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Leader of Billions · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough enough. I don't have any hill. Share your suck, and we
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  hold the world ransom for when you excuse me while I whipped this out,
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  shoot me broadcasting live and it let her Georgia. This this is the Sports
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  Shock Ship with Wayne Gandy. You may still bigger, fill me up?
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  Can you bring me down again? You frank me down? Do come to
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  f come to pet it comes to Mark? Is it just da? I'm
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  gonna do it big, I'm gonna go on the way you may pill began.
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  Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. I've been listening to the Sports Shock Show.
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  I am the Sport Shock Wayne Gandy. Good morning to you at least
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  of salt. Uh, it's supposed to be down. But command you,
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  Greg. Is that affecting us going out on the airwaves, No, it's
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  not. Okay, So we are here, we are live, we are
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  the college basketball season. As you can see, the tournaments will hit us
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  soon. We will be into March madness. How is your team holding up?
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  We will talk about that today as well. Interesting story I was just
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  reading about al Halford's sister, which I wonder if these guys really will agree
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  with her she was talking Anna Hawford, and she was talking about that basically,
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  no one, absolutely no one should be a billionaire. No one should
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  be a billionaire, No one should have a billion dollars. This is Al
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  Halford, the great, Alholferd, the guy that for his body of work
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  you really have to consider he starts another year or two of his production and
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  he starts being on that bubble of Hall of Famer. So, because in
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  my hall, I'm all about production and longevity. Those are two things that
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  seem to get whitewashed when consideration. But when somebody tells me, yeah you
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  can. Anyone can do something for two or three years. I got five
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  rings in seven years, right, I got five rings in seven years.
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  Didn retire. That's so I want to go to the hall. But Anna
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  Halford sister, she was on an interview and she said, no one,
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  come on, you bad producer should have a billy. Do you guys agree
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  with that no one should have a billion dollars? Say no, I don't
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  agree with any limits of anything. I believe with accountability and responsibility billions,
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  you said, yes you should be able to Yes, you should be able
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  to have as many of whatever it is you can Earn Amergin. Yeah,
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  that it doesn't sound Uh, it just doesn't sound realistic to put a limit
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  on how much money so we can have. I think it's more how people
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  use that money than that they actually that they just have it. That's ir
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  relevant, So command you grig is As for billionaires, bad producer, Yes,
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  money, I'm for the money, okay, bad producer, And I
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  think that they'll piggyback on Greg. I think that what has when you have
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  people that have that are blessed to be a blessing to others and they can
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  billionaires can do a lot lot more and when you start to tell them how
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  to you know, how they should pay more taxes. This and this is
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  not about your political view of it. It's simply should a person be able
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  to amass a billion dollars? I was just wondering where her thoughts was coming
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  from. That's what's so okay. I would agree with Anna. I don't
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  believe that you should have a billion dollars. I don't think that a billion
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  dollars should be in the hands of one person period. Uh. It's a
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  absorbing amount of money that from what I have viewed, you basically lose contact
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  with society. You start spending and buying stuff just because with no reflection on
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  whether it matters, just because and just because, and there's people sleeping on
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  the bridges. Goes against how I see religion. So every day we drive
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  down and because I don't know if everybody people think they know what a billion
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  dollars is. But when you have billion dollars, you're just spending money to
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  spend money. You're not actually doing anything, you just so you're saying that
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  that shit start and be limited to it should be. The floor is a
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  billion dollars. So me having one hundred million is cool. Me having three
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  hundred million is cool. But when I get to the bill, and I
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  think a lot of that is subjective in that there are some people who walk
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  that see someone with two cars and think you've got more than you need.
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  Someone could benefit from that. And the fact of the matter is I didn't
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  steal the automobiles. I didn't All of that was something that I've earned.
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  There are people that would see how we at this point, I'm just sharing
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  with you mc kenny from my exposure to a couple of dollars right to where
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  anything more than the couple of dollars I have amassed in my life. You
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  start getting into areas that you're just doing it to do it to save money.
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  Almost No, you're just spending bill. You're just spending money to spend
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  money. Now you're just buying the same car in another color. I'm saying
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  you gotta do something with it, not actually moving anything forward, you're just
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  so what would you suggest that people do with that kind of money. No,
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  I don't think you should do anything. I'm saying that that's enough.
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  No, you, and I guess why. I don't think that most billionaires
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  even set out to be billionaires. Most billionaires it just became a function of
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  something in society that they created, right that they moved society and it was
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  ground. But I get what she is saying when you look at the excess
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  of a billion dollars. When you take a billion dollars, you drop it
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  in a bank account without even working. Now you're making eighty million dollars a
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  year. Yes, an interest, just an interest, Yes, And that's
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  just that's just safe. That that ain't even being aggressive, that's just being
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  safe. If you make an eighty more million, So I can see what
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  she said, that's enough. If you got something that's bringing you eighty million
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  dollars a year and you're not even working you good? So what is a
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  good working number? Because now you're on yachts. You're buying yachts that really
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  occupy need two thousand people to make sense? Makes sense? Right? And
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  it's just you, your son and your ex wife, right, and I
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  never see her because you know, I'm two thousand people. It's pretty big
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  boat. So you stay on the end that you on. And I guess
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  that my disconnect comes with the first thing that you said. A lot of
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  billionaires didn't start out. They start out to create a product, to create
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  a service, to invent something that they think will move people forward. It
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  was so popular, it was so effective that now I've become a billionaire who
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  steps in and takes that surplus, who decides where the money goes, who
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  decides that. I don't think we're saying in a literal we can stop it,
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  we can stop it. You just think it's kind of about prefer a
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  mass a billion dollars the rest of your life. Right, you're just waking
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  up trying to blow it right. You're just walking in the bad producers walking
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  down to his favorite spot Magic City and just blowing money to garner people's reaction.
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  He's full off the first twenty piece Louis Lemon pepper Wing, and he
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  ordered three hundred. But he's just ordering three hundred because they all come with
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  a bottle of shame that he's not going to drink and he's not gonna and
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  he's just doing it right, just becoming You're okay, Well, and I'm
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  saying the billion dollars, you don't have to have a billion to waste money
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  like that. Yeah, there are people with hundreds of thousands of dollars and
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  the circles that they run in. I've got enough money with this three hundred
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  thousand dollars that I made on this project in May that I don't have to
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  work the rest of the year. But does that always stop the fact that
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  someone's calling me to work? Does that stop the fact that something is going
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  to get bought? Maybe not for me, but for somebody that I care
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  about. And I just think that if we set a number like a billion,
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  then other people will start scaling it down. Well, if the money
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  can flow to uther incrementally, it makes life better for the whole. Yeah.
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  Yeah, So I'm not shocked that most people are going to say no,
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  because most people are selfish and they only think about themselves, and they
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  would take the fifty billion, and they would do exactly what I'm trying to
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  tell you they would do. They just be spending money. They start trying
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  to buy space, rock cr and trees that somebody said airless basketballs just because
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  it didn't It didn't make anything about them better, right. They just wanted
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  here in the Georgia area taking on Spalding. Both have been assessed with a
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  double forfeit and disqualified from the state. Turner meant, this is from fights,
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  and we got a lot of fights, got a lot of fights.
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  Texas A and M Commerce Incarnate Word. A couple of days ago, they
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  got in a fight in the handshake line. Eight players have been assessed between
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  the two teams, four on each team for a fight that broke out in
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  that college basketball game. Texas Texas A and M Commerce won seventy six to
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  seventy two over Incarnate Word in the Southland Conference game. Both of them.
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  I guess they're just tired of losing. They're ten and seventeen and eight and
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  eighteen, so a lot of pinned up frustration on the season and they got
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  deep down. It wasn't even like the first couple of players that shook hands.
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  It was about player when player won for Texas and m Commerce shook player
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  seven. Something broke out. What he said, he y'all go home,
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  gone home, good game, whatever I tell you my mind saying we both
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  saw no no, but y'all was sorry are today? I was sorry.
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  You're the less sorry team because you beat us. So four players on each
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  teams immediately will be suspended out of there. And then in this Georgia high
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  school for a state playoff, both for these teams were disqualified, so neither
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  I guess their next opponent will just get pushed along in a bible goodbye in
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  this for a tournament. But the video broke out with three forty six remaining
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  on the clock in the first half. Both benches cleared, resulted in numerous
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  ejections, and the officials declared the contests a double fourfeit, the first in
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  the history in one hundred and two year history of the tournament that they have
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  had a double disqualification. Since all the ejections also carry a minimum of a
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  one game suspension, neither team would have enough players eligible to play in the
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  next round anyway. Yes, so that's how that would have basically worked it.
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  We've been in so many people suspended, you would have had no players,
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  and you have to have it in this what it's saying, there's players
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  right, have to have enough players to play. Now, I want to
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  ask a questions. We've seen a lot of player activity, player action be
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  placed at the feet of the coaches and administrators at the high school level.
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  Not at the high school level, but at the college and the pro level.
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  This is high school when people would infer and assume that the authority is
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  more cemented your high school student, I'm your coach, I'm an administrator.
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  I should have more control over a situation than to have both benches clear.
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  And from what I saw on the video, there were several girls from both
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  teams that took some serious two piece beatdowns, like one girl got mobbed,
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  and then there were other girls getting punched and kicked. Will there be blowback
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  on administrators and coaches or is this just another case of these kids different.
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  Well, I don't know where you administrators and coaches would be in fault the
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  game. You're in control. I'm only control on what I teach you.
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  I didn't incite the fight, right, so someone files you hard out on
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  the court and y'all start fighting how would that fall at the administrator's feet.
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  Well, no, I'm saying I never imagined that any of it should.
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  But they try that, And I was thinking, just because this is high
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  school, will they try and say that these kids are younger and so your
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  authority should have been more solidified. Not in today's sports. These kids just
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  different. The society rules of how you can govern are different, which also
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  would place the kids in a different mindset. You don't get to you don't
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  get to make kids run extra anymore. You know, they fire coaches for
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  you know, talking rough that kind of stuff like that, did you throw
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  the ball back at my son? You buy you're bullying him? So no,
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  I don't. And when I see it was these players being emotional and
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  started, especially the college game where they're just shaking hands. I was on
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  my way to the locker room. I already shut the other coach's hands,
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  right and then I and then I turn around, y'all fighting and they you
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  know, they they are two or three of those players in that college game,
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  Texas and m Commerce and in current word, they just lost control.
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  They wouldn't even be kept from trying to fight someone. Now they had started
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  pushing law enforcement arrests. They kept coming back for more and more. Right
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  now, we've seen in the past week or so, we talked about the
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  story where the Athletic Association is going to start finding spectators one thousand dollars for
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  interfering with the games. Are we about to see the penalties on these players
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  being increased to include incarceration and suspension. Should they include incarceration and suspension?
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  Well, the incarceration part, I don't know. I don't know if I
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  mean, in a situation like that, I keep coming back. Everybody even
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  broke it up, and I dovene ran around some people and pushed some people
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  down to come back and fight you, right, and I keep doing that.
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  We're gonna let you compete again. I mean again, we could,
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  we could suspend you. Yeah, it's suspensions all, it's all kind of
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  tools. Yeah, it's the other tools then needing to get long as you're
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  keeping it within the framework of who was actually you take this to the stands,
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  then yes. But if it's going on on the court on the field,
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  it's just a moment that we hope we can get you under control at
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  some point. And this looked like this spilled over some fans had came out
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  of the stands in the situation of the officials A lot. I'm just looking
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  A lot of people probably want to watch officials backing up while they wasn't getting
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  involved. As an official you talked to if a fight breakout, just back
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  up. Man. You're looking just like that guy from Purple Rain movie.
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  I looked over there at you. What was the guy that owned the club
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  that Prince worked back? Mickey was Mickey? Listen, man, you gonna
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  have to get your thing together. Can Greg found a picture of Mickey from
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  Purple Ring Man? Yea Detroit Tiger's head on that. Come on, Man's
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  just like, look, that doesn't make a difference. You got to get
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  your thing together. I just noticed that as he was talking. I'm like,
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  this man reminds me of someone. We'll be back more to Sports Shock
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  kicking back off after the All Star break tonight. Won conversation this week that
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  sparked my ear to raise up was people talking about Kevin Durant, Kevin Durant
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  and his leadership, his style of leadership. KD even responding to some of
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  what has been said and said that he's more of a person who leads by
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  example. His leaders style is a little different. As you know, leaders
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  are sometimes projected to society based on fame, based on position. Like in
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  the NFL, they sell to the public that the quarterback is the leader.
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  They will take a rookie first round quarterback and throw a Captain's c on his
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  chest right a week after they drafted him. They will just put him in
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  that position. That's what they want him to be. That's what they hope
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  that he will be. But that doesn't mean that he has earned it in
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  the least some guys in the locker room. And that's the big thing I
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  will impress upon you. If you're not in the law room, then you're
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  just from the outside looking in. And that's how we're going to address this
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  when we look at it. Kevin Durant, Kevin Durant, from my perspective,
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  standing outside looking into the fish bowl, I can see how society does
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  not see him as the leader. His disposition comes off as though he is
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  a hired gun. And you have a lot of people, and I applaud
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  Katie because Katie has never tried to sell you that he was particularly that guy
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  either. He's always, from what I've seen, been the guy that I
• 29:49
  came here to assassinate you. I'm gonna give you this thirty five forty points
• 29:56
  and then I'm gonna go home. And the biggest thing between someone like a
• 30:00
  KD and what you would deem on your team to be a leader and what
• 30:07
  should be a leader or what we think is a leader. A leader from
• 30:11
  a sports perspective and a lot of times from anywhere there's a big group,
• 30:15
  is the person who their thought when they wake up is the whole. They're
• 30:22
  the person who the ideas that they throw out seem to be more group oriented
• 30:30
  and not singular. We have a star here in Atlanta for the Hawks,
• 30:38
  Trey Young. He seems like a Kevin Durant from the outside. That's what
• 30:47
  I'm saying. I can't because I never played with him. I can speak
• 30:49
  from quarterbacks and people that they used to They push, and I'm like,
• 30:53
  that guy is not the leader. He isn't. Now you wouldn't. I
• 30:57
  wouldn't cut him at the knee and go to the public and say that if
• 31:00
  I'm on the team with him. But there's some false bravado that team's like
• 31:07
  you to believe. And a lot of times with leaderships in a KD,
• 31:12
  the leader is the guy that follows other guys home or the one who got
• 31:18
  the card to come pick them up if they're drunk or in some trouble.
• 31:23
  It ain't even always the best player. I don't know. That is something
• 31:30
  that it has nothing to do with the stardom. It has to do more
• 31:33
  of the sacrifice that you will go help run with the guy you'll go in
• 31:41
  the back and run with the last guy to try to get him to start
• 31:45
  being the first guy. You will set up the bowling or the event that
• 31:52
  we can all hang out and try to build. I don't know, and
• 31:56
  I'll let you guys speak for yourselves and for KD. From what he shows
• 32:01
  us, seems like that's not particular, and we've seen other great superstars throughout
• 32:07
  history have that same kind of I'm an assassin, I'm one of the greatest
• 32:13
  that ever did it, but I'm not necessarily trying to be voted team captain
• 32:20
  or be responsible for what you do right. Right is a little bit I'm
• 32:25
  not trying to be And you can sometimes see it on the court where the
• 32:30
  team looks like they follow this person versus another superstar that comes and the team
• 32:37
  doesn't seem like they follow him. They play with him, but they don't
• 32:42
  march to that person's drum. So when you say KD leader or the leader
• 32:51
  that people outside would want him to be, you guys real quickly, what
• 32:55
  would you say, Let's start with the bad producer. I know he wants
• 32:59
  to go first over here, Big Kenny. Nah, He's not that that
• 33:05
  vocal leader even when he was in college. You could tell when he was
• 33:07
  at Texas, he came in, did that one year for Rick Barnes and
• 33:13
  went to the league, and from there Russell was like more James Harden was
• 33:17
  more than the leader of OKC. Then when he went to Golden State Draymond's
• 33:23
  death, then as he went to Brooklyn, it was more like Kyrie was,
• 33:29
  you know, the vocal, the leader of the team. So anyone
• 33:31
  who thinks that KD is a leader, he is by example. I'm gonna
• 33:37
  put these numbers up, I'm gonna play a little defense, and that's how
• 33:40
  we play Big Kenny. I'm I'm a little confused about people criticizing him for
• 33:50
  his lack of leadership when, first of all, as you said, he's
• 33:53
  never sold us that I want this position. Second of all, to see
• 33:58
  him as an assassin, I thought they were all assassins. I thought we
• 34:01
  was all paid to come here and kill you. That's what they paid me
• 34:04
  to do, to come in to drop these thirty forty However I can get
• 34:07
  out of my hand into the basket to snatch these rebounds, to defeat you,
• 34:12
  That's what I'm paid to do. Why I got to motivate you to
• 34:15
  kill we assassins. No, everybody's not John Wick. Oh, well get
• 34:19
  out the assassin game. Then I'm no, we ain't got no trainee assassins.
• 34:24
  I'm saying we out here progom assass there is well, there is still
• 34:29
  talent. Bit Kenny, I understand that there's talent, But you're criticizing me
• 34:32
  because I'm not motivating this. This wasn't a criticism criticization. They were not
• 34:37
  criticizing him. They're just saying he should be more of a leader his leadership.
• 34:44
  Yes, and to me that sounds like a criticism. You're a great
• 34:49
  NBA player, probably one of the best, but we still want to find
• 34:54
  something to pick apart with you, and that's you're not leading the way we
• 35:00
  think you should. I don't understand why I got to lead like I said,
• 35:06
  I lead by example. I didn't hit thirty five out and gave twenty
• 35:09
  seven dishes caught nineteen rebounds. Come on, man, which is no different
• 35:15
  than the same as you're saying, I won't be great if I don't win
• 35:19
  a ring. I've never said you know, you're saying your personalized the status
• 35:25
  quo of sports. Come kd. I think that he on the outside,
• 35:31
  yet it doesn't look like he's a leader because it's I think people are looking
• 35:37
  for like those moments where like he imposes his will on the game and the
• 35:44
  and the team feeds off that kind of energy. It's like a moment that
• 35:47
  people are looking for that they really haven't seen from him, and we didn't
• 35:53
  see it in Okay, see where we saw it was. We want to
• 35:57
  see something more outward from him. He's more reserved, a laid back kind
• 36:01
  of person, and you want to believe that he a team can win.
• 36:08
  This team's gonna win simply because they have him. I think a lot of
• 36:13
  people feel that way about about Lebron for a long time and about Kobe,
• 36:16
  about Jordan, where because we have that guy, we're gonna win and the
• 36:22
  team feeds off of that. We don't really see that with him, where
• 36:27
  he's just an individual. It doesn't seem like he's someone who is interacting with
• 36:32
  his teammates in that way to where would you say feeding off of him?
• 36:37
  Would you say Michael Jordan was the leader or would you say Michael Jordan was
• 36:45
  feared? Yes both see No, that's a there's a difference. Now Michael
• 36:53
  and Kobe, both in my opinion, were feared, I'll get you up
• 36:59
  out of here, coach or player. I'm not all in to come on,
• 37:02
  let's go running. I show up at seven, and if I'm running
• 37:06
  and you show up at eight thirty, then I'm gonna have a talk with
• 37:07
  the coach. I'll be in here running, dude, don't get here till
• 37:10
  eight thirty. We need to make a trade. That's fear. That's not
• 37:14
  leadership. That's not leadership at all. And that's all I was gonna say,
• 37:17
  because my next thing, it was kind of like, there is Lebron,
• 37:21
  but we hear about Lebron, and we hear about magic and those guys,
• 37:25
  and I think theirs come from just like with Lebron when he talks about
• 37:29
  high school, he passed the ball to his front because those were his friends.
• 37:35
  They all kind of grew up like a Juice movie, right, and
• 37:37
  he didn't want to just score thirty and they ain't get no ball, so
• 37:40
  he might give them the ball to shoot. So his mind, that's how
• 37:45
  it became. Whereas Mike, as Dick, Kenny, Kobe looked like if
• 37:52
  they snap flapped, they hands to the GM. By the time practice over.
• 37:58
  You got a ticket out of here. Yeah. On his theme that's
• 38:00
  not leadership, that ain't and Kenny, we're gonna talk about it. We'll
• 38:06
  come back and talk about it as well. I'm saying the clock. Yeah,
• 38:09
  well yeah, we'll come back. Fine, hold on, Billy,
• 38:15
  so you can get and you can get those leadership in fear kind of messed
• 38:20
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  I'm this boy shop, Wayne Candy, the Great Kevin Durant, the
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  Assassin. John Wick of the n B a k D. Remarks about not
• 41:55
  getting credit as a leader. He says, I'm not charismatic as my peers.
• 42:00
  You have to sell what you're doing. I haven't sold it enough.
• 42:06
  I don't feel like I need to. I don't feel like I want people
• 42:10
  to call me a leader, but I also don't want people to say I'm
• 42:15
  not one either. We have been talking about leadership and guys being able to
• 42:22
  different styles of leaders. Most people are looking for more of the vocal side
• 42:31
  of leadership. As I said, the one thing you have to do is
• 42:35
  going to locker rooms be part of it. KD. The professionalism that he
• 42:40
  shows his ability to seems like he's always in shape. Never really heard nothing
• 42:46
  about being on time, those kind of things. One of the most famous
• 42:52
  parts of sports history is I mean, Alan Iverson is clash with the whole
• 42:59
  practice thing. You could tell it was going over his head of what his
• 43:02
  coach was trying to say. If you're going to lead these guys, then
• 43:07
  you got to lead them. You can't be the last person to practice,
• 43:14
  and then we want to be the leader. The leader is that guy that
• 43:17
  is typically the first in the building, the last in the building. KAD.
• 43:22
  More of what he's saying I think is he is a he leads,
• 43:29
  but he is not necessarily throughout his career decided to put on the vest of
• 43:35
  shouldering the weight of others right throughout his career, no matter what team.
• 43:39
  And I've never seen that about it. He's always seemed like he just wants
• 43:44
  to be the ad On. I'm just as good as the superstar that you
• 43:47
  have. But I like and I find comfort that he's doing the leading some
• 43:55
  people. He's setting up the Taco Tuesday, he's setting up the bowling h
• 44:01
  And as he said, I don't have that charisma and some of the leadership
• 44:07
  is that you kind of get in with everybody. But you had a question
• 44:12
  for Yeah, I wanted to address the assassin part when Kenny was saying that
• 44:15
  they all should be assassins. You being a military man yourself, right,
• 44:20
  Navy has the Seals, Army Beret and yourself. The Marines have the Marine
• 44:24
  Regiment Recon. I thought they would call the change the name to the exactly
• 44:30
  and the Marines, I know what they were called. Continue well, but
• 44:34
  anyway, those are special elite forces to go in and take out that target.
• 44:38
  So that's what Kadi, when you say everybody should be assassins, everybody
• 44:43
  cannot be Nit, Seals, Regiment forces or berets. And so KD has
• 44:47
  that special ability that he could come in and just take you out, walk
• 44:52
  down the street and look like ordinary joke. And and what I'm saying is
• 44:57
  those elite people they comprise a team. I know in the Marines they have
• 45:00
  what they call a fire team. It's five people. Then they're all specialized
• 45:05
  in specific things. I got a grin of deer. I got a gunner,
• 45:08
  I got a dude who's special at navigation, and we drop these five
• 45:13
  here. Now when they drop everybody, we know what our mission is.
• 45:17
  I ain't got to turn to you and go all right, bad producers.
• 45:20
  We've been to go in here and fight for freedom. No, that's how
• 45:22
  you got on the team. It's because you believe in freedom, justice in
• 45:27
  the American way. You wouldn't be here any otherwise. So we had them
• 45:30
  pep talks before we enlisted. And now that we're in here, our mind
• 45:35
  is on murder, death, killed. That's what we're supposed to be doing.
• 45:38
  And now you're telling me that you wish I was a little more vocal
• 45:43
  in asking you to be angrier more. I'm sorry. I just don't know
• 45:46
  how you got here without that fire. Well, I'm just at the leadership
• 45:52
  part. Sometimes are leaders born or are they made? Has always been something
• 45:59
  that people people have. I think there's a little bit of both, based
• 46:02
  on who and how your sensibility you can be born with just that kind of
• 46:10
  like I'm saying, that brotherhood that kind of opened everybody, and it's,
• 46:15
  as I said, it's kind of just how do you see things, do
• 46:17
  you see things as a singularity or as a group. Some people like to
• 46:23
  travel in groups, some people like to travel by themselves. That it's really
• 46:31
  just how you are based on your makeup. So I don't know that there
• 46:36
  is anything wrong with KD at all as much as that, And a lot
• 46:42
  of that is that he's always seemed like he will just add on. And
• 46:46
  there's some other guys that have tried to sell themselves as though they are the
• 46:52
  leader, but really we're not. Cam Newton tried to no leadership ability because
• 47:00
  he when times got hard, instead of saying, okay, team, we
• 47:04
  got this, he go pout and then wanted to talk about why they didn't
• 47:08
  listen to him. Y'all not listening to me. You wasn't even here.
• 47:13
  He was way down on the other end of the field. That's why I
• 47:15
  didn't nobody listen to you, because we couldn't hear you. And then there
• 47:20
  are some people who are made leaders because look, this is as bad as
• 47:23
  it's gonna get from me. I'm not gonna let nobody else let me down.
• 47:29
  And KD seems like he's the type that I'm not gonna let you down.
• 47:32
  And you just do your part. Command you Greg is Dak Prescott a
• 47:39
  KD? Or is he a Magic Johnson? Just from and remember remember we're
• 47:47
  talking about we don't we're not in the locker room. We don't necessarily know
• 47:52
  these people. We're just saying from what we have seen, which one does
• 47:57
  he look like? I think he's closer to magic? Then? Then KD
• 48:05
  is not at that level of magic, But I think he's closer to that
• 48:08
  than the other way. Bad producer? Is Trey Young KD? Or magic
• 48:19
  h KD? I mean, I mean, yeah, he's not even magic
• 48:25
  or KD. Sometimes it seems like he's just out there. I'm just out
• 48:29
  here, just one of these kids doing my own thing. I mean,
• 48:32
  that's what Trey gives me in the last couple of years. But he's definitely
• 48:38
  not a Magic Johnson. I don't see him fighting everybody over to his house
• 48:44
  for movie night. They probably don't even know where he lives. That's that's
• 48:50
  a whole nother story. I got some of that too, That's what I'm
• 48:52
  saying. Don't even know what to do. Ter that wanted to be leaders,
• 48:55
  that just were didn't even know how to get in the position of right.
• 49:00
  There was only leaders in front of the TV and in front of the
• 49:04
  coaches at that time. But when the light they took the Barney suit off
• 49:07
  as soon as that time was home. When you said that, because I
• 49:09
  remember having to tell somebody, hey, if you want to lead them,
• 49:12
  guys want you to invite them over. They don't even know where you live.
• 49:15
  You mean to my house? Yeah, you said you wanted to lead
• 49:19
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• 52:30
  wat just what shuck shaw? This? What shuck wing candy? Good morning
• 52:32
  till you out there in this thing when glad to be here with you.
• 52:37
  Had a little incident yesterday. I was at Whole Foods, like the Whole
• 52:42
  Foods cookies. Have you ever had them? The Whole Foods cookies now now
• 52:46
  from the bakery or in the bakery? Okay, because I was gonna say
• 52:50
  they got some on the shelf too, but the bakery ones are in the
• 52:52
  little glass shelving exhole. Yea very good. You never had them? Yeah,
• 52:58
  we're worn well. I don't know if they ever been warm, but
• 53:01
  that makes me feel like you never had them and you just couldn't. No,
• 53:05
  I'm saying, if you catch them when they fresh first come out.
• 53:08
  Yeah, it sounded like he had a whole another place, but coman.
• 53:13
  You have you ever had him? I've never even been to a Whole Foods.
• 53:16
  Really, you like to post a child of Whole Foods. I thought
• 53:20
  your car ran off of bar baby oil. I thought you grinded tree barking
• 53:27
  into some kind of fuel and you right, nothing like that. Like that.
• 53:32
  It seemed like, well, I was in the Whole Foods grabbing some
• 53:36
  cookies yesterday leaving and you went for the cookies specifically. You wasn't like in
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  there doing other stuff and oh cookies. You was like, no, I
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  had went over there to get some cookie. They have the little six for
• 53:46
  six dollars. Yeah, cookie, So I want to grab some. On
• 53:51
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• 53:59
  out of my onto the ground. And I'm telling the story because it's
• 54:02
  just so funny. It dropped between a cashier and a police officer who was
• 54:10
  there on security. And he was a police officer, not security. He
• 54:14
  was working a detail in this store. And I turned around and the person
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  says, excuse me, sir, Now I didn't know I had to drop
• 54:22
  the dollars on the ground. I turned around and it's the cashier who is
• 54:31
  calling me, and I dropped the money. But the first person's eyes I
• 54:36
  caught was the cop. The cop, and he had a look on his
• 54:40
  face like, don't say nothing. No, he had a look on his
• 54:45
  face like you better be glad she said something. She said something because I
• 54:53
  would have kept it. I was gonna keep that money. And I was
• 54:57
  like, man, you can't even trust the law, Johnny, you can't
• 55:00
  trust well, he knows the law possession. It's nine. But don't have
• 55:07
  that look like you're lucky. You you misinterpreted the look. The look didn't
• 55:12
  say you lucky. The look said you need to be more knowledgeable. You
• 55:17
  need to learn the law. That's that's what was going through his mind.
• 55:21
  He still kept it. He was gonna get you. No, he had
• 55:24
  that look like if the cashier hadn't said said nothing, I was gonna put
• 55:29
  it in my he's gonna walk over and put his foot on. We could
• 55:31
  have me and she could have split. She has she been smarter. I
• 55:37
  tell you, man, you can't even trust whole food. Everything's supposed to
• 55:43
  be. See, we be projecting on it just because they don't eat preservatives
• 55:47
  don't make a morrow. Justin Fields, the Chicago Bears quarterback at the moment,
• 55:54
  says he has this excuse me, unfollowed the Bears on Instagram. I
• 56:00
  always see this when players are supposed to unfollow What does that mean with their
• 56:07
  social media account? You know, on the social media, on the feeds
• 56:12
  with people that you you follow their accounts or whatever they post. So it's
• 56:17
  kind of expected that whatever team you're on, you're following that team social media
• 56:22
  account. Okay, but if it's something on there that you don't want to
• 56:28
  read, why not just stay unfollowed all the time. Then you wouldn't have
• 56:30
  to absorb anything. Well, because he's saying he's unfollowing because he doesn't want
• 56:37
  to hear any more of the trade talk, the Caleb Williams talk. If
• 56:40
  he goes on like Twitter, the Bears have the first pick of the draft,
• 56:44
  so the speculation they might trade Justin Fields and draft Caleb Williams out of
• 56:51
  USC. He doesn't want to hear any more of that, so he unfollowed
• 56:53
  them. But shouldn't he just not follow them at all if you don't want
• 56:58
  to hear negative stuff? Well, I think that's part of Justin feels as
• 57:04
  part of this generation that for this generation, they created the block button.
• 57:09
  They created all kinds of ways where if you make me uncomfortable with your perspective,
• 57:17
  I don't have to listen to any of that. I can block you
• 57:22
  where I don't see anything from you. I can unfollow you, I can
• 57:28
  shadow band you. There's all kinds of things I can do to make sure
• 57:31
  that you don't offend me. I can report you, all kinds of things
• 57:36
  for bullying to make sure that you don't offend me. So he's basically just
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  this is a generational thing. If they were when the Bears were high on
• 57:44
  him and saying good things about him, he was following. He didn't have
• 57:46
  a problem with it, But now that there's a lot of rumors that he
• 57:51
  might not be there, his feelings is hurt. Well, I wouldn't necessarily
• 57:54
  I say that. I mean, there's a lot of players who have unfollowed.
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  Unfollowing is a girl move. There's a lot of players. But he's
• 58:00
  now following b John Robinson, excuse me, gosh, my tight end pits
• 58:06
  and he's following. No, no, no, no, no, Let's
• 58:08
  stick to what I'm talking about, though, Why do you unfollow the Bears
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  if you're just in fields? Maybe saying he's ready to go. He's ready
• 58:19
  to move on also in to say that he wants to get away from all
• 58:23
  the all the noise wherever whatever platform he likes using the most. That's the
• 58:30
  kind of if he's following the Bears, you will get a posts about the
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  Bears, like suggested post in your feed about the Bears. But if he
• 58:42
  takes that off, so so we're gonna keep them, so we could keep
• 58:45
  you. You're going to follow us again, that wouldn't be a well possibly
• 58:52
  yeah, if he if it if going to next season, he's still in
• 58:55
  the Bears, he'll follow the Bears. That's the most middle school Ears move
• 59:00
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  Big Kenny Comanchi, Greg bat producer in the building with Off talking about Chicago
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  Bears, who are on the clock with the number one pick, Justin Fields,
• 1:02:50
  who they picked four years ago in the first round to lead their team.
• 1:02:55
  A lot of speculation that they may trade Justin Fields before the draft and
• 1:03:02
  draft someone like USC's Caleb Williams, or they may keep Justin Fields and go
• 1:03:10
  other ways with those two of the top ten draft picks that they have,
• 1:03:15
  but it is all up in the air. That has caused their quarterback Justin
• 1:03:21
  Fields to unfollow the Bears on social media. For me, someone who's not
• 1:03:29
  really deep on social media, I find that if you have to, if
• 1:03:34
  you're following somebody, you have to follow, whether it's good or bad.
• 1:03:38
  So you don't it doesn't make any sense to unfollow them and then they say
• 1:03:43
  they're going to keep you, and then you go back that. I don't
• 1:03:45
  know how that works to me. You're just like, it's like people who
• 1:03:52
  at a critical moment in a game or a TV show turn the TV off
• 1:03:59
  the play is over and then turn the TV back on like that. I'm
• 1:04:08
  not surprised that you would do that. And there's people. Yeah, it's
• 1:04:12
  like, you know, two seconds left in the game, they turn the
• 1:04:14
  TV off. Now you've been sitting here for two and a half hours watching
• 1:04:17
  this basketball game. Now with one shot to go, you wanna, you
• 1:04:23
  know, run away. So it's just an odd thing that Justin Fields would
• 1:04:29
  unfollow the Bears based on the I thought you would want to know the info,
• 1:04:33
  right, and then this is I want to see it, you know.
• 1:04:36
  Yeah, maybe I need to start gathering boxes. Yeah. I can
• 1:04:41
  understand you not reading it right every day, right if you used to log
• 1:04:46
  on and read it every day, But I wouldn't none follow. I would
• 1:04:49
  just not read it every day if it was bothering me. But it's a
• 1:04:55
  big decision. It could set the whole tone of the draft, a where
• 1:05:00
  a lot of people and players go in this draft, because you imagine that
• 1:05:04
  if they don't trade Justin Fields, they probably used that first pick, they
• 1:05:09
  could go down a couple of slots. Probably try to still get Marvin Harrison.
• 1:05:15
  In that situation, they could do like the Retz the Commanders years ago
• 1:05:21
  where they drafted two quarterbacks in the first round, RG three and Kirk Cousin.
• 1:05:28
  So keep Justin's Fields drop down a little to you know eight or nine.
• 1:05:33
  Still draft a quarterback. Well, you know with the Caleb Williams,
• 1:05:39
  it might be Jason Jayden Daniels or something, So I still have somebody.
• 1:05:43
  It's just a lot of options for them heading into the draft. Why wouldn't
• 1:05:46
  and for me, if we've got somebody like Justin Fields and we're going to
• 1:05:50
  keep him, the first thing I think he would need is either somebody to
• 1:05:55
  block form or somebody catch for him. He seemed to have a pretty good
• 1:05:58
  catcher in was it more is wide receiver Dj Moore, and so a lot
• 1:06:03
  of what it seemed like he was struggling with was keeping people off him.
• 1:06:08
  So maybe we could put our resources into some of that. But I think
• 1:06:12
  that well, they have two of the top ten picks, so they still
• 1:06:15
  get a quarterback, yeah, and a left tackle or a right whoever the
• 1:06:19
  best lineman is at the time that they pick, or any combination. That's
• 1:06:25
  why I say they have a lot of leeway. AD question about that,
• 1:06:28
  like it seems that the if it suggested that maybe the Bear should keep fields
• 1:06:36
  and draft Marvin Harrison Junior. I know, I think Keishawn Johnson's the last
• 1:06:42
  wide receiver to be the number one pick? Is it like still or why
• 1:06:46
  is it still like frowned upon or a bad idea to take? It's like
• 1:06:54
  the only positions that are allowed to be the number one pick our quarterback,
• 1:06:59
  left tackle, or defensive end. Everybody else you don't take that position number
• 1:07:04
  one. Well, those are the cornerstones of building teams. You have three
• 1:07:12
  or four positions that they find to be the cornerstone that when you can find
• 1:07:17
  the elite in them positions, you want to grab them other positions. It's
• 1:07:24
  kind of I can plug and play, remember, or there's a richer,
• 1:07:30
  deeper access to pool of people. So throughout the history of the draft,
• 1:07:40
  that's just how it is being and that's the philosophy. And you got to
• 1:07:45
  be a sure bonafide to be in another position. You have to you would
• 1:07:53
  have to be otherworldly. Two, especially if you're something like a receiver in
• 1:08:00
  that position or running back it's just that I feel like you're the next coming
• 1:08:06
  of something. But most teams are going to build around the quarterback. They're
• 1:08:10
  going to build around the left tackle, they're going to build around the defensive
• 1:08:14
  end. You get a lot of cornerbacks that go high because it's hard to
• 1:08:18
  find the great ones like that. So it's the way the NBA used to
• 1:08:23
  be about the centers, right. They've gotten away from it because the game,
• 1:08:28
  how they play the game is different. But in the eighties and nineties,
• 1:08:34
  you started building around the center, the big man, the big man.
• 1:08:36
  Everybody wanted the big man. And we just saw the last NBA draft
• 1:08:41
  where the big man never got drafted. Yeah. Yeah, you didn't take
• 1:08:45
  a point guard particularly. You started more inside and built out in those situations.
• 1:08:50
  So we will see what the Bears do here. A lot of commotion.
• 1:08:55
  I know the bad producer wants them to trade Justin Field here, and
• 1:09:01
  if you're the Bears, you put these fillers out. I'm sorry, Justin's
• 1:09:03
  is a business, and I might want to keep you until some desperate team
• 1:09:12
  call with just an offer. I just could not. Man, We'll get
• 1:09:15
  you, Dak. You start giving me you until they call me with some
• 1:09:24
  kind and they're gonna trade us Dak and Michael for you. Oh yeah,
• 1:09:28
  then let's make that happen. It was it ain't that cold out there.
• 1:09:33
  So these kind of things aren't always that they have decided. It's just more
• 1:09:40
  I can put it fillers. How desperate do you want the number one pick?
• 1:09:45
  Because I might? You know, I might have the number one pick.
• 1:09:49
  Pick three calls me and tells me I need the number one pick to
• 1:09:53
  get this. They're not going to draft the person that I want. They
• 1:09:59
  just don't. I want number two to get the person I want, so
• 1:10:02
  I switch over them. They give me another third round pick. I still
• 1:10:06
  get the guy that I want at three. All these are the little the
• 1:10:11
  shadow games they play, so I still end up who I wanted, but
• 1:10:15
  also added a third round pick because three just wanted to make sure that two
• 1:10:20
  didn't get who I wanted. So it works that way sometimes. Jimmy Graham
• 1:10:29
  tight end for the Saints. I also played for Green Bay and Seattle in
• 1:10:33
  his career. Want to ring with the Saints, the six to six basketball
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  player. I don't think jim even played college football, did he? He
• 1:10:42
  was like Antonio Gates. They were basketball players and they turned into big time
• 1:10:46
  Hall of Fame potential. Jimmy did Okay, he played one year, but
• 1:10:51
  he was a basketball player right right there? Yep, okay, he is
• 1:10:56
  now about to row around the Arctic Ocean. What did you tell me earlier?
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  Yeah, he was with the group that plans to row row across the
• 1:11:10
  Arctic Ocean for charity. How long is that gonna take? They said it's
• 1:11:15
  six hundred miles, expected to take ten to twenty days. And are we
• 1:11:26
  talking about like a row row boat, not something where they're getting off and
• 1:11:33
  then sleeping in a yacht and then getting I'm talking about they're just gonna be
• 1:11:39
  in the row boat like a rowing team. It's yeah, it's okay,
• 1:11:44
  there will There'll be a crew of four. They'll alternate in two hour shifts,
• 1:11:49
  and they'll be in a vessel which has two cabins, so it's it
• 1:11:57
  is a boat, but they'll be moving by rowing. Well, so we
• 1:12:01
  we sound four people two hours of piece. So I'm gonna get us what
• 1:12:09
  seventy five yards in my two hours of rowing? But it doesn't sound as
• 1:12:13
  dangerous now. I thought they were just gonna get in a rowboat in a
• 1:12:15
  little rowboat, like the kind of they use. A competition says they are
• 1:12:20
  expected to combat polar storms, brutal temperatures, and wildlife encounters. It's a
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  bad idea. It's a horrible idea. And the only reason I think about
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  it because in the Arctic Ocean you're probably more likely to come in contact with
• 1:12:38
  was that the killer whale. And they don't really do it like other wildlife
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  doesn't. They They are very calculated in their ability to bring down water vessels
• 1:12:49
  and attack and kill. So I just was picturing the four of us getting
• 1:12:55
  in a rowboat with a couple, a couple of oars, and a couple
• 1:12:59
  of bad of life jacking water and rowing. That's more dangerous, right If
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  there's another vessel and we're getting off and getting cad getting six hours of rest.
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  That's cap camp, not a camp tent, but a camper. They're
• 1:13:18
  only allowed to sleep ninety minutes at a time. Yeah, but the whole
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  thing they're allowed to sleep. If we were just in a rowboat and you
• 1:13:29
  fall asleep shifts. Yeah. But they're getting off of the rowboat, getting
• 1:13:32
  onto another ship. They get to get some hot chocolate woman and get a
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  red bull. We'll figure it out after the breaks some because you said there
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  was a two cabin ship. Yeah they have they have a place to sleep.
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  Yeah, that's that's importing nutes getting right. But we're talking about the
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  picture that it draws without going into all that is that we have a vote.
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  I'm gonna have to see in that. I'm gonna have to just lay
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  that I got to use the bathroom over the side of the boat right well
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  in the water bottle. And it's not that it's not that it's you and
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  he sleeping one cat with a camper. You got a roll vote with a
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  they're not but an hour and a half a seat that sounded like the trap.
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  Rondo out of jail. Then you get pulled over for a gun or
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  something that we could go so Roger, thank you. Well, we've all
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  we've all had that happen. No, no, Big Kenny, we had
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  every he's been pulled over and had a gun. I'm just not I'm not
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  not what you know, it's what you can prove it. Thirty eight years
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  old Doctor J, the original pimp of basketball seventy four? Uh did Doctor
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  of teams. That's why that Will Ferrell movie is semi pro Some of that
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  that's when they even adopted a three point line. The NBA did before that.
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  I don't think they had a few years a few years later after the
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  if you never get that he's protecting her. She's the daughter of her best
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  and Equalizer three go back to Man on Fire. She was I think maybe
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  about six or seven. How old was she in that ten when he was
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  Shaquim Griffin is shopping his bio pick around. H looks like he's trying to
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  get Michael B. Jordan to either produce it or play the role. Uh,
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  the former NFL star made his fame out of u c F. I
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  remember was able to make the NFL just a couple of years ago. Where
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  he is missing his left hand. Uh played defensive end, outside linebacker.
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  His brother, his twin brother, plays cornerback. Where is he now?
• 1:28:20
  Uh, he's I know his name was Shaquill. Yeah, he's not on
• 1:28:28
  the I don't think he's on the Did I say did I say M's name?
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  Right? Is that Griffin is? He's shopping his bio pick around,
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  which should be an inspiring story for this young man who it was the talkative
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  town that he made the league and and and it was no knock against him.
• 1:28:48
  It's just, uh, things you can get away in high school and
• 1:28:51
  things you can get away with in college get exposed at the pro level and
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  it sounds it's nothing against him, but to try to do that on the
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  pro level without that hand is just wasn't possible. How long did he play.
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  I think he might have got two years in now. I want to
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  ask with him shopping a bio pick. They're going to need a leader and
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  it was worth the gamble from what he had done in college. So it
• 1:29:20
  was one of those pity party, right, Yeah, he could get to
• 1:29:26
  the quarterback and do things like that, and you maybe try to see but
• 1:29:30
  without that hand. In the NFL, where everything is just so much precise
• 1:29:33
  and the tackles are just I mean, people can't get around Trent Williams of
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  the forty nine ers with both hands. So that kind of thing and intercepting
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  the ball is big in the NFL. Being able to knock the ball and
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  take it away. It's a huge four linebacker and that's what being able to
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  pull with one arm and hit the ball out. And it's just I always
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  tell, what you get away with in high school and college is just different.
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  It's it's it's watching a guy leave high school or college. He gets
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  his pros. He can't dribble with his right hand. He gets exposed that
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  he can't dribble with both hands. And that's rare once you that and that's
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  and that's rare. But it will get exposed those kind of things, because
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  that's what people we're specifically sitting places for four and five hours a day recognizing
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  Kenny can't go left. So we're gonna all gold, pull up, pull
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  up the calves game, right wenu? The bulls game? Okay, go
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  back to cop can't We got him? We got him, We got him.
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  Now he in trouble. We're gonna trap him all day. And I
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  wanted to ask you with him trap trap With him selling a biopic, he
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  has to have a lead actor. Do you think they will pick someone that
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  is accredited already and use some sort of prosthetic off the missing hand part.
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  Or do you think they will try and find an actor just like the NFL
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  did him and give him a chance regardless of his limitation. Do you think
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  they'll try and find someone's actually physically missing a hand, or they'll just do
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  the Hollywood thing. I would probably teeter of trying maybe to find a little
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  more recognizable character, and if not, then someone has because you got to
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  have twins, because remember him and his brother are twins, right, they
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  are twins. So it's gonna be either you're gonna have to find some twins
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  or a person that can play both roles if they're trying to sell the movie
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  and trying to sell the movie, which should be an interesting story for him
• 1:31:44
  to get over that kind of thing. And it made me think about whatever
• 1:31:46
  happened to the guy for the Dolphins a couple of years ago who got in
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  the car wreck. Remember it's five six, seven years ago. He was
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  on the highway, got in the car wreck, end of his career,
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  that had amputated his life leg. He was like an offensive lineman or a
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  defensive lineman. We'll have to look that up. I was thinking about that
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  because the heats player, Heywood high Smith, the guy that he had an
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  auto accident with a couple of weeks ago, issuing him because they had to
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  amputate his leg. And when I saw that, I was thinking, man,
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  whatever happened to the guy and he played for the Dolphins. He was
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  down they had a car accident and they had to amputate his leg, and
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  I want to say his offensive lineman, but it was, you know,
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  about two weeks and then it went away. So his name was Kendrick Norton.
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  Okay, Kendrick Norton. What year was that? We love the story?
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  That was from twenty nineteen? Okay, yeah, it was five six
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  years ago. I remember having a talking about that story. I wonder what
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  he's doing now. But Heywood high Smith of the Miami Heat, I was
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  in a car crash, I think he. I don't know if he hit
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  the guy walking. I looked that up, but I do know the guy
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  issuing him, which you would imagine that was gonna happen for like a hundred
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  thousand dollars, which I thought was kind of low for a limb for limb.
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  Yeah, they amputated his leg. So and I'm not you know,
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  I'm totally against we have a little too much freedom of suing people right in
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  this country for about some of the oddest stuff. But this seems like a
• 1:33:28
  legitimate. But it seems like a legitimate if you hit being I lost my
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  leg. How he needed thirty five dollars and go to the courthouse, you
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  can file a piece of paperwork and get it done. Machine gun Kelly,
• 1:33:40
  I know you guys, keep up with machine gun Kelly. I saw that
• 1:33:45
  he has blacked out most of his upper torso with black ink. If you
• 1:33:54
  pull up a picture of him, I mean he is gone from his shoulder
• 1:33:56
  to like his lower med of his stomach where the color of Comanche Gregg's sweater.
• 1:34:05
  He's going with that kind of black ink all from his wrist to his
• 1:34:12
  shoulders and his entire upper too down. Is it me that they changed the
• 1:34:16
  ink, because there was one time they were saying too much ink could poison
• 1:34:23
  you. Or was I wrong about that, sports Jack? It could be
• 1:34:28
  the same thing because I get I get sharpy ink on my finger and that
• 1:34:31
  get a little burn so and it stay for three days. The machine gun
• 1:34:38
  is literally for you out there. When you look it up, it's it's
• 1:34:42
  it's deep dark like that's what I'm saying. It's that Beijing infant black I'm
• 1:34:47
  talking about it. And he's got a little design of a cross in the
• 1:34:50
  middle of his chest and some lines going up his arms. Some people are
• 1:34:56
  upset because of the cultural appropriate. Yeah, I'm that's the tattooing is I
• 1:35:04
  was thinking more of I thought that much ink was what would kill you,
• 1:35:09
  would kill you in that situation, especially soaking into that little thin body of
• 1:35:15
  machine gun Kettley. Have you seen I'm looking at it when Greg is putting
• 1:35:19
  up on the on our page right now, if you want to see it,
• 1:35:23
  any of our listeners. Uh so, machine Gun Kelly blackout upper torso
• 1:35:28
  tattoo like somebody dipped his upper body into some blacking now so so will they
• 1:35:35
  gonna call that not blackface? But he doing? Uh? He just said
• 1:35:40
  he don't care about that, Okay, but I want to ask, uh
• 1:35:45
  if something happens as a result of this. We live in a litigious world.
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  You think he'll go back and be on some man. Y'all knew this
• 1:35:53
  ink was dangerous and you let me do it. Uh No, mister,
• 1:35:57
  mister Kelly, remember that ten sheets of paper I gave you and you signed,
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  You signed all the waivers, all the waivers that we were not responsible.
• 1:36:06
  I thought that waving like this, I thought you was saying you want
• 1:36:11
  to be to be a waiver waiver. Best buye is getting rid of all
• 1:36:15
  their DVDs and Blu rays. So the era of the DVDs and Blu rays
• 1:36:19
  are over. If you need some, I have something back here that I'm
• 1:36:25
  trying to figure out what to do with, about two hundred of them back
• 1:36:28
  here and some some bens. I asked, I have no clue what to
• 1:36:33
  do with it? I asked, Commander Greg, what do we do with
• 1:36:34
  them? Now? I like you, I probably got a couple of hundred.
• 1:36:39
  You know, what do we do? Hey, I still got a
• 1:36:41
  bunch of VHS tapes. I'm just waiting on the VCR to come back.
• 1:36:44
  So what do we do? They're collector's items. Yeah, the vc are
• 1:36:46
  going to come back probably about ten more years, and you're gonna be like,
• 1:36:49
  you're gonna pull it out. It's gonna be something foreign because they're gonna
• 1:36:53
  bring it back. Like would I need to bring it the phonograph? Like
• 1:36:57
  they bring a little bitty record player back. It's like a thing that it's
• 1:37:00
  a fad everybody. But I still have the DVD player. Why would I
• 1:37:02
  need? No? I saw about the VH VHS VCR. The DVD is
• 1:37:08
  gonna get obsolete. They're gonna go all the way back to the bringing back
• 1:37:11
  the VHS. You know how things come yourself some time. I'm saying things
• 1:37:16
  come back, you know, they come back and bring it back. And
• 1:37:19
  what he's saying is like, if I want to use my DVDs, I
• 1:37:25
  just stick with me. Now, put them in the DVD player that I
• 1:37:30
  own. I still got both the DVD player and the DVDs, so it
• 1:37:35
  hadn't really gone anywhere. It's just not popular anymore. There's no POB I
• 1:37:41
  understand. But he so you think eight track coming back to? Well they
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  got something going back in technology, mate, Well we're going back. We
• 1:37:51
  going back to wax, were going back to the phonograph, to the albums.
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  I mean I'm getting things now from record labels now sending me the twelve
• 1:38:00
  inch or instead of just the actual email with the wave foul. You know,
• 1:38:05
  if you so it's coming back, I haven't seen anybody pull the Creater
• 1:38:11
  records in. And I've been hiring DJs here for the last decade, but
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  I mean, have you it's two of it. The three of top DJs
• 1:38:20
  are my personal friends, and they walk around with a small little case.
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  There's something called a Vinyl night where you could come out and you go back
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  to nostalgia where if you show your skill level where you can spend with that.
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  Angel Reese's petition to trademark the buy You Barbie has been denied and that
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  case is close the Great l s U Center. Angel Reese was trying to
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  trademark the label by You Barbie, but the power of Barbie shut that case
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  completely down. You ain't blonde. I don't know why you went up against
• 1:39:01
  that juggernaut like they were going to keep you some rights like winning an oscar.
• 1:39:08
  They got all kind of Barbie names and they're milking all of the profit
• 1:39:12
  out of that. Angel. I don't know what you would. Thank you.
• 1:39:14
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  Miller who also has been arrested, and two other juveniles. They have and
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  put any kind of label of gang where it was rival gangs or anything,
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  but it seems like maybe mister Lindall Mays and Dominique Miller. But I think
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  It was the one that was found in the TV reporter. So they
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  are putting him with a second degree murder and other charges. That seems like
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  he and the biggest thing is the parade part. You're not going to get
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  any compassion. No one has compassion in those kind of shootings. That you
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  the whole street. But when people start feeling that way about that, you
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  ten eleven, twelve years ago, where people are already kind of hesitant to
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  that, Kenny gets all tight because he thinks it's the drug dog, but
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  that's not the point, but when they go, that's the bomb sniffing doll.
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  O whooa beck hurting Charlie Horse, Charlie Horse, what does that mean?
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  They say that that means you have a what cramp? Because I don't
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  know what? Who cramps from city sitting and breathing and he don't pulled the
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  muscle. I love it that producer is fun me Uh the No Bull Tour.
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  Scottie Pippenhorse Grant, Luke Longley are going on a tour. Uh.
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  It is called the No Bull Tour. It will be over in Australia,
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  which is the home of Luke Longley. I don't know if he lives there
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  permanently, but that's where they all ways used to advertise he was from and
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  they will be discussing the greatness of the bulls back in the day. Command
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  you you said you were very surprised that it was in Australia. Yes,
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  because the Uh, Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant have been very critical of the
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  Last Dance documentary and they have a lot of things that they want to get
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  off their chest about Michael Jordan. Luke Longley was notably not included in that
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  documentary. There was a separate one about him and his time with the Bulls.
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  So they want they it seems like they have a lot of stuff they
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  want to get off their chest, but they're doing it from the relative safety
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  of being in Australia. It's still a mass out of America. Well,
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  it's good sale with Luke Longley being from there, good place to kick off.
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  You have tours that end up in America that kicked off in the country
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  over you want to get a little buzz going right about it, get some
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  it's all just some of the controversy. Well, we'll come back real quickly
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  and talk about I'm just saying, but when you said about outside, I'm
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  like, we're one of those big interests. So you get a couple of
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  headlines out of it from other places that you know of to sell and then
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  next thing you know, someone from Madison Square Garden is asking you to do
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  a round table to talk to come back and do it over here. I
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  did not know that Luke Longley was not in that documentary, not that I
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  like, Yeah, I would have thought he was a fixture on that team
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  back then. You would think he would have one little line or something in
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  I'm this what suck wing Ken. We left off talking about the No Bull
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  Tour, Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, Luke Longley. That combination was part
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  of that first repeat that the Bulls had in the early nineties. I remember
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  famously after that, Horace Grant went down to Orlando. Michael Jordan retired for
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  two years. The Orlando Magic at that time with Horace Grant and Shaquille O'Neal,
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  guys like that Penny Hardaway. They did go to the finals. They
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  lost to the Houston Rockets. In that time window, the Rockets actually won
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  back to back in that window, and then Michael Jordan came back to the
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  Bulls, joined his buddy Scottie Pippin. They added Dennis Rodman in the place
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  of Horace Grant, and they when they got Tony Kucko to replace someone like
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  a loop lonely, not exactly to replace, but I'm just giving you different
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  people on that team. And they went on another three repeat but they're going
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  to do a no Bull tour starting over in Australia, and I was just
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  saying a lot of it with that last dance, probably was just to you're
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  going to and rightfully so and right whether it's right or wrong, whatever,
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  Michael Jordan is going to have his way because he has shown you to be
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  a person that he could really just not do any of what you want.
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  He's not that kind of superstar. So I'm quite sure whoever came he had
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  like kind of like the final cut of who and what and how something was
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  put out there and why would I want to put something out there that's going
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  to hurt my brand? So it doesn't surprise me whatever might have been left
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  off, whatever Horace Grant, Scottie Pippen, Luke Loney might have wanted thought
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  should have been added to it, or you know, they did have short
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  parts. I'm quite sure it was the power of just getting Michael Jordan to
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  sign on, because he is the biggest superstar on the planet that does not
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  care to do that. You don't just see him. Most things he's at
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  or ten have something to do with him. You ever notice that he's not
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  just at some event. He typically people, Oh, he was down at
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  the National because he is the brand. Jordan is the sponsor of Michigan.
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  Some of you just didn't know that. That's why he shows up where he's
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  supposed to. He's at the Fishing because he owns a fishing team, or
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  the NASCAR. He typically is in places where he is and I'm quite sure
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  his power was why and they could be rightfully so that hey, you know,
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  Mike was just selling and they left there with a certain view point of
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  them that these guys want to go out and uh Luke probably had some promoters
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  in Australia that hey, Scotty Horse, you'll want to come over and make
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  like they said, get two NBA guys that is special and a four date
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  tour for two million dollars. Brief flight to Australia that's me on the plane.
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  Do you think I just want to talk about the three feet go ahead?
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  You think with this when they trying to clear up some of the Jerry
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  Cross things, you know, with everything that's transpired over the with in the
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  last few years, with Jerry Cross being talked about on the Last Dance and
• 1:56:41
  then what happened just recently with his wife, you think they will add something
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  or some kind of way to make him not look such as a villain that
• 1:56:50
  he that he had. He's dead, he's looked upon in the city of
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  Chicago. I don't know the way it's set up. I don't know if
• 1:56:59
  it's an open floor for Matt for people to ask questions, or they just
• 1:57:04
  telling their story. I'm quite sure they probably it's probably open that they can
• 1:57:09
  answer whatever kind of questions they want to. But Jerry krous All gets condemned
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  in a lot of ways from outside looking in for just being what he's supposed
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  to be. The GM, his whole movement is supposed to try to continue
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  to create teams to win and to know when not to and when to trade
• 1:57:30
  people, and sometimes that can make you the villain. Matt Barnes, a
• 1:57:33
  former NBA Star will be put off of Sacramento Kings TV out in California.
• 1:57:41
  The NBC network has decided part ways after that incident with the high school broadcaster
• 1:57:48
  that happened a couple of weeks ago where Matt Barnes threatened one of the commentators
• 1:57:56
  that was doing a high school game. Yeah, high school student too,
• 1:57:58
  yike. He was at the height he had went. He had gone to
• 1:58:01
  a high school game. He went to see his son play, who was
• 1:58:03
  coached by Derek Fisher, and some kind of way, Matt Barnes ended up
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  in some kind of heated threatening the high school color analysts or whatever that was
• 1:58:15
  doing the home broadcast broadcast. So Matt Barnes keeping his old ways up the
• 1:58:21
  heat. The thug is light skinned. Dude out there, I don't want
• 1:58:26
  to smoke with Matt. I thought it would have been some kind of okay,
• 1:58:29
  he's matured if his sons are being coached by Derek Fisher and y'all know
• 1:58:33
  that situation. But apparently he is not matured in the way we thought.
• 1:58:39
  And Shannon Sharp has uh someone was sharing with me that Shannon Sharp has had
• 1:58:44
  to explain why he let his stylist go. Rumors were that his stylust was
• 1:58:53
  l G B t Q, and people were starting to promote that Shannon was
• 1:59:00
  that way. And it's so sad, Shannon, that you would do that
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  or have to be in that position that people, I don't understand how one
• 1:59:09
  has to do with the other. If I go hire a stylists, it
• 1:59:13
  has to be And can I sue for a discrimination? Can I sue for
• 1:59:16
  wrongful time? Yeah? Because because you knew my lifestyle when I arrived,
• 1:59:25
  correct, you knew I would imagine hopefully we'll let this story air out.
• 1:59:28
  But I don't understand. I think they said Shannon said he decided to go
• 1:59:31
  with his he always kept his old stylists as well, and the old stylist
• 1:59:36
  was doing more of the work anyway. But I'm not even talking about Shannon.
• 1:59:42
  I'm talking about society as a whole putting pressure on him that he that
• 1:59:47
  if I do something like that. That's one of the biggest things that we
• 1:59:51
  try to fight. You shouldn't have to be in a place if you're hiring
• 1:59:56
  the best person for the job that you want that person. Sexuality shouldn't be
• 2:00:01
  something that's thrown at you that now you gotta defend that's just that's just didn't
• 2:00:08
  set well with me that something like that would happen. And we are in
• 2:00:12
  the ocean. The truth is he will throw your in the ocean. It's
• 2:00:18
  time to wrap things up on the Sports Judge Show with Wayne Gandy. We
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  here the sounds of option gives to Smatch'll testament it to Vin would like to
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  thank you for tuning in to today's show. Remember as we go off the
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  for your contributions today. You knew when you saw the story. If you
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  knew the Sports Show, you knew who was going in the ocean today.
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  Big Kenny knew command she a producer. Probably he he knew he knew when
• 2:01:33
  he read the story of Jasmine's Moss. The thirty year old mom over in
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  Memphis charged with misdemeanor child neglect and child abuse. I don't know why y'all
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  put the word miss the mina. I don't even know why that even exists
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  in this case. Thirty year old mom decided to let her five year old
• 2:01:56
  daughter, wax her. What does it misdemeanor about that? You're talking about
• 2:02:03
  societal walls falling down. Let's start with that. Jasmine Moss, and all
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  of you right now that has ever had a problem with your mama call them
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  say, mama, you know what I reflected slapping me across the back of
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  my head. I shouldn't have been mad at you about that. You were
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  right, Mama. I did smoked the TV I did. I did,
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  and we hadne all done it. We didn't all smoke. Could have been
• 2:02:30
  having me wax you at by and I haven't even done that, and that
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  would have put me in therapy. That would have me deep down in therapy,
• 2:02:41
  not even knowing how to connect with life anymore. But Jasmine Moss,
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  even command you, Greg agrees with me, gonna drop you off. We're
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  gonna chain you up and drop you off. Make sure you don't come back
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  to the top. Throw it notion and pro get tough on crime. Man.
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  This is a crime. It's the wording I said, John, It's
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  how you end up being GLORIALA I told you end up being glorial. That
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  wording is specific. Yeah, Jazmine Mass from the four Shock Show. As
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  we say on Thursday, we'll see you in the future. Peace,