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Deprived of the Salad Bar · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any series shuck and we hold the world
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  ranchom for excuse me while I whipped this out broadcasting Live and Atlanta. To
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  your joousness, this is the Sports Shot Ship with Wayne Gandy. You may
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  began, I'm jig comes it comes a look, is it just I'm a
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  doing by? I'm gonna go on the way you made Bill began. Welcome,
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  Welcome, Welcome. I'm listening to the Sports Shop show. I'm the
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  Sports Shock Wayne Gandy, Good morning. Tell you I hope you're having a
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  great week so far. We are cruising into Sunday showdown between the Chiefs and
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  the Ravens, the Lions and the forty nine ers. Can't wait, four
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  teams left too, will head to Chaotic Vegas is one of those trips that
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  I want to go, but I know I want to go. But I
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  know I want to go, but I know I know the misery of it.
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  Been there, done that. I love. Vegas is one of my
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  top two or three places to go, but I keep seeing the alcohol bill,
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  the food, everything jacked up. You see it, you see it
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  come in. I see it in your eye. You see that twelve dollar
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  cheeseburger now forty dollars. You know how they gonna do it. You know
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  how they gonna do it. They gonna they gonna jack everything up. You
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  see the Vegas Strip, you see jam pack barely can get by VIP access
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  still taking two hours because everybody got the VIP access car. You see it.
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  And that's the part that throws me off on going. It's the part
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  that throws you off. Were going on certain vacation places that you might have
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  loved. You go to South Beach and you know, or Cancoon or somewhere
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  where you knew, and it was fine until everybody heard about it, and
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  then it became where it was taking you an hour to go two blocks,
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  or there was no reservations at the restaurant that you like going to, that
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  kind of hass of which starts to dampen the trip more than enhance it.
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  So it's one of those one ago. But I know what's going on in
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  Vegas. On February the eleven Super Bowl. One of those four teams that
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  I mentioned earlier, the Chiefs, the Ravens, the Lions, the forty
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  nine ers will represent the Chiefs, who have won two Super Bowls in recent
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  times, the Ravens who haven't won a Super Bowl in years since the last
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  of Ray Lewis last time they hung up a banner, and the Lions who've
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  never been to a super Bowl looking to try to at least get to that
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  level. And then the forty nine Ers, a championship team through and through,
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  one of the top five organizations as far as winning Super Bowl all and
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  when you look at it, as I said on kind of small market small
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  market, if you look at the forty nine Ers, out of those teams,
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  probably the biggest fan base because they've won so much. When I say
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  small market, I'm not talking about population. I'm talking about the gravitation of
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  teams and people who like you. The Falcons are not a small market team
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  based on population, but they are a small market team when you talk about
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  how far their fan base has expanded. Cowboy fan, Raider fans, Stealer
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  fans, you find them any and everywhere. Packer fans so they even people
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  never been to Green Bay, you can find them as a Packer fan.
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  They've done a lot of winning. These teams. Forty nine ers have that
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  same effect. But a Lion fan, you imagine ten miles outside of the
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  state of Michigan, you start fading out. Or if you meet them and
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  they say I'm Alliance fan, they have moved somewhere from Michigan. Yeah,
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  am, I explained. That's my experience where I have Cowboy fans here in
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  Atlanta that are born and raised in Atlanta, and they are Cowboy fans.
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  It's just just trying to paint that whole picture. You don't meet Kansas City
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  Chiefs fans are even new Bandwagon jumpers, or they're from that Missouri, Kansas
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  area. They might live somewhere else now that's where they are. You find
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  a Bears fan anywhere people love the Bears. It's like Laker fans the bad
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  Producers. A Laker fan, I'm not sure he's ever been to LA.
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  Have you ever been to La? Yes, sir, okay, he's been
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  out there to La. So now we know well he said it did.
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  But good morning out There is raining here in Atlanta. As you know,
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  the a keep all your clothes on deck. It can be freezing one day.
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  We're your pipes won't get to get any hot water, and then it
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  could just be raining where you need your raincoat. But we are here.
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  We are happy to be here. We got a great show for you for
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  you out there. One of the big conversations before we came on air was
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  lunch. If you can roll back your rolodex to when you were in high
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  school, grade school? Were you on free lunch, reduce lunch? Did
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  you pay full freight? Can you remember? Back then? It was three
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  kinds. It was free, at least in my area, there was free
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  lunch, there was reduced lunch, and there was the full freight free in
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  my time, I want it is free like it always is. Reduce was
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  like forty cent and full was like a dollar in my time in grade school
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  back in the eighties, Big Kenny, were you you free lunch, reduce
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  or full freaked? Can you remember it? I fluctuated between full freight and
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  reduced okay, full freight and reduced bad reducing full freight comanche things are between
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  full freight and reduceday. I think the full was like a dollar ten okay,
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  okay, So it's kind of the same. How much is how much
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  is lunch now? Sixty three dollars? That elementary stuff no no for today,
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  because they got stuff like wraps and salads and off of that that the
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  kids actually know how much your daughter's just left high school. It was about
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  a buck sixty two ten. Okay, so inflation has it affected it.
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  It's not that far off from when we were. It hasn't grown much.
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  No, No, I hadn't grown much. Okay, full freight and the
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  offerings haven't grown much either. It's still like a pizza and corn, that's
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  still the traditional offering. Well, the key in my time was I fluctuated
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  with free and reduced lunch. I never paid full freight. When my sister
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  graduated, I went to reduce lunch because typically it's about the income and how
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  many kids are in the house. How they fluctuate, I mean, how
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  they set your your lunch. The key was to go to the salad bar.
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  That's how you get over on them. Don't go get in the line,
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  go over to the salad bar. It's for now. Salad bar.
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  You make up your own salad. That's the key. So you had the
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  ability to load up. Wait, y'all had a salad bar? Salad bar?
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  Wow? Had a salad bar? Did you have a salabar? Yes?
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  Yeah, fancy fancy that Italian bean and that stuff that clogged all the
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  time. What was your lunching in Chicago on a serious note, like we
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  would have hot dogs and tater tots. We would have pizza burger, which
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  was a hamburger made like a pizza that they put between two slices of bread
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  with some sort of random vegetable of corn or a green bean or something like
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  that. But it was always burgers and tots and fries and pizza and a
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  Midwestern diet. Okay, okay. We had salad bar. No, we
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  never did salad wed my elementary school. We used to see very few people
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  you would have met. Very few people went to it though. It wasn't
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  like the rave but because they I mean, you're talking about kids, so
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  kids want pizza and not dog and the sloppy Joe and what we were in
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  that stuff. But where our salad bar should have been was just a condiment
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  station for onions and relations and things like that. And we had great lunches
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  all through my school years because a lot of the parents of people who were
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  in the kitchen, you knew most of them, and they were actual cooks
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  and chefs, so they would do a little bit more. I don't know
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  about the chef park we cooks. He make a heap of good He make
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  a heap a good sorcle They were chefs five Star up the school I'm from
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  in bug Hollow, North Carolina. I don't know many chefs working at the
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  lunch room and his side. In between his opening up five star restaurants in
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  Vegas, he comes back to bug Holland, North Carolina. You always make
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  it funny, you always make it. How many chefs to happen to kitchen
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  uh, it's gonna be one of them days. Uh. The Babadoos are
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  still thinking. Miss Sally from the lunch Room was a chef, and Big
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  you went to a life of crime. I had green vegetables. You didn't
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  get salad. Seriously, y'all had green vegetables. Y'all didn't even have that
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  nasty broccoli and cheese we had. Core. Jim Harball has completed his mission
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  at his alma made of winning a national title, and now has decided to
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  take his talents and his coaching ability back to California. This will be his
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  third stint as a head coach or fourth. This is fourth right in California
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  area, in the state of California. Fourth right San Diego State. Then
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  he went to Stanford. That was San Diego, San Diego University of San
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  Diego, University of San Diego. Then he went to Stanford, then he
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  went to forty nine Ers, and now he's at the Charger. So he's
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  back in Cali like his fourth time around. He's with the Chargers now a
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  organization just a couple of years ago, with the talent that they had,
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  a lot of people thought they could compete and they were a couple of wins
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  away from reaching the Super Bowl as well. They have fallen a part of
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  the last two years. They fired their coach around week twelve thirteen, they
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  got rid of Staley, right, is that like the last maybe four games
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  they played without him. Don't hold me particular to that one, but it's
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  in that area after they lost to the Raiders. So everyone in research and
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  just look back to the loss of the Raiders that it was that game.
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  So they have gone with Jim Harball on a five year deal, the sixty
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  year role finally bringing home the trophy after a distinguished record at Michigan where basically
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  he got criticized each year for losing a game. That's the kind of job
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  Michigan and the kind of fan base that they really felt like he was demand
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  for the mission. A lot of speculation of different rulee violations under Jim Hardball.
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  We talked about this being a great possibility, especially if he won,
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  because it just seems like the NC double A and Jim Harball, who just
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  were not going to get along, they were going to find any reason to
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  suspend him. I think this is a good hire while you're laughing, because
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  it just it seems like they were really kind of it was personal at some
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  times, and I laugh at the ridiculousness of how it seems like something like
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  a football governing body could be angry with a coach to the point where they
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  will go out of their way to complicate his life and the program's life.
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  And this started all the way back when he first got the job and he
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  was taking the team. I think the first year he had spring camp down
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  in South Florida for like two weeks. And next year, I think you
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  took him the room that was groundbreaking and he was ushering in a new kind
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  of mindset to college football. And I remember when he started, it was
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  from the idea that the football team does all this, it really doesn't get
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  a reward as a team. He was basically saying, the bowl game you
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  send me to. Sending us to the Cotton Bowl is not any kind of
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  where other sports benefit from us going out and winning and go on trips to
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  different parts of the world for tournaments. And Jim Harball took the spring training
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  and now he's won a championship for Michigan and will now be the head coach
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  of the Chargers. The Chargers job for him, you would imagine is something
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  is back in California. But he has Justin Herbert, so he has a
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  quarterback that kind of fits the way in which he played long time. Bear
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  played for the Colts, played a year or two for the Ravens. I
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  got in in ninety four. I think Jim with the Colts Indianapolis Colts what
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  I got in the league. And he stayed around to about two thousand,
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  so that would have been about my first five or six seven years we were
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  in the league together. He's sixty years old. We know his brother,
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  John plays is the head coach of the Ravens, so they have been very
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  supportive of each other. I see this as a win for the Chargers that
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  they got Jim Harbaugh. What about you, guys, Yeah, I see
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  it as a win because and you realize that they gave him all power for
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  him to come there, because that's what it was gonna take to get a
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  coach of Jim Harball. And now you look at all the quarterback matchups as
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  far I mean head coaches with the quarterbacks who they're with right now. He
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  does have a great quarterback. He will get the credit if if once I'm
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  not gonna say they're gonna go out there and be in the super Bowl next
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  year, but in two or three years down the line, it will be
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  like, hey, Jim Harball was able to bring the best out of Aber.
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  I don't know about that. I think the best of a Bear has
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  already been on display. He might want to get the best out of the
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  rest of the players. Give me the same, get everybody else to play
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  well. You know, he gonna give you tough. He's gonna have a
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  defense. He's gonna make the defense tough. They're gonna have that mindset of
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  him. No, they're gonna give me a defense. He's not a defensive
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  guy, but all his teams have that toughness in the past. As far
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  as the defense, that's gonna He's gonna have a good staff. He's gonna
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  give him a good coordinators. He's gonna have good people around him. But
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  I mean, but him being a quarterback himself, what he did with Alex
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  Smith and Colin Kaepernick to get to the championships and conference championships in the Super
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  Bowl, he's gonna get them there, big Kenny. Is it Herbert or
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  Abay or Herbert? I'm thinking Bobby. I'm apologized, Okay, I just
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  want to I know how people are about their names. I just want to
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  get it right. But let me ask you something. They gave him a
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  five year deal. Is the patience in UH with the Chargers going to last
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  that five years? I mean, he comes off as a national UH championship
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  college coach. He's got all of this experience, and now he's got Herbert
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  back there and he motivates the rest of these guys, and they still wash
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  out in the in the player in the wild card round, or they still
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  don't get to the divisional playoff. What happens then, is it, like,
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  man, we want to send him somewhere else, back to college.
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  He can't cut it at the NFL level. That's the only thing I worry
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  about with him being inserted somewhere where he doesn't quote unquote have to really get
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  it out the mud. He doesn't have to really build the squad. He's
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  got key pieces already. So if it doesn't go well, are they going
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  to still be coming for him? We'll be back more to the Sports Job
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  shock show. I'm the sports shock Wayne mccandy. The Tennessee Titans went out
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  and hired Brian Callahan to be their head coach. Gentlemen, we were talking
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  about Jim Harball being out with the Chargers. Girod Mayo is with the Patriots
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  now as the head coach. So we got what four teams left? Yes,
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  without coach, Panthers, Commanders, Falcons, there's one more out there,
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  Falcons Commanders, Carolina Panthers, Seahawks, the Seahawks. Seahawks are still
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  without a man to man their ship. A lot of speculation Bill Belichick might
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  find his way here in the Atlanta we will see. But four jobs still
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  available, and you imagine that is going to be here in the next week
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  with the combine coming up here soon, the Super Bowl. A lot of
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  these teams probably are looking at some of the offense or defensive coordinators for these
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  four teams, like Aaron Glenn for the Lions or whoever's manning the ship.
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  Steve Wilkes is the decordinator I think for the forty nine ers. So you
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  have a lot of teams and someone like a Steve Wilkes would definitely be on
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  the radar of like a Seattle Seahawks because they play against him. A lot
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  of times, you grab people that either used to be with your team or
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  been a direct opponent that you've been able to in your division. So in
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  that bad just go ahead. Now, I was gonna ask, do you
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  think I know the Falcon has had two interviews with Jim Harbor. Think not
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  having a quarterback like Herbert in place and not probably wanting to relinquish all the
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  power. That's why we lost down on a possibility of Jim Harbaugh here in
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  Atlanta. Yeah, I would think it would be more of the power.
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  How much power there will let him really wield in the team. The Falcons
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  do have a top ten pick, so any coach is going to be able
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  to go out and draft the quarterback they would like based on how they want
• 29:22
  to run their system. You imagine the Falcons with the eighth pick will have
• 29:27
  the eighth pick, Yes, will get a quarterback or trade for one in
• 29:33
  that situation. And some of it is what direction the team thinks they should
• 29:37
  go in, should it be a defensive mind offense. You just have different
• 29:42
  philosophies. You see the Patriots, I think they got their eye on how
• 29:48
  Demico Ryan situation is with the Texans as how they want. Then you have
• 29:55
  someone like the Tennessee Titans who would look at how success full Callahan has been.
• 30:02
  He was with the Bengals right as the coordinator up there and matching the
• 30:07
  head coach with the quarterback in the situation. And I realized the last couple
• 30:11
  of days why I have so such a disconnect with this new world of everything
• 30:18
  and everybody's conversation has something to do with the quarterback, and it just plays
• 30:22
  off of that I played. I tried to make it like it was more,
• 30:26
  but it's really just that I played football, and I never walked in
• 30:30
  the huddle and expected any more out of the quarterback than the other ten positions
• 30:37
  out on the field. And when you turn the film on Monday. I
• 30:42
  know the fans sit there and oh, it was the quarterback. But when
• 30:48
  we're watching the film, the receiver didn't get out the break like he was
• 30:52
  supposed to, the tight end didn't run the route he was supposed to,
• 30:56
  the right guard missed the block. So it rotated, each and every play
• 31:03
  rotated or why to play didn't have success. But outside of that, if
• 31:06
  you've never been in that and you just watching from TV, everything is,
• 31:10
  oh, the quarterback, Oh, the quarterback, Oh the quarterback, and
• 31:15
  then infuriates me. And I've learned, and I'm talking about in a two
• 31:19
  day period, Big Kenny, to push the brake because since if you don't
• 31:25
  have that experience, all you're going to do is become a mouthpiece of what
• 31:27
  you see on TV or here on radio to where everything is the quarterback.
• 31:33
  But I was never on the plane back home thinking, man, we lost
• 31:37
  this game because of how people talk about the quarterback. Right because on that
• 31:45
  third and one when you didn't pull, or you went the wrong way,
• 31:48
  or we made the wrong check, or it rotates on why each and every
• 31:52
  play didn't work. But on television they nine out of ten times is the
• 32:00
  quarterback? Do you think that the play didn't work when he didn't have anything
• 32:06
  to do with the play. Do you think that a lot of Do you
• 32:12
  think a lot of the focus when things do work is on the quarterback,
• 32:15
  So it's just the reverse when they don't. Because when he makes that amazing
• 32:22
  throw or he shows that phenomenal touch or whatever other adjective they use to describe
• 32:29
  his play, he scrambles and gets yards that nobody saw him being able to
• 32:35
  get. That kind of thing. That puts a lot of the spotlight on
• 32:38
  the quarterback for the success of the team. So when they're not having success,
• 32:44
  sure you didn't run your route, but he should have been able to
• 32:46
  do something with his legs. Remember this is the leg guy. This is
• 32:50
  due with the touch. So I think sometimes we put so much weight on
• 32:54
  the quarterback position as a whole. Like when we talk about the team facing
• 33:00
  each other. It's no longer the Ravens versus the whomever. It's Lamar Jackson
• 33:07
  versus right right, Patrick Mahomes. That's the easiest way to sell it to
• 33:14
  you and get you to as a public, to buy into it. It
• 33:17
  creates this idea of But as I said the other day, it's not like
• 33:22
  Patrick Mahomes actually plays Lamar Jackson at all. They literally, other than handshaking,
• 33:30
  do nothing against each other in a game. I had to take a
• 33:35
  step back over the last couple of days because people and it's like everything is
• 33:38
  about the quarterback, and I'm sitting here like, well, and I know
• 33:44
  why, because I understand that every play doesn't have anything to do with the
• 33:49
  quarterback. Even when I call games, if a play happened, I really
• 33:52
  take you back to the beginning that this play is all about the protection had
• 33:58
  nothing to do with the quarterback. Or it has to be the running back
• 34:00
  picked up the blitz, or how the receiver created the space for the ball
• 34:05
  getting there. But on television they tell the bad producer it was all the
• 34:09
  quarterback. Well that's what they laid on his feet, So then that's all
• 34:16
  he becomes. We think about it. Now, we're in an era where
• 34:22
  sports has become entertainment. All entertainment has to have a hero. So they
• 34:27
  needed a main character for football. It has become the quarterback. Because there
• 34:31
  are so many other instrumental positions. A lot of times they get mentioned,
• 34:37
  but the quarterback's good, bad, or and different. We've seen, Yeah,
• 34:42
  I got what you're saying for Kenny, and I'm just saying the people
• 34:45
  can sit down with me, have a conversation with me, be around me
• 34:49
  from years, and still leave talking about the quarterback. I'll gave you a
• 34:55
  whole tutorial about something that should have opened your eye, and you still are
• 35:00
  leaving telling them about whatever we didn't do or did do. Have something to
• 35:04
  do with the quarterback. Quarterback, quarterback, quarterback, quarterback, quarterback,
• 35:08
  quarterback, quarterback, quarterback, Like Greg just made a second quarterback, missed
• 35:13
  the kick, he doesn't kick. I'm sorry he didn't. He didn't,
• 35:19
  he didn't do some of them hold you know that kind of stuff. So,
• 35:22
  but that's just where it is. Jim Harpball being out in the Chargers
• 35:28
  makes for a great division of coaches out there. Now. When you tell
• 35:31
  about Antonio Peers, Andy Reid, Jim Harball, Sean Peyton, you can
• 35:37
  get any kind of antics. Have those four different personalities out in that AFC
• 35:45
  West, but Kansas City, Baltimore guys who are gonna pick that game later
• 35:50
  in the show, as well as the Detroit San Francisco. I think people
• 35:57
  are lightweight, cheering and hope beween the Lions win people because you know,
• 36:05
  they just are just pulling on people's heart streams. You know, the poor
• 36:10
  little lion and he you know, Paul Wow. You know it's just good
• 36:21
  team. Somebody give the Lions a break. They're just playing on your You
• 36:25
  know, nobody wants something they beat. Don't don't hurt the Lions again them.
• 36:32
  Let them. Let them roar like a lion. Wiz. That's the
• 36:45
  lion from the Whiz. That's my only reference. I didn't have. I
• 36:51
  didn't have salad in school. You think I had lions. That's my only
• 36:54
  reference to the Lions on down the road. But four jobs, Carolina,
• 37:02
  who have they been interviewing. I think they interviewed uh Ben Johnson, the
• 37:08
  Lions offensive coordinator. The Lions offensive and defensive coordinator have been being interviewed for
• 37:15
  head coaching jobs. So as well as they're doing this season, if both
• 37:20
  of their coordinators get jobs, then where would they leave them. So getting
• 37:24
  to the Super Bowl definitely would make them even hotter, especially being with Carolina
• 37:30
  because you have such the young quarterback there and the trash get him trying to
• 37:36
  get him going. The Falcons are now down to Bill Belichick and oh man,
• 37:43
  I'm so I don't think we're going to give up the power. Belichick's
• 37:46
  going one more is down to Belichick and Jason. Yeah, we're to choices
• 37:54
  Jake from State Farlichick. It's just like we forgot about Seattle. We really
• 37:59
  haven't. I've been hearing anything about who's interviewing for that job, have we.
• 38:04
  I've only heard dan Quinn so far. Oh to bring him back home?
• 38:07
  Yeah, okay, that would that would be a nice picking dan Is.
• 38:13
  I think maybe fifty five fifty six. That's just stress that Moses looking
• 38:19
  as that's just the stress. He's not that old. You need to retire.
• 38:25
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  Wayne Gandy, Good morning. Tell you out there, Big Kenny dan Quinn
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  is fifty three years Oh, I told you that's just he went up to
• 42:00
  the mountaintop and saw the burning bush and it turned to white. That stress
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  of his half white and he ain't never been the same. Coaching has a
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  component like the president being the president, where it just well, it's going
• 42:16
  to age you. It's going to make one part of aging standout, whether
• 42:21
  it's great hair or baggy eyes, something like that. Usually in the coaching
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  profession out there, Big Kenny says, a lot of you out there are
• 42:30
  cheering for the Lions and the Ravens because you're tired of the Chiefs and the
• 42:39
  forty nine ers. In Webster, the word for that is in the h
• 42:46
  department, it's called haters. Haters. Never never hate on a team.
• 42:53
  Go for the other team if that's what you like, but don't hate on
• 42:57
  a team because they success, right, that makes sense. That's not a
• 43:02
  thing. That's that's that's that's not a thing. Go with the Colors.
• 43:07
  Go with that. You like Lions and all that, but don't go because
• 43:10
  the other team and go too much. Kids play. That's called participation trophy
• 43:22
  started. But the Lions do seem to have. And that's why in this
• 43:25
  matchup. Sometimes you think about advertisers. And when I think, like we
• 43:35
  said with the World Series, we estimated with that to those two teams that
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  in the last couple of decades, it was the lowest ranked world series.
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  And this as marketing. You have four teams that you easily get to build
• 44:00
  any kind of scenario, no matter which for end up being there, from
• 44:06
  the Lamar Jackson on one side versus Rock Party, or Lamar Jackson versus the
• 44:13
  Lions, and will Jarrett Golf get his ring finally on you know that kind
• 44:19
  of scenario the Chiefs back for all the Swifties, so there's no losing if
• 44:23
  Kansas City goes to it. And then if you get the forty nine Ers
• 44:29
  versus the Chiefs. They's just always to market that you have four teams that
• 44:34
  have some kind of storyline that can sell tickets. You think if Kansas City
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• 44:45
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• 44:52
  Just got two weeks. They got two weeks to come up with a
• 44:53
  song. Aisle Height it two weeks and she she'll come up. She'll do
• 45:00
  her part, and he'll take his shirt off and it's say an eighteen million
• 45:05
  copy bam, and and it's this time she will just pull his shirt off.
• 45:08
  It is legal to do that instead of Janet and justin Timber. Yeah,
• 45:13
  yeah, could just snatch his shirt off, yeah and smack him and
• 45:17
  smack him. Yeah, and there you go. It's the s Yeah,
• 45:22
  he just write up right her in there. Yeah. You think they're gonna
• 45:25
  have a I'm quite sure he has one of those supermodel songs or somewhere she
• 45:30
  came out. She gonna come out and don't have one of those times?
• 45:35
  What's what's one of the songs? He has one of those kinds of some
• 45:40
  of that Yeah every day? Yeah, come on, Yeah, he comes
• 45:58
  Taylor on. You know what I said about hate the bad producer want to
• 46:01
  move but he can't, but he hates on it right now. He's gonna
• 46:07
  that makes you want to move on it. It was around with Ersha,
• 46:13
  probably you got you got a problem with. So he drops this and Taylor
• 46:19
  come walk walking out and they'll remix it and she'll she'll sing it Jersey,
• 46:24
  Oh my goodness in the eighty seven Jersey, and then we'll sell the picture
• 46:30
  of the eighty seven what do they call that, greg when they just sell
• 46:32
  the picture People magazine to put out four four U four editions just that.
• 46:38
  Remember how they used to sell a digital image p f T s O n
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  f T n f T that we got. So you had all that,
• 46:45
  but you didn't have a salad bar. I did you need? You need?
• 46:50
  You need to go back and fine, because I had a salad bar
• 46:52
  in the fifth grade. Listen, now, the people's probably the people probably
• 46:58
  were still in the money. You have in a salad bar. We should
• 47:00
  have had a salad bar, but we didn't because the school system was still
• 47:04
  in the money. Salad is cheap. I'm saying school because this is corrupt
• 47:09
  there. But then I'm saying, I just want to let the audience know
• 47:14
  he's still hot. Every every break he go back to y'all had a salad
• 47:17
  bar, different dressing and stuff. Y'all had different flavor dressings. Well back
• 47:22
  then you only had three dressing must have been up, so that's different flavors.
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  Three three. Back you had a thousand dollars ranch ranch in French.
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  Those are the only dresses you had back in the day. You was fancy
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  if you found a house with some Italian dress. Somebody was leaving. See
• 47:40
  see that kind of word that Cadeleena get you jumped on right? What you
• 47:45
  call me trying to start a fighting? Didn't want to put some ca on
• 47:54
  my salad. Boy, we don't get out like that around here. So
• 48:00
  I'm sorry, But Kenny, you didn't have a salad ball in the shot
• 48:06
  on the south side. Maybe that's south side, west side, the south
• 48:08
  side, my host. But y'all have Harold's chicken though, yeah, my
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  host Lary, I never saw salad. Have Harold's chicken. Yes, okay,
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  And now back to the sports job, Wayne Gandy center Court on sports
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  news gossip blah blah blah blah blah. Oh is that Kenyl again? Hey?
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  Bringing bring bringing bad bringing bad lead, got me drinking big Welcome back
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  to the show. This whatsh up? Wayne Canteen. The Milwaukee Bucks decided
• 51:36
  that they had just had enough. I'm always so interested in these firings and
• 51:40
  hirings in sports when they all happened in the same year. It just confuses
• 51:47
  me of how it came to pass without some kind of criminal act that the
• 51:57
  Milwaukee Bucks decided after forty three games that the man they had hired, Adrian
• 52:04
  Griffin as their head coach this year, was just not going to be the
• 52:08
  answer. I just don't know. To me, you fire everybody that told
• 52:15
  you to go get Adrian Griffin and keep Adrian because you gave me some bad
• 52:22
  business advice. If I'm firing the guy halfway through the season, I can
• 52:30
  get even a full season and then you fire, right, but just halfway.
• 52:37
  Remember basketball for eighty two regular seasons, so basically forty three games is
• 52:39
  halfway through. You no longer want this, gentleman. Either you got bad
• 52:45
  information. Either you didn't talk to your superstar from the jump, because we
• 52:50
  do know the superstar in the NBA has a lot of weight on who's the
• 52:53
  head coach. And now you go out, you get Doc Rivers. Doc
• 53:01
  Rivers has won one title, correct, but it still makes you wonder why
• 53:07
  Doc Rivers is such a hot commodity. In a lot of ways, that
• 53:13
  team seemed to bend over backwards to grab him, and as though he is
• 53:19
  Phil Jackson or Pat Riley or Greg Popovich, guys with multiple rings under their
• 53:28
  belt. Doc Rivers a great coach, been a great coach, But he
• 53:31
  seems, and is his record seems that I can only get you so far
• 53:35
  as well? Is that not correct? At times? Yes, it shows
• 53:38
  that since because I don't even know has he been there in one final?
• 53:43
  I don't even think he'd been to a conference finals. He's been to two
• 53:45
  finals, he won one. But I'm saying since but since his winning,
• 53:50
  I'm saying, I don't think the teams that since he left Boston, has
• 53:52
  anybody been to a conference final? No? No, And that Boston championship
• 53:58
  was what like eight Oh, I was gonna give him credit. I was
• 54:02
  about to say, like twenty twelve, two thousand and eight, I was
• 54:06
  playing, Oh, okay, I'm still on the football field. That's how
• 54:09
  long it's been. Wow. And they went and got Doc again. Not
• 54:15
  questioning his ability, I'm just saying they're getting him like he has led teams
• 54:21
  more. I didn't know why they got rid of Mike Budenholzen other than I
• 54:25
  guess Yannis, you know, because you do. It's kind of vice.
• 54:31
  It's kind of reverse in basketball where the superstar has to kind of give the
• 54:36
  thumbs up. And I was going to ask without the credentialed trophy tally that
• 54:46
  a lot of other coaches like Phil Jackson may have, Doc may have something
• 54:52
  in him that he reaches these players. They when you talk to the players,
• 54:58
  they all want a Doc Rivers as a coach because it seems like wherever
• 55:01
  he goes I've questioned the same logic how he goes places, and it's not
• 55:07
  like they go back to back to back championships. When he gets there,
• 55:10
  they're formidable. But that's about it. But everybody really loves him and they
• 55:16
  keep wanting him in the mix. So maybe he just especially in this new
• 55:21
  era of load management and stuff like that, maybe they want somebody who can
• 55:24
  speak to this generation of player. Well, Adrian Griffin have him second in
• 55:29
  the East. He was thirty and thirteen second in the East right now before
• 55:37
  the firing. I don't understand, you know, like, where is it
• 55:40
  if it's one thing if you told me, okay, we was projected to
• 55:45
  win the East and we're in ninth place and they still have to pay.
• 55:52
  But for me to be in second place and we're only halfway through this year,
• 55:58
  we're dealing with a new lineup of the new players. It's just a
• 56:01
  very strange firing in my mind. Well, I know ESPN steven A.
• 56:08
  Smith, he had been speaking on coach Griffin since December, like he something
• 56:14
  was buzzing about that they were showing back clips that he was going back and
• 56:17
  from my understanding, I mean and it was well with Sports Illustrated, but
• 56:22
  the story from Sports Illustrated yesterday said he was jokingly was telling Janice's brother,
• 56:28
  you're committing insurance fraud by you know, being on a team. You know
• 56:32
  you shouldn't even be on a team, and that may be some of the
• 56:36
  things he felt like, you're going after my brother and some things like that.
• 56:40
  And then then you got the personality of two superstars now with Dame Lillard
• 56:45
  and Joannist there, they're thinking that Doc Rivers can handle that a little bit
• 56:49
  better. Okay, but I'm handling good. Remember I'm second in the East.
• 56:52
  Yeah, what is your proof that I'm not handling it well? So
• 56:55
  that's making where that's where we're come back again. Is Janice a coach,
• 57:00
  because like you said, we don't know what happened with coach Bud right.
• 57:02
  Now we got this situation. Darwin Ham, he was there with Coach Bud
• 57:07
  and some other coaches that was there prior that was on the staff that was
• 57:10
  here in Atlanta with Coach Bud. Those people wouldn't even look at, you
• 57:15
  know, in the as far as the position. So it's just a lot
• 57:17
  of questions surrounding the whole Joannice, as you say, the NBA superstar and
• 57:23
  his power in that position. Yeah, I just feel like this has to
• 57:28
  be a little more personal than record and performance. I just got this team.
• 57:32
  I just kind of put it together, and even in that we're second,
• 57:37
  we were like two games out of first, so plenty of time to
• 57:42
  catch up. But Doc Rivers leaving the booth of ABC now going to in
• 57:49
  ABC and ESPN, they lose out as well because remember Doc Rivers, George
• 57:53
  Burke was supposed or well not supposed to. They did replace Mark Jackson and
• 58:00
  Jeff Van Gundy, So now you got to go find somebody to fill in
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  for Doc Rivers now that he's going to be the Milwaukee head coach for the
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  remainder of the season. I just second in the East and I'm forty three
• 58:16
  games in. You're gonna pay me my money. It seems that it must
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  be something more personal. Like Doc said, look, I take the job,
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  but I want it now. Yeah, while the team is doing good
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  by Damian Lilok still here, while Janis has decided to stay. And we
• 58:35
  will see how Doc does with this team a lot of talent doing well.
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  It's not like he's taking over the second team in the East. Now,
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  Tell you heading into the weekend. If you missed any of that first
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  into Conference Championship Sunday where we have the Kansaity Chiefs taking on the Baltimore Ravens.
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  That game gets today started at three o'clock and then at six point thirty
• 1:02:42
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  Francisco. Fourteens for talented teams, four teams that are no surprise to be
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  where they are. They all were able to amass eleven twelve thirteen wins doing
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  second in the NFC, the Chiefs for third. So no big surprise that
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  these four teams are there. And as I talked about, storylines, so
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  that will allow everyone to tune in regardless of which two teams find themselves in
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  Super Bowl out in Vegas. Splitting the check. People are saying that splitting
• 1:03:37
  the check is one of the most controversial subjects now in twenty twenty four,
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  it is becoming falling out of favor. Guys, are y'all split check?
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  Splitters. When you go out, like to dinner or lunch, No,
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  no, no comanchi depends on how many people. Depends on how many people
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  Okay to say us four, you split the check or you just pay individual,
• 1:04:05
  like for what for what we got? Yeah? Yeah, well I'm
• 1:04:10
  paying individually. Okay, bad producing If I invited you guys, I'm gonna
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  pay for it. So but I mean if not, if we come together
• 1:04:18
  a conclusion on what we're gonna do, we'll do it. But if I
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  if I initiate it, say guys, let's go to lunch, that should
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  be all me. Okay, But if we all just say let's go meet
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  for lunch, should we just split the check. But a lot of times
• 1:04:31
  with guys I've seen egos, I mean me and my friends. Sometimes you
• 1:04:34
  want to be the one I'm gonna be. I'm gonna pick it up.
• 1:04:36
  You sneak around trying to pick it up and pay for it before then That's
• 1:04:40
  just how most friends I got we are. But other than that, you
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  know, it's really no set who got it. Because some guys may drink,
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  when some may drink more than not drinking, you just want to just
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  pick it up whoever whoever got it. Kay, Big Kenny, You're more
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  of an individual payer. I'm more like bad producer. If I say,
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  hey, let's go out, then it's always I would pay. But if
• 1:05:06
  we're somewhere and somebody goes, man, I'm hungry, and we go,
• 1:05:10
  yeah, let's just meet up over at, I would probably do the individual
• 1:05:14
  pay thing. I usually wait to see what the the climate is at the
• 1:05:20
  table because some people get offended if you try and pick up the check.
• 1:05:24
  I've had people take a man. I got my own, and I wasn't
• 1:05:27
  trying to say that you didn't friend. I was just trying to be hospitable
• 1:05:30
  and pick up lunch. But you know people can be weird. So and
• 1:05:34
  why do you guys think that splitting the check is becoming falling out of favor
• 1:05:42
  and people are just individually paying because people are taking advantage of friendships. I
• 1:05:49
  can see it like even just working in the industry. Outside of working in
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  let's say, for example, you go somewhere and you always got one person
• 1:06:00
  and it never wants to put in on the VIP session or the ever puts
• 1:06:03
  in, but they always want to be the first one to order the lobster
• 1:06:08
  and the fill a but when they pay in or when it stay turned to
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  pay, they're not spending that type of or they're not taking you that type
• 1:06:15
  of environment. So I think that a lot of people are going back to
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  bearing how your energy is with me. I think a lot of people running
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  the issues with splitting checks when it comes to tipping. Some people only see
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  tipping as no matter what the amount of the check was, two dollars is
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  what I'm putting on the table, and I don't want that energy with my
• 1:06:41
  splitting money. So you know where they should have gotten seven dollars from you
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  alone? You put up the two dollars. Now the rest of the table
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  has to somehow make up that or bear the brunt of being seen as cheap
• 1:06:54
  skates. So I'll do a separate check and I'll tip well with mine.
• 1:06:59
  But see atomatic, I think it's like I agree with that. It has
• 1:07:06
  to do with people trying to take advantage of others. I heard a podcast
• 1:07:14
  about this kind of topic earlier, about like a birthday dinner and someone felt
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  like they spent fifty dollars on what on their meal or whatever, and having
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  to split it with everyone it ends up being, you know, four or
• 1:07:28
  five times that. So I think it's people trying to people don't want to
• 1:07:33
  get taken advantage of, and they're protecting against that. Okay, I guess
• 1:07:39
  I never really sit to meals with people A lot of times I don't see
• 1:07:44
  as friends, right, so it's hard for me to to to really comment
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  on it. I'm not at a lot of business right meals. I guess
• 1:07:58
  if we're in a business set thing, we just paid for what we order.
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  But if I thought of you as friends and we're gonna have more meals
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  down the road, we just pick up the tab and see. And that's
• 1:08:14
  what I'm saying. In the majority of my personal situations, I'm only eating
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  with people that I have close personal friendships with. But in business situations,
• 1:08:21
  generally that's picked up by the company or the promoter or whomever is handling the
• 1:08:28
  expenses for that particular outing. So and I guess a lot of its case
• 1:08:33
  by case. Yeah, I guess. So. The Lakers are rumored to
• 1:08:36
  be looking for a big trade here. The trade led deadline for the NBA
• 1:08:43
  is February the eighth. Names like Trey Young here in Atlanta have been put
• 1:08:48
  on the board for the Lakers to trade for. Did John T. Murray
• 1:08:54
  someone here in Atlanta as well the Lakers looking to trade for. And Donovan
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  Mitchell of the Cleveland Cavaliers, who I got to check out a couple of
• 1:09:04
  days ago here in it And to Donovan Mitchell, longtime jazz he's in Cleveland.
• 1:09:12
  This is his second year bad producer as a Laker A claiming to be
• 1:09:19
  a Laker fan. We really don't feel that vibe from you a lot.
• 1:09:28
  Who out of those three would you like Donovan Mitchell? Comench you a few
• 1:09:42
  of the Lakers? I would say Murray. But I don't think there's a
• 1:09:51
  trade for the Lakers to make any way to get any of them. Why
• 1:09:57
  not? What what do they have to trade? They have existing players,
• 1:10:02
  They have a couple of first round picks that could come up here in the
• 1:10:05
  next year or two. I don't think the Lakers have anybody that the Hawks
• 1:10:12
  want. They want they want Austin reid Well, sometimes teams cam Reddish back
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  Well. Sometimes teams want people they that contracts are running out to free up
• 1:10:23
  money. Remember that's a that's a big thing too. If I can get
• 1:10:26
  me two or three guys that come April off the books, all trades aren't
• 1:10:31
  for oh, I'm gonna keep you down the road. I can't understand that.
• 1:10:38
  But if the Hawks want to feel like they got something in the trade,
• 1:10:45
  I don't think that's coming from a team like the Lakers. Their their
• 1:10:48
  draft picks are six seven years from now, and there are a lot of
• 1:10:55
  guys. They do have a lot of guys on one year deals, But
• 1:10:58
  does the salaries match up enough to get a guy like Murray, or or
• 1:11:03
  Tray or Donovvan to get any of them. I don't think there is any
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  trade for the Lakers to make to where they can get that guy. It's
• 1:11:13
  like trying to you're trying to flip something for next to nothing. No,
• 1:11:19
  I don't think that's I'm flipping for that. You're not going to pay the
• 1:11:24
  guy. One of the things with the Javante de Johnte Murray trade is that
• 1:11:29
  he's still on his last deal. So the two years he's been here,
• 1:11:32
  he's been under the Spurs contract. The deal the extension starts next year.
• 1:11:39
  So if the falc excuse me, if the Hawks have decided they don't think
• 1:11:43
  he's worth the four year extension, then here's the perfect opportunity to dump a
• 1:11:48
  guaranteed contract. I don't want to pay you the four years one hundred and
• 1:11:53
  twenty million, but if I keep you, I'm gonna be on the hook
• 1:11:59
  for that. So I'm just understand like trading him, possibly trading him.
• 1:12:03
  But I'm just saying, like to the Lakers there, it's lb for I'm
• 1:12:09
  dumping the salary. No, no, no, the something is I dumped
• 1:12:13
  the salary. It's got to be a multi team trade. Somebody's got to
• 1:12:15
  be that's something. Well, I'm saying that both of you, not really.
• 1:12:19
  I don't know about you, but you're not weighing in the Dumping of
• 1:12:24
  salary for teams is just as much important as getting a player if I can
• 1:12:30
  dump because this money is guaranteed, which means I don't get to cut you.
• 1:12:35
  I'm on the hook for the one hundred and twenty million. You're saying
• 1:12:41
  you'll take the salary and send me a guy that I owe eight million and
• 1:12:45
  can cut in April and keep the one hundred and twenty million. What do
• 1:12:49
  you mean it's no benefit in that it's not gonna. It's not gonna.
• 1:12:58
  I guess that would be the benefit as far as like making the team better,
• 1:13:02
  or the improving the roster in some way that if that is not a
• 1:13:08
  priority, or if that's like, you know, a low on the list
• 1:13:12
  of priorities as far as making a trade like this, then by all means
• 1:13:15
  do it. But I'm looking at it as if you're trying to improve the
• 1:13:18
  roster, then then this trade doesn't make any sense. I mean, I
• 1:13:26
  know, like a team like the Lakers, they're trying, they're you know,
• 1:13:28
  they're trying to get back into contention right now. So you get you
• 1:13:31
  bringing a guy like Murray and then maybe you can resign him in the summer.
• 1:13:35
  But that is I guess I don't see it as anybody making a trade
• 1:13:44
  with the Lakers to help them improve their roster. Why not, because the
• 1:13:50
  Lakers are trying to improve their roster to win. Now. I'm trying to
• 1:13:55
  clear up money so I can go and get a free agent. A lot
• 1:13:59
  of teams, the Falcons for a while there was so close to the salary
• 1:14:03
  they didn't have any money. If I don't have any money, I can't
• 1:14:08
  go get anybody. It doesn't matter what I want to do. I'm stuck.
• 1:14:13
  That's where That's where I think the Lakers are. I think they're stuck
• 1:14:15
  with who they have because they I don't think there's a bunch of teams that
• 1:14:23
  are looking to salary dumb in a trade with the Lakers in which they give
• 1:14:28
  up, you know, one of their top players. But we will see
• 1:14:30
  I think a million and one hundred and twenty million. That that sound like?
• 1:14:36
  That sounded like a deal to me. It sounds like a deal to
• 1:14:39
  me. I can rebe healed with you know. I wish was on the
• 1:14:44
  CBA because the salaries are sold. I'm saying now, I wish you could
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• 1:14:53
  third of February. Then I get the only spark with eight million and keep
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  sixty three years of age. Big Kenny, Me and you did not get
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  to answer. Lakers looking to trade three names over the last couple of days
• 1:19:33
  that have been out. There's Trey Young with the Hawks, the John Ty
• 1:19:39
  Murray of the Hawks, and Donovan Mitchell of the Calves. You were the
• 1:19:44
  Lakers, which one of those three which you like? If I were the
• 1:19:48
  Lakers, which one I would like? I would probably go with dj Okay.
• 1:19:57
  I mean, you know it's gonna cost us, but I mean he's
• 1:20:00
  got a game. I think that could match up with the pieces that they
• 1:20:04
  have now and show improvement. I don't know if it'll make them tons better,
• 1:20:12
  but it'll definitely get them over some of the humps that they seem to
• 1:20:15
  have in their conference. Z. I would grab Donovan Mitchell out of those
• 1:20:21
  three choices. They give them a true two guard that that can make something
• 1:20:29
  off of the dribble. Now, the thing what Greg is saying is more
• 1:20:32
  true for Donovan Mitchell than Murray as far as the Lakers having the access,
• 1:20:38
  I mean the assets to be able to get for for Mitchell. Because they're
• 1:20:45
  Cleveland, they're gonna require a little bit more. Yeah, it's gonna acquire
• 1:20:47
  little bit more from Mitchell than Murray. Murray is more likely to go than
• 1:20:54
  Mitchell would, but Mitchell would be the better option. Got you so you
• 1:21:00
  were Mitchell? Yeah, he was Murray. You were Murray and I was
• 1:21:05
  Mitchell. Stray young with just not a good fit anywhere with how I see
• 1:21:13
  the Lakers right now anywhere. D Angelo Russell, he's not a fit with
• 1:21:17
  the I mean he would be d Angelo Russell part two out there for I
• 1:21:20
  mean, he would just turn into a spot up shooter, which doesn't really
• 1:21:25
  play to his strengths. Yeah yeah, and on the defensive end, like
• 1:21:30
  yeah, that's a that's a big problem with them. America's Most Wanted Commanchi
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  before before there were shows that what I consider, get a lot of
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  viewership based on the hype that surrounds it on social media, America's Most Wanted
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  was one of the shows that caught what they would call grassroots fire. It
• 1:22:02
  wasn't something that had a lot of promotion from social media or any other type
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  of platform, and it was what I thought was a household staple. You've
• 1:22:13
  never seen an episode, which to me is rare because everyone else that I
• 1:22:16
  know has watched at least a season of the show. American Most I've never
• 1:22:23
  seen Cops? Was it Cops or twenty four Cops, Cops forty eight,
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  first forty eight? I've never seen any of those. What about the New
• 1:22:33
  Cops show? The one that went live for a while they was on the
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  Weekend Cops Live. Yeah, the one that's live. They will go.
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  Yeah, I've never seen any of those shows at all, so I didn't
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  know. American Most Want It went off of air, and he's back with
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  a son now, an adult son who's also called and you know that wasn't
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  his son kidnapped and murdered. That's the reason, the original reason he started
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  the the show origin son Adam Kenny O more doorbell service through the door ring
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  ring doorbell. And what it is is they're not offering they're not allowing police
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  agencies to access the ring doorbell footage of their customers in they want to charge
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  them. No, they're just restricting. It used to be where the police
• 1:23:21
  could make a request directly to the neighbor, like look, there was a
• 1:23:28
  crime committee, we need your footage and ring your thought that was the whole
• 1:23:30
  purpose. No, No, that is for me to see who is coming
• 1:23:34
  to my house, to see me personally. It was never meant to catch
• 1:23:39
  action out on the street. Which is what the watchdog committees that have been
• 1:23:44
  pursuing this had problems with, is the fact that you are using a individual
• 1:23:49
  citizen's surveillance for their personal property to solve crimes. And then one of the
• 1:23:59
  things that because we don't want to help the police off crime. Well,
• 1:24:01
  and then they were saying, well, the lawyer's got to be a vaulved
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  You gotta get the subpoenas you gotta that's what that's basically what. So murder
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  happens in front of my doorbell ring, and my doorbell ring could actually solve
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  and had to pay a fine and they probably was losing a lot of cases.
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  Possibly that's a technicality. You didn't have a warrant. You went and
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  got this person. Because lawyers are going to find different ways to help get
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  Carolina tonight at seven pm. The women will do battle and from what the
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  bad producer is bringing to us today, some of you, if you want
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  to see this in person, will have to pay top dollar to see this
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  game, which is at eight pm tonight down in Rouge, South Carolina,
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  being number one LSU, a top ten team, only two losses on the
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  season, Angel Reese and this team very dangerous upwards around three thousand dollars for
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  thirty five hundred dollars a piece for each seat and you can see Andrew Reeson
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  take on Don Staley and the University of South Carolina game car and I got
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  to get to Baytom Route got to get there. Okay. So it sounds
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  like a TV watching game with a twelve piece, I put it on two
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  TV tonight, I put it on, and I go ahead and do a
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  fifteen piece. Why stop it to twelve for a regular season games that sound
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  like the price of a Duke Carolina tickets seeing those price type of prices at
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  those games and let me ask, I've never paid premium prices for probably anything.
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  I'm not a paid premium price person. But for a sporting event to
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  pay thirty five hundred dollars for a ticket? What am I? What experience
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  am I hoping to have? Or what is it that? What would drive
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  a person to want to be a part of something that bad where I would
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  have to not only get to Baton Bruge, but come up with roughly seven
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  g's for me and a person to enjoy ourselves. Well, would you pay
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  that much to see anything? No? Okay, then you wouldn't get it.
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  Yeah, I wouldn't. I wouldn't get it. No, So me
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  me explain that if you wouldn't do it for anything, means you wouldn't get
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  it. Okay, No, I'm not. Is there something that you would
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  pay that much for? I would. I might pay to see this if
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  it was a national title game, if it was here in Atlanta, Right,
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  But I ain't go. I'm not about to make it. I'm not
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  about to drive down to bat Well. I'm saying the whole experience I was
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  trying to. I mean I would take it to because Columbia is so close.
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  It's about an hour and a half, maybe less than two hours to
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  get to Columbia. I would you could probably take a chance to try to
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  drive see that. But you know, yeah, I'm saying I've delved into
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  paying for NBA finals. I went to see Jordan and the NBA Finals.
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  I've gone to see different sporting events. If it's where I am and it's
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  some kind of final, I'm not about to go to Biloxi, Mississippi to
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  pay money to see something. But it's in Atlanta or the city that I'm
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  in at the time. Sure I would do it, but it would have
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  to mostly likely be the championship, not just a regular season, regular season
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  the game for me to pay those kinds of prices, and then I gotta
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  get to biden Ruge. So I would rather go to New Orleans, get
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  some oysters and watch it at a sports bar right then to keep driving because
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  I got to keep driving to get to biden Rude. So, but that
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  is tonight at eight pm. And when I said that bickin some people they
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  just yeah, yeah, for some people, does not resonate. Everybody doesn't
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  spend money for everything. There's just some things some people will spend for trips,
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  but won't spend for uh health insurance? Right, some people will spend
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  it. That's true, that's true. No, I'm serious. They'll go
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  to Dubai, but you ask them, then you come back. We go
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  to the dentist. Man, I ain't got that kind of money. Well
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  yeah, sure it's a I ain't got Okay, but you've been to Dubai
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  twice, so it's just whatever you're how you would like to spend your money.
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  Cam Newton's still talking, and I guess this is just him trying to
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  make sure that he stays in the news cycle as he promotes his Cam Newton
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  tour and he on some kind of tour. Yeah, him and Brandon Marshall
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  podcast tour, podcast tour with Brandon Marshall. Wait now, wait now,
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  wait now a tour like they're gonna go different places and talk. Yes,
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  that's what bad Produca got him doing. He's the booking agent, so so
• 1:33:16
  so he gonna go to different places and they're gonna set up a microphone and
• 1:33:20
  then Cam Newton's gonna talk and Brandon Marshall. Oh yeah, well that makes
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  it. That makes it a go. See when you add Brandon Marshall to
• 1:33:29
  it, But Cam then asked over the last couple of days if he came
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  where would he come back to play? And he said for the Atlanta Falcons
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  of course, which that wasn't out of the wheelhouse. He lives here.
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  I think he raises his children here. Uh, he's from the Atlanta area,
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  So that wasn't like some revelation he does his podcast out of Atlanta.
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  Does if you had asked me that for the million, well, with Cam,
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  I would say, well Atlanta, you base right, So sketch you
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  one to say anything like that. But Cam Newton and this conversation continues with
• 1:34:10
  him because Cam is still what thirty three thirty four at this point in his
• 1:34:15
  life years old. People keep mentioning him in some kind of reference. But
• 1:34:24
  he hasn't been on a football field the last two seasons. He's missed the
• 1:34:28
  last two seasons, correct, the full seasons where he was New England.
• 1:34:32
  And we've talked about that several times of why and how Now you think he
• 1:34:40
  may be saying that, Sorry, Kenny, I think he may be saying
• 1:34:43
  that. Just was go off to Bill Belichick talking. He and Belichick did
• 1:34:45
  have a great relationship. You think maybe that's where a lot of that's coming
• 1:34:50
  from I think that Cam is a good marketer. He knows how to sell
• 1:34:56
  hisself and he's positioning himself to be Shannon Sharp two, that kind of person.
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  We don't have time to go to club Shaysha. Come by club Cam
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  Cam, right, and you know there has to be there's McDonald's. But
• 1:35:18
  there has to be a bird king if there's got to be there. I
• 1:35:25
  wanted to ask with Oftentimes we talk about Cam. We talk about that the
• 1:35:29
  talent is undeniable. All of his pitfalls seem to be related to his lack
• 1:35:34
  of performance as it is related to his attitude. If we can see that
• 1:35:41
  from the outside looking in, and he himself sees what he has said out
• 1:35:45
  of his own mouth, is our quarterbacks with less talent than he has getting
• 1:35:49
  picked up and put on squads. When does he have the get out of
• 1:35:56
  my own way conversation with himself? When does someone have that get out of
• 1:36:00
  your own this this Cam Newton podcast tour doesn't scream I'm ready to play football
• 1:36:09
  to me? Well, I mean it's all I'm saying. You still got
• 1:36:13
  people hollering Colin Kaepernick. So Cam, Cam's got more of a chance to
• 1:36:18
  get back. I'm saying, if he were to display some I really want
• 1:36:23
  to get back in football, and this about his himself, but this this
• 1:36:29
  podcast, this uh setting himself up to be the next Shay Shape. Doesn't
• 1:36:34
  scream I'm serious about coming to your team and playing my heart out. But
• 1:36:40
  I think it's the same as a Colin Kaepernick. I don't think either one
• 1:36:43
  of them were particularly trying to get back on the football field. They just
• 1:36:47
  want using the buzz to continue their endorsements, to try to create that second
• 1:36:55
  career. Okay, that is there for them, for them being young former
• 1:37:03
  quarterbacks. Notoriety you just kind of keep that humming going to somebody maybe in
• 1:37:12
  the television world, entertainment world knows how to harness what it is. Because
• 1:37:19
  if you talk a guy like a Shannon Sharp, and I've known Shannon since
• 1:37:26
  day one I've ever gotten in the league out of the day I met him,
• 1:37:30
  and what he's doing now or so far from what I would have thought.
• 1:37:34
  But having flamboyant helps Cam in the entertainment world, having notoriety with Cam,
• 1:37:45
  you can see somebody flipping that into some kind of next stage of entertainment
• 1:37:51
  like you see with Rob Grikowski. As you see with different entertainers, Cam
• 1:37:57
  does have the hold over at least a quick hold when you say his name
• 1:38:04
  right, you know, it could be some kind of Americans got fashion judge
• 1:38:12
  you could hire. That's that's true. I don't you know if you had
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  one of those kind of shows that if you have what's she young? Not
• 1:38:18
  young lady, but the she's pasted now with Joan Rivers. Yes, if
• 1:38:24
  Jones Rivers was alive, you can put Cam up there with her. As
• 1:38:28
  producers, we can be envisioning, you know, to bring some young youths
• 1:38:31
  to it, a different flavor to it. You put her with Cam and
• 1:38:36
  you know, that kind of thing and make a real show, maybe TV
• 1:38:41
  host. You know, he's a good looking young man, he's tall,
• 1:38:45
  you know, so into fashions, into fashion around them, and I think
• 1:38:49
  that's what he's the path is. And maybe he said only Atlanta just to
• 1:38:53
  but the football thing, I don't think that's on his radar, That's what
• 1:38:57
  I'm saying. Maybe he said Atlanta just that's the only team that he would
• 1:39:00
  play for, because it's like you said, his family resides here. He
• 1:39:03
  don't see himself living anywhere else. So He may have just said that just
• 1:39:06
  to throw everybody off. He don't really want to play. We'll be back
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  big Janny, we back what shop shop this sway shop winging camey, good
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  morning to you. The bad producer wants you to know that Travis Hunter was
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  academic All American uh this past semester. And he said it to me in
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  this way as though it was surprising. I guess it surprises him. He
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  still is in the mindset that black athletes don't study, but he brought it
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  to me in this kind of way, like, I've never heard a report
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  that ever has called Travis Hunter dumb? Have you? I am not happy
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  to Big Kenny, have you? No? Okay, I haven't heard a
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  report about Travis Hunter being anything but a brilliant athlete that can play ball.
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  Only reason I've merged that. Not right, I don't, But I haven't
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  really said anything about doing anything. But I'm just saying where he's coming because
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  you know, like Jimmy the Greek said, they used to get the big
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  bucks with the with the big thighs, and yeah, I was strong,
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  and they would get these strong females with the large butts and they would bring
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  him together. And now makes them jump higher and run fast so bad producing
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  nobody's surprised that Travis Hunter or any athlete is whatever they are. But thanks
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  for keeping keeping racism going. We appreciate the ugle. The tenth has passed
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  away at age ten. I don't know how long he was on the job,
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  but I was going to say that I think he was on ten years.
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  Yeah, twenty fifteen, yeah, ten years Okay, so from birth
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  he was out that violated child label law. He was born to say he
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  was born in twenty fifteen. He was born in twenty thirteen, thirteen,
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  Okay, he went to work to two thousand. But he just died yesterday,
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  So how could he have been that's that's that's eleven years, right,
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  Yeah he was. He was a job for eight years. Okay, Yeah,
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  I'm just doing the math. Y'all said twenty fifteen. Yeah he started
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  twenty fifteen. Ass, but he was born in twenty thirteen. Okay,
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  so still a child labor in dog years. He was a teenager. Yeah,
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  he was a teenager. I guess that's what we're going with down there
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  at Osha. But Peter has passed away. Peter's mad at Georgia about this.
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  They're really saying that they think that they needed when isn't Peter math.
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  They don't like any live maskouts, they don't like they only they only come
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  out to be mad to try to tell you you're wrong. Well, I
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  mean they've sent a letter to the if you're requesting anything of the animal,
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  Peter is mad. Yeah, So how is your policy that if I request
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  anything of my animal, even if it's a commercial for dog food in which
• 1:45:15
  the dog eats the food. I can't believe you put that pressure on him
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  to eat. But but the thing about him to make him do that.
• 1:45:28
  But because of this, they're calling for the University of Georgia. They've been
• 1:45:31
  calling for this. This is that's not they don't like like mascots. I
• 1:45:35
  don't like live mascot. They've been at this forever. You ought to see
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  what they do with They're part of why Georgia went and got the air conditioned
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  dog house because they was complaining that it was too hot for him to stand
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  on the sideline because you know how, you know how dogs live outdoors and
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  it's so hot for them to just be standing out there. So that is
• 1:46:00
  the funny issue right there. Electric cars they save gas, but you would
• 1:46:04
  be surprised that they burned tires a third to half as fast as gas cars.
• 1:46:14
  Did you want, guys know that I did not know. Did you
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  know that they earned they burned tires up to almost a half from a third
• 1:46:21
  to a half faster A set of tires will wear out electric cars. And
• 1:46:28
  did they say why that was? Is it? I think it's just the
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  whole operator starting the stopping. I don't know about the torque because they have
• 1:46:43
  to be made. Maybe will drive our most electric cars. But the report
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  I was reading, the guy said he bought the electric vehicle and buy a
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  little bit over seven thousand miles he needed another set of tires. Wow,
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  so you know where your money's going. I saved, I saved on gas.
• 1:47:05
  But you must be riding some low profiles, real low profiles on the
• 1:47:10
  Tesla. Those aren't the only cars. Well, this was the story you
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  may have been looking at. This was an electric Mercedes, right that at
• 1:47:24
  seven thousand miles you had to get you tires. I'm taking it back,
• 1:47:32
  give me a hybrid or something, but that I need something better with tires,
• 1:47:36
  because tires, I mean, you know you're not supposed to get them
• 1:47:41
  every seven thousand miles. I don't imagine. And then they are gas car.
• 1:47:45
  If you're riding on factory you typically get about thirty thousand or so miles
• 1:47:50
  on on the on the ones that would actually come on your car, not
• 1:47:55
  know after stock car tires. But but it says for some cars, up
• 1:48:00
  to a third to half as much mileage you'll get on the tires. So
• 1:48:04
  you need some new tires, Big Kenny, when you're evoke, is that
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  what it's called one of them is called I Got the no Voke. They
• 1:48:16
  also said that did you have to if you do have an electric car,
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  it's say, might say you have three hundred miles you could drive, but
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  if you start using all the amenities with it, the computer system, everything
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  else, that reduces your drive time. So just wondering on that. Also,
• 1:48:32
  that's another thing that has came out in regard to the tires. I
• 1:48:38
  don't know how true that is. You're saying, if you turn all the
• 1:48:41
  electrics, like if you're in the car, yeah, GPS, you losing
• 1:48:45
  your computer that's in there running on battery power. Yeah, that's reducing your
• 1:48:49
  your drive time. Actually, if you say so, so you could travel
• 1:48:53
  far, you just got to travel far in silence. Yes, well that
• 1:49:00
  used to be the old cars too. Now remember those cars in the sixties
• 1:49:03
  and seventies and eighties. Turning on the air conditioner and things like that mess
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  up the gas mind in their minds playing games, punch bulls nine nine bottles
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  of beer. I don't know what you're talking about the fact gas milers and
• 1:49:21
  nobody's in the car playing no punch Bug or none of that. You never
• 1:49:26
  played punch buge Yeah, most of us started riding in cars after the Civil
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  Kill Time Weak right to the show. On this more shocks Wayne Candy.
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  Last night out of the Phoenix Suns blowing the doors off down in Dallas beating
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  the Mavericks. Mavericks will be in Atlanta tomorrow night to take on the Hawks.
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  Luca did get a fan thrown out, uh for uh, suggesting that
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  Luca looked tired and needed to get his butt on the treadmill. For that,
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  Luca got security to x score the guy out the arena. Hold on,
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  let me catch my brow? Could you come it? Uh? Could
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  you get this gentleman out of your face? His offend? I guess he
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  got real offended from what the fan who knows nobody talking about two three rolls
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  behind the bit she was a Phoenix Suns fan. And from what you can
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  hear and whether it says on the report it says that's that's what he said.
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  But was said as the you know right, a jack right. So
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  but that's it. It seems very lightweight to get put down the nachos.
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  Loka, Loka, that's your third hot off this quarter. Put it down.
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  So that is so funny. Luca got him excored out. Meanwhile,
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  Lebron's eating lunch on the bend. Command to Greg says that here locally at
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  Morehouse, Hugh Jackson, who was the Cleveland Browns coach a few years ago,
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  I've been coordinators in different spots, like the Raiders, former head coach
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  of Grambling. Now it's moving over to Morehouse to be the head coach down
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  here in negotiations to be their new coach. Okay, okay, Morehouse Hugh
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  Jackson still spinning the wheel. Uh and that head coaching spot. More House
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  is one of those colleges that, even living here, you forget has a
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  football program. And that is just being truthful. That's no even you remember
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  other schools have them, but you do forget that Morehouse has a football team.
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  There are students that go to our house that have forgotten to have a
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  football team. I knew that John David Washington, the actor Denzel Son,
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  played there. I think he was an All Conference player and that's about it.
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  That's the only guy I knew that I thought he went to Valley.
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  Well, I'm just speaking that if you don't live in an area, we
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  actually live here and very little is ever said in anything that you watch or
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  highlights or in the paper or on the line, is ever even spoken about
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  Morehouse having And we're in a football state, so very and they're literally in
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  the shadow of Mercedes bed State. Think it's because their their division. Two
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  people mentioned we talk about Clark, they talked about they used talk about Mars
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  Brown before they was defunct, before they did Morehouse. They talk about that
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  high school up and gone cat. Oh yeah, they talk about I'm saying,
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  they talk about the people on the national moves they talking about yeah about
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  seven, three or four of Yeah, several of those that they talk about
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  House. So just very interesting. But Hugh Jackson uh in negotiations to take
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  over as the head coach of Moore House the games this weekend as we talked
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  about the big games to see who gets to go to the super Bowl,
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  jints uh this get this right? Kansas City versus Baltimore Big Kenny by Baltimore
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  Comanche Kansas City, Bad Producer, Baltimore okay, and Detroit versus the forty
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  nine Ers Bad Producer Detroit, Rock City Command. I want to see Detroit
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  win, but I think the forty nine ers are gonna win. I'd say
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  forty nine Ers, Big Kenny Detroit. So Big Kenny has the Ravens in
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  the Lions in the Super Bowl. Command ge Greg has the Chiefs in the
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  forty nine Ers in the Super Bowl, and the bad Producer has the Ravens
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  and the Lions in the Super Bowl. Two big things. And now the
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  drum roll, the sports shock has I got the show to finish on one
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  note. For the forty nine Ers, questionable fifty to fifty. If Deebo
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  Samuel will go, that's a big turning point for them. And for the
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  Kansas City Chiefs, I want to say left or right guard Toney or Thonyony.
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  They're saying it's going to be out, which is not something you want
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  against that raven defense. But the games are at three pm Kansas City,
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  Baltimore and six thirty Detroit, San Francisco. And that came bad Producer,
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  you got your teams, don't worry about me. You just said, Noah,
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  I just want to know what you are. I won't know who you
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  got. I mean, so you don't switch it up after you say,
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  well you know I will this now instead of this, I mean, let's
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  go you don't switch it up. So you don't switch it up because you
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  be cheap now see sensibility I own, don't switch it up. I'm just
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  saying because you be cheating that. I'm just saying, let's go ahead and
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  just tell us who you're rolling with. You don't want to admit you going
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  with Lamar? I know that. Why wouldn't I wanted to go with Lamar?
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  Just with your morals and your kid not messing with me? That's the
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  first thing out of your mouth. Why would I go with Lamar? Were
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  you saying he wouldn't pick him or wouldn't would I'm just probably. I'm just
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  I'm just saying, because both both quarterbacks in that game are black. What
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  you're saying racism button averted, racism button averted, racism button averted. We
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  do not know the protocol down. What am I to do? That's how
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  I'm trying to I thought both of those quarterbacks and that in that one particular
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  game, he was already down the racism rabbit hole, though, and he
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  couldn't stop. He had to keep going. And and you reminded him that
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  both quarterbacks were black. And now his circuits are overloading and we are in
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  the ocean. The truth is he will throw you to the ocean. It's
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  time to wrap things up on the Sports jug Show with Wayne Gandy When times
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  be fair, guys, if I was picking two teams, I would pick
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  the Baltimore Ravens versus the San Francisco forty Niners. Those are the two best
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  teams I've seen. The forty nine ers hope are laying with Deebo Samuels.
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  I believe without him the Lions will take the victory. But I would go
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  with the forty nine ers. Shame on you, Chicago for not supplying Big
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  Kenny with a salad. Bar I just want to say that for we left
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  on air to I'm sorry Big Kenny that you out of childhood that you didn't
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  get to go fix a salad. I moved on the ice cream now age
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  we're going in the ocean today, ceed Lamb's mama. Be quiet, lady,
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  and I'm gonna say it that way. Be quiet. Having comments about
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  Dak Prescott saying Dak needs to go. Who you think been feeding your son
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  the ball back? Is the reason ce d getting the ball. He throw
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  the ball to CD more than anybody on the team. Why would you want
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  to cut that off? Do you not understand the game and see he don't
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  need your protection. Just sit back in that luxury house that he bought you,
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  make some lemonade and be happy. Stay out of the affairs of the
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  football field. For all you know. See he's sleeping with Dak White.
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  That's why they was arguing on the sideline. Well, oh, shots,
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  maybe maybe too much yotspire. I don't know that to be true, but
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  I'm saying you don't know what Dak found out on the sideline. I felt
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  y'all think they was arguing about a fake route, and that was over there
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  telling me you had a salad bar. You had a salad bar and you
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  could get a push up. But I do know, similar to Ben Roethlisberger
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  and Antonio Brown, Dak Prescott throws regardless of the issue. He feeds your
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  son the ball all day long and that's all you can hope. Send your
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  son somewhere else to find you another quarterback. And then next thing you know,
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  production is down, which means money goes down as well. But Mama
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  lamb, keep that to yourself and for that CD's mom, buck the clank.
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  You ain't happy with Dak. That ain't hurting. That might be hurting,
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  Command you, Greg, but it ain't hurting. Been kidding the funny
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  man himself, the Wow the bag producer, and command you Greg himself.
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  And from the sports shop, we hope you have a great after noon,
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  and as we always say on Thursday, we'll see you in the future. Peace.