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Managing the F.O.M.O. · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough, I don't have any shall share your sup and we hold
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  the world bransom for excuse me while I whip this out. Sure Broadcasting Live
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  and Atlanta, Georgia to this. This is the Sports Shot Show with Wayne
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  Gandy. You may Vegan, I'm jigging. Frank comes, comes, It
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  comes a moth. Is it just I'm a dooer? Yeah, I'm gonna
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  go on the way you made Bill Vegan. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome.
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  I'll be listening to the Sport Shock Show. I am the Sport Shock Wayne
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  Gandy. Welcome to February. We are here one month of twenty twenty four
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  in the books, we are jogging at a nice brisk here to reach Super
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  Bowl fifty eight out in Las Vegue. Guess the forty nine Ers and the
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  Day After Let go to day happen, save a whole bunch of money.
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  But good morning to y'all. There we got Commanding Greg in the building,
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  the funny man from Gornett County, the north that way. No,
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  he's from Cobb. I'm dismissing with him, but it's kind of the same.
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  I was about to say, no, nobody, friend ain't not from
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  It is both the north of the city, north of the city around the
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  big circle that we call inter State, and the bad producer is in the
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  building as well. We have a lot to talk about today. I know
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  it's not football. A lot of games. No games this weekend. Tonight
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  you can if you have a couple of minutes and you want to check in
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  on the Pro Bowl that's going down in Orlando. They'll be having the skills
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  competition, and I think the flag football game might be tomorrow. They well,
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  they switched it from a game to like a skills competition and flag football
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  game just steps away something to get, something to get out the house.
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  Step yeah, step away from just making it an autograph session, just something
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  to get out the house. If my sponsor want to give me some unreleased
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  sneakers, and y'all want to pay me for these autographs. You know,
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  I could turn into a big promo junket. It has lost its zest,
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  mostly because, as you know, it's my former specialty. Can't kind of
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  play at football. You kind of either have to do it or you don't.
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  There's really no in between kind of mindset. You can't go until the
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  defense, well, y'all can only play this one coverage. You can't blitz
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  y'a also can't sack the quarterback and all these rules and we're not actually playing
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  football, and then your muscle memory and the quarterback ends up philling bass.
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  So they're trying to turn it into kind of like I always said, the
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  Battle of the Network Stars. Back in the day in the late seventies and
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  eighties, it was a show where they used to take the Hollywood and mix
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  it in with the lot of the Olympic champions and things like that. It
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  just had a little battle. I think the NFL would be better doing that
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  as well. Skilled competition with the regular people. Go get some of these
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  high school state whoever was this and whoever was that of that year and bring
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  them down, give them a free trip. It's legal. Now let them
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  race against this guy or play against that guy, kind of like the NBA
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  doing with the WNBA. They got a ness coup from the liberty. She's
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  gonna shoot against Steph Curry in the NBA All Star Game this year, exhibition
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  style. Yeah, well, she's you know, she's supposed to be the
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  best college I mean the high school excuse me, WNBA shooter. He's the
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  best we have ever seen in the NBA shooting the ball. I was saying,
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  take it a step further and also invite Caitlin Clark from Iowa and whoever
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  the best college college male shooter is. Let cheetos and just let it and
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  let it ride. They do that because I know they have an individual they
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  will they do that, and they when they have the final four and they
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  have the three point shootout, they have the men's winner and the women's winner
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  go against each other at the end. No, I'm saying, take those
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  two and bring them to a star weekend weekend and put those four competitors.
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  Well, I wouldn't like it might be, but they probably don't go.
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  No, no, no, no, no no. They're all on a
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  tour plane and they're sitting in their beds listening to this show right now.
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  Last by the rest of the students are using the class. They're laughing and
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  drinking call as only as they don't have a game. I guess that's why
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  school it may Yeah, that's definitely optional for tonight. Remember we're just gonna
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  fly up and fly back. This is not the old Bill Russell got to
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  get on a bus drive eighteen hours between cities. We g five. We
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  are. We're in an era where angelies can call Missy Elliott and get the
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  jet for the day. This is what we've made college athletics. That's why
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  hopefully we don't live long enough to see when it crumples. But this either
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  has to become pro sports or it's going to crumble. It doesn't stand on
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  this nil sensibility that the bad producer wants it to stand on. Eventually,
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  these kind of things fold in on themselves. So bad producer, Yes,
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  sir, he had a good week. Oh yeah, I was going to
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  ask the question I wanted to when you were saying that is it serious as
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  cancer? Then a heart attack? Nobody smile, so he knows. Yeah,
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  but it was in regards you know you shouldn't have confused him because he's
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  already straggling with this question. Yeah, okay, yeah, but when you
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  say bring in what about the different three point lines? I mean the men
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  shoot different than what in the NBA, than the college and I think the
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  women are still the same as far as w NBA and college. So how
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  would you manage that? To say, even we could flip a coin.
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  Most likely we would shoot from wherever the men shoot, but we can split
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  the difference and make a whole new arc. Remember the girl the women's ball
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  is smaller as well. They said, how they they'll do it like,
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  she'll shoot from w NBA line, he'll shoot from the NBA line. They'll
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  use the w NBA ball, he'll use the NBA. So they're kind of
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  like they do in golf. Look what do they do? Well? They
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  let the women tea off from the women's tea where there's no such Let me
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  correct, there's no such thing as a women's team because it's called a forward
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  team. But there's some women who play actually from the same teams, and
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  I might play No. No, okay, So why was the forward T
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  invented? The forward T wasvent The forward T was invented because you have juniors,
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  you have ladies, you have people that have to play at their skill
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  levels. The forward T is for if you're thirty handicapper or more. Well,
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  your second thing you said after the kids was ladies. Okay, the
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  forward T was evented when golf was an event. Ladies wasn't really playing so
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  well, you said, I'm just helping you out. So I'm trying to
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  be your friend this morning, help you out. I said it was invented
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  for juniors. And then you said, ladies. Let me I miss spoke,
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  because when when you made to existence, since you misspoke, we're gonna
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  move on, please, Because I was gonna say since you misspoke, because
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  you did, I'm saying, said women, and then you said ladies.
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  No. I said, that's my check. Those are like the same,
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  and you said that when it was first. Then they said, were moving
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  ladies. I'm trying. I'm trying to take the sports jog advice he gave
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  me before the show. Don't look at it in my perspective. Well,
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  as I said, from my perspective, it would be nice maybe next year,
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  since they're gonna move to putting the next cue against steph uh. Bring
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  the You know, you can have Caitlyn Clark shoot against the next scue,
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  or you can have whoever's supposed to be the best college player shoot against Steph
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  Curry. You can it's a lot of things. Or you team them up
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  and move on. And I'm saying that because you've erased the line of kind
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  of you blurred the line between amateur and now you can really get your hands
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  on these kids through the NIL And it's no old Nike sponsored them to come
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  do it, and it violates some rule. Now what is that? It
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  would be like difficult for that as far as like blending the college and the
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  NBA in February while both seasons are still going on, So there may be
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  a conflict there. If Now, if it were like a summer event or
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  like right after the draft or something like, it could realistically work. Not
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  really, when you're talking about like two players, you're overthinking it. It's
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  only just two got people. So the kid from Creighton needs to fly up
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  on Friday morning and we'll fly him back Saturday. And the young lady from
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  Georgia Tech needs to fly up Friday and we'll fly her back Saturday. Yeah,
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  I don't understand, And Yeah, the kid that lives twenty miles from
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  here will liveouzine him man, and he'll be sleeping in his bed this afternoon.
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  I don't know if that will ever be allowed. That's that's what I'm
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  saying. Really, why wouldn't it because we saw we saw Shader Sanders and
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  Travis Hunter walk sitting courtside wapping up Lebron during the season at a basketball game
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  and during the team meetings they were walking. They were walking the runway that
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  duranteen weeks. Well, they weren't participating in the game. That's what I'm
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  saying. I think you're overthinking the whole. Even if we were traveling to
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  Charlotte, I mean the Carolina the Plate, we still would be traveling on
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  that Friday. Coach, I had the privilege and honor of being asked to
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  come shoot in the three competition for the NBA. I'll see y'all tomorrow.
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  I'm not seeing where you're You're like, i'll see y'all tomorrow, Jonathan.
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  It's not like they got a whole bunch of reverence for the coach perspective.
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  I don't know if that would be a lot. They would have to be
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  a I feel like every coach on the planet. That's why I said,
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  you're not opening the window and letting everything fall out. What better recruiting tool
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  is it to have my Creighton jersey shooting at a NBA All Star Game.
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  We're recruiting everything we do. We're not recruiting students, are exactly We're recruiting
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  to present the jock of the day on the Sports Jock shows. Taken it
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  to a completely different level this year where we highlight an appoly that has taken
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  their game to the next level. Yeah, guilty and to prove venison.
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  Hunh that's how we're working. Huh. Okay, before media was many,
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  after media would be none. I'm the one, Okay, I see how
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  we're playing. Yeah, I get it down. What shock show? This?
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  What shock wing King the Diesel Shaquille O'Neill Shack literally literally the biggest star
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  that I can think of. There might be more popular. There's no bigger
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  star at six two, I mean seven to seven size twenty four shoe.
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  You know, Denzel wear like an eight half or something faint the quatro.
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  But Shaq Diesel has advocated against men sharing their feelings with women. Whenever something
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  goes down, they I guess he's referring to women throw it back in your
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  face. The Big Podcast is where he was mentioning these kind of storylines and
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  this is why he said he doesn't open up to his partners. Shack is
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  divorced and has since struggled to hold down a relationship long term from I think
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  Shaq I would say, has been divorced here about maybe six years or would
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  it be longer, A little longer than that, A little longer than that,
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  Okay, okay, six plush years that shack these has been a divorce.
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  But he said he doesn't open up or share his feelings with women basically
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  because he is afraid that they're going to throw it back in his face.
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  And I will say that's a general statement for men and women based on the
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  part you can have a good best friend, or you can have your mother
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  or sister or dad you know that you might not trust to say anything to
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  because they throw it back in your face. That's why I would meet him
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  that I wouldn't just outline it to be women as much. I would just
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  I would outline it to be based on case by case of what individual you
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  are. You know, But just like with all blanket statements, if we
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  have if we're polling thirty men and nine of them have that experience, then
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  they would rate that a common experience. So I think he's trying to project
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  onto the greater society at large somehow that everybody goes through this, But it
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  does happen like you said, not just with and most people's point of reference
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  for it is with a relationship. We do have cousins and brothers and parents
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  that do it, but most people have had it done to them or have
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  experienced it in the confines of a romantic relationship. Now, in this Drawing
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  and Bad producer Commanchee Greg is it a thing where he didn't want to be
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  reminded or he thought they had gotten past it. Why are you afraid to
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  face what it is that you have that because you don't want to hear that
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  all over again. You don't be always hearted like whenever anything that might think
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  that give give them an indication. They're thinking that, Oh, that's how
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  you were moving before. And then all of a sudden and maybe I misunderstanding.
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  So you hit, you hit hit the woman and she decides to stay,
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  and then you raised her your voice had her fourteen months later and she
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  tells you, remember we already been down this road where you black my eye.
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  You don't want her to say that to you. Oh, I'm not
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  even gonna put my hand on it, but I'm just saying, and see
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  I must be when I raised. All I'm saying is you don't want to
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  hear that over if you give me an example what you want to hear over
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  we I'm thinking listening to what you say in shack if shack like if she
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  called him like texting another woman and he alpens up, Yeah, I was
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  texting us, just a friend of mine. Whatever. Then all of a
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  sudden, you know that, oh you over there texting Shelley or or whatever.
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  What Wait a minute, bad producer. And maybe I'm confused on the
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  fact he said he's not vulnerable. Vulnerable isn't getting caught doing something me sharing
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  vulnerabibility? Is I'm afraid of the dark. And then we get into an
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  argument and you are you you acting all brave with me, but you scared
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  of the dark? Is where I thought he was going with it. So
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  you saying that you're thinking that he's mean, I'm thinking that he's I mean
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  like, well, I mean, so hold on, So what is your
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  in a real world now it ain't got to be a personal but a real
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  world example not afraid of the dark, a real world example of something that
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  you don't want to or you wouldn't bring up. If your wife told you
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  something you're sure you wouldn't say it back to her in those moments, because
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  typically these moments are are inflamed through negativity. Something negative is happening, right,
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  and uh, and that's what Shack is saying, is when something comes
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  up. Well, I'm not talking about what Shack is saying. I've moved
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  on to the you're asking me, No, I don't do that. I
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  don't believe. And that's about bick Kenny, the personal I said, give
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  me an example of what you're you're saying, you're using the dark. What
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  is a real world life issue that someone could say to each other. Uh?
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  It to me that without putting my personal experience in it, I can't
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  say what say, we're a world for you? What you would consider someone
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  insulting you or violating your confidence when you're being vulnerable, you're speaking to somebody
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  in confidence, and when they take that and use it against you, no
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  matter what it is. It could be not being afraid of the dark.
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  It could be that's why you don't drive. Well, it could be uh,
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  that's why you had to borrow seven dollars from me. That is taking
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  something that I was sensitive about and weaponizing it and using it to hurt my
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  feelings or to gain some sort of leveraging advantage over me. So again I'd
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  have to put my personal self in it, and people can say just about
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  anything. I've had close friends of mine tell me they weren't going to watch
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  my comedy appearances on TV because it ain't me that affected me. Like I
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  thought we supported each other, and now you just flat out said that you
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  hate okay with Shaq saying he doesn't share his feelings, doesn't open up to
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  women because he doesn't like things strown back in his face. We'll be back
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  Taliban, Taliban, Yeah, Dumpy Jummy Jump and then boys out the
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  southing. They just spell like two over three ways out of the country.
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  Then boys up the suthing and they just not just love it. You don't
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  have to call I am like there. It's like Usha, welcome back to
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  this Boy Shock Show. I'm this boy Shock, Wayne Candy, Good morning
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  to you out there in listening land, Big Kenny Babaduzo comand you greggall in
• 27:49
  the studio with me to day on this first day of February. We left
• 27:55
  talking about Shaquille o'meal, the big Arab startle. It's advocated against men sharing
• 28:00
  their feelings with women. Says that whenever something goes down, they throw it
• 28:06
  back in your face. Before we move on, I would ask you guys
• 28:10
  in a truthful way here, because I know sometimes emotions run high. Have
• 28:15
  you ever weaponized, as Big Kenny said, and threw something back in somebody's
• 28:22
  face. Yes, yes, it's been a long time, but I've done
• 28:26
  it. Comen, I'm pretty sure I have. Yeah. Okay, So
• 28:30
  basically what Jack says, everybody does everybody A lot of people have done.
• 28:37
  And to be honest, I did a lot of work at growing past that
• 28:41
  because I know that it's unfair because of when it happened to me, how
• 28:45
  it made me feel, and a vout to not purposely make anybody feel that
• 28:49
  way because of when they were vulnerable. It was in a place where they
• 28:55
  felt safe with me, and then I took that and destroyed all of that
• 28:57
  trust with my feelings being hurt and me and return trying to hurt somebody else's
• 29:04
  feelings. Yeah, and a lot of times in the modern day culture,
• 29:07
  we call this kind of move bullying. Now, yes, yes, when
• 29:12
  you're pointing out, even if it's true, pointing out is called bullying,
• 29:18
  so you can easily be guilty of whatever. I'm quite sure wherever this is
• 29:23
  coming from with Shaquille is that he's probably a kind hearted guy. Maybe until
• 29:30
  recently let his guard down easily. That might have should have been what he
• 29:37
  his way of dealing with this. I don't know the full case, but
• 29:40
  maybe that there's only going to be a few people in your lifetime. Yes,
• 29:47
  and I'm talking about from the person that brought you, the two people
• 29:48
  that brought you here, yes, to the people you might have shared a
• 29:52
  bunk bed with. We're putting everybody that it might in your whole lifetime you
• 29:57
  might find two three people that you can trust. And it ain't always people
• 30:03
  with the same DNA, and it ain't always the people that you're married to
• 30:08
  or in a relationship with that can't even handle what that is. That's something
• 30:12
  that you've got to try to indicate in different individuals to be able to let
• 30:18
  your guard down. But the weaponizing of things, especially personal things, typically
• 30:25
  come from the people you let in the closest to you in life. Tyrese
• 30:33
  H. Halliburton of the Pacers big issue over the last couple of days has
• 30:38
  been his issue with the NBA, and he calls it a stupid rule.
• 30:48
  I don't I'm just gonna go right off the top with mine. I don't
• 30:55
  think it's a stupid rule at all. I actually, since we've been on
• 31:00
  air with this show, have never understood how we got to this point.
• 31:07
  And all this centered around what the NBA meant called load management. That's how
• 31:15
  all this came about, Tyrese Halliburt. Now, you might have been in
• 31:18
  college. I don't know how old you are. You this came out seven,
• 31:22
  eight, nine, ten years ago. You might have even been at
• 31:25
  that point in high school playing ball. But the NBA over the last handful
• 31:30
  of years have had an issue with their players consistently playing. Now, if
• 31:40
  the generation before them was missing games, maybe I just wasn't paying attention.
• 31:45
  But it seemed like this is more of a new I'm not injured, I
• 31:49
  just don't feel like playing today. It's how have I always have accepted the
• 31:55
  load management where it's not an actual injury as much as whatever I have going
• 32:01
  on at home or whatever my endorsement deals. I had to go do this
• 32:08
  on Jupiter. By the time I got back, I was tired. So
• 32:15
  I'm not gonna play. We're not gonna play back to back games. A
• 32:21
  lot of times you're fearful here in Atlanta. I know that the Lakers had
• 32:25
  played on Sunday in Houston and then they went to play here in Atlanta on
• 32:31
  Monday, So you're crossing your fingers that Lebron James is gonna play, Anthony
• 32:38
  Davis is gonna play, or whoever superstars. It ain't just those two.
• 32:42
  Any superstar is going to play on a back to back. I got the
• 32:46
  pleasure last Friday watching Luca score seventy three. But wherever Dallas played last night,
• 32:54
  Luca didn't play, So the questions were in Minnesota last night. So
• 32:59
  the question becomes the fan starts not understanding was Luca hurt or he just wasn'tn't
• 33:08
  filling it today. So the NBA put in a rule that for postseason awards
• 33:15
  like MVP, like Defensive Player of the Year, that you have to play
• 33:22
  sixty five of the eighty two game, which mathematically puts it at about eighty
• 33:27
  percent. You got to play eighty percent of the games to qualify for these
• 33:35
  awards. Now, Tyres Halliburton of the Indiana Pacers, the point guard who's
• 33:40
  a star player, feels that it's a stupid rule. A lot of times
• 33:45
  people think things are stupid when they're resting their head up against it. So
• 33:51
  let's me, without even knowing feel like he about two games away from not
• 33:58
  qualifying, right, So y'all don't want me to play every game the bubble
• 34:04
  already like the man they talk about giving you in the war, but you
• 34:07
  don't play it. Now he's five games away, okay, five games away
• 34:12
  with what about thirty games left in the season regular season thirty four games?
• 34:20
  So he cutting it close. That's that's how he feels. And not only
• 34:22
  with uh, because I know there's probably some players try to get around it,
• 34:27
  like Okay, I'm gonna dress, I'm gonna play the first five minutes
• 34:30
  and then I'm gonna sit out. You still have to play a certain number
• 34:32
  of minutes for that game to count as far as these awards. And because
• 34:38
  you're having well, just gonna add that with him coming up against it,
• 34:44
  Joel Embiid is coming up against it, and he's the MVP front runner right
• 34:46
  now. So and speaking of Joel Embiid, that's Draymond Green had came out
• 34:51
  and said he thinks it's bs that you know, you're forcing Joel Embiid to
• 34:55
  play through injury and could hurt himself even more just to try to get this
• 35:00
  optical. I'm not forcing you to do anything. Well, I'm telling you
• 35:04
  that you can't be the MVP right if you only play sixty games. That's
• 35:09
  all I'm telling you. Now, however, you need to manage that.
• 35:15
  But your sample source, that's what I need, because every game that you
• 35:22
  miss is another game I don't get to evaluate you. You got to avoid
• 35:29
  your bad nights. Remember, it balances out. So you played fifty games
• 35:36
  where there was thirty two other opportunities for you to mess up. Yeah,
• 35:43
  and a lot of times when you see things people they have that at the
• 35:45
  bottom. If you ever read it's like, well they had to have a
• 35:49
  minimum of fifty games for us to rate you. And then you can't have
• 35:54
  just one no hitter and be well, you're the greatest picture of Remember that
• 35:59
  night you had that one no hitter and how many games you played one?
• 36:02
  And why I didn't give you the I'm not understanding the department. The load
• 36:08
  management thing is we're talking about. This is my job. Most jobs want
• 36:15
  you there every day that every day you want the schedule, we want you
• 36:20
  at work, And I'm saying, and then when you show up at work,
• 36:22
  they want you actually working. You don't like coming to work and be
• 36:25
  like, bro, I ain't really feeling the talking on radio thing today.
• 36:30
  And for those that might be, you know, because everybody's not well,
• 36:35
  very few people in the sports world as far as basketball, football, I'm
• 36:38
  saying, just take it to your job and imagine there's something prize at the
• 36:44
  end of the year. How what percentage do you feel that company should have
• 36:54
  in place to qualify for that Christmas bonus? Right? You showing up to
• 37:00
  your desk, your cubicle, whatever, you are, three hundred and sixty
• 37:07
  of the three hundred and sixty five days you you showed up. But the
• 37:10
  guy two cubicles down he only put in one seventy two and both y'all up
• 37:17
  for thirty thousand ya bonus? Up for the bonus? Where would you think
• 37:22
  it should go? You got one hundred and thirty days or something, you
• 37:27
  know, ninety days more than him on the books, but you know whatever,
• 37:30
  you've more productive my bonus and his for the one hundred and seventy two
• 37:34
  days. I should get his bonus too, right, And so when you
• 37:40
  break it down to the personal level, you can now see why I don't
• 37:45
  understand how players get angry with teams or the league for wanting them to show
• 37:50
  up and play on the nights their scheduled to actually have games. We're not
• 37:52
  calling you like in the middle of the night saying hey, man, we
• 37:55
  got one in Chicago tomorrow. You know this when the season starts. I
• 38:00
  think they're looking at it as it's not something that there It's not an issue
• 38:06
  that they have that the players have, so they're not really seeing it as
• 38:10
  an actual issue. The league is saying, hey, these fans, the
• 38:15
  fans want to see you guys play. Y'all are missing all these games,
• 38:19
  and especially if it's like, uh, if it's an Eastern team playing a
• 38:22
  Western team, where it's only going to be one time in that place for
• 38:25
  the whole season. So for them, I think the players aren't seeing the
• 38:30
  issue, but that's why they exactly. But the fans were not just saying
• 38:32
  it on Twitter or TikTok or whatever. They were saying it with the season
• 38:38
  tickets. Yeah, I mean, like expressed, I think we had a
• 38:44
  couple of times that they were a couple of lawsuits. Yes that I called
• 38:50
  and you up charged me for the KD package. Remember that you called.
• 38:54
  You literally called it the KD package. Yes, and I said, well,
• 39:00
  bring me up, bring me up on the KD came with an extra
• 39:04
  snack, all kind of a little T shirt, all of that. But
• 39:07
  then you send me the Antoine Robinson packet and I had to google because I
• 39:14
  don't even know he was a university. It had no Snoopy, no Scooby
• 39:21
  Snack in it, right, and all I got was the KD bobblehead.
• 39:23
  So and that's what fans started doing, because you you don't want to up
• 39:28
  charge, right when you up charge somebody, they're looking for that difference.
• 39:34
  And if I don't see the difference, then I need my money back.
• 39:37
  And that's what uh, that's what the fans were kind of yelling out,
• 39:42
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  this first hour that you have missed. You can go to Apple Podcasts,
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  Spotify, Amazon podcast, Audible, Deezer and I Heart Radio. We talked
• 43:30
  a little bit about Shaquille O'Neill and his new stance that he doesn't really open
• 43:36
  up to women any more because they throw things in his face. We just
• 43:39
  left talking about Tyrese Halliburton. I think I from what I vibe from the
• 43:45
  three of you, we all kind of feel like the league having some kind
• 43:52
  of stance of qualifying is a good thing. Yeah, it has to be.
• 43:58
  Somebody asked me to give them a football number with the seventeen games,
• 44:01
  and I told him that I felt like, if you don't play in at
• 44:06
  least fourteen NFL games, you shouldn't qualify for the MVP any of that stuff.
• 44:15
  And I'm gonna go ahead on an shit shack. I'm not throwing something
• 44:20
  in anybody's face to throw a name out there. But since he's saying bringing
• 44:23
  up bats, I was on teams where guys made Pro Bowls and All Pro
• 44:30
  teams in a sixteen game season with six games, and I thought that was
• 44:40
  so unfair to other guys. Imagine some guy, a receiver making the All
• 44:47
  Pro team over you. You played fifteen sixteen of the sixteen game he played
• 44:55
  six. But his popularity as we saw this year with Aman Saint Brown,
• 45:01
  Yes st Brown, who was voted All Pro but didn't make the Pro Bowl
• 45:10
  first team, so it was the first team All Pro. If you're trying
• 45:15
  to figure out the difference, the All Pro team is voted on by football
• 45:20
  people, not fans. But he made first team All Pro but didn't make
• 45:27
  the Pro Bowl. Because that's a fan that the fan vote carries more weight.
• 45:32
  But I'd rather be lifted by my peers more. You know what I'm
• 45:36
  saying, I'd rather have my peers vote me more than the fans. Well,
• 45:38
  but I'm saying either one of those charges, you got to put in
• 45:44
  some work. Yes, No, you can't be showing up. It's half
• 45:50
  the bout. Sounded like g I Joe yo, team, it's not done
• 45:53
  you. You can't have a good game or a bad game if you didn't
• 45:57
  show up. Right. That's why when I said samples, I don't have
• 46:00
  any If you missed thirty games, that means that's thirty games you avoided showing
• 46:05
  me that you were not good, and thirty games that you could have been
• 46:09
  using your coach to help. And out of those thirty games, I'm still
• 46:16
  come on, man, teammate. It's not like I went up in the
• 46:20
  stands like somebody do something if we came here either. And out of those
• 46:24
  thirty games, who to say before of the games you missed was probably the
• 46:28
  best the best defensive team. You didn't play your game. But they also
• 46:31
  have these stipulations as far as with the NBA for games played to win,
• 46:38
  like the any other stats titles like to if you want to win the scoring
• 46:44
  title, you have to play a certain number of games. You know,
• 46:46
  one year Lebron could have won it, but he was one game short.
• 46:51
  So if they have it for for that, and if their bonuses or whatever
• 46:54
  involved in that, I think it's fair to acclude it include award winning awards
• 46:59
  for too. Yeah, So I don't I don't have any problem with it
• 47:01
  a certain special and I think that's generous. Sixty five games for the NBA.
• 47:07
  That means they're allowing you to miss seventeen games and you can still reap
• 47:13
  all benefits with a seventeen game cushion. They basically are allowing you to miss
• 47:20
  a game a week. And they're when they're stipulating injury or some sort of
• 47:30
  suspension or any of that, just any missing games you can miss seventeen you
• 47:34
  can basically, yeah, seventeen and I still want to know where you at
• 47:37
  but you're doing but you do it for the seventeen games. I'm saying,
• 47:40
  you're not even gonna show up. Jackie Robinson's statue was found. Remember they
• 47:49
  stole a statue of Jackie Robinson. Have they arrested anybody? They have They
• 47:55
  have not arrested any but they have not had any suspect. Now, was
• 47:59
  this at the Baseball Hall of Fame. Where was Jackie because he could be
• 48:02
  with a big name like him, in the presence and the contribution to sports
• 48:07
  he has put upon us. I'm quite sure he has different statues in different
• 48:13
  places. He's the MLK, He's the MLK of baseball. Ye, this
• 48:17
  was a little league park, like a complex, I believe. Oh so
• 48:22
  this is Kansas. This is a bunch of fourteen year olds. Yeah,
• 48:25
  and they stole at first they stole it, then they broke it up,
• 48:30
  and from what I understand, said it on the fire. Now. I
• 48:34
  don't know if you've ever been around and I don't know if you've ever been
• 48:38
  around statues, but usually they're constructed of material that's not very flammable. So
• 48:44
  these guys need to be working for NASA. Uh. In the mail room,
• 48:52
  there was a there is surveillance video. Yeah, I was gonna say
• 48:55
  all this that these new, these stadiums, another's some kind of VI suspects
• 49:00
  as of right now. Well, he said little league. That's why I
• 49:02
  thought, you know what, Well, some of the well I know,
• 49:07
  and some of the places they do have, you know, the parks,
• 49:10
  they have those surveillance cameras in those areas well. It wasn't just the whole
• 49:15
  statue like it was cut off and they left the feet. They left the
• 49:17
  feet part of cut their legs off. I don't know, because they left
• 49:23
  the base the heavy part right feet. Yeah, yeah, because any good
• 49:30
  statue, it's hard. They only had enough for the top part. It
• 49:35
  was a so they didn't have room for it. So but they will be
• 49:39
  investigating this. Are you putting your money on prank? Some kids? Kids?
• 49:47
  It sounds like a kid. Some kids got a hold to their dad's
• 49:51
  power tools and the only thing they could come up with is, let's used
• 49:55
  to pray? Is to go get a statue because they read about the horse
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• 53:23
  up? We will soon see. The NBA also is extending their draft coverage
• 53:30
  to two nights, trying to copy the n f L. Only difference is
• 53:36
  the NFL, which I didn't agree with, the whole three night coverage they
• 53:40
  have uh is at least seven eight rounds. The NBA is two rounds.
• 53:51
  Have any of you ever watched the second round of an NBA draft? Be
• 53:57
  honest? One out of four? Can I be honest? I've never watched.
• 54:05
  I have never watched NBA draft outside of the lottery I was I was
• 54:15
  just twelve. I was just about say, in total transparency, I don't
• 54:21
  think I get out of the first six before I six to ten before I
• 54:25
  lose interest. Yes, and I'm you know, okay, Number one.
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  Number three if a player from college that I like isn't drafted in that first
• 54:37
  twelve or I might keep looking unto that player, see where he went.
• 54:44
  But I never watched anything passed through. I'm gonna be on the lottery.
• 54:51
  What's the lot of for the NBA twelve fourteen fourteen? Yes, that's it?
• 54:55
  And now what is it? What I go ahead and do something else?
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  Now that was a That was an hour of life. I can't get
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  back. And that's what I'm saying. What is it in these two days
• 55:04
  they're hoping to tell you that they can't tell you and don't tell you in
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  the pre draft coverage, Well, Comanchie Gregg says, they want to give
• 55:14
  the second round teams or it's the same teams. Excuse me, the second
• 55:19
  time second round the ability to have time to make trades. You've already got
• 55:27
  that. It's called the first round, but you got a whole round of
• 55:31
  watching what happens to decide what we're gonna do next time. That's when they
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  make the decision. It was like, well, you know, I like
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  this player, we didn't get him, so let's let's trade some second round
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  picks for him, and then they get more time because the second round,
• 55:46
  when they was on the same nights. They had two minutes and now they
• 55:51
  listen, the king is naked. Let's just go ahead and get it out.
• 55:54
  He's not wearing new clothes, he's buck naked. Everybody keeps trying to
• 56:00
  make it like it's important they're selling ad time, but I mean, that's
• 56:04
  it. Just Just tell me. I already swore State Farmers has help to
• 56:13
  expand this, so it's not like they're getting a new I mean, this
• 56:16
  is money that's there. No, that means they get to charge State farm
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  more money. But it's there. Tho, No, it's not there right
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  now because there's only one round for me to up charge State farm I got
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  to expand. But that's what I'm saying. They know they got it just
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  in the budget, so we're gonna go ahead and add it in there.
• 56:37
  That's called price gouging. That's that's that's called price gouging. Why are you?
• 56:42
  Why are you taking something that has traditionally been able. It's not like
• 56:46
  they experienced any problems getting it done in the one night. It's not like
• 56:52
  they had any snags or technical difficulties. They are just dragging it out.
• 56:58
  What are we going to see on night two? Some feel good piece about
• 57:02
  some kid from a Midwestern school. I don't know, but Adam Silver just
• 57:07
  got a raise, so apparently he's doing something real good for them to add
• 57:13
  on and want to do that well. I mean because lately he's made a
• 57:15
  lot of changes in the NBA and they feel like, yeah, but a
• 57:19
  bad producer. I know. I don't know if you, because sometimes your
• 57:22
  words sound like they're you, and then sometimes it sounds like they're devil advocate.
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  I do know as a young kid sitting there waiting on the draft,
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  you're holding up me. You're holding up thank you, the process. Thank
• 57:42
  you. It's Sunday, and by Sunday night I could have known what my
• 57:49
  fate is, whether I'm to be on a team or I got to go
• 57:53
  to free agent route. And you just holding me another twenty four hours in
• 57:58
  that so you can make another dollar on something that is not that significant.
• 58:02
  You're holding me up, jes so you can make more money. You're not
• 58:09
  helping me with my career. You're not giving me any of that money.
• 58:14
  You're just making up stuff to pad your pocket and holding up what I'm supposed
• 58:20
  to do. I mean, it's the thrill of it. I mean,
• 58:23
  there is no thrill of being held over. Okay, I mean, who
• 58:30
  was the boy that thought he was gonna get drafted in the NFL on Night
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  one? Was he from the quarterback? It was the quarterback? It was
• 58:39
  the quarterback. Was a quarterback I think from State Kentucky. Yeah, Will.
• 58:51
  But by day number two, when he found out he was getting drafted,
• 58:53
  he was somewhere to the airport, had landed somewhere else to conduct other
• 58:58
  business. And and that that's what I'm saying about this drag it out.
• 59:01
  I could already be walking around my team facility by the time you even start
• 59:08
  advertising the draft tonight, when you start doing the pre draft coverage, I
• 59:15
  could already be walking in my team's facility. I could be looking for a
• 59:19
  place to live in my new city, all predicated on you just want to
• 59:22
  make more money, a little bit more money, I mean, because the
• 59:25
  seventeen billion trillion dollars I got just ain't gonna do. Just wish you just
• 59:30
  got me on out the way, and then I know what I need to
• 59:34
  do. Let me get out the way. Do I need to wake up
• 59:37
  the next morning and start making plans to find some European league to get to
• 59:40
  because you did not draft me or what I need to do. You're just
• 59:46
  holding me up another thirty six hours or whatever. Wait on you to see
• 59:51
  what you're gonna do after I've already been sitting here for the last three four
• 59:54
  months waiting on the draft. Right you ever been drafted? Back, producer,
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  Oh, that's why you don't know what the process is. We'll be
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  back with more of the sports jocks. I was trying to run out draft.
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  Don't worry about it right now. Run all in that. I met
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  podcast. Good Morning Commands You, Good morning, Big Kenny, Good morning
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  Bad Producer. Big Kenny saw something up on the screen on the television about
• 1:02:39
  Justin Fields coming to Atlanta. But it was a bold prediction that the bad
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  producer got all excited about. Possibility is still there in some kind of trade
• 1:02:51
  that Justin Fields could end up back in the Atlanta area no matter who I
• 1:02:59
  have talked to, which is really, as I said, a simple size
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  of people enough to be still confused that the only reason the eight nine people
• 1:03:10
  I asked that want that to happen is that Justin Fields is black. That
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  is a terrible reason to try to get your team to turn around because you
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  want a black quarterback. Because when I asked him about what has he done
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  for you two in four years? Now, that's a that's a good amount
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  of time to value, assess a personal ability of where they're going. Is
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  that not what you say that? This is the thing I can't imagine the
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  four years coach, if you ain't made the playoffs, you can really legitimately.
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  Actually you came knowing like with the box, let me go, right,
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  what's happening? And this is what I don't. I don't you want
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  Justin Fields to come to Atlanta because you think he'd be a great fit here.
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  And I can't imagine that he hadn't been trying any less in Chicago than
• 1:04:13
  his best. He's been doing all that he can do in Chicago and it
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  still ain't worked. I don't understand how people think that that's all of a
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  sudden going to elevate and he's going to be a much better athlete when he
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  gets to Atlanta. Well, and I would I would like him to come.
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  I actually, yeah, do a war chant for him to come.
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  Yeah, just I want a social experiment, social experiment, and I want
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  to see from the standpoint of he comes, do they blame the new coach
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  if he fails or do they blame Justin? And you know it's they're gonna
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  have to deliver. They're gonna have to deliver I mean deliberate. Yeah,
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  which one? And you know him right now. They're high on both of
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  them, so it's like, well, who's gonna take the blame? Well,
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  and then the old in the old Falcons, you'ld have blamed the man
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  coming down on Justin Fields, But now the man looks like Justin Fields he's
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  still not and the GM and the GM, so it looks like who will
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  it be if Justin Fields fails? If he comes here, I think it
• 1:05:25
  will be everyone. Every everyone gets fired, Everyone gets fired, the coach
• 1:05:31
  gets fired, GM gets fired. Well, I've been hollered for Justin Fields
• 1:05:38
  for over a year now, and Falcons great wide receiver Roddy White even said,
• 1:05:44
  so what does I want to know? What does he see in Justin?
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  I know that is he one of the people that you possibly talked to
• 1:05:49
  about that, because when I brought that to you that he said that time
• 1:05:54
  for Justin to come on home? Well, what does he see that he
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  can do for the Falcons? Sales tickets? Next time I'm with him,
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  I will ask him, Yeah, because I've been because I don't trust that
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  whatever you're saying you asked him to be the actually what you said, because
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  you could have asked him in a way that whether should we have Justin Fields
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  or what was the guy this year? Ridder? Which sets him up to
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  be like, sure, man, we need to get feels then, so
• 1:06:25
  I don't know and trust the way you asked him the question to put my
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  words on this mic for historical purposes based on something you asked, and you
• 1:06:38
  can't dispute his hesitation because because I know you could have asked in a whole
• 1:06:43
  nother bizarre way. It was bizarre, it was awesome description. Now you
• 1:06:51
  left him confused, like, man, I don't really know it is.
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  I don't know what he was asking me or didn't remember the conversation and in
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  its entirety at all based on the bad producer's history. But Arthur Smith,
• 1:07:03
  the former Falcon head coaches, now the offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Stealers.
• 1:07:11
  So author have some success with the Stillers, and then the Falcon fans will
• 1:07:16
  get all jealous once again, because that's what Falcon fans do. They're envious
• 1:07:20
  fans who only want other people's players when they are playing well, or they
• 1:07:26
  want other people's players based on if they are black. Other than those two
• 1:07:32
  reasons, they have a lot of envy. The Falcon fans, they're the
• 1:07:36
  most envious fan base. They don't champion their own, they champion other people
• 1:07:43
  players. They're pulling for Lamar Jackson and justin fields, people that are not
• 1:07:47
  on their team even when they're playing, when they're playing their team cheerings.
• 1:07:56
  I want the Falcons to win, but I want Lamar Jackson to play well.
• 1:08:00
  How does that work? Command see come on, help help you boy
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  out. I want Lamar Jackson to play well, but I want well.
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  That would kind of correlate. I'm on the fact to win by one point.
• 1:08:10
  I witnessed that the first time Michael Vick came back to play for Philadelphia,
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  it was like when he got in the game, it was just everybody's
• 1:08:19
  I've seen a thousand times, and that's the true example of how this city
• 1:08:25
  works. It's the craziest thing. I want this play on the other team
• 1:08:28
  to play lights out. I want him to get a thousand catches. I
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  want us to win. The NFL is to investigate Patriots wide receiver kase Sewan
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  Boute. They are saying that it's time at LSU he placed. And this
• 1:08:47
  is where it gets to where almost I have to if I'm on the juror
• 1:08:53
  jury list, I have to vote guilty because the number is so specific.
• 1:09:01
  They say he plays eight twenty seven bets. That's so specific. It's like
• 1:09:06
  he must have did it. It's not a large number of bets. It's
• 1:09:11
  not like a significant number of bets. It's not about about on thousand,
• 1:09:15
  we clocked each and every bet. That means they've got receipts. If they
• 1:09:19
  can quantify the number of bets that you place, then they've got a paper
• 1:09:25
  trail and receipts to show that these bets were placed by you. And where
• 1:09:30
  well they're saying that is in thirteen months span at LSU they have him down
• 1:09:36
  for eight thousand, nine hundred and twenty seven bets on what on I think
• 1:09:47
  games on LSU football games. Yeah, and even like no prop bets on
• 1:09:53
  itself, all kinds of different, yeah, okay, yeah, but it
• 1:09:58
  was all related to LSU football. He wasn't like betting on the Mavericks to
• 1:10:02
  get beat by the Hawks or something. He was going straight LSU football and
• 1:10:08
  the teams they were playing at that time. That has not been released from
• 1:10:14
  the report that I had read. Okay, remember, you know we in
• 1:10:18
  the sports media, but they don't. They don't give it all but the
• 1:10:21
  fact that he was betting on football period and prop bets on himself. I'm
• 1:10:28
  quite sure once they sift through at eighty nine twenty seven. That's that's a
• 1:10:34
  lot of difference. It's a lot of bets to say, Man, I
• 1:10:39
  don't really know what I was doing. I was manipulated, I mean,
• 1:10:43
  because that's usually the way you go. And they wasn't me. I wasn't
• 1:10:45
  there. I didn't really know they manipulated me. I was just a helpless
• 1:10:49
  pawn. But I was a helpless pawn eight nine hundred and twenty seven times.
• 1:10:56
  In a way I'm reading it's not really they're really getting him for betting
• 1:10:59
  on the actual games, just because he was underage in gambling. That was
• 1:11:03
  one of the fraud of mister Menta Chargers participating in the gaming under age of
• 1:11:09
  twenty. Yeah, but then that's gonna open up a whole another can of
• 1:11:12
  worms. And that's part of also bat producer of Report, We did a
• 1:11:15
  couple of shows ago where we were talking about some of the number the success
• 1:11:23
  of betting has been found to lay at the feet of a lot of college
• 1:11:30
  students. That they're finding that a lot of kids in college are placing these
• 1:11:36
  bets, like commanchie greg is saying, with the prop betting, I wanted
• 1:11:42
  to rise in this other than it being promoted on television. The one question
• 1:11:46
  I wanted to ask you guys was I broke it down into three categories.
• 1:11:51
  Is the rise in betting centered around winning money, the thrill or to be
• 1:12:08
  part of the conversation. And we'll talk about that after we do the birthday
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  report. But this, this whole betting thing, especially with the super Bowl
• 1:12:19
  just eight nine days away, do you think it's you know, or if
• 1:12:25
  you have a number four that maybe I haven't thought about, but I was
• 1:12:29
  thinking, is it about winning money, the thrill of the gamble, there's
• 1:12:34
  the thrillers high, the gambling high, or just part of the conversation.
• 1:12:40
  A lot of things move in our society just because people want to be in,
• 1:12:50
  they want to have there that I said something about, we have a
• 1:12:54
  whole turn for it called fear of missing out fomo. Oh yeah, the
• 1:13:00
  fear of missing out. And there are people that, uh, the planking
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  challenges, the tide pot challenges, all of those things that ended up being
• 1:13:09
  harmful and detrimental to people started on social media. And the reason people were
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  doing it, knowing how it already it turned out they had deemed was because
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  of Okay, we'll be back with more to Sports Jock Show right after this,
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  model, is thirty four years of age. Shakira who avoided a low jail
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  time by finally paying her taxes. Haven't we all? Is no? I
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  keep telling you man, it's ninety nine percent of what you other than you
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  know command you Greg got some skeletons like that where he might have got off
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  forty seven Ozark star Julia Garner, the actresses thirty, Big Boy uh is
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  forty nine of outcasts, Harry Styles is thirty years old. What is his
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  okay. Harry Styles thirty and Rhonda Rousey one of those. At one point
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  when she had the baton, it was all that people could talk about there
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  for about a two year window with Runda Rousey, she is thirty seven years
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  of age. She is been for the last handful of years on the wrestling
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  WWE Monday Night Ross begining a WWE will be full time hosts now by Pat
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  McAfee. Yes, that same Pat McAfee from ESPN. Never know, with
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  all the kind of little storylines over the last couple of weeks with Pat McAfee,
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  this move could have been one of those where he's getting ready to hitch
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  his wagon to something else. Yes, you never, you know, I
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  wasn't a bull. I wasn't fully thinking I would do this, But then
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  the controversy happened with is PN, and now I have a powerful network like
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  the w W E Wrestling. Uh and if it just starts on Monday Night
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  Right, Uh, what's the got Michael Buffer or Jene Okerland, Bobby the
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  of fact, w W they're going to Netflix now. They signed a five
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  year billion dollar deal with that. But yes, and that's what I'm saying,
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  They're you're starting to hit your wagon where now you see more opportunity with
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  something that is matching exactly what I might have with ESPN. And in years
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  past, you what your mind wouldn't think that with these sports networks, But
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  we have seen so much turnover and so many different faces names, big names,
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  and in some cases, uh, the separation of them and the network
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  really was a mystery. You take Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, right,
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  that kind of combo would have never been allowed to leave a network. Next
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  thing you know, they've gone all the way over to Monday night football.
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  That just you know, that's that's how it is now. And when I
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  saw when you brought this, I know I have heard about the five billion
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  dollar Netflix, and when you brought this story, I was thinking, Wow,
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  maybe he because all this seems to be right after the whole Jimmy Aaron
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  Rodgers, Jimmy Kimmel thing. And I was going to ask, do you
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  think that part of it is that going over to a platform like Netflix,
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  there is no FCC oversight per se. It's not network television. We can
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  do and say different stuff. Plus Netflix is in house, like most of
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  how that content, we would produce the show first and just sell it to
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  Netflix. So if you got a problem, you come straight to the WWF.
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  You don't go to Netflix with it. You don't go to the parent
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  company that also owns this other network. And so they've got a lot more
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  leverage, I believe, Well, I think he has the leverage as far
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  as now really being able to tell ESPN by I'll say what I want to
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  say and leave and go over here with Jim McMahon, who I just start
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  head coach of the Falcons, going to the Stillers to try to man that
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  ship at offensive coordinator. The Detroit Lions, who went to the NFC Championship
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  and just lost this past Sunday, they got their offensive coordinator back Ben Johnson,
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  and Eminem says that he can go back and just destroy the tracks as
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  when he got rumored that Ben Johnson was about to leave the Lions and go
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  take a head coaching job. At that point, I think it was rumored
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  he was going to the commanders, yes, but he changed his mind went
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  back to the Lions as the o C. But Eminem said he had a
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  disc track ready for Ben Johnson. I don't know the name of it,
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  but Eminem said, I guess he was gonna go in on Ben Johnson,
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  the old coordinator. But since he's back, he says he loves him.
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  I'm this little dish track. He's gonna shelf it. You decide to leave.
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  But and it sounded from what he was saying that like a lot of
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  people, they feel like they have the groceries in the cabinet. Yes,
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  to cook this meal. It's gonna be an epic, man. They just
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  need everybody to come back to cook this meal. When they cut the gas,
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  were just waiting on the gas to get I think he is not saying,
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  hey, don't go somewhere if we don't. He just wants to run
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  this back, this one, this whole thing back with the old ce's the
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  head coach, the talent we got just just do it again and then it
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  sounds like being can lead. But he just wanted him to stay one more
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  year. With the way the offense want the man out. He in the
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  front yard cutting the gas on now, how you're gonna leavefore we start cooking
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  you speaking the language and a lot of people sometimes that's what they want.
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  They want to be able to when you have the team on the famous quotes
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  is when you have it, you have to win it. You won't always
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  have it now and people sometimes keep believing you do. But if that was
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  the case, team would win every year. But you get a team,
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  you got to try to capitalize on it. Now. We just spoke about
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  the NBA stretching the draft out to two nights and how that's holding some of
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  these young NBA prospects in a pattern where they're waiting to find out what to
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  do with their future. You just said that it's not guaranteed to just because
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  we did good this year, everything, even with everybody being in place,
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  is going to be the same next year. Are the fans being unfair asking
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  someone to delay their future possibilities and to be that upset with him that you
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  would even come up with a whole distract eminem may't drop no new music and
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  how long? And the first thing that inspired you was the offensive coordinator leaving
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  and would make you want to create something and release it. Are you being
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  unfair to that man in his future possibility? No, okay, because he
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  doesn't. I would think that even with if he was offered that commandage of
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  that, he doesn't necessarily have to take it unless he just really wants to
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  be a head coach. I mean I think they consider like, Okay,
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  what's the front office, like, what's the roster looking like? What can
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  we do? As far as someone taking the job. I don't think a
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  guy would just take the job because it was offered to him, right,
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  so they would he would consider that and it's like, Okay, if I
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  come back, then maybe we can contend again next year. I think all
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  that's taken into account where someone will come back. They don't have to like
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  just you know, because we've seen the pattern of offense coordinator or coordinators taking
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  a job and they've only been the coordinator for one year and then they take
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  that head coaching job, and maybe they're not all with and they're not all
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  ready to take that head coaching job so soon. So it may be not
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  necessarily that he's not ready, but it's like he doesn't necessarily have to take
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  it. It's okay to come back, and they're all pro amar Ra st
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  Brown says from what he has talked to Ben Johnson about being his comeback with
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  a mindset of unfinished business. So this team really felt like and even when
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  they played Sunday, come on now, most people thought, especially about half,
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  they were right there sitting on the wall of trying to get to Vegas.
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  So it's not like it was that you could taste that ninety two dollars
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  Hamburg. Yeah, they were sitting there and and that's how you really you
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  do come back because I sat there on the doorstep of that and lost to
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  the Patriots at home. After the two thousand and one season with the Steelers,
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  we had we kind of like the Ravens. We had everything we needed
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  cooked that meal, and Belichick and his tea came in and then the hand
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  of God opened up because of the way they won the game. Typically win
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  the game, your offense has to score the two touchdowns they did get.
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  One was a punt return and one was a kickoff return. They beat us,
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  if I remember, the score was seventeen fourteen and the defense didn't let
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  the Patriots score that day. But you do leave and you go into the
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  off season with that hoping as many people as you can bring back. So
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  we will see. But Eminem, keep that dish track and I know what
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  you was thinking. You were going to sell at least a million copies in
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  Michigan. That's all I need? How much is it like two dollars?
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  the other people? And I gotta just off being mad. Make that money.
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  I lost on the bet for the game. That's all I was doing,
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  was trying to crow, but I lost them. I better meet on
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  the game. I can ben justin something and get removed. Yeah, you
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  know, you know him, He and Eve forty had a bit, so
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  you know, uh the chiefs fans uh. A couple of people have asked
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  me about the ones that froze in the backyard. Now, they did arrest
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  some gentleman who owned the home, Jordan Willis, but three of his friends.
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  I imagine they're all supposed to be friends. This story has been so
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  kind of weird and mysterious that there's different reports, and I kept thinking at
• 1:33:36
  some point somebody was going to write it in a way that I understood that
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  they were earlier in January all at Jordan Willis home watching a Chief game,
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  and some kind of way, three of the four of them froze to death
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  in the backyard, and the Willis gentleman went disappearing for two days or slept.
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  He was sleep, he was sleep. And from my understanding, now,
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  what drug is that a two days sleep? There's there's very there's more
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  than one drug two days yeah, depending on now. I mean, because
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  you could be like on some stuff that kept you up for six days and
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  then take something and then it gives you, you know, after the sixth
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  day bender, you sleep for two days because your body just need that you
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  collapse, or you could be doing a little of this, a little of
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  that and then just go to sleep. And you was right there at the
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  threshold. Now, how did they freeze in the backyard? Because I get
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  the whole plane crash in the Alps right, couldn't find uh anywhere to go
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  to me. That's the most mysterious. How do I freeze the death in
• 1:34:50
  the backyard. I just opened the gate and get my calls and go home.
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  I can roll to the the door, right, I could do I
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  could do so, I could just leave and go to my house. We'll
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  see heat is working well. The only thing is that if you think those
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  guys went outside for something and the door was locked. But from I understanding,
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  you said he was arrested. The first report I read it he vacated
• 1:35:15
  the home and then he checked itself into rehab. Well that was the last
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  report. So as he been arrested. Since he went to rehab, I
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  thought he got they take him. They took him down to the station,
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  and then when they bailed out, he's going to rehab. Now, okay,
• 1:35:30
  But I've heard like four or five different stories, and that's why I've
• 1:35:32
  been confused on how to even deliver this because it was such a mystery and
• 1:35:38
  I never figured out how they froze to death in the back and I didn't
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  bring the and see, that's the thing, sports Jack. I didn't want
• 1:35:45
  to seem insensitive because the victims here are the ones I have the most questions
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  for. It's from what I understand, they were literally like in his backyard
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  of his house. It's not like on some wilderness type of localeation. I
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  mean, I guess you bang on the door, he's sleep, He's not
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  coming to the door. Then you you decided to stay outside. You couldn't
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  go around getting your cars. And I'm not trying to be funny or dismissed
• 1:36:13
  if I'm just saying that cold, well come you. Typically he has that
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  kind of off killed her perspective on something like this, How do three adult
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  males freeze to death in your backyard? Well? Adding up that, uh,
• 1:36:33
  he said he was asleep for two days. Whatever drug that was he
• 1:36:39
  gave to them, and what drug was that? Big Kenny feel it's we
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  could just make it fall out in your backyard. I could. I could
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  just speculate what they was on. I could. That's what I'm saying.
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  But there are something that all three of us fall out. Yeah, yeah,
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  I'm saying because you know, it's it's game night, so we we
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  going in, We're trying to get there, and then maybe maybe the batch
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  was mixed wrong, Maybe we just jumped out off the porch too early.
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  I don't know. And then at some point I start to blackout, so
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  I go get me a little air. Then you come to check on me,
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  and then he stumbles out the doors locked and what one of the victim's
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  father said, they think they've seen something that they shouldn't have seen at at
• 1:37:33
  this guy's house, and he killed them and he and he killed them and
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  he probably did that by he gave them some kind of drug that knocked them
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  on conjures and just put him outside poison, That's what they were saying.
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  I read a report yesterday or somethingody he was never poison. I would drugged.
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  I don't want this to I know this isn't the point, but I
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  would much rather prefer that be the scenario. Then three people just walked out
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  side and couldn't figure out how to get back inside, yeah, or had
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  just so reluctant to leave that they froze to death. There is now there's
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  a lot of drugs that can make you pass out for several days, but
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  I would hate to think that anybody was on them that's strong. Where one
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  quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Gentlemen, Why such hate against Brock Purdy? Did I
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  miss We're brought Purty made a statement or wore the wrong T shirt? Has
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  he burned up some kittens? Why are people so against brought Prety being good?
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  Pretty getting paid? Like? What for the reasons? You just named
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  Why are we gonna pay that guy? And he ain't burned no kittens yet,
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  he won't put on the wrong T shirt. This dude just out there
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  gonna do his job and then get out the way. How dare he?
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  How dare Rock Perdy just lead his team to the super Bowl and not and
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  not get a d u y not data celebrity that we can cut to.
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  He's not doing anything distracting me and my roommate. It's taboo fun do night
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  see after the game, and we supposed to do a butt buiser around taboo
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  fun. I don't know what are you having to knock somebody out in the
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  restaurant? Rock, We need you to do something salacious. No, I
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  threw the two touchdowns. We saw that I did overthrow deebo at one time.
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  That one time, Yeah, and we we we rode that horse to
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  death when you go over through debo. We just kept talking about that.
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  Then you threw another touchdown. We had to meet, but we won.
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  We're going to super Bowl. You're going to the super Bowl again? So
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  what what? Why are y'all what did I do wrong? You had the
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  matches, you had the gas and the catch was right there, Brock,
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  the catch was right there and what you do nothing fed them? What kind
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  of quarterback does that look out for? What is the what did he do
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  something? I mean liking somebody and not liking something that's as individual I they
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  keep reporting on it, like Brock party. I missed the statement, like
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  like he's into the super Bowl in the past because of where he was drafted.
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  I'm known in the past he would be champion. You know, I
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  think I think about your one of your former quarterbacks, Kurt Warner, because
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  of his story coming from the green of Football grocery store. He was you
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  know, you usually that that person is champion, that's the feel good story.
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  But they're not. You know, they are giving them a hard time.
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  And who is that? Can meaning the media meaning the fans as we
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  meaning the bad producers homeboy Cam Newton, And I thought maybe Brock had said
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  something I missed. I don't remember a Brock pretty converse student interview him after
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  the game. I was saying I was about to say the same thing.
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  I don't even know what I heard them, like in a college interview interviewing,
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  but what I'm saying, you know, we don't know if he's high
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  pitched or deep voice or nothing real. Do you think it's got something to
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  do with the fact that he is responsible for Lamar not gone? No,
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  I didn't play Lamar in the AFC Championship, played the Lions. I played
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  the Lion. Oh you're right, yeah, And I invited Jared Golf over
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  the Fun Dude Taboo night. But that sounds so mysterious, like we have
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  a roommate, because now it sounds mad mysterious. The lastick, we can't,
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  we can't. It was a seventh round pick, right, the last
• 1:45:43
  pick of the draft. Rent in San Francisco for a two bedroom is seven
• 1:45:48
  thousand dollars. I was about to say two thousand, seven thousand a day.
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  You need a roommate if the last pick of the draft, parking spaces
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  are fourteen thousand dollars literally and all it over scenes what you read is like,
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  well, they're waiting on him purty not to be something or they need
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  to label him. He got his team deep into the playoffs last year.
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  A lot of people felt like if he had played in the Eagles game or
• 1:46:14
  didn't get hurt in it, that they San Francisco would have maybe represented in
• 1:46:18
  the Super Bowl this year people they got into it and the man looked like
• 1:46:26
  he can't even grow facial hair, but loo he doesn't. He's never in
• 1:46:31
  the huttle screaming at no one, look like he got Trent Williams as his
• 1:46:35
  bodyguard. And so what does that say about us as fans and media that
• 1:46:40
  we can't look at that guy and go, that's the athlete that they ought
• 1:46:44
  to be promoting. That's the athlete. That's how you do it there,
• 1:46:47
  Brock, way to go, buddy. You you found yourself, pull yourself
• 1:46:53
  up by your bootstrap. Septh round draft pick, you shouldn't even be in
• 1:46:56
  the league, and here you are in the super Bowl. What is it
• 1:46:58
  about us that we can't look at that and go, see son, when
• 1:47:01
  you grow up, you want to be like Brock because I can't under what's
• 1:47:04
  the difference between his story and tom Brady's just thinking the same thing. I
• 1:47:10
  mean, everybody used to pull for tom Brady before, like the first two
• 1:47:15
  or three Oh tom Brady, tom Brady. Then all of a sudden you
• 1:47:17
  start hearing the flake Gate and you hear a couple other stories about different things,
• 1:47:20
  and people want to add, oh, well, maybe he's not all
• 1:47:24
  that. But like I said, once again, those are normally feel good
• 1:47:29
  stories that you see the packages and everything. Being the last draft, that
• 1:47:33
  pick in the draft and he did this, he didn't wasn't expected to be
• 1:47:36
  this and that. That is normally the stories. Did everybody want to be
• 1:47:42
  on the underdog? Well, I'll tell you this about athletes and moving on,
• 1:47:46
  just so you understand how there are always some late or unknown people that
• 1:47:51
  move from level to level that at that next level to what that team is
• 1:48:00
  doing, that person gets it. So when you be trying to figure out,
• 1:48:06
  well, how this guy playing this well fall so far, Sometimes it's
• 1:48:12
  not necessarily the talent, it's that which you are specifically asking me to do
• 1:48:18
  on this level. I actually get it to where it becomes I'm as good
• 1:48:27
  as anybody, right. And sometimes you have all the talent and be the
• 1:48:32
  first pick of the draft and where you go and what you're trying to do
• 1:48:36
  does not sync up with what you are doing. And it happens when people
• 1:48:43
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• 1:48:47
  here and what this school was doing did not sink up. The light didn't
• 1:48:54
  go off, and that's you know, That's why we when they drafted Steph
• 1:48:59
  Curry. We didn't see this, right, did you? We saw him?
• 1:49:03
  I saw, yeah, I thought of it. I mean even I
• 1:49:05
  didn't think you're gonna be You're gonna shoot better than Ray Allen. No,
• 1:49:09
  I did not see that. Now we saw. We know. If you
• 1:49:12
  did your line, you're just telling yourself. You didn't see this man being
• 1:49:14
  a better shoot. He thought he got because his daddy plays, you know,
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  his daddy could. She was gonna give you a solid He was gonna
• 1:49:19
  give you a solid sixteen and good bay solid six You did not see in
• 1:49:28
  the gym in range. You did not see from anywhere. And he was
• 1:49:31
  gonna show up for at least eighty percent of his days. And yeah,
• 1:49:34
  you didn't see it. You didn't see nobody did. As soon as I'm
• 1:49:36
  on the wood, I'm in rain. He didn't see that. He be
• 1:49:42
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• 1:52:38
  you out there. The Seattle Seahawks have decided to go with Mike McDonald,
• 1:52:45
  former Ravens defensive coordinator, is now their head coach. How they let Pete
• 1:52:49
  Carroll go a couple of weeks ago. Pete Carroll, who won a Super
• 1:52:55
  Bowl with the Sea Hawk, something that a lot of people that are NFL
• 1:53:00
  fans never really saw it, and even took them to another Super Bowl in
• 1:53:03
  which they lost to the Patriots. Mike McDonald was the decordinator of that Ravens
• 1:53:10
  defense this year that was basically the number one defense in the NFL. He's
• 1:53:15
  thirty six, thirty seven years old, so half the age of Pete Carroll
• 1:53:20
  signing a six year deal. I did feel like the Seahawks were going to
• 1:53:27
  go with a defensive coordinator. I thought it was going to be Steve Wilkes
• 1:53:32
  of the forty nine Ers. Maybe that's who the commanders are holding their job
• 1:53:39
  for Washington. Commanders are the only team without a head coach, and typically
• 1:53:45
  if there's three or four jobs open, teams that go to the conference championships,
• 1:53:49
  their assistance typically get the job. Only thing sometimes is you could keep
• 1:53:55
  going like Steve. But I felt like the Seahawks were going to hire Steve
• 1:53:59
  Wilkes because he is has been in that division. He's already out there on
• 1:54:05
  the left coast. But maybe that Washington job someone like al Steve Wilks will
• 1:54:12
  get after the super Bowl. We've talked about the desirability of the job.
• 1:54:17
  That's a big yeah. Like the OC of Detroit figured it would be better
• 1:54:23
  just stay where he was to take the Washington job. So are they reaching
• 1:54:30
  out to other people and other people just kind of on some Now I'm good
• 1:54:33
  and he's the the best of Is he willing to go and prove himself that
• 1:54:40
  way? Like I'll go to Washington? And and with those coordinators, sometimes
• 1:54:45
  I think they feel like they're in a vein that they're going to be next
• 1:54:50
  up for the job. So they have already started compiling like a coaching staff,
• 1:54:57
  right, And then sometimes I think you can be caught off guard,
• 1:55:00
  like you think, Okay, I was successful, but they're gonna need me
• 1:55:04
  to run it back again and then I'll get the job and then I can
• 1:55:10
  fly you out here. And I'm like, well, who's going to be
• 1:55:12
  your wide receiver coach? And I don't have nobody yet because I haven't start.
• 1:55:16
  Because you do, that's one of your You've got an assembly a staff,
• 1:55:21
  and if you are not already kind of in that vein of who you
• 1:55:27
  would put together that can hold your job. But the Washington job has not
• 1:55:30
  been attractive over the last couple of years. You're still talking about this the
• 1:55:34
  Washington commanders. So it's a prestigious job as one of the fan bases that
• 1:55:40
  stays in that top five or six. So there's a lot of prestige that
• 1:55:43
  goes with it. But a coach would definitely want to know what's going on.
• 1:55:49
  You know, what power I have, who's really in control? So
• 1:55:54
  we will see all that goals earlier, go ahead. No, I was
• 1:55:58
  gonna ask, so what do you think what Eric being to me? What
• 1:56:01
  that opportunity? I mean, is that window close? Possibly? And I
• 1:56:08
  don't know, Eric, I don't feel that Eric. I've said this so
• 1:56:13
  many times before. Eric be Enemy did not want to leave Kansas City.
• 1:56:17
  I believe somewhere it might not have been wrote written down. He thought Andy
• 1:56:26
  Reid was just gonna go on into the Hall of Fame and he was gonna
• 1:56:32
  be there. And sometime if you don't like Eric, aba do say,
• 1:56:36
  if you don't push them bags aside and let that go, you take that
• 1:56:43
  to your next job. So I don't know, you know, you would
• 1:56:48
  think Eric be Enemy would have been the obvious choice to say what they say.
• 1:56:56
  I don't know. I'm just just thinking. I mean, all these
• 1:57:00
  years that you know he would like you said he was there at Kansas City,
• 1:57:02
  thought that was gonna fall in his line. Then everybody, Oh,
• 1:57:05
  he's going to be the successor of the Ron Rivera. Now you're not there.
• 1:57:09
  I mean it's not they're not even checking for you. Well, he
• 1:57:13
  had some issues during the season. Remember there was a couple of dust up.
• 1:57:15
  Well, a couple of players that was there didn't particularly like his coaching
• 1:57:21
  style in the face and you faked a couple of reports out of there that
• 1:57:26
  they didn't necessarily like the offense of coaching styles. So they did get to
• 1:57:30
  evaluate him in that situation. So do you as that look like that?
• 1:57:35
  Does that more baggage? Do you take your bags and move on again?
• 1:57:41
  Or when you know that you came there and you feel as though you are
• 1:57:46
  that have that head coaching, it's an opportunity. You feel like you you
• 1:57:50
  we if I didn't promise you the job and you you came here thinking I
• 1:57:55
  will give you the job. But he came with Daniel Daniel Snyder was the
• 1:57:58
  still owner. Now that goes to it. I didn't bring you here.
• 1:58:01
  Yeah, that's just something I was just I asked you earlier about betting.
• 1:58:06
  Yes, remember, I just want to make sure I get that back in.
• 1:58:11
  We have a true sexual content, sexual vibe, ultra sexual society right
• 1:58:19
  now. We also have a drug problem where and when I say drug problem,
• 1:58:29
  I'm not talking about necessary a crime. I'm talking about the part where
• 1:58:31
  everybody just seems like they are one blink away from diving into some drug.
• 1:58:39
  Right Like it used to be, you know, blasphemy, but now everybody
• 1:58:45
  smokes, drinks, do something something party. Betting is in that same vein.
• 1:58:51
  And that's why I asked that question. Betting used to be part of
• 1:58:58
  a list of things that you stayed away from, something you had to hide.
• 1:59:02
  Now it's seem gambling, smoking, drinking, and loose women. Used
• 1:59:05
  to yes, I used to had all that. Now it's right there.
• 1:59:09
  Those three things are right there. We can start a kit strokes away on
• 1:59:13
  your fingers, just real quickly if you had to put out of the three
• 1:59:15
  things I was saying. Is the rise because people are trying to win money,
• 1:59:23
  the thrill of the gambling, or as Big Kenny says, what they
• 1:59:28
  call fomo, I said, part of the conversation, right, They just
• 1:59:31
  want to be in that They heard Drake vet this much money, so now
• 1:59:34
  they want to bet it. Which one of those three big Kenny the fomo?
• 1:59:41
  Because gambling has always offered the other two opportunity to win money in the
• 1:59:45
  high from gambling has been there since gambling came into existence. It's only exploded
• 1:59:51
  in its popularity since social media coman you great, I agree that it's fomo.
• 1:59:58
  It was someone like dres He made it cool, or you know,
• 2:00:01
  other celebrities making it cool, so other people want to do it too.
• 2:00:05
  The thrill because you're gonna get that You're gonna get the money, regardless if
• 2:00:11
  you win. If I win five dollars off you, if I bet a
• 2:00:14
  Coca Cola, as long as I know that you gotta pay for my Coca
• 2:00:16
  cola. That thrill to know that I beat you, And that's just the
• 2:00:20
  thrill, regardless of the money or whatever, just to know that I picked
• 2:00:25
  or I did the right thing, and I would go with the fomo.
• 2:00:28
  I find that most things in our society now is driven by people, just
• 2:00:32
  even if it's not what they want. Somebody famous or it being some cultural
• 2:00:39
  phenomenon. People just jump in. They weren't even on their It's not even
• 2:00:45
  what they want. They're actually allergic, actually allergic, And all my life,
• 2:00:49
  I ain't never wanted chew a tiede pot. I watched my clothes at
• 2:00:56
  least every other week and I've never done that. And Ocean, the truth
• 2:01:02
  is he will throw your in the ocean. It's time to wrap things up
• 2:01:08
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• 2:01:50
  And I know it's gonna come off because this is like my third fourth
• 2:01:54
  time this year having to go in on my Hawks Lakers in town. Monday.
• 2:02:02
  The Hawks rolls up and beat the Lakers. But during the game,
• 2:02:09
  the Hawk fans started chanting, we don't want you, referring to Di'angelo Russell,
• 2:02:16
  the point guard of the Lakers. Now I don't want D'Angelo Russell because
• 2:02:21
  he snitched and I haven't forgot when he recorded Swaggy Pet back in the day
• 2:02:28
  with the Lakers. He's just not somebody that I would want a round.
• 2:02:32
  But I got to throw my Hawk fan base in the ocean because we ain't
• 2:02:39
  got We ain't got there yet. We ain't that good to be telling people
• 2:02:43
  that we don't need no help. I love, we like twelve out of
• 2:02:48
  fourteen right now. We need help. We need anybody that might want to
• 2:02:55
  come through here and figure out how to get us back in the right direction.
• 2:03:00
  Don't don't get beside yourself, y'all here like we we ain't no trophies
• 2:03:05
  around here. We don't want you. Yeah, we want everybody. Don't
• 2:03:11
  don't send that out there like we the Miami Heat or the Celtics or something.
• 2:03:17
  No, we want anybody. Were down with the Charlotte Hornets. We're
• 2:03:21
  all in the same boat. We want help. If Dean Russell can help
• 2:03:27
  us, I'll bite I'll bite the belt for a minute. But we don't
• 2:03:32
  want you. When did we get their Hawks? Y'all starting to become like
• 2:03:36
  the falcon Oh, y'all are the same people some of that home fans fucked
• 2:03:46
  up clank. We don't want. We don't shackers want everybody. Checkers want
• 2:03:58
  everybody want to back Donald the check it the wait for anybody to come by,
• 2:04:01
  getting them one of them Checker first. I might ride downtown to get
• 2:04:04
  me a Checkers today since ninety two because they all are closed from the Sports
• 2:04:13
  Shop show. As we always say on Thursday, We'll see in the future peace