to he still had to
53:51
work to get there. He still had to like play and do the work
53:54
to get to the NFL. What's wrong, sir? I just want to
53:59
make sure neple is short for nepotism. Yes, okay, I just want
54:02
to make sure. Yeah, yeah, okay, they call him baby,
54:07
but thats first hearing that neple baby. But it became popularized in uh entertainment
54:13
and movies. Uh. But that's because because you would see the name is,
54:20
people put their children in leading roles and speaking roles and directors of films
54:25
and they didn't have any experience. Some people frowned on that. But as
54:29
Commanding Greg is saying, Marvin Harrison Junior was, was he number the whole
54:35
the number number four in their draft? And didn't he win like a national
54:42
chance? Now he was at Ohio State, wasn't yeh? Yeah? And
54:44
they almost almost one. So I mean you've seen him when everybody said the
54:49
best receiver in the draft will be Marvin Harrison. They wasn't asking his daddy
54:54
about that, you know what I'm saying, And no he's not. Well,
54:59
I'm saying, the whole term seems to do this service as this service
55:04
yet to a person for their achievement. So I was like, does it
55:07
mean sports? Because I got Marvin Harrison Junior. I got Andrew Jones Junior
55:15
a year ago was the second pick of the Major League Baseball that's Curry.
55:20
We had all them. I got your dour in Shiloh. So is that
55:24
neo It would have to be if that's what you under the same tent,
55:31
But that would be I see that happening everyday life, that neo baby as
55:36
far as from government to that's what that is. We call that a marroworths
55:42
like if does that apply? And it's just called I mean, I look
55:45
at it, like, let's say like Clay Clay Thompson, his daddy was
55:52
played for the Lakers, but he has a brother that plays professional baseball.
55:54
In himself played basketball. They he just trained, he knew what to do.
55:59
Is that his parents taught him to Like this is what it takes to
56:01
be a professional athlete. Don't mean that they're giving him a shot because who
56:06
he is. Yeah, they may look at him because of that, but
56:08
that don't necessarily mean well, that's what I'm saying. This stigma is something
56:14
that is talked about a lot now in our society, and it's just this
56:19
society loves to hate on stuff because if nepotism and nepo babies didn't exist,
56:24
we wouldn't have Johnson and sons, we wouldn't have Jamison, Jamison and Thurston.
56:32
We've been doing it. We passed businesses and wealth and all of that
56:37
onto our children. We bring them on board on the ground up. So
56:42
what you made, That's what I'm saying, and none of us. That's
56:46
why I was just trying to clear up. Is it supposed to be in
56:50
sports too? Because that got like a long list. I think. I
56:55
think the only reason to King Griffy Jr. Was good because Ken Griffy did
57:02
it. No, because when that dude threw that pitch, Todd King that
57:08
ball. Now, I mean they wasn't pitching like softball and soft slow pitch.
57:14
He had to actually play Major League baseball. It would like if they
57:17
made if they if Kingerfrey Senior, who went on to play played for the
57:22
Mariners to like, you're going to draft my son, then that would be
57:28
it like a nele a nepotism. You're going to make me draft the best
57:30
player in high school. That's a coincidence helped me, That's what I'm saying.
57:37
I was, Man, let me tell you some Quincy Jones in Motown
57:44
record. You gonna sign these Jackson, Well, if nepotism was a sports
57:49
I would see that if that was case, Michael Jordan should have made someone
57:52
give Marcus a shot or Shack should make someone give which proves that even if
57:59
you got well perdial name, Michael Jordan's sons did college for basketball. But
58:04
I'm saying the league did go to Yeah, but they didn't a hard procedure.
58:09
But I'm talking about the league though, Like the way they're trying to
58:13
say is like, oh, you got my son because I played and I'm
58:16
Michael Jordan. You're gonna put my son on the team for two or three
58:19
years. Okay, didn't happen. So that's why I'm trying to just I
58:23
mean, none of you are believers in nepotism. I believe it in a
58:28
negative. No, not in a negative. I'm a proponent of nepotila.
58:32
Yeah, i am too. I just saw a lot of people, especially
58:36
on the music in the Hollywood and Congress, and it's like, you don't
58:40
know, and it's typically based on who people like. Yeah. They it's
58:46
like they only want to use it against people that they have problems they have
58:51
a problem with. Yeah, because I meant my family, you know,
58:53
nobody know how hard you worked to like mister Trump, wasn't supposed to help
59:00
his children or his kids. Yeah yeah, but you're a terrible parent man.
59:07
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himself and command you Greg. None of us have any rights to nepotism.
1:02:47
We just hear from the Mud. We we mud children. Yeah, the
1:02:53
Mud you know commands you. At first I thought his dad invented the guitar,
1:02:59
and I found out he just invented the little pick that you click it
1:03:07
what's called peaking and granted, And that's what it's peaking and granted. But
1:03:15
none of us. One of the few times I mean that we all agree
1:03:17
on something, we don't get it. I thought you I thought it was
1:03:21
called good parenting. Yeah, because you excuse me, have you been seeing
1:03:28
that term because of you know, I've been seeing it because this group of
1:03:34
this age group seems to have an issue with those children that are have a
1:03:40
leg up that seem to get the movie roll or the you know, the
1:03:45
Will Smith's kids and something like, they're supposed to apologize that their parents went.
1:03:52
And I expect that Serena daughter could be standing up there with Serena one
1:04:04
day. Richard's still alive. Serena and Venus live next door to each other.
1:04:12
Olympia, Come on, how much land they got it? The only
1:04:15
thing separate them is a tennis court. Olympia. It's Shick's thirty. Now,
1:04:23
if you go to sleep all day, we ain't gonna be doing it.
1:04:25
So twelve fourteen years from now they're telling you Olympia is the number one
1:04:30
Junior or something league, I'm like, yeah, look at Charlie Woods,
1:04:35
which forehand is yeah, I mean, look at Charlie Woods. Yeah,
1:04:40
we've seen him be born and come into the game and start to make an
1:04:44
impact because his daddy is Tiger So and I hoping and wish. We don't
1:04:49
necessarily think he'll surpass his daddy, but we're thinking how close can he get,
1:04:55
how close can he get to him when? So it's not like the
1:04:57
pressure I've never put the pressure that you have have to. I believe you
1:05:00
most likely will in a lot of situations. So I'm not surprised that Ken
1:05:04
Griffy Jr. Became better because you already have a better foundation of learning.
1:05:12
The daddy was learning from some coach that just coached out some eight nine year
1:05:17
olds. You're actually learning from someone who's been in Major League Baseball. It's
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just like a few guys. If y'all ever have a grandson, y'all are
1:05:28
very welcome to call me if he plays old line. If I had a
1:05:32
son, and regardless of what he wanted to play, I'm gonna find my
1:05:38
best friends the teaching. Oh, I can't you know, it's hard.
1:05:45
Most of my friend don't produce old lineman. Most of them something about it.
1:05:48
I don't know how we become. Even the old lineman rarely produce of
1:05:53
the old linemen. Typically, old lineman come from two parents that don't look
1:05:58
like they would have made an old line. Leave a locker room and meet
1:06:02
man. How do you get to six eight daddy? About five ten,
1:06:06
Mama. It's a very odd thing that. And then but a long story.
1:06:12
If I had a running back or receiver, you think I'm not gonna
1:06:15
call Bettis if it ain't. But the other weekend for some I fly somewhere.
1:06:21
Man, teach him how to hold the ball. I'm gonna use my
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leg up, that's sense, not to use well, I want to actually
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run. Howard went to high school together. Yeah, we're gonna get My
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daughter was an actress. Come on, man, hey, little Kenny black
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Tony Man, you don't have to get a speaking Just put who I'm gonna
1:06:45
take him to in the order. Can she be a little extra in the
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audience? She got out the words. Just let her be an extra on
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the Titanic? And then how that I thought that's how it worked. I
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didn't know it was some on a disservice to the world. Ye give me
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a cameo. That's how it's always worked in my work. I see,
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Yeah, Blue Ivy supposed to be the lion Queen. Whatever she playing,
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right, I thought, that's why Beionce got all them coins on her toe.
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And then doing somebody need to let my daughter in somewhere. Well,
1:07:23
and to me, it's always been an acceptable thing that we actually actively pursued
1:07:29
and people who talk down on it, we got away from those people,
1:07:32
y'all just hate. Well back to what Greg was saying, I mean,
1:07:35
it has been some talk lately. I mean, that's what when you say
1:07:39
sport and I've thought about people have been saying that this this is what I
1:07:43
was wondering, and what great is this because O'BROWNI is it now becoming a
1:07:47
thing here in the last couple of days, here are people trying to say
1:07:51
that's nepotism and that's why has he been drafted yet? No? But he
1:07:56
but it's all talked about that the Lakers are gonna draft him and it's that
1:08:00
and everybody, Well, maybe this would be the first such case that we
1:08:02
might have questions about Ronny Brunnie to me, can be drafted in the second
1:08:09
round as a project. Yeah, But I think I think that the conversations
1:08:14
come up from him being drafted at all at all. That's the question because
1:08:19
based on that one year didn't even start producing it like Okay, now we're
1:08:24
gonna what will make you any different? And a whole bunch of guys have
1:08:27
left after year that I didn't think was gonna make it either. Well,
1:08:31
tell me to look at as like market and we don't know. I didn't
1:08:36
think Seth Curry was gonna make it. But we on the college level,
1:08:41
we actually like saw some kind of production out of them, where like,
1:08:45
okay, maybe one day Kyrie, but that was that was an era where
1:08:53
you went through college. We are days away from where you don't even go
1:08:57
to college. You just go down to the place Atlantic Station overtime. And
1:09:03
that's why half of these people we don't even know. The scouts are telling
1:09:08
us overtime. And le had a couple of dudes go, like in the
1:09:11
top ten last night, didn't they Number two actually played overtime. From what
1:09:19
they say, I never saw the Tumpings and Twins play nothing. They just
1:09:25
said that I never saw. So that's what I'm saying. I would have
1:09:34
been you could have gave me some evidence of uh. Drafting Lebron Brunning in
1:09:41
the second round by the Lakers is no different thans in Caitlyn Clark to the
1:09:45
Olympics. The benefit of what that would do, the fanfare that it will
1:09:54
bring to your practices and things like that. You do have to do a
1:09:59
benefit analysis on that. Right, there's there's that profiteer there. You go,
1:10:03
oh, yeah, that's that's why I said, we're just looking for
1:10:08
That's not the first thing that I go to. But yeah, I can
1:10:12
see that if I'm gonna draft any of these other guys, and all second
1:10:15
rounders are projects. These are the G League guys that you hope two years
1:10:23
from now really turn around. Well it's kind of flipped. Now you got
1:10:29
one or two that'll make it because of injury. When Austin reies like a
1:10:32
second round pick or something. Yeah, yeah, you get guys that and
1:10:38
then that's sometimes when they get it. But that's why I say college basketball
1:10:44
needs just go to some kind of pro. Then you stop all that college
1:10:47
you're paying them anyway, What is the college part? What is the college
1:10:55
part of the athlete? The only thing I think that the college part added
1:10:59
to this year's athletes was it added an air of familiarity to watching the draft
1:11:04
when I saw somebody coming from Colorado, oh college. So they still do
1:11:10
that in college, but everybody else was France or Germany or Slovenia places.
1:11:15
But you don't even think we should do or Sanders and education. No,
1:11:21
you're not even thinking he in class. Angeliche didn't go to class. That
1:11:27
Olivia Dunn girl did not go to class. They said they went online.
1:11:32
Their days were their days to have. So why are we even pretending The
1:11:36
only thing college is doing is not allowing me to keep this quarterback. That's
1:11:41
why I say make it pro. So my star quarterback that is not good
1:11:45
enough for the pros, I can keep him out here. Tim Tebow could
1:11:49
have stayed at Florida for twelve most seasons. We could have made some money.
1:11:55
Yeah, we could have. We couldn't. Why have restrictions? Why?
1:12:02
Because that's why I go back to Southern missing play rugby again. Excuse
1:12:06
me. I think we're getting to that, and that's what I'm using.
1:12:10
That example. When Kyrie Irving went in that duke, they were still talking
1:12:13
about student athlete level games. They gave him level game. But now with
1:12:16
all this go to overtime Elite and go over to the Paris League. That's
1:12:21
all these guys are, Bronnie Jane, they was in high school a year
1:12:25
ago and now they're up for the draft. G League. Knight sent a
1:12:30
couple of players in the first round. And you gotta think that he played
1:12:32
au and the e ybl against a lot of these guys anyway through the circuit
1:12:38
came through. So if he feel like that he can compete with any of
1:12:41
those guys anyway, because he's already competed against them since his youth age to
1:12:46
playing Au and Eybl. Jacksonville Jaguars have through the city council, got a
1:12:53
one point four billion dollar renovation that they are going to do. The state
1:12:58
is going to carry about half of that. The Jacks are going to carry
1:13:02
the other half. Uh, they are going to It won't effect this year
1:13:06
or next year. I think it is starting like twenty twenty six. You
1:13:11
start seeing them maybe play down in Orlando for home games or in Gainesville for
1:13:19
the HOMEGA. So they say, why they renovate the state where they are
1:13:24
and not the city of Jacksonville. You said the state of Florida is gonna
1:13:26
help pick up. Yes, typically it's the state of Florida. Okay,
1:13:31
they get those men. It could be the city. I'll look it up
1:13:33
to make it now. I'm just wondering because a lot of people get upset
1:13:38
when you know that even when it's in the city. And now that the
1:13:41
state you paying for Jacksonville a whole new stadium. And what if I'm a
1:13:45
Tempa a Miami Dolphins fan. Wow, you know this ass? Okay?
1:13:49
Well, I don't think they have solvency problems quite like the jack We'll be
1:13:56
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Capricorn, Libro, Pissy, Scorpio, Sa Terria Taora. But them your
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Favorday birthday, birthday Wright, back to the show. I'm the fort Shock
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wing gante Uh do, sir, Big Kenny, command you Greg in the
1:17:01
building before we do the birthdays. We were talking about the Jacks getting a
1:17:05
new stadium one point four billion. The city Council, the Jags, and
1:17:12
the city have agreed to each pay six hundred and twenty five million to the
1:17:17
renovation, but the city also agreed to pay one hundred and fifty million over
1:17:26
the next two seasons on maintenance and repairs to prepare the stadium for constructions.
1:17:35
So that means that the city is responsible for fifty five percent. Mister Kahan,
1:17:44
who owns the team, is responsible for any overridges. So anything that
1:17:50
goes over at one point four du'lt see right now, they gonna have to
1:17:59
do that dults. Kenny see right there, I'm mister Khan. I be
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hey, oh yeah, what y'all? What you're doing it every day?
1:18:05
Come on, man, are you eating lunch stock? No, I'm saying
1:18:10
you chewed six times. Just swallow the food and get back to work.
1:18:14
Bro. You know I'm going over this. Uh that's the first time I
1:18:20
ever heard ten days of frame and Florida. See that was the setup.
1:18:26
Somebody was like, yeah, let him go with it. They put the
1:18:29
they put the the overage responsibility on the owner this time instead of the state
1:18:35
of I'm quite sure there had to be a domino that they had he had
1:18:38
to eat to get them to go that high. Yeah. Yeah, you're
1:18:41
asking a city for seven hundred and seventy five million dollars and I got my
1:18:47
chance. Has to sit as the city. I have to do the maintenance
1:18:50
and the preparation before we can even start doing the construction on the remodeling.
1:18:57
So you know, but that's it. I kick in this. We It
1:19:01
is just the love of the location. Yeah, sometimes you just love the
1:19:05
local. That's why we were talking about with Chicago. We were so surprised
1:19:11
that they moved from Soldier Field, that location was just so beloved, beloved
1:19:16
to have most places do like the Falcons did. When I was in Pittsburgh,
1:19:20
we got a new stadium, we got out of three rivers. We
1:19:24
went to Hindesfield, but they just built it next to it, right,
1:19:28
They just and then blew up three rivers and made it a parking lot.
1:19:31
That's what most like you said, Turner Field, they did that originally.
1:19:36
And Soldier Field wasn't only in a great location. It was located smack dab
1:19:43
in the middle of five or six Chicago landmarks, so tourist destinations, so
1:19:48
you could catch a game and then go to the museum and the aquarium and
1:19:53
right there on the lake front. And I just don't understand what they're Maybe
1:19:57
it was just a really great tax b made a move so orange because it
1:20:02
used to be the Orange Bowl, Orange Bowl, Gata Bowl. So what
1:20:06
do you so what you said something about there's some other details it was going
1:20:10
to retell me about the building size of it. The stadium. The Gator
1:20:16
Bowl was seventy thousand. Uh, this will be about sixty four thousand,
1:20:20
So they're making it smaller, which they were covering up about that many seats.
1:20:25
Anyway, to try to. They put that black tarp on it to
1:20:29
make it look like it was fuller. Yeah, take that third rowout,
1:20:32
so now they won't have to do that. And I think a lot of
1:20:35
stadiums would do justice of going smaller and just making it more harder to get
1:20:44
tickets. Do you think, yeah, do you think some of those stadiums
1:20:49
go with the larger capacity, because as we know, they're not just sports
1:20:55
venues anymore. I can get Taylor Swift in here and we'll pack it out
1:21:00
nights in the row. Well, even with this, they're saying they are
1:21:02
gonna make some kind of adjustment that it could go out to seventy thousand for
1:21:09
when like they host the Georgia Florida game. So they're still keeping that in
1:21:14
mind. But some places are just too big for the consistent fan base.
1:21:20
Not that Super Bowl team, but just when you all have an off season
1:21:25
that you can get that many people out. Birthdays here going today and into
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the weekend. Elon Musk is fifty three years of age, The great great
1:21:34
actress Kathy Bates seventy six years of age. Ratney Beale of the Sons is
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thirty one. The great John Elway is sixty four. John Cusack is fifty
1:21:47
eight. To Sina Arnold is fifty five. The legend of Bobby Hurley rains
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loud at Duke University. He's fifty three. Kawhi Leonard is thirty three.
1:22:01
I so Joe Johnson, my man, I think Joe should go to the
1:22:04
Hall of Fame is forty three years old. Michael Porter Junior twenty six.
1:22:11
Gary Busey, Yeah, I met mccarby. You remember mcdun'tee eighty years of
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age. Gary Bucy is eighty. Chuck Person the rifle Man is sixty.
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Landry Fields, the GM of the Hawks is thirty six. Linebacker Bobby Wagner
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thirty four. Tennessee Titan quarterback Will Levis twenty five. Designer Vera Wang seventy
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h er stand for? I don't know her well because she's eight period period
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R period, So I didn't know if it was. I mean, we
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Wire is forty nine, and I'm quite sure we'll see lots of pictures here
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the Chiefs, Kansas City Chiefs Hallmark is a Christmas movie because Hallmark loved that
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Christmas movies. Really, I never watch them, but they love them.
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Is it really a Christmas movie? It really really? Come on and it
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has see this is where we this is where, this is where the portions.
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Andy Reid is right, Santa Claus. Oh, come on man,
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now the portions haven't gone down, but y'all just adding too much stuff to
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it. Now you got oxtails and a toketo. Come on, come on,
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man, giving me too much. Yeah, it's gonna it's They're gonna
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film it at at Arrowhead Stadium and the NFL's going to be involved. And
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it's called Holiday Holliday Touchdown, a Chiefs love story. So this is Taylor
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Swive. They've been building up to this all this season. When Taylor Swif
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News out of the Roy Jones Junior camp. News reported last week that
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his son committed suicide. Roy said that he was grateful the night before he
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was able to hang out with his son, but did not like a lot
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of people, didn't know his son was in so much pain and took his
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life the next day. But Roy Jones Junior, the great champion that he
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has been. Our condolences to you and your family. Fifteen years it's been
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now Michael Jackson passed away. Hasn't seen that long to you guys? Yeah,
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because he passed away on my mom's birthday. So each year on her
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birthday, I've clocked, wow, Mike dot you know. The first birthday
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after that was wow, Mike died. Last year, Your mom's birthday was
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two days ago. Yeah, what did y'all do? We're the parties this
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weekend? Oh okay? Yeah, and we have a grandson who was born
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on the exact same day last year. So he'll be turning one, she'll
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going to have a do you figure your mom wants to have a birthday party
1:29:06
with a toddler? Though she that's that she real into kids, She's super
1:29:14
into kids. So and it's not just the toddler. The toddler will be
1:29:19
there, but all of the families coming to celebrate the uh generational blessing that
1:29:26
we have been given on that one day. Okay, yeah, nepotism.
1:29:31
Nepotism, yeah, just grandfather to me and basically literally just grandfather. The
1:29:38
man Michael Bridges has been traded from the Nets to the Nicks. Bam out
1:29:44
of Bayu of the Heat says that he has evidence of tampering. He wants
1:29:49
to talk about, uh the evidence though, well, I mean you had
1:30:00
to do is look at Josh Hart's social media. Is he trying to recruit
1:30:05
Michael Bridges from I'm saying, but Bam, ain't you in the game.
1:30:12
Hating Bam is just like I'm gonna tell. I'm gonna tell. Are they
1:30:16
in the same division? No? No, but I'm gonna still tell.
1:30:21
Bam got him an extension and decided he's gonna tell that he extended him a
1:30:26
couple of days ago, UH to keep him, which is a great piece
1:30:29
of their dynasty. Michael Bridges, who is the best player on the nets,
1:30:33
UH, a Villanova guy. So that would make about what five players
1:30:39
the Knicks they got four now now have on the team that went developed Villanova.
1:30:44
Did any of them play together at Villanova at a different times? Yeah,
1:30:46
that's that team that that was that team that went down and hit that
1:30:50
jumping made me fall out that night. And that's great marketing right there.
1:30:56
It's like getting the Fab the Fab five on one pro team if you could
1:31:00
have they all won a national championship together, and get four guys that actually
1:31:03
won a national championship together on the team, that's that's something. They don't
1:31:09
make the playoffs and yeah, they were all on the twenty sixteen team,
1:31:13
and three of them were on the twenty eighteen championship. Yeah, so big
1:31:17
trade. The Knicks gave away three or four first round picks in the future.
1:31:21
But they really feel with UH, with Bridges and when they get Julius
1:31:27
Randall back, that they're gonna have to be saw. You're gonna have to
1:31:31
come saw me. Yeah, it ain't nobody get sinked. Hey, you
1:31:38
think they're gonna saw me? You think Pat Riley put Bam on the telling.
1:31:42
Pat gave him and said, hey, Bam, I'm gonna go tell
1:31:45
tell them that you got them. No, Bam was partying with Josh Hart
1:31:47
and mckille Bridges, and he was probably trying to get hey, hey,
1:31:56
you know, hey, you know they've been asking him to come to the
1:32:00
team. We want some of that one hundred dollars shot a single malt.
1:32:03
Yeah, he went to just got a little looser the recruitment firsthand. That's
1:32:09
why he called the league office. Thank he told Pat first, and Pat
1:32:14
said call. Yeah, he had to go, how you keep Why have
1:32:15
you always got to be more to the store with the Baptist It's gotta be
1:32:19
why. I'm just saying, why would Bam just want to tell somebody now
1:32:24
as as he couldn't come up with the idea on his own, as because
1:32:28
he was sitting there wanting to recruit him if he was trying to like trying
1:32:31
to play the rules, and Josh Hart was like, forget the rules,
1:32:38
hey, bro, Josh Hart been calling Michael Bridges every day now, come
1:32:45
using Instagram and all that is his source. I'm out the window. I'm
1:32:48
like, no, come on. As as a teammate of someone who calls
1:32:53
the league, how do you feel if I was Bam BAM's teammates? Yeah,
1:33:03
you on my team. Let's take him down. Okay, Now,
1:33:06
I ain't doing nothing else in front of bad because can't tell Okay, you
1:33:11
know, I mean, but but he can't come to tack on Tuesday.
1:33:16
I mean on the court, We're gonna take him down. But why so
1:33:21
you have a I thought you were fighting for the South. We're trying to
1:33:27
take down the North. Oh, I'm still on snitches. Get stitches.
1:33:31
I ain't never moved to the Northeast. But you ain't got no cold for
1:33:34
the Knicks. But I mean you in the game, you can't. Can't
1:33:42
guys get hired every week in the NFL. That was a common practice.
1:33:46
I can imagine. I can imagine that that was somebody that used to play
1:33:50
for the Saints. Linebacker. We about to play the Saints. We can
1:33:53
get him two weeks out, holds him for all the information he knows,
1:33:58
good, credible or not. We put pressure on the Saints to see it
1:34:01
in the paper that we picked up this guy that was on your team two
1:34:05
weeks ago. Now you're in there thinking, well, he's gonna tell him
1:34:09
about the court. So we out here and knowing we got to change the
1:34:14
code up. It's all about gainsmanship. So why would I be bad at
1:34:18
BAM for taking down the evil Empire? Okay, all right, he still
1:34:24
can't come to Taco today. You can't go hang out nothing from BAM.
1:34:29
Well that's how we feel about the bad producer. But we still let him
1:34:32
around do nothing in front of We don't know, we wish for what we
1:34:38
talk he bro, you know, but that's some of the trades. Uh
1:34:48
and O g on the nob also signed to Neil to deal to stay with
1:34:54
the He's a villain over got you No, Okay he went to Indiana.
1:34:58
Okay, he's a five year deal to stay with the Knicks. Michael Phelps
1:35:03
has slammed the Olympic anti doping effort. I know, I've seen a lot
1:35:09
of stories. The Olympics is about a month away. Michael Phelps, Katie
1:35:14
Ladeci. A lot of our American swimmers seem to have a fear of other
1:35:19
countries following the bylaws of doping now, And I think it stems from that
1:35:26
they allow ten eleven of those Chinese swimmers from the last Olympics who failed to
1:35:36
come to this Olympics. I think they have a problem with how casual you're
1:35:43
letting them back when you caught them. What having other people been caught in
1:35:47
track and field in the past, got caught doping and then they clear and
1:35:51
do a clear test, say you back here, But eleven of the fourteen,
1:35:57
I mean they cleaned it up. They spoke to one of those female
1:36:00
divers from China, she said, well, I don't think we'd be doping.
1:36:08
We don't be doing nothing like that. Bruh. And I think also
1:36:12
how long it took them too out the Chinese, because it took like three
1:36:19
years. They just like, y'all dopeing, Like, no, no,
1:36:24
we do, we know we wouldn't. We're not doing so long. We're
1:36:26
already to the next Olympics. Yeah, cause we've been telling them a year
1:36:30
or two. They were still like no, So when I go get a
1:36:34
blood test, they can call you within seventy two hours now. Yeah,
1:36:42
it's difference with sports though, when it comes to competition. I'm just saying
1:36:46
it takes that long. Something going on, Well, I think a lot
1:36:49
of that is in the process where you can appeal, You can have a
1:36:55
delayed, you can ask for extra eledence, you can ask for this person
1:36:59
to be interviewed again and deposed by this official. And it drags things out.
1:37:04
But to the sports jocks point, I p in the cup and the
1:37:11
right turn bright green. Y'all, y'all know I'm doping, and that's the
1:37:15
thing too, and we have that in law and force go ahead. I
1:37:19
was just looking at the at the story real quick. What what happens as
1:37:23
far as like Kayla Decky's saying something. The Anti Doping Agency accepted China's explanation
1:37:30
of an environmental tainting of the food that the swimmers were eating during training.
1:37:38
Oh, they got it from the food. Yeah, sushi, how homon
1:37:45
sushi? Okay, so sushi son sushi. So they went with the old
1:37:50
what's the boxing name? City? They got the cheeseburger and he kissed his
1:37:56
girlfriend. No, that was the track, got to kiss either way.
1:38:00
Just however, I can say I've been kisching people while we was eating and
1:38:04
man we came up positive. Tiss his girlfriends. How you feel another dude
1:38:10
in the boxes and you flew to Polis too bad and had a cheeseburger or
1:38:16
something cheese and the Chinese tingency is going with it was the meal door down
1:38:26
traded. That's what it was, American door dash bell. We'll be back
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sports chain't I'll sing even Jenny, welcome back to this swe Shock Show.
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I'm the Sportshock wing Candy. Remember today, I think the second round of
1:41:30
Olympic Trials will start. I think we're going to get to more of the
1:41:35
longer races, the mile, the quarter or excuse me, the four hundred
1:41:41
meters as they call it. We used to call it the quarter. Uh,
1:41:45
And those races will start up today. We got a lot of the
1:41:50
sprint and sprint races out last week. Shikari Richardson, Noah allows those races.
1:42:00
Uh. Those groups of people, I know a thing move. She
1:42:04
failed. She did try to ask the Olympic committee, but they said that
1:42:13
there's nothing they could do. She runs the she ran the four hundred,
1:42:16
right or no, she ran the eight hundred and she failed doing She tried
1:42:24
to catch them, but you know, once you get two or three,
1:42:28
you can't get up catch these girls or excuse me women, So a lot
1:42:35
of other people, Sittney McLachlan, I forget what her last name is.
1:42:41
Now the sprinter two hundred, four hundred champion. I think she runs today.
1:42:47
I wanted to ask McLaughlin. I'll never guessed that she got married here
1:42:54
in the last couple of months and she went with the McLachlan lavoone la.
1:43:01
Why do you think they changed it from the court because I remember the quarter
1:43:05
mile days into the what is it four hundred? Now? That makes make
1:43:10
it sound more excited that I'm saying. Why why do you think that was
1:43:14
to just easily well, I'm saying people used to call it a quarter mile,
1:43:21
Oh, four hundred. I was called four hundred, okay, Yeah.
1:43:27
I grew up where it was called the quarter mile. Quarter yeah,
1:43:30
because my line brothers ran track in college and they used to One of them
1:43:34
was a quarter mile. He called himself a quarter horse. That's what he
1:43:39
called himself. He dog, I'm a quarter horse. They can't keep up
1:43:43
with me out here. I'm a quarter horse. And so that's what I
1:43:45
always knew it to be, and now it's the four hundred, And I'm
1:43:48
wondering was that just a marketing easier to say? Does it have a uh
1:43:54
some sort of significance in track and field that it required it to be changed
1:44:00
because that that distance. Actually was always arguing against that the hundred meter was
1:44:05
the definition of the fastest man. They were saying that whoever run the four
1:44:12
hundred, or as we called it, the quarter was actually the better and
1:44:16
the faster athlete, right because it was a more solid distance, and you
1:44:23
know, hundred, the hundred was more of the get out. It's like
1:44:26
the fifty in the pool. Is it the one lap down or is it
1:44:30
down in back? Which one? Do you feel the fines real speed?
1:44:36
I said, I'll be right, And that's how they saw the hundred.
1:44:40
They saw the hundred is just going down right, because there's one lap around,
1:44:44
but it ain't a jog around. It's like open on that one lap.
1:44:47
And so you know, there was I used to listen to them and
1:44:51
watch them train, and there's the whole strategy of I got to keep enough
1:44:56
for my burst at the end, but I can't burst too soon. We
1:45:00
it's almost like having nitrous in a car. I can't hit the nos too
1:45:02
soon because then I'm gonna burn out before I get there, and I gotta
1:45:06
it. Was it was amazing to hear them talk about preparing for it and
1:45:10
again for it to be now called what do they call themselves now the four
1:45:15
hundred horse. What is that? And you're right because it's a it's a
1:45:20
in the hundred. It's no strategy. It's get out the blocks and run
1:45:26
fast four hundred. There is a little lactic acid build up, and nothing
1:45:30
makes you vent over like trying to run a four hundred full speed. There's
1:45:34
nothing that makes you concede to fatigue. Go out there and try it.
1:45:42
Oh yeah, I'm not really running running like running as fast and hard as
1:45:45
you can. When you it's it's exhausting. Old, no, no,
1:45:50
don't touch me, don't touch I saw a Snoop dog running the two hundred
1:45:56
on some clip said he ran like thirty five seconds, which was good for
1:46:00
that much. We smoking at that age, because fifty two okay, But
1:46:06
he ran the two hundred just playfully. He's supposed to be doing Olympic coverage
1:46:13
for the opening ceremonial. They probably had a psycha that that that exotic at
1:46:18
at the finish line and Snoop was like, hold on, Martha, he
1:46:21
said it was on I think I've read also an articy He was saying it
1:46:25
was one of those bucket list moments of thing because you know, sports has
1:46:29
always been something Snoopy seemed to have loved but didn't have the athletic ability to
1:46:34
do. He's always coached in football and had those football teams and I think
1:46:41
call them the Stellers out there in l a Long Beach. He's always at
1:46:45
different sporting events. But I guess running on Olympic track and he was running,
1:46:53
I mean, you know that's a good time for that kid. I
1:46:59
mean champions running with nineteen Yeah, so he was sixteen seconds. They were
1:47:04
running twice as fast. But you would ever imagine that, you know it
1:47:08
would be because even at his heyday he probably would run a twenty six.
1:47:15
Ab I said he ran what a thirty five on his heyday? He probably
1:47:17
was a thirty two because he always been smoking. Now he didn't always know,
1:47:25
and now older he probably just need, you know, and this stuff
1:47:29
now so anxioetic. He probably hit it a couple of times beat through.
1:47:31
He don't do like six ounces a day anymore. WWE has offered Caitlyn Clark
1:47:39
to take part of the Royal Rumble next year in Indianapolis. If I'm Caitlyn,
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go get it girl, get that money. If they don't want to
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really understand your marketability with the Olympics. Go tag in and then they're gonna
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start trying to criticize. But don't listen, don't get your brain, get
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your bread up. Well. I think when you see her in that ring,
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especially against those other female wrestlers, you're gonna really see how tall she
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I'm over six, got taller. I'm five ten. So she's tall and
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do the sport shock show I'm the sport shock Wayne Candy. Protesters over in
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Paris plan to uh do a number two in the river the scene river,
1:51:49
how do you say it? Sane? Sane, sane river over in Powee
1:51:56
to prove how disgusting it is. They're going to to do a number two,
1:52:01
a poop in the river because that's kind of makes no not to the
1:52:10
French, to show how disgusting it is. I'm gonna do a disgusting act.
1:52:15
And now this is their this is their motivation. There's supposed to be
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some races held in the same river. Now there was concern the same rivers
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notoriously filthy, so they spent billions of dollars cleaned up and independent American companies.
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It's still filthy. So the mayor wants to swim in it to prove
1:52:34
how unfilthy it is. And so the protesters have decided that on the day
1:52:40
she swims, they're going to collectively take dumps in the same river to reinforce
1:52:46
that it is dirty and you don't need to be swimming in it, okay,
1:52:51
which which makes no sense at all, which makes no but then the
1:52:56
French don't make If we'll think about it. It gave us the macer see
1:53:01
and then it was the first two paints in the first round of the NBA
1:53:04
Draft. The last two years, it's hit and miss. They got.
1:53:11
I'm saying, we got the fries, they got, we got democracy.
1:53:14
I'll take those three. This pooping in the river thing is beyond me.
1:53:19
That's beyond me. That's kind of productive to me, the whole protest.
1:53:24
But it seemed like you would, uh get in it and swim winter or
1:53:30
have a day where you try to clean it up or something, or maybe
1:53:34
or maybe we could have a scientist come down to water sample. They trying
1:53:41
to clean it up for years, and so I'm saying, either not swim,
1:53:46
but this isn't helping it get cleaner, it is my point. Kai
1:53:50
Colet of the North Forest State University Comanchi Greg says that he missed even though
1:53:59
he qualified through times for the Olympic trials. Uh, he missed out on
1:54:04
the opportunity because the MEAC and this event was not sanctioned. That's really what
1:54:14
they When I read the article, they said it wasn't sanctioned and it wasn't
1:54:17
nothing they could do about it. They didn't sanction it for it to qualify,
1:54:21
and the event has to be sanctioned for it to count, and that's
1:54:26
preferred to be the conference championship that like, I would like to ask them
1:54:30
why didn't they sanction it? Because it's the men, black people. I
1:54:35
musa say it. I'm gonna say it. Black folks was in charge and
1:54:40
they dropped the ball. Look at it. He don't he don't want to
1:54:44
hear it. He don't want to hear Look at the bad producer is in
1:54:46
mouth tight. Now, dude, that's what everybody thinking. I'm here to
1:54:50
say what people are thinking. I'll say it out loud. It was nowhere
1:54:54
around it. How do you not sanction an official event? And so if
1:54:58
it's not sanctioned, there was nothing that could be done to like, how
1:55:01
do you have an event it's like anything else if you're not sanctioned. They
1:55:04
didn't. They didn't ask for the disposition. I put the disposition in.
1:55:09
That's my point. How do you have a championship event for a whole conference
1:55:13
and nobody sanctions you. You got to have it, and they didn't get
1:55:16
it, get it in time for so they went on with this already already
1:55:21
got they knew what they We've already got everything else prepared, but we forgot
1:55:26
everything except the washing machine. Man, I don't want the two year warranty.
1:55:30
Man, you had one job, but it comes with a one year
1:55:33
man, one job paying no additional money. Just get a sanction. That's
1:55:39
your job. You in compliance, right And and the championship. They didn't
1:55:44
just spring it on me, you brought it. I was looking for a
1:55:45
deeper meaning. Basically, this wasn't a pop up me championship sanction. For
1:55:51
something to count, it has to be sanctioned. I need somebody from the
1:55:56
ME Act to let me know what's good for it to be the conference championship?
1:56:00
Like, how is that not sag? I'm saying this is not a
1:56:02
pop up of it. This wasn't Kendrick Lamar's concert out in Inglewood. We
1:56:06
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fighter, says that she will be doing OnlyFans. It's her main job now
1:56:17
and fighting will be more of a hobby. We talked about the only fans
1:56:23
and I guess I don't get it because is it kind of like is it
1:56:29
a monthly or how is it rated? Now? Subscribe monthly? It's I
1:56:34
believe they have. Uh. And the first correction I want to make is
1:56:38
it's not of Meta. It's a private company. But they used to advertise
1:56:42
on Facebook and then it got so popular that they stopped advertising. And you
1:56:46
can subscribe to just one show is what they call when they come on.
1:56:51
You can subscribe to just one show. You can be a monthly subscriber,
1:56:56
you can subscribe to two or three. I know people who done it,
1:57:00
but it doesn't make sense to me. I've never been a watch person.
1:57:04
I've never been a spectacle. Yeah. Well, I'm saying voyeurism has in
1:57:12
my mind a different connotation. It involves, well, that's basically what only
1:57:15
fans is, in the purest form of voyeurism. Yes, that where you
1:57:20
just have to look and there is no possibility for any kind of touching.
1:57:26
So a lot of celebrities say it may have been Paige van Zant that claims
1:57:30
to have made more in one day of only fans than she did her entire
1:57:35
mm A career, right, And I get it. It's like we're talking
1:57:39
about capitalizing on your image. Only fans have seemed to draw any secondary as
1:57:46
I said, athlete, even some of your secondary actresses that never really took
1:57:50
that main role, but they did. They were popular, but they never
1:57:56
were what they call leads. They wasn't a leads in things have been using
1:58:02
it as a tool to make money. I don't know how. I wouldn't
1:58:10
say perverted. How loose they're allowed to be. Well, different people do
1:58:18
different things. I know what was her name, was it in Bella Thorne
1:58:26
or somebody. They got mad at her and wanted their money back because she
1:58:30
wasn't doing enough. And you know there are some people that do complete live
1:58:38
adult shows. So basically it's just making your Instagram page. You have to
1:58:44
pay in a sense, well, and just going to Instagram and see me
1:58:49
out on the yacht right in my bikini. You can see me live in
1:58:55
a bikini and I might take it off. I might not, but I
1:58:59
might. But I guess a lot of people are here, and I guess
1:59:02
that's why they want those restrictions, because you imagine that fifteen eighteen year old
1:59:09
group. Definitely, I have no problem, but they got to have a
1:59:12
remember and our day. It used to be the one nine hundred number.
1:59:15
Yeah, back in the eighties you called one nine hey, and the person
1:59:19
are you looking to? You are you looking at a party? Worked for
1:59:25
the telephone. I got girls that are girl seeks on that and I called
1:59:30
more out of curiosity than I did because I was, you know you when
1:59:33
your little boys. Everybody keep talking about it, I'm like, and I
1:59:35
forgot my mom works. I didn't forget it, just she saw you team
1:59:40
like she intercepted the call while you were on the call. Yeah, she
1:59:45
was about to say that hilarious. Hey what are you doing? About to
1:59:50
get a whooping and we all a ocean. The truth is he will throw
1:59:58
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after we go off air. Going into the ocean today, because you know,
2:01:00
love clicking on certain stories to see how it played out. So Maya
2:01:05
Thomas young Lady had been Internet dating finally decided to take it to the next
2:01:16
level and meet up with the young man she had been dating online. As
2:01:24
the young man decided to pick her up at her place, she changed her
2:01:30
mind about going out on the date with him. She changed it so hard
2:01:35
that she called nine to one one told him she was getting beat up and
2:01:42
he was threatening to kill her. Yeah, she hadn't even met the man.
2:01:51
Police came and for two hours they interrogated the young man, only to
2:01:56
find out he never got to meet her. She just didn't want to go
2:02:00
out on the date. So they arrested her, okay, because I thought
2:02:08
she was just gonna be like, my bad and they'd be like, oh,
2:02:11
she's traumatized, but okay, she's doing time. She was arrested,
2:02:15
charge with two counts of false reporting. Uh their misdemeanors, but at least
2:02:20
there was some justice in it, says she just uh fear coldfeet, coldfeet,
2:02:29
you didn't want to go out on the date. That don't mean you
2:02:30
need to call the police. Just tell me you don't want to go out
2:02:34
on the date. You could tell me you don't want to go out on
2:02:36
the date while we out on the date, and I'd be cool with it.
2:02:41
Some Maya Thomas fucked up plank. She even told me that she was
2:02:55
pregnant and she went if she went part. We're gonna have to come up
2:02:59
with mandatory men a moments for this kind of thing for Big Kenny the manchie
2:03:02
greg the Bad Producer. As we always say on Thursday, we'll see you
2:03:06
in the future. From the sports talk show Peace