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He DIED on the Operating Table… and Lived to Tell the Story | Bare Knuckle Nation Ep. 7 · Bare Knuckle Nation Podcast

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This is Bare Knuckle Nation. Let's go.
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>> This episode of Bare Knuckle Nation is
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brought to you by Spas and More. They
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put the Ah in spa.
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[music]
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WELCOME BACK TO BARE KNUCKLE NATION.
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Let's go. CAM JANS AND REED LOW, Jamie
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Rivers, Anthony, Tony Twist, Jim Sy
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Campbell. [laughter]
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Let's get going. What's going on
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everybody? Hey, we I just want to give a
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shout out right off the bat to Angie and
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Spas and More. We had a great EVENT THE
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OTHER DAY
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>> AT HER LOCATION in South County. We all
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brought our own barbecue. We implemented
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our own barbecue sauce and we all did a
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damn good job. Couple funny stories.
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>> Who won?
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>> You won. [laughter] You were Thank you.
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You did really good. You did. CAN I GET
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A twister and shout out real quick
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though? I was supposed to do a tomahawk
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steak. Twister set this whole thing up
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for me. He got there early. He probably
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worked his ass off all [ __ ] day doing
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all kinds of stuff. He gets there early.
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He puts all the charcoal in there. He's
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waiting for me to come. He sets it all
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up. I brought ribs instead. Then I
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dropped him right when I got there on
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the goddamn floor.
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>> Oh no.
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You're a kind man. I love you so much.
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>> Thank you, sir. [laughter]
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finish half of the car. I would also
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like to apologize to Twister because I
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started the fire and ruined his his
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knifeold OR [laughter]
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compartmentaliz
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break it down.
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>> We're only giving little bits and
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stories here.
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>> Go ahead.
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>> Okay, so number one, I was told he's
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doing a tom hack. Everybody else is
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cooking at home. He said, I'm no
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influence. I'm going to cook a tomog.
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Okay. Is there going to be a barbecue?
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Absolutely. There's going to be a
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barbecue. I got to I go to Home Depot. I
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buy a a barbecue, put it together,
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>> get the charcoal and and then bring it
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down early, start the charcoal cuz I
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know he's not going to be right at 1:00
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when it starts. So the charcoal and
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everything's got I had to burn all the
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paint off it, make sure it was all good.
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Charcoal's hot. He shows up and I go,
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"Your barbecue's ready." He goes,
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>> "Uh, [laughter]
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>> you got it's all hot." AND I GO, "OH,
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OKAY. No problem.
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>> Don't worry about me." Fast forward to
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the end of the uh the end of the the the
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barbecue. Reed over here, Loy, for
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whatever reason, he was putting out the
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little burners, the little, you know,
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the gel burners, and he decides to throw
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one at at Jamie for whatever reason. He
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put No, he put it in a box. I got frozen
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INTO A PAPER BOX. PAPER BOX. We were we
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were trying I was using the tongs to
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pull it out and then I was and but the
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the pan was hot. So I went like this and
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I accidentally dropped it and it rolled
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into
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>> I thought you were packing it up to take
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it home.
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>> No. No. So we did a barbecue event.
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>> The first time Lo has had bad hands.
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[laughter]
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>> We did a barbecue event for Spas and
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More. We had people come out and try our
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barbecue. We're all supposed to do
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something different. We all brought
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ribs. I was supposed to do tomahawk. you
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unc unconditionally are a lovely man, a
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kind man, and you hooked me up and I owe
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you on that. But I will I I gotta give
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some credit out though because the my my
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ribs were not good. They were they were
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overcooked. I dropped the [ __ ]
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things. I only cooked one slab like a
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cheap piece of [ __ ]
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Uh Lozy and Twister.
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>> YOU COULD HAVE SO KENDRICKS donates all
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the meat.
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>> Kendrick's under amazing job.
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Grand Twister legitimately [ __ ] at
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their house in the morning. Could No,
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no, no. Cooked their own ribs. They I
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know you were. They cooked their own
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ribs. He did brisket. Two badass things
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of brisket, which probably took you 20
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hours to do.
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>> No, they're delicious piece.
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>> They were fantastic.
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>> Thank you. That was uh that's
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>> But I just knew I was wondering if
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anybody was going to cheat the system
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and they did. And
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>> there's only one cheater in the group
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here.
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>> It was that guy. THIS GUY RIGHT HERE,
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>> the biggest cheater I've ever met in my
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life.
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>> I Sie doesn't cook. Like you're not a
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barbecue. You When was the last time you
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cooked in here?
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>> What happened?
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>> You have people at your house cooking
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you stuff.
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>> HE'S A LOOK [laughter] AT you already.
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>> How did you make that? How did you make
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those beautiful ribs?
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>> Five people.
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>> First, I peeled the membrane off the
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silver.
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>> No, he's reading the DIRECTIONS ON AI.
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[laughter]
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>> I use my lump charcoal at 300 to 325. If
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anybody wants to look, how about if you
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AI
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off low and slow.
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>> There you go. 225. Put a can and apple
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chunks in there. Little apple chunks in
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there. Uh once I got the color right,
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then I put them in tin foil. Added
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honey, some tiger sauce.
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>> Listen to this crap.
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>> Lying to the people.
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>> Back on the smoke for 45 minutes.
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>> You are lying to the people right now.
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>> Um
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>> he does not a barbecue.
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>> I had the best ribs though. I won the
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rib competition.
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>> Hold on. I don't think it really
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>> You won the pork. The pork. Can we give
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[laughter] him a shot? That was damn
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good. But there was three ribs and I got
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number one ribs and he won the brisket
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and he won overall.
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>> Rosie, yours were better.
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>> No, they weren't.
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>> They were damn good.
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>> Hold on. And all we KNOW I JUST WANT TO
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tell you guys, everybody out there, I
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know for a fact that Jimmy did not cook
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them. And I'll tell you why. Because he
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told both myself and and Cam over there,
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what temperature you cook it at? Oh,
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like 450 for 10 minutes.
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>> Anthony 450 for 10 minutes.
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>> Just for the record, I got up at 5
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o'clock in the morning.
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>> I know. I do the whole night and and and
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the only re my ribs would have been
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better.
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>> But I didn't have I use my sauce as a
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binder and my sauce as a binder is not
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as good as twisters because the mustard
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base sticks to it. So, it helps slow the
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temperature down. And then I had six
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racks on there so I cooked them a little
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too long. No, yours were good. I'm going
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to confess. Those are damn good.
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>> I had a St. Louis Barbecue Society
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champion. [laughter]
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>> So,
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>> lies, lies, lies.
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>> But I did win the rip.
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>> Tell me sweet little lies. My god. You
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know, that was funny though. It was all
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good.
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>> It was all good.
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>> CAM, WHAT DO YOU GOT for us beside this
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liar over here?
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>> Oh, JESUS. HOW
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>> LET ME I WANTED TO ASK ALL YOU GUYS.
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>> WRITE YOUR YOUR NOSE, DUDE. LET ME WRITE
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THE EARS. We've all been through a bunch
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of crazy [ __ ] now. Wait, you want
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something to say real quick?
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>> Give him a little shout out because he
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was godamn.
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>> I had some help doing the pork butt. The
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truth comes.
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>> So Scott, this guy Scott,
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>> believe it or not, I'd only started
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smoking like a little while ago, like
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using the smoker.
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>> Ribs or weed?
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>> No. Uh ribs. [laughter]
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>> So I got this little small like, you
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know, for your home one, electric one.
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So I started fiddling with that cuz it
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interests me. I'd never really I'm not a
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big smoker. I've always been on the
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grill. Well, Scott has kind of been my
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my mentor mentor and he taught me how to
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use it the first time, showed me how to
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do it. And so when we had this thing
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together, I brought him in and say,
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"Hey, would you help me do this?" I told
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you that anyways. I was way upfront
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about it.
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>> No, I know. And
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>> so Scott comes in and he gets this
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beautiful bark on this thing. I mean, it
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was awesome.
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>> And your sauce is good in that, too.
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>> Yeah. My sauce goes really good pork.
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Uh, so that's why I picked it. But shout
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out to Scott for help.
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>> Scott was a nice guy.
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>> Yeah, he was great guy. So, here's what
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I'm going to start with because we've
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all been through some We're all happy
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and fun. We have a good life now. Like,
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we really do. We We live a good life.
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We're all hanging out quite a bit doing
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golf tournaments, doing all this stuff.
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>> But somebody got who was a Faber got hit
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in the the the helmet with a puck,
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fractured skull. Brock Faber from
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Minnesota. He's going to be out for
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quite some time. I'm just want to know
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[snorts] to get hardcore. What's the the
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most hardcore injuries you guys ever
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been through in hockey and whatever? And
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Jamie, we actually let me start with
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you, Subie.
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>> Um, I would say my teeth. I broke. I
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have four sets of teeth that I put the
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posts in.
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>> Premature. Yeah.
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>> Smile for everybody. [laughter] Smile.
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No, you got damn good teeth, right?
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>> Yeah, they look good.
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>> Did you say you have four sets?
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>> I went through four sets.
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>> Four layers of teeth.
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>> So, I made a mistake. posts up early
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before I met career ended. Then I broke
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the posts out. Puck caught me like this,
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pulled my upper pallet out. I had
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[snorts] to pop my pallet back into my
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mouth in the locker room.
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>> Very bad.
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>> That was bad.
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>> Well, I mean, they don't look bad right
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now. I mean, six broken noses.
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>> You can almost Yeah, six.
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>> Oh, high stick, elbow,
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>> punches, elbow.
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>> If you go on the internet,
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>> I think Marchman got me and then you
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went and got him.
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>> I That did happen.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Well, if you want to There was pictures
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of Jimmy prior to the the teeth. He He
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looked like he could eat a apple through
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a picket fence. They were They came out
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a little bit, but I'm glad you got them
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fixed.
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>> No, they were pretty. I got good DNA.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Do you have sleep [laughter] Do you have
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sleep apnnea from your So do I.
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>> Yeah. Yeah.
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>> All your good DNA is in your blood, by
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the way.
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>> Just in my teeth,
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>> Jamie. We're all I can't breathe.
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[laughter]
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>> I know.
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>> I can't breathe at night.
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>> Sleep apnea has nothing to do with your
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nose, but whatever.
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>> Okay. Sorry about that.
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>> Dr. Low in the house. Dr. calling Dr.
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Low. went through the study. I I did
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like it's the it's the uh there's like a
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the black part of your throat that kind
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of is weak.
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>> So I forget what the name
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>> What are we talking about here? Hold on.
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>> Jamie, why are you laughing over there?
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Watch this on
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>> How weak is your throat? [laughter]
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>> Ask Twister.
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>> Twister, you want to take it for a test
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drive?
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>> Lloy, [laughter] you might be right on
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that. I am right. It's It's back here
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cuz I go like this. Right.
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>> It's your esophagus, I think. So it
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collapses. breathe through my nose and
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every night I wake up where I'm like
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almost panicking like
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>> Yeah. Like you're dying. [laughter]
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Like you're dying. That's the worst
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feeling.
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>> Your mouth breathing like it's so dry. I
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feel like a camel.
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>> My wife, she she's like I got to go
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upstairs. Hold on a second. This is the
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worst thing that happens to me. You just
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talked about a dry mouth and it's like
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uh then I'll have a dream that I'm
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drinking water and it's not quenching my
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thirst. [laughter] I'm like what in THE
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HELL IS GOING WITHIN A DREAM? AND THEN I
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WAKE up and I'm like, "Oh, there's
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water." [laughter]
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45 minutes later, I'm like drinking
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water cuz I'm thirsty.
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[laughter]
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>> I need I might have to get that machine,
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dude.
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>> It's bad.
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>> I listen. I had the machine.
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>> It is so sexy.
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>> Oh, Kate's going to love it.
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>> I'm already farting and burping and
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everything in front of her. Now I have a
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[ __ ] machine.
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>> Kate,
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[laughter] it's tough, man. I wore it
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for a long time. I tried it out. Half
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the time I'd wake up and it was blowing
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in my ear. Like,
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>> oh, really? That's cuz you liked it.
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>> Blowing in your ear. [laughter]
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>> It was I'd be like, "Wake up. It's not
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even on me." I'M LIKE, "WHY AM I WEARING
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THIS THING?"
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>> STUPID.
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>> I sleep like this. So,
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>> Cam, did you What is your
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>> stomach?
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>> I mean, I uh getting knocked the [ __ ]
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out by Brad Winchester was not good.
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>> That was by my own teammate um who's 63
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240.
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>> He's a big [ __ ] And that was I got
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knocked out at home at Scott Trade by my
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own teammate. When Kate I first started
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dating Kate and her family was the first
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game watching me play and I'm like let's
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go baby. I [laughter] I go I'm going to
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put on a show. I'm going to put on a
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show. I got a breakaway a [ __ ]
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breakaway first shift. I'm like and I
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just missed the net like the puck bond
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servers. A little embarrassing but at
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least I'm like doing things. I hit a
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couple guys. I'm starting [ __ ] And then
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the second period, I think it was, I'm
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coming down. I'm like, I'm going to [ __ ]
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somebody up, baby. Everybody get the
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crowd going. They're there and I go to
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hit a guy. He's coming up the wall. Brad
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Winchester came down THIS WAY AND GOES
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AND I GO CLUNK. And I am like this
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choking on my tongue. And the camera's
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on me the whole time. [laughter]
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And I'm only time I've ever been knocked
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out. Not from a fight, from anything. I
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got knocked out. I'm literally ch it's a
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more It's on YouTube. I don't give a
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[ __ ] Listen, look at it. It's horrible.
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Look at look it up. It's horrible. And
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then so I have to go to the hot I was
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fine 10 seconds after that.
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>> Once I got I got my I tried to get up.
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You could tell it's so horrible. Ray
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Burill's out there. Poor guy. I get to
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locker room. I'm okay. Don't remember
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anything, but I'm okay. I had to go to
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the hospital. The all my family's in
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there. I have my cousins, Kate's family,
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my family. And we're there's a TV in the
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the uh waiting room and they kept
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showing the hit [laughter]
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over and over and over again and I go
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Caruso can you [ __ ] stop showing that
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[laughter]
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and and he told him and it just it was
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one of those days and that was that set
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me back pretty good and then actually
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after that Ryan Reeves got called up and
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he beat the [ __ ] out of a couple guys
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and he took my job eventually. So that's
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how things go down man. Pretty hardcore.
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So did every time they show the video it
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happened the same way. You think you
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would have learned after the second or
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third time they showed it.
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>> Dude, Winchester's a month.
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>> Are you Twister?
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>> Twister.
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>> Oh my Well, mine's not even hockey
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[clears throat] related.
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>> Well, then what? What do you Cuz I know
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you talked about it before, but tell us
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about like what happened.
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>> A motorcycle accident and it was an
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Olive Fifi. I had my my hard tail
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chopper. Ape hangers up here.
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>> Monster
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>> up here and it's a suicide shift. It's a
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hard tail. So I'm flipping from second
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to third gear. um probably doing it's
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right right off there was nobody on the
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road number one it was a Sunday it's a
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it's a fourlane plus a turning lane in
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between so literally there
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>> where at
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>> at all of Fifi
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>> okay
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>> I just hit third gear and I'm probably
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doing 45 miles an hour and a guy pulls
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out and dear in the headlights just
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watches me and there's nothing for me to
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do I'm I'm I'm 50 feet from the vehicle
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lay off the gas put my cuz [snorts] I
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was just switching gears was like, "Oh
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shit." Put it back up here. And as soon
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as I hit my launched myself over the car
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and traveled about 50 60 ft or more
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>> and did one somersault in the air,
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>> landed on my feet out
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>> like Fred N like Freddy Flintstone hit
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and I'm skidding and then my left knee
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gave out buried it into the ground
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>> and I'm looking up and I'm going and
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this is right before Trin. It was like
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August 9th, right? Something like that.
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And I'm going, "Oh, I'm still reach
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down. I'm there's a hole in my knee, but
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I'm thinking I'm okay." Didn't hit my
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head. I'm going, "Well, I might be ready
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for training camp. I got no gear on."
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Hanging from my ape hangers is my 3-in
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leather belt, my p my jeans, my
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underwear, and I'm naked on the ground.
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This lady comes running over. She goes,
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"You okay?" And I go, "Can you cover me
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up, please?" She goes, "Okay."
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>> You ripped everything out.
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>> Give me the phone. And I called, first
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of all, I called Bob Blitz. First phone
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call to Bob and then to to my uh uh
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Joselyn, my my ex-wife. She was my wife
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at the time. And it was it was brutal. I
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get the ambulance shows up. A uh
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immediately
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immediately they're going, "We got to
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get you out of here." They put me on a
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on a spine board to strap me down.
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>> [clears throat]
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>> They can't put my legs down cuz I broke
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my the pelvis has got two the ligaments
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in the front and the back have been
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disconnected. So, I got a floater like
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this and boy did it hurt. They put me
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onto the the the spine board. They're
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and they're pushing me into the into the
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ambulance and this the guy that I hit
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was on a cell phone and he goes, "Dude,
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this motorcycles just hit me." And I,
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"What the did you just say?" And they
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pushed me right between his legs. Right
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between his legs. Reached up and started
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drilling. Seriously? Oh, yeah. Ser 100%.
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And the the ambulance attendant had a
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pair of scissors and he was whatever and
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I grabbed the scissors and I tried to go
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across to stab him and I couldn't. So, I
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switched hands at the same time and then
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the police officer came in and told him
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to stop and I this guy out of my
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freaking ambulance, right?
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>> Yeah.
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>> So, what long story short they get me to
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they get me to the hospital
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>> and they go, "Uh, well, would you how do
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you feel? You want some pain pills?" I
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said, "No, nothing to tell me what's
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up." Well, the first diagnosis was,
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"Well, you're bleeding internally and uh
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it doesn't look good." And I go, "Okay."
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So, they come in that sign all these
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orders for for a blood transfusion. And
16:12
and then they come in, are you
16:13
religious? And they you want to priest
16:15
or something. I said, "Well, I'm telling
16:16
the Titanic because we're going to be
16:17
here [laughter] for a while." And so,
16:20
they gave me like a 10% chance of living
16:22
if I didn't stop bleeding internally. At
16:26
this point, I I was I was literally 265
16:29
lbs, probably 11% body fat. I was
16:32
massive. And I was that that my goal
16:34
that year was to was to knock somebody's
16:36
block clean off. I mean, I was it was if
16:39
I wasn't in that shape, I would have
16:40
passed away. So, for the for the next 24
16:43
hours, they said, "If we have to open
16:45
you up, you got about a 10% chance of
16:47
living." So, for the next 24, it's, you
16:50
know, and I don't feel too bad. I didn't
16:52
take any painkillers till until the
16:54
[clears throat] third day, but they
16:56
couldn't open me up because there was so
16:58
much swelling. So, I had to sit in a
17:00
hospital bed like this. And anytime you
17:03
moved, coughed. It was extraordinary. In
17:06
the meanwhile, boys, you have to get a
17:08
catheter because things have been
17:09
damaged down there.
17:10
>> So, I got a catheter down there. And
17:13
I've got two cantaloupes sitting on my
17:15
leg and they're not big to begin with,
17:18
but they were they were this. Okay. They
17:21
were literally that was one and they're
17:24
sitting on top of my legs and you know
17:26
you know you've got a it's literally
17:28
this wide and
17:31
that short is my penis [laughter] and
17:33
it's like it it looked it was
17:35
extraordinary. It looked awful. Finally,
17:38
I said to my uh doc, I said, "Hey, can
17:40
we get just one nurse up here to check
17:42
my catheter because I think they were
17:44
coming I believe they may have been
17:46
coming from from uh from the pediatric
17:48
ward to check my because it looked so
17:51
abnormal. It looked so brutal and that
17:54
was my worst by the way." So, it beat
17:56
>> So, did that retire that was that was
17:59
the end of my career?
18:00
>> That was in your career.
18:01
>> That was the end of my career.
18:01
>> And you were like Yeah. Like you had
18:04
what year was that?
18:05
>> 99 2000.
18:06
>> 99 2000. You're [ __ ] the heavyweight
18:08
champion. You're the heavy
18:10
>> heavyweight was in line to sign a really
18:12
good contract.
18:12
>> You were in line with Philly, right? Was
18:14
it?
18:14
>> Yeah, we were. It was going to be a It
18:16
was going to be the the my break. I
18:18
mean, at the age of I think I was 33 or
18:20
32. It was going to be it was going to
18:22
be at that point
18:23
>> a payday.
18:24
>> Oh, it was going to be a payday. And
18:25
somebody's going to get it that year.
18:27
>> So, going to get [ __ ] their head
18:28
crushed.
18:29
>> There's no doubt in my mind. It was the
18:30
best shape I'd ever been. I was uh I was
18:34
>> What do you say to people? Because I
18:36
know a lot of guys that I play with,
18:38
Marty Bdor, uh David Clarkson, all those
18:40
guys, they all have they were playing
18:42
their [ __ ] crews and doing their
18:44
thing. Like what do you say like you
18:47
want if you're a current player and you
18:49
got a Harley? Like what do you what do
18:51
you say to these guys?
18:52
>> I promise you the game changed
18:54
immensely.
18:54
>> They don't no one has Harley's anymore.
18:56
>> Well, no about riding a motorcycle and
18:59
cell phones came out.
19:01
>> All right. That really put everybody on
19:03
a on a two-wheeler at on alert. Yes.
19:06
>> So [snorts] right at that right when
19:08
that had happened 99 2000 cell phones
19:11
were prevalent. Yes. But text messages
19:13
all the the Instagram the the the face
19:17
crotch the all the different ones that
19:19
they had. [laughter]
19:21
>> All of those weren't available at the
19:23
level they are now. So I I don't it's
19:26
not because I don't want to ride. It's
19:28
just cell phones every
19:29
>> I don't trust people. Too many dummies
19:30
out there.
19:31
>> That's damn right.
19:32
>> And it's not even It's And here's the
19:33
thing. It's not even because they're not
19:36
paying it. The phone is just another
19:38
tool that if it's one more thing. It's
19:42
not the radio anymore. It's the phone.
19:45
And unfortunately that that took me off
19:47
the road.
19:48
>> Was there a video at Fifi and Olive?
19:50
>> No, there's no video.
19:52
>> No, [clears throat] I mean I I believe
19:54
that the accident scene pretty much
19:55
explained it all.
19:56
>> Yeah, pretty much explained it all.
19:58
Yeah.
19:58
>> Yeah. Yeah.
19:58
>> How do you feel now? You still feel that
20:00
[ __ ]
20:01
>> No. No. I had So I got a plate in the
20:02
back and screws.
20:04
>> Jamie's nodding her head back there.
20:05
>> A plate that comes from here to here
20:07
that had screws that button down my
20:08
front
20:09
>> connected my pelvis together,
20:10
>> right? And then I had four screws or
20:12
three screws in the back that connected
20:13
my pelvis back together. And the plate
20:16
broke cuz it's it's a joint. So when the
20:18
plate broke, it's got little I can feel
20:20
the Sharpies, you know, feel the sharp
20:22
metal little things, but I've never had
20:24
it taken out. And the the uh the
20:26
everything all the screws are broken but
20:28
I haven't had to dig them out.
20:29
>> Did you ever uh play hockey again in any
20:31
sort of compet like on the ice? We did
20:33
charity events and stuff.
20:34
>> Yeah. No, but I never stepped in the ice
20:36
after
20:38
all of that. Boys, let me tell you this
20:40
right now.
20:41
>> All of that.
20:44
>> I went to the doctor cuz there was no
20:46
there was no blood flow. All right,
20:47
boys. No blood flow. Zero on the blood
20:50
flow.
20:51
>> And I said to the doc, I said, "Is this
20:53
where am I at with this?" And he goes,
20:54
"Well, you have a nerve that starts at
20:57
the base of your car, the base of your
20:59
spine, and it and it's connects all the
21:02
way up underneath your scrotum.
21:04
>> Well, you've disconnected it here.
21:06
>> So, it's going to digress. It's going to
21:08
shrink all the way at a millimeter a day
21:11
kind of thing all the way back to your
21:13
spine. And theoretically, it's going to
21:15
grow back from
21:16
>> theoretically, I love that word,
21:18
>> theoretically." And I go, "So, is there
21:20
going to be any indicators that it's
21:21
going to work?" He goes, "Absolutely
21:22
none. one day you're just going to it's
21:25
going to work. And for 9 months, let me
21:28
promise you this. It was I'm 33 years
21:31
old.
21:32
>> And that thing doesn't work. Well, one
21:35
day it worked. It was just like, oh,
21:37
>> there she's back.
21:38
>> Did you play with it?
21:41
>> HE DIDN'T.
21:43
>> HE DIDN'T LEAVE. [laughter]
21:45
>> He didn't leave the house for 4 days.
21:48
>> Did you lock YOURSELF IN THE BASEMENT?
21:50
>> I WAS IN THE GROCERY STORE. I WAS IN THE
21:52
GROCERY STORE.
21:52
>> OH, JESUS CHRIST.
21:53
>> COSTCO RAN.
21:55
>> There is no video.
21:57
>> Twister. [laughter]
21:58
>> Twister butt stalking Kleenex.
22:00
>> Loy, what about you? You big
22:02
[ __ ] By the way, Lozi,
22:04
yesterday we all played golf. It's the
22:05
funniest thing in the world. If anybody
22:06
ever wants to play golf with us, you
22:08
will laugh the whole time. And if you
22:10
have Loi in your group, he's gonna hit
22:13
400 yards and win the long drive
22:15
contest. His calves are this big. Just
22:18
so [laughter] you know, they're
22:19
gigantic. Now, will he have a camera
22:20
crew with him? You're damn right.
22:22
Because he's [ __ ] Madonna.
22:24
>> Very bizarre.
22:24
>> I'm gonna call my camera crew. We have
22:26
cameras all over us. Like, can we just
22:27
play golf? It's all good.
22:29
>> Oh, he's got a video. Loy, what was your
22:32
biggest injury?
22:34
>> Uh, you know, I I I'd have to say
22:36
there's there's there's one that's kind
22:38
of like not that bad of an injury, but
22:40
what happened after was worse. It's real
22:43
short. I broke my thumb in junior
22:45
>> and the doctor uh the trainer
22:47
>> is that a masturbating? I was going to
22:48
[laughter] say compared to what he just
22:49
said.
22:51
>> Boring leniency.
22:53
>> Hard to follow that.
22:55
>> That's why I'm going to you.
22:56
>> Y broke my thumb. Uh actually the
22:59
trainer wouldn't we were in Calgary. We
23:00
were on a road trip and the trainer
23:02
would busy with his family. He wouldn't
23:04
take me in to get it checked. So I just
23:05
taped it up. Fought like two or three
23:07
more times with a broken thumb. Played
23:09
another five or six games. Then I got
23:11
back to Moose Shaw and my sister was
23:13
getting married. So uh it just kind of
23:16
worked out. I I told my mom when I got
23:18
back after the road trip, it was about
23:19
tw 10 days, 12 days. I'm like, "My hand
23:22
is freaking killing me." So, we go in to
23:24
see the doctor and the doctor's like,
23:26
"Yeah, it's broken." He's like, "That's
23:27
the the the good news." He's like, "The
23:29
bad news is is the first 12 14 days
23:31
after a break is the most important to
23:33
get it right." So, they had to rebreak
23:35
my thumb. And I would say that was
23:37
probably the worst thing that ever
23:38
happened. Only time
23:40
>> while you're awake.
23:41
>> While I was awake.
23:42
>> Oh, yeah.
23:43
>> How do they How do they do that? I'm
23:44
about to tell you only time I ever
23:46
watched my dad cry and I I was they had
23:49
two male nurses in uh it was my left
23:52
hand. One held here, here, here, and
23:55
another one held here. And the doctor
23:56
grabbed my thumb like this, went
23:58
>> and then they set it and put it back in.
24:00
And I just went like this. I was like,
24:02
he's like ready. I go, let's [ __ ] go.
24:05
>> Yeah.
24:05
>> And I was like, ah,
24:08
[ __ ] It was the worst ever. Uh but uh
24:12
>> And you could hear it. I could hear it.
24:14
That's awesome.
24:14
>> All three places.
24:15
>> It makes you a man.
24:16
>> The thumb was broken in three places
24:18
over here, which we all know the thumb
24:19
and the handbones are all very brittle.
24:21
Um, it was broken in three places, so
24:23
they had to snap it in all three.
24:24
>> Oh god.
24:25
>> Do you feel that now?
24:26
>> Yeah, it's it doesn't hurt your driver.
24:29
>> Thank I was just going to goddamn say
24:31
that was uh the worst the worst worst
24:34
like what I would say was worse than
24:36
that was when I broke my jaw. I fought
24:38
Garrett Bernett and uh he snapped my jaw
24:41
completely in half. Yeah. rest in peace.
24:43
Um, snapped my jawbone completely in
24:45
half. Rocky Thompson. I was in the worst
24:48
the worst three weeks of my life.
24:50
>> Jesus.
24:50
>> I'm about to coming out of the 2005 2006
24:53
lock up. God,
24:55
>> uh, I get clear waivers. It's once you
24:58
clear waivers and everybody can pick you
24:59
up for free and they don't. It's
25:01
probably the most humbling hockey
25:02
feeling that I ever had. And then I got
25:04
sent to the miners down at Puria. We had
25:06
five veterans. So on top of that, I was
25:08
a healthy scratch for the first game and
25:09
I was I was ready to kill somebody. So,
25:12
I get into the second game and I I want
25:14
like I was winning the fight against
25:15
Bernett and I went to switch from rights
25:17
to left and he just kind of fell and I
25:19
went like this and my jaw was open and
25:21
he swung up like that and so he was
25:23
swinging up and I was coming down and
25:25
the front of my face just exploded. So,
25:27
I have a I have a plate and four screens
25:29
in my chin. I go into the penalty box
25:32
like I like like once he hit me it just
25:34
like the lights went out like that was
25:36
to take a snapshot and then I'm wake up
25:38
and I'm looking around and all the guys
25:40
on the on the Dallas whoever the Dallas
25:43
Stars minor league team was are like
25:44
you're a [ __ ]
25:46
>> Oh no,
25:49
I THOUGHT YOU DID GOOD.
25:50
>> I WASN'T A [ __ ] BEFORE THE YELLING AT
25:52
ME.
25:52
>> WHAT HAPPENED?
25:53
>> Are we dream world now?
25:54
>> No. Okay. So, I go to the pilling box
25:55
and Rocky Thompson had just been in a
25:57
fight right before me and I'm taking my
25:59
tongue and I'm putting it down and I can
26:01
feel all the bone splinters up under
26:03
here. I'm like, I go, "That's not good."
26:05
And I look over to Rocky and I pull my
26:07
lip down. He's like,
26:08
>> "You're going to have to go get that
26:09
checked." [laughter]
26:11
>> I skate across. They're like, "Can the
26:12
dentist and the doctors please come to
26:14
the dressing room."
26:15
>> My ex at the time, she was my wife. My
26:18
son was there. Family was there. You
26:21
know, they came down for the weekend to
26:22
watch or whatever. And jeez,
26:24
>> that makes it so much better, doesn't
26:25
it?
26:25
>> I uh I uh yeah, I I get in there and the
26:28
doctor goes like this like I just want
26:30
to make sure there's a fracture and he
26:31
goes like this. And I'm not kidding. The
26:33
bone never broke the outside of my skin,
26:35
but I could peripheral vision. I could
26:36
see my my jawbone out like that. I was
26:38
like, "Oh." He goes like, he just pops
26:40
it back in.
26:41
>> Uh I went to the hospital immediately.
26:43
It happened about 8:00, 8:30. I The
26:46
worst part of it all, like I had to sit
26:47
there until 11:30 cuz I it wasn't just a
26:49
hairline fracture in my jaw here. I
26:52
needed surgery to the dump back
26:54
together. Yeah. So then that's really
26:56
where it really gets messed up. Like not
26:58
the initial injury. Sat there till about
27:00
11:00. They can't give me any medicine
27:01
cuz I'm going under. So I'm just sitting
27:03
there like feels like somebody's just
27:04
smashing me in the head with a baseball
27:06
bat. Like the pain once the adrenaline
27:08
wore off. It was horrific. Then I get in
27:10
uh this is kind of funny. Get in at
27:13
about midnight. They're in there working
27:14
on me for about 4 and 1/2 hours. I come
27:16
out. It's like 4:30 in the morning and
27:19
all the lights are out in this little
27:20
waiting room except for this one little
27:22
light above me and my ex-wife and my
27:24
mother and father-in-law are standing
27:25
over top of me and they're balling.
27:27
Well, my jaws wired shut and I open my
27:29
eyes and I was like, I thought I WAS
27:30
DEAD. I'M LIKE,
27:32
>> YOU CAN'T TALK.
27:34
>> THIS IS HEAVEN. [laughter]
27:36
WHAT'S GOING ON? SO, the worst part
27:38
about breaking your jaw is they take two
27:40
bars, one on the top, one on the bottom.
27:42
And how they keep those bars attached to
27:44
your face is they take a wire and they
27:45
stick it through your gum line back out
27:47
the other side and they twist it up in
27:49
eight different spots. Then they wire it
27:51
together and then my face is like out to
27:54
here. So I wake up the next morning and
27:57
I'm the pain medicine is kind of
27:59
underneath and if you ever been that
28:01
hurt takes a lot to get on top and they
28:03
didn't want to give it to me. So I
28:04
threatened to do some things that
28:06
weren't very nice to the uh to the bed.
28:09
Maybe throw it out the window or at
28:10
least try. I was so mad. And then
28:12
finally they got my medicine right.
28:14
>> But then 8 weeks later I get them off
28:16
and you think like I'm going to have
28:18
>> Big Mac. I can't wait to eat. Your jaw
28:21
muscles go stagnant. Right. So I can't
28:23
even barely fit a toothbrush. And the
28:25
doctor said
28:26
>> doctor said do not open your mouth wide.
28:28
He's like or you'll just pass out cuz
28:30
your jaw muscles can't handle it. So I
28:32
for the first time like in there
28:33
scrubbing my tongue there is [ __ ]
28:35
growing on it. like I haven't brushed my
28:37
teeth in 8 weeks [laughter]
28:39
>> and uh horrible.
28:41
>> So then the worst part like I thought
28:43
the breaking of the jaw, the night of
28:44
the surgery, the 8 weeks the the I
28:48
missing a tooth here. So I just jam a
28:50
straw through there. Lived on tomato
28:52
soup and and um strawberry milkshakes.
28:54
>> But whenever they you they take the
28:56
braces off for another eight weeks, you
28:58
have to wear these elastics and at the
29:00
very beginning there they're very loose.
29:02
But I have to exercise my jaw. Well,
29:05
it's pulling these bars that are wired
29:07
to my mouth with other wires around my
29:10
canine teeth. [laughter]
29:11
>> So, I had to go back and get on the the
29:13
pain medicine again cuz that was almost
29:15
worse. And then my the probably the next
29:18
biggest mental challenge that I had to
29:20
get over was getting in a fight again.
29:22
And uh
29:23
>> play hockey.
29:24
>> How long ago was that? How long before
29:26
what was the from A to B injury to
29:28
fighting again?
29:28
>> Uh first weekend in October to my first
29:31
fight was the middle of February.
29:33
>> Yeah. I got after it my first game. So,
29:36
it was really kind of actually Larry PL
29:38
I didn't play the lockout and then I
29:40
missed three quarters that second year.
29:41
So, I was almost out of hockey for two
29:43
years and Jeff Brown had just taken over
29:45
and coach from Killer Kinsky uh with the
29:47
River Odders and they had a card open
29:49
and they're like, "Why don't you haven't
29:51
played hockey in a year and a half?
29:52
They're right here. They're in your
29:53
backyard. It's the UHL, but just go play
29:56
a few games. Let's see where you're at."
29:57
So, I obviously had three points in four
29:59
games and was on a power play. Not a big
30:01
deal.
30:01
>> There it is. STAND RIGHT [laughter]
30:02
THERE. IS I WISH I WOULD I wish I would
30:05
have never gone back to Pory and just
30:07
stayed there. It was so much fun playing
30:08
for Brownie. I absolutely loved it. But
30:10
that first night, like he's like, "How
30:12
you feeling? How's your head? Where you
30:14
at?" I'm like,
30:14
>> "I got to get in a fight as soon as
30:16
possible or else I'll never get done.
30:18
>> I got to go out there." And so I don't
30:19
even know any of these guys that are in
30:21
the U-Haul. I'm like, "Who do I go?" And
30:23
so I just [ __ ] skate in front of
30:24
their bench and I was like, "One of you
30:26
[ __ ] is fighting me tonight.
30:27
Who is it?" And buddy stepped over and I
30:30
was I remember his name. Buddy jumped
30:32
over. We [laughter] could probably look
30:33
it up, but Buddy jumped over and our
30:35
memory was number seven. That's all I
30:37
remember. But I was so scared. I don't
30:38
even think I threw a punch. Like I was
30:40
just like,
30:41
>> "What am I doing? This is like this did
30:43
not work out very good [laughter] time,
30:45
you know?" So, and that was the
30:46
beginning of the end of the career. I I
30:47
I I fought a bunch more after that. I
30:50
played signed a contract with the
30:51
Blackhawks and actually had a really
30:53
good fight against Boogie in training
30:54
camp that made I made the team and then
30:56
spent the rest of the year in Norfol,
30:57
Virginia. But after that, like I just it
31:00
just wasn't there for me.
31:01
>> When it goes down, it goes down quick,
31:02
doesn't it?
31:03
>> It broke.
31:03
>> We all went through that stuff.
31:05
>> Broke real hard.
31:06
>> Now, I wanted to say
31:07
>> the winner. [laughter]
31:08
>> I wanted to say nobody can beat.
31:11
>> Can I take a piss first? Is that
31:13
>> Yeah, let's go for
31:15
>> And then Jamie. Yeah.
31:17
>> Stay tuned. [laughter] STAY TUNED
31:19
BECAUSE SOMEBODY'S GOING TO DIE.
31:23
>> GO FOR [ __ ] three. TELL ME IF THIS
31:24
TABLE'S GOING TO DIE AND get a death
31:27
certificate and come back. Get yourself
31:29
some bare knucklebcue. Bare knuckle-bs
31:36
some.
31:39
Lot of weird injuries. Hey, listen. Your
31:41
kids playing hockey. Listen, you can get
31:42
hurt in any sport. It is what it is. We
31:45
have some crazy injuries going on.
31:47
Talking about all kinds of different
31:48
things, but Jamie, what is your worst?
31:52
We all know.
31:53
>> Maybe the people don't know.
31:54
>> That's not an injury, though. That
31:56
doesn't even count.
31:57
>> I don't care what it is.
31:58
>> We don't even look. We can't even We
32:00
can't capture your shade on this one.
32:01
>> We are. Wait, we're in a [clears throat]
32:03
He's on a different planet.
32:05
>> Jamie, what happened to you in Mother
32:08
Russia?
32:09
>> Well, everybody thinks it was in Russia.
32:11
It was actually in Croatia.
32:13
>> You were playing
32:13
>> whatever for [snorts] Russia.
32:15
>> No, no, this was a different year. It
32:16
was a the next year.
32:17
>> Oh, that's right.
32:18
>> So, this was a different adventure. See,
32:19
that's we all thought it was in Russia.
32:21
>> Yeah. No, everybody always thinks that
32:22
it was. Um,
32:24
>> so going into my last year. No, to kind
32:27
of set it back a little, I've had some
32:29
other really big like injuries. I had a
32:31
I hit a guy one time in the chest and
32:34
his skate came up and cut through my
32:35
face for about 60ome stitches. Went
32:38
right down to the bone. They had to put
32:39
all that back together.
32:40
>> Did you die?
32:41
>> Nope.
32:41
>> Okay. [laughter]
32:43
>> Sir, next one.
32:44
>> These are leading up.
32:45
>> The next one. Um, I was fighting a guy
32:48
in junior and his [snorts] he was
32:50
throwing right hands and my all my hands
32:54
like lost a jersey like the the grab.
32:57
The only thing they had left was the
32:58
pinky and so he kept throwing punches
33:00
and it ripped my pinky all the way back
33:02
when the fight was over. The my pinky
33:04
was laying on the back.
33:05
>> Did you die? [laughter]
33:08
>> Yeah.
33:08
>> Next one.
33:10
>> Uh, Jerry Fleming broke my nose with a
33:12
cross check right in the face here. My
33:14
nose was in my eyehole. My very first
33:16
game, Montreal Forum. My grandma was
33:18
there. Was fantastic. Ain't
33:19
>> that nice?
33:19
>> Did you die? [laughter]
33:21
>> Twister.
33:22
>> Not yet. Not yet.
33:26
>> Shoulder separated. A lot of things. Um,
33:28
>> did you die?
33:28
>> No.
33:30
>> Get to the death one.
33:31
>> Get the
33:34
Get [laughter] to the one where you die.
33:36
>> Can we get Ribs medical records?
33:40
>> I had a Planters 94. [laughter]
33:43
>> I couldn't play for almost the game. I
33:45
sprained my recess.
33:46
>> I get what he's saying. Get to the
33:48
point.
33:48
>> Understand, but I'm trying to like set
33:50
it up.
33:51
>> You're doing a good job. Go ahead. Go
33:53
ahead.
33:53
>> We are. We are enjoying.
33:54
>> Go ahead. Not punch [laughter] me. Go
33:56
ahead. Jesus.
33:57
>> Tears. My eyes.
33:59
>> So,
34:00
>> okay. Get to the one where you die. Will
34:02
you die? Well, you guys are giving away
34:03
the punch line. What the [ __ ] IS THAT?
34:06
>> HE DID.
34:06
>> OH, did you die? [laughter]
34:09
>> Did you die?
34:10
>> That's going to be a new thing on Did
34:12
you die? I don't even know where to go
34:14
with this at this point.
34:16
>> What happened?
34:16
>> So, I was
34:17
>> What happened?
34:18
>> I was playing in the Austrian League for
34:20
the Croatian team out of uh Zagreb in
34:24
Croatia and uh we're playing a game in
34:27
Yzanichi, which was like in Slovenia
34:29
this one night.
34:30
>> I had something to eat like that, too.
34:31
>> Do you want to just keep bless
34:34
>> trying to remember [ __ ] here?
34:36
>> I want to go in the corner.
34:37
>> Um
34:38
>> we were down by a couple of goals and
34:40
those leagues aren't very physical like
34:42
to say the least. And Greg Day, I don't
34:44
know if anybody remembers Greg Day. He
34:45
was a centerman, played minors a little
34:47
bit. He was my centerman. And I said to
34:49
him, I go, "Hey, Daisy, lose the
34:51
faceoff." And I go, "Lose the coverage
34:54
on the center iceman." Because I they
34:56
always go D to D up the middle. And I'm
34:58
like, just lose him. So they think he's
34:59
like wide open. So Daisy loses the face
35:03
off. It goes back to the right D. And
35:05
Daisy goes with our left winger towards
35:07
that D. So now he's forcing him to go D
35:09
to D and then up the middle is the only
35:11
place to go. Well, I'm like a shark in
35:13
the water at this point. I'm like just
35:15
cruising like this. And as soon as I see
35:17
that guy like look up, I go full speed.
35:19
I know the puck is going to that guy.
35:23
Puck hits the tape and I [ __ ] bam,
35:25
knock this guy out. I mean, out cold. It
35:28
It's actually out on YouTube. I hit him,
35:30
his head's down, and I boom.
35:33
>> We're going to have to check that video.
35:34
>> We'll check that video. We'll check that
35:35
video. It's legit. I'm not There's so
35:37
many There's so many people that are on
35:40
the I'm not going to [ __ ] I can
35:41
tell you that right now. And you can
35:43
Frank Bannam. You know Frankie Bannon.
35:46
>> You guys can he can confirm the story.
35:48
>> We'll check that
35:50
>> 60 goal scorer of the Western League.
35:51
>> Frankie was on my team. Joel Perpick was
35:54
on my team. Uh so there lots of guys
35:56
that can confirm cooperate how this
35:58
went.
35:58
>> Both good guys.
35:59
>> Great guys. And so this this guy
36:02
>> this guy is out cold on the ice.
36:04
>> And I'm thinking, okay, someone's going
36:06
to come after me. Well, nobody did.
36:07
We're in the Austrian League. I'm like,
36:08
okay, fine. So I'm kind of skating
36:10
around, whatever. I felt an impact at
36:12
the time, but didn't really hurt. It
36:14
didn't hurt me anyways. And so, finished
36:17
out the game. Um, then we had a bus ride
36:20
back to Zagreb.
36:22
>> How long?
36:23
>> Uh, 3, four hours. But the the one thing
36:25
that was odd was I started to feel
36:26
really tired
36:28
>> on the bus. And like after a game, I'm
36:30
usually pretty wired. Like I want to get
36:32
going. I want, you know, whatever. Let's
36:33
go, right?
36:34
>> And so I'm on the bus. I'm like, like
36:36
tired. And I'm like, I'm going to take a
36:38
nap cuz I knew I had to get my my then
36:41
wife and my kids were all visiting for
36:43
the holiday break or whatever.
36:45
>> And I knew I had to get them to the
36:46
airport like as soon as I get back. I
36:47
was going to forego sleeping and then
36:49
just sleep all day cuz once they're
36:51
gone, I have nothing to do anyways. Like
36:52
whatever.
36:53
>> So, take a nap, wake up. I'm a little
36:56
groggy. um get all the stuff together at
36:59
the family, get them off to the airport,
37:02
and uh when I get back to the apartment,
37:04
[gasps]
37:05
I feel really tired and kind of like
37:06
achy. Like, h
37:08
>> maybe achy achy, but not weak, just like
37:12
uh like when you get the flu, your neck,
37:13
your shoulders, back,
37:15
>> everything's starting to hurt a little
37:16
bit. So, I'm going to take a nap.
37:18
>> Take a nap.
37:19
>> About two and a half hours later, I wake
37:22
up and I I I can barely move. I'm in so
37:26
much pain. It's like my whole body is
37:28
sore. I'm like hunched over.
37:29
>> This less than 24 hours.
37:31
>> This at this point was less than 24
37:33
hours at this point. Um and so I'm like,
37:37
"Oh god,
37:37
>> a game, a bus ride to the airport and
37:40
back home.
37:41
>> It gets better." So I take a couple of
37:44
like dayquil. I got to get I got to nip
37:47
this thing in the bud, right?
37:48
>> I almost took an ambient. I almost
37:51
>> That would have done [ __ ] you up. So,
37:53
but to to go back to sleep, right? I
37:56
didn't for whatever reason, I was like,
37:57
"Nah, let's see how this goes." And so,
38:00
I fell back asleep for like 45 minutes.
38:02
And then when I woke up again, I I
38:04
really I couldn't move. And Frank Banam.
38:06
>> Yeah.
38:07
>> Which we can cooperate this. He lived
38:08
next door to me. And I hear on my door.
38:12
It's like I I get over to the door and I
38:15
open the door. He's like, "Hey, man. I'm
38:16
going to the grocery store. Yeah. If you
38:19
need anything." I go, "No, I'm good. I'm
38:21
good." He goes, "Ah." He goes, "You look
38:23
you look like you're dying, man. What's
38:24
Are you okay?" I'm like, "I I don't feel
38:27
good, man. I I think I got a flu. I'm
38:28
just I feel run down." He's like, "Well,
38:30
do you need anything? Let me get you
38:31
something from the store." Like, you
38:32
know, Frank, he's the greatest dude
38:33
ever.
38:34
>> And I go, "No, I think I'm good. I'm
38:36
just going to hydrate." You know, I got
38:37
some whatever.
38:39
>> He goes, "Okay, cool." He takes off and
38:41
then I go back to Now I'm kind of
38:43
worried because I'm in a lot of pain and
38:45
my pain threshold is pretty good. And so
38:48
I'm like, "This is more than I think it
38:50
is." My ex-wife and the kids are now I
38:54
think they've landed in like Germany on
38:57
this. They're they they haven't cross
38:59
the ocean yet cuz remember they're
39:01
making their way back to St. Louis here.
39:04
And uh so there I call my then
39:08
mother-in-law, Peggy. Peggy Py
39:11
Peggy, what's up?
39:12
>> Um and I said to her, I go, "Here's how
39:16
I'm feeling." And she goes, "You need to
39:17
get to a hospital." You got to get to a
39:19
hospital. Like, I'm not going to a
39:20
[ __ ] hospital in Croatia. I'm just
39:22
not. She goes, "Well, you got to call
39:24
the trainer." The trainer doesn't speak
39:25
English. He doesn't. His name is
39:27
Meatick. We called him Meatstick. And
39:29
>> obviously,
39:31
bad.
39:33
So, [laughter] I get to a point where
39:34
I'm in so much pain. I call Meatstick.
39:36
And he comes to pick me up. He doesn't
39:38
know what he's doing. I don't even know
39:39
if he had like if he was a trainer or
39:40
not. [laughter] Like, I I I have no
39:42
idea. I'm not disrespecting him. I just
39:44
don't know. Okay. And so he like kind of
39:47
loads me into the car and I remember
39:49
every bump, everything was hurting. And
39:51
now this is about 6 or 7:00 at night
39:54
that this is happening. And so now I'm
39:56
at like almost 24 hours from the night
39:59
before to where we're at now. And I get
40:02
to the hospital and meick drops me off
40:05
like the little, you know, the little
40:06
circle thing. He drops somebody off. I
40:08
walk in,
40:09
>> he takes off.
40:11
>> What an a-hole. What an a-hole. So now I
40:14
got to walk in
40:14
>> cared about you. Well, I don't know. I
40:16
don't know what he thought, but anyways,
40:17
I walk into the hospital. Nobody really
40:20
speaks English. And I sneeze when I'm in
40:22
the lobby. I'll never forget this. I
40:24
sneeze and I fell to the ground because
40:26
it hurts so bad. And I was like seeing
40:30
stars. Like it was terrible. And uh so
40:33
they grabbed me and they're trying to
40:34
help me out. They're speaking Croatian
40:36
and I'm speaking English. And it's just
40:37
a terrible frustrating game at this
40:39
point. And not that they weren't caring
40:42
for me. They didn't know what the hell
40:43
they were dealing with. Like this this
40:44
Canadian got dropped off at the
40:46
hospital. Like they don't know if I've
40:47
been shot. Like they have no idea what
40:48
the hell's going on here at this point.
40:51
And so a couple of broken English
40:53
doctors come around and we're going to
40:56
do a a scan of your this area, you know,
41:00
your your your chest and that. I'm like,
41:01
"Oh, okay." Because I kept saying like,
41:03
"It's really sore in here, like right
41:05
here." Said, "Okay, okay." So they go
41:08
they go to do a scan and the guy looks
41:10
up at me and he's like,
41:12
He's shaking his head. I go, "What?" He
41:14
goes, "Can't see." I'm like, "Can't
41:16
see?" He goes, "Too much fluid. Too much
41:18
fluid.
41:19
>> Can't see. Too much fluid." I go, "What
41:20
does that mean?" He goes, "Don't know."
41:22
>> Seriously. And so, okay. What now? He
41:24
goes, "Wait, wait for doctor." Because
41:25
this was just like the ultrasound
41:27
technician guy or whatever. [snorts]
41:29
>> And uh
41:31
we're about 9:00 at night now. So, past
41:34
the 24-hour mark. Uh Shannon, my ex now
41:38
has landed in Washington from Germany to
41:41
Washington. She's trying to get a hold
41:43
of me and she can't. So like on I had a
41:48
Croatian phone and my North American
41:50
phone.
41:50
>> Oh god.
41:51
>> The reason is the Croatian one worked in
41:53
Croatia and all that. The North American
41:55
phone, my family could call me from
41:57
Canada or St. Louis, whatever.
41:59
>> So I never used the North American phone
42:01
because it was like five bucks a minute.
42:02
Yeah. Stupid. Yeah.
42:04
>> And so my my North American phone rings
42:07
and it's it's it's Shannon. So I open up
42:10
like, "Hello." And then typical Shannon
42:12
goes, "Where are you?
42:14
[laughter]
42:15
>> At the bar.
42:16
>> I'm at the disco test." And I'm like,
42:19
and I'm like, "Is Mercedes?
42:22
I was out drinking. I don't know." I go,
42:24
"I'm at the hospital." She goes, "Well,
42:26
what are you doing at the hospital?" I
42:28
go, "I I don't know yet. Trying to
42:29
figure it out." She goes, "No, why are
42:31
you at the hospital? Who are you
42:33
visiting at the I go, "No, I'm at the
42:35
hospital."
42:35
>> "Oh my god, Jamie."
42:37
>> Well, she didn't know. Last time she saw
42:38
him, I was loading bags.
42:40
>> And so she goes, "What happened?" I go,
42:42
"I I don't know. I can't move. I'm in
42:44
all this pain." Blah blah blah blah. And
42:46
so
42:47
hang up with that cuz she's got four
42:49
kids and shit's going on through the
42:51
airport in Washington. like. Anyways,
42:54
they finally find a doctor that kind of
42:56
speaks a little bit of English and he
42:57
comes in and he he's he's like, "Hey,
42:59
we're going to we're going to put you
43:01
under and we're going to cut a little
43:03
hole. We're going to stick a camera in
43:05
there and see what we can find." And he
43:09
says, I said, "Well, what if what if he
43:11
can't see anything?" Cuz the guy said,
43:12
"There's lots of fluid, you know." He
43:14
goes, "Well, then what will happen is
43:16
while you're still under, we're going to
43:17
cut you wide open."
43:21
>> Christ. And I'm like, at this point
43:22
though, I don't care. At this point,
43:24
guys, I'm not I'm not lying to you. I
43:25
was in so much pain that I was almost
43:26
hoping like, take the pain away.
43:27
>> You're dying.
43:28
>> Like, what I didn't know it, but yes, it
43:30
was.
43:32
>> And so, uh, I get on the phone now again
43:35
to call Shannon to tell her like what's
43:37
going on cuz she's obviously very
43:38
concerned. She's traveling with our four
43:40
children. And now her her then husband
43:41
is like in a hospital. Like, it's all
43:43
very crazy.
43:45
>> She thinks she thinks you're at the bar.
43:46
>> No, not anymore. She knows like she got
43:48
she knows like something's up because
43:50
first of all I would never go to a
43:51
hospital. I'd never first of all I'd
43:53
never admit I was hurt. So she's like
43:54
there's something really up. If he went
43:56
to a Croatian hospital. Oh yeah.
43:58
>> Oh and please for anybody Croatian
44:01
hospital.
44:03
>> Oh
44:03
>> it's different.
44:04
>> Different. Oh it's saw. I saw a picture.
44:07
It's saw. You got the fluorescent
44:09
fourbulb light with white tile that goes
44:13
with a bed in the middle of this light
44:14
that goes. We have a good gig here in
44:17
America.
44:18
>> Yeah, we do. And look, it might be
44:19
different now. I don't know. At the time
44:21
it was a little bit rough. It was
44:22
different.
44:23
>> A little rough.
44:23
>> It was different. I don't want to insult
44:25
any medieval
44:26
>> um
44:27
>> bloodletting.
44:27
>> Just call it what it is, please. Well,
44:29
>> in the end,
44:31
>> it's in question. But um so anyways, he
44:35
goes through this whole thing. So I get
44:36
on the phone now and I'm telling her
44:38
like everything's going to happen.
44:39
Meanwhile, by the way, uh they've cut my
44:41
shirt off. So, I got track pants, shoes,
44:44
socks, and I'm in a wheelchair, and
44:47
they're taking me down to the operating
44:48
room. We get in the elevator, and it
44:50
goes like down [clears throat] two
44:52
floors.
44:55
>> Forget these are visuals. I just I won't
44:56
forget.
44:57
>> As I'm going down the hallway, they're
44:58
like big single bulb lights that are
45:01
going by.
45:02
>> Oh my.
45:02
>> And so, I'm on the phone with Shannon
45:05
telling her like kind of what I think's
45:06
going to happen. You know, they get me
45:08
into the operating room. They're shaving
45:09
me while I'm still talking. [laughter]
45:11
like it's crazy.
45:12
>> It's crime movie.
45:14
>> And
45:15
>> then the doctor's like, "Uh, okay. You
45:18
got to hang up now. You know, whatever."
45:20
[laughter] And I go, "Okay,
45:21
>> we're about to catch you up. You might
45:22
want to pretty much like they had me
45:25
like like the things rem."
45:29
>> So she goes, "So, well, when will I talk
45:30
to you again?" They go, "I don't know. I
45:34
don't know." And she was like, "Okay,
45:36
you know, whatever. Bye." You know,
45:37
boom, click. Hang up the phone. And then
45:39
the doctor who looks at me goes, "I'm
45:41
gonna get you really high now." Yay.
45:44
Quote. And I'm like, "All right, let's
45:47
go." Like, so he injects me and I go out
45:51
and this is the part like it's weird for
45:53
me a little bit even telling it. It's
45:55
it's tough because when I come to and
45:59
you know, you're talking about and you
46:00
see the bright lights, you know, and all
46:02
that stuff. So when I come to I'm butt
46:04
naked, completely naked at this point,
46:07
and I'm laying on a a steel table, and
46:10
I'm like, "What the, you know, what's
46:11
going on?" And I I can see the lights
46:14
and I can see still to this day, I can
46:16
see the people over in the corner like
46:17
congregating.
46:19
And so I'm like, "What the hell?" So
46:21
then I go to get up and I feel this
46:24
pain. I go, "Oh, fuck." Like, and they
46:28
all like stopping through, look at
46:30
[laughter] me. And I'm like, and I look
46:33
down.
46:33
>> Call
46:34
>> and my guts are cut wide open.
46:37
>> I'm wide open. And so
46:39
>> they're coming out like you're
46:40
>> No. No. It's It's just cut wide open
46:42
like a clean cut. It's wide open. And
46:46
now I'm panicking cuz now I'm thinking
46:48
in my head I'm still wonky from the
46:50
anesthesia. Now I'm I'm panicking
46:52
thinking like they're trying to kill me.
46:54
Like they're trying like
46:56
>> But twister I'm I'm not I'm not of right
46:58
mind at this point and I'm in a
47:00
different country. I don't know what
47:01
they're yelling because now they're all
47:02
yelling amongst each other. So I'm like,
47:04
"Fuck this. I'm getting out of here." So
47:06
I go to like try and get up and then two
47:08
of the two male guys come.
47:10
>> Now you're open from here to here.
47:12
>> Wide open.
47:13
>> Oh yeah.
47:13
>> From here to here and you're trying to
47:15
get up.
47:15
>> Yeah. Well, [ __ ] If I'm going to die,
47:17
it's on my [ __ ] So
47:19
>> these two guys shove me down and now I'm
47:21
trying to punch, but it's like punching
47:22
through water when you're like
47:23
>> It's like a dream. It's like a dream
47:25
punch.
47:26
>> They're probably like, "YOU GOT BRING IT
47:27
AGAIN, TOUGH GUY.
47:28
>> I'LL EAT THAT." [laughter]
47:30
And so they shove me down and they're
47:32
holding me and now they're running a
47:33
strap across my chest and they're
47:35
holding my arms and this one guy grabs
47:38
my belly like this and just goes dunk
47:41
with all the staples and shuts it up as
47:44
fast as he can. Then I go back out. They
47:47
gave me something else again back I go
47:49
back out and when I wake up I'm in
47:52
intensive care.
47:54
I am strapped to this table. I've got a
47:57
thing in my mouth like breathing for me.
47:59
It's hot as [ __ ] I'll never forget
48:01
that. And I'm in a room by myself with
48:04
one little beep beep
48:07
windows. I felt like Hannibal Lect. Like
48:10
I was like on display
48:11
>> nightmare.
48:12
>> It was terrible. And so eventually uh
48:16
they get me back to stable which is I
48:18
don't even know like 12 13 hours later
48:21
and Dr. Dookie was his name.
48:23
>> Oh Jesus Christ. I know.
48:24
>> Was he a shitty doctor?
48:25
>> NO ACTUALLY.
48:27
YEAH, [laughter]
48:28
>> DR. Duki was awesome. He came in and
48:30
kind of explained some things to me and
48:32
whatnot. And so, I'll fast forward a
48:36
little bit because I spent few days,
48:37
three, four days in intensive care and
48:39
then there's a funny story. They moved
48:41
me to like a re a regular room and they
48:43
put me in with some Croatian old man. I
48:46
don't even know, you know, but I'm still
48:47
in a lot of pain. Like, and by the way,
48:50
they were managing my pain the old
48:51
school way, like not through the IV.
48:53
I'll never forget this guy named Mario.
48:55
What was his name?
48:56
>> Jesus.
48:56
>> Mario and I became best friends.
48:58
>> Mario was the pain guy.
49:00
>> And every time he would come in, life
49:02
would feel pretty good.
49:03
>> Give me that.
49:03
>> And so he he would have to write down
49:06
and then give me an injection. And I
49:07
remember I was like buzzing it one time.
49:10
>> And he comes back and he goes, "Uh,
49:12
>> too too soon. Too too too soon. No, give
49:15
me a [ __ ] shot." Give me a shot.
49:16
>> Now
49:17
>> he goes away when he comes back and
49:18
goes, "Okay,
49:21
I know, right? you no tell
49:24
>> Mario.
49:25
>> So then I'm like, "Hey, here get my
49:27
ass."
49:29
>> And he goes like, "Oh my god." So we get
49:32
me into this room with this old man
49:34
>> and uh I'm still like sweating like cuz
49:37
I'm I'm dealing with some [ __ ] still.
49:39
And uh I asked the nurse to open the
49:41
window. It's middle of the end of winter
49:44
or whatever in Cro, so it's got a nice
49:45
little breeze. I'm like, "Oh, okay."
49:48
This guy gets up, walks over, and
49:50
[ __ ] shuts the window.
49:51
>> No way.
49:51
>> So, I wait and I start to sweat again.
49:53
I'm like, I'm twitching a little bit.
49:55
So, I ring the nurse again, have her
49:57
come in, and she opens the window. She
49:59
leaves. 2 minutes later, this guy gets
50:01
up, starts walking.
50:02
>> I kid you not. I looked at this guy and
50:05
I said, "If you touch that [ __ ]
50:07
window, I'm going to kill you right here
50:09
in this hospital. I'm going to kill
50:10
you."
50:11
>> He walked out of the room. Nurse came
50:13
and got me. They wheeled me out, gave me
50:16
my own room.
50:16
>> [laughter]
50:18
>> I LOVE IT.
50:18
>> SO, we go through all this stuff at
50:20
rehab and the players come out. My
50:22
teammates were awesome. The nurses were
50:24
fantastic. I had 100 meters of Ethernet
50:27
cable. So, every night when their shift
50:30
would end at like 4:00, they would drag
50:33
it from the nurses station where it was
50:34
plugged in all through the hallway
50:36
>> once.
50:36
>> Yeah. For real. And into my room so I
50:38
could get on the computer and either
50:40
watch TV or Skype with family Skype. And
50:43
then in the morning at like 7:00 a.m.
50:44
they'd come in and, you know, say, "Hey,
50:46
I'm sorry. We're here. We They take the
50:47
internet cable and whatnot." So, they
50:49
were really good to me, too.
50:51
>> What What was wrong with you?
50:53
>> So, hang on. We're getting there. At
50:54
this [snorts] point, I really don't know
50:55
what the hell's happened to me. Uh, I
50:57
know I had a surgery. And actually, I do
50:59
know at this point that my spleen had
51:01
burst inside of me. So, you can lacerate
51:04
spleen, whatnot. Mine apparently looked
51:06
like like a a rose in full bloom like
51:09
like it was just [laughter] like like
51:11
boom exploded inside of me. So I was
51:13
bleeding to death the whole time. So
51:15
since the hit or
51:17
>> when you hit when you hit the guy your
51:19
spleen had exploded at that point. Yeah.
51:22
Yeah. That's right. Yeah.
51:23
>> And so I was bleeding to death all that
51:26
time until they cut me open. And so now
51:28
I get to the end of the story. I trying
51:30
to get I still got stitches inside of me
51:32
at this point on my my gut. and we have
51:35
a playoff series coming up. So I call
51:38
Meatstick and I tell him to come and get
51:39
me at the hospital and I leave the
51:41
hospital.
51:42
>> Hold on. How long have you been
51:44
>> I don't know. I can't remember. It's
51:46
mean. Have you things healed? Do you
51:49
>> The staples are out at this point. The
51:50
stitches are
51:51
>> enough time that you're healed up. That
51:53
>> is Yeah. You can still still bleed a
51:55
little bit at the top. Um but I go down
51:57
to the rink and start getting my [ __ ] on
51:59
to go out for practice. We got two days
52:00
of practice before the playoff series
52:02
starts. I know. I know, sick and
52:04
twisted, but this is where my brain was
52:05
at at the time. And so I'm half-dressed
52:07
and uh meat stick
52:10
>> out of the hospital into the dressing
52:12
room.
52:12
>> Correct.
52:13
>> Seems what's wrong with you?
52:15
>> How much time?
52:15
>> There's a lot. There's a lot.
52:17
>> Not much.
52:18
>> He gave me the sign.
52:19
>> No, no. I'm I'll wrap it up here soon.
52:21
So anyways, uh he the meat sick comes in
52:24
and starts yelling at me. I tell him,
52:26
you know, [ __ ] off. Like I'm I know what
52:28
I'm doing. Just leave me alone. Then
52:29
finally, our manager, Doug, who's a
52:32
Canadian guy. He comes in. He's like,
52:33
"Hey, Jamie. Uh, the doctor at the
52:36
hospital needs to see you. You can't
52:38
practice today." You know, so I get
52:41
undressed, pissed off, by the way.
52:42
Pissed off. Go back to the hospital. And
52:44
the one doctor who could talk English,
52:46
who by the way apparently didn't do the
52:48
procedure, I don't know. But anyways, he
52:50
starts telling me, "Your spleen burst
52:53
and that you were bleeding to death."
52:54
And he goes, "When we put you under and
52:57
we cut you open, you bled out because
53:00
you've been bleeding internally for so
53:02
long. Your heart had no more like so
53:04
>> Yeah.
53:04
>> So I flatlined. I flatlined on the
53:06
table. And then as he's telling me this
53:09
now I can remember certain things like
53:10
when I came [snorts] through I had burn
53:13
marks on me. Well that was from the
53:15
paddles of them like damn.
53:17
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
53:18
>> And so had blood transfusion. So I might
53:21
be more Croatian right now than I am
53:23
anything else. I should apply for
53:24
>> I want a blood transfusion, [laughter]
53:26
>> get a free trip or something.
53:27
>> Yeah, that's the most hardcore story we
53:29
got.
53:29
>> So that was Yeah. And then I I'll wrap
53:31
it up by saying, you know, obviously my
53:32
season was over at that point. And the
53:34
next year I'd signed another contract to
53:36
go play again over in Europe. And then
53:38
the team called me like a week before
53:39
going and says, "Uh, we we can't sign
53:42
you." No.
53:42
>> And I said, "Well, what do you mean
53:43
can't sign?" Said, "Well, we can't
53:44
insure you. Our team won't take." I go,
53:46
"I'll sign a waiver."
53:48
>> They're like, "No, no, we're good.
53:49
Thanks." And so that was the
53:51
>> Hold on. So you both you both you can
53:54
>> Can we just clarify? Do you have a death
53:57
certificate?
53:58
>> Yeah, I do. And one of my file boxes,
54:01
okay, that's a funny Yeah. So I have
54:02
death certificate. Peggy pretty old
54:04
piggy cat was my life insurance agent
54:07
over here [snorts] and uh I got back to
54:10
the states about a month later. I'm like
54:12
I mean I have a death certificate. I can
54:15
I collect my life insurance? She goes, I
54:18
I don't know. I'll check. So she goes
54:21
off for like, you know, 5 days where it
54:22
comes back and she brings me this
54:24
documentation and it's highlighted and
54:27
the one thing is the one sentence I'll
54:29
never forget is the deceased must remain
54:31
deceased.
54:32
>> So I'm like some [ __ ] beat me TO IT.
54:35
SO MANY people
54:39
>> incredibly crazy.
54:40
>> So that's uh that's my war story and
54:43
that's the end of my career.
54:44
>> We all had like we all through went
54:45
through ups and downs in hockey, man.
54:48
That's just some of the down [ __ ] that
54:50
we always talk about how much we had,
54:51
how much fun we had partying, doing
54:53
this, making money, being in this
54:55
spotlight, but we all went through some
54:57
hardcore [ __ ] Really did.
54:58
>> You win. You win. By the way,
55:00
>> you win. You win, dude.
55:03
>> It's not a victory I wanted.
55:04
>> I don't believe anybody [clears throat]
55:06
can tell that the story is
55:10
is surreal. And you didn't even really
55:12
get into the gravity because I've heard
55:13
the story on this is a surface level.
55:17
Yeah. At very surface level because when
55:20
you put the gravity at the surroundings
55:22
Croatia,
55:23
>> you're at a hospital that they filmed
55:25
saw at [laughter]
55:27
you're you're getting out of the
55:28
hospital and going to the dressing room.
55:30
Nobody's interceding. No.
55:32
>> You're going from the hospital to the
55:33
dressing room. Hold on. [clears throat]
55:35
>> Understand the gravity of nobody
55:37
interceding. I'm going to need stick to
55:40
the dressing room. No problem to the
55:42
dressing room getting dressed. No
55:44
interaction. Just go ahead and go to
55:46
practice. What?
55:47
>> It's unbelievable. It's changed now.
55:49
>> Stop it.
55:50
>> This is because there's other things
55:51
going on in the NHL.
55:52
>> A long time ago, though.
55:53
>> There's There's also
55:54
>> What year was that?
55:55
>> Uh he died when he got reborn.
55:58
[sighs and gasps]
55:59
>> I think it was 2011 12 somewhere in
56:02
there.
56:02
>> Our late Jesus Christ our savior.
56:05
>> 14 years old.
56:06
>> That late. Interesting. I thought it was
56:07
early. Yeah. No. Yeah. 11 12. Yeah. in
56:10
the IHL in 708.
56:12
>> Yeah, that's right.
56:12
>> So,
56:13
>> yeah. So, you were so grinding. Okay.
56:15
>> God damn.
56:15
>> Trophy for you instead of
56:17
>> Yeah. Give it [laughter]
56:18
legit.
56:19
>> That's legit right there. That's
56:20
awesome. Hey, listen. We have stories.
56:22
That's what we do. We're going to do
56:24
maybe more of a positive uh [laughter]
56:27
podcast. Next time we'll say OUR BEST
56:28
STORY.
56:30
>> PEOPLE LIKE TO hear I want to hear I
56:32
DON'T WANT TO HEAR POSITIVE [ __ ] ALL the
56:33
time from people. Tell me your war
56:35
stories. Tell me your [ __ ] that you went
56:36
through. That's what we do. God dang.
56:39
This was hilarious.
56:41
>> You can tell us that time. That one time
56:42
at Bad Camp.
56:43
>> Stub my toe.
56:44
>> The one time that one.
56:46
>> No, he slept for 3 hours.
56:49
>> But there was a time when I was in
56:50
Mexico. You ever been to Mexico?
56:51
>> Oh my gosh.
56:52
>> Hold it. That'll be the next time.
56:54
>> How do you say yes in Mexico in Spanish?
56:57
>> Huh?
56:58
>> Me?
56:58
>> No.
56:59
>> No. No.
57:00
>> No. It's French, right?
57:00
>> It's French.
57:01
>> See? See these nuts in YOUR MOUTH?
57:04
[laughter]
57:05
>> NOW YOU can rap.
57:07
>> Booyah. Again. AND THAT'S A WRAP.
57:09
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57:38
>> Yeah,
57:44
>> you got God got again.
57:46
>> I told him yesterday I told him
57:48
[laughter] on the court yesterday too
57:50
gullible and naive to ever let this go.
57:53
>> Even this time you didn't feel it
57:55
coming.
57:56
>> I'M LIKE THIS IS THE CAMERA. [groaning]
57:58
>> WELL, I knew too as soon as you said I
58:00
go see C. I go C D
58:04
I was like me. You're like no that's PRE
58:06
LIKE C.
58:07
>> [laughter]
58:08
>> LOY, YOU GOT TO FIGURE THINGS