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Grounded Show Ep. 53 - Paul Heyman & Dreams · The Grounded Show

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Yo, so check this out. I know, y'all know who Paul Hayman
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is. For the people that don't know who Paul Hayman is, Paul Hayman
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was the owner of ECW, which was like a wrestling company in the nineties.
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They competed with WW. He was the owner. Yeah, so that's
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kind of like, I mean, he got to start before that, but
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that's kind of what put him on the map, like when he put ECW
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on the map. But basically what people would probably know him for is he
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was kind of the one that gave Stone Cold Steve Auston his start as far
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as like getting him on the microphone and giving him that personality that everybody knows,
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Like even people that don't really know wrestling know who Stone Cold is,
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you know what I mean. So like that's probably like his big claim to
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fame. You know, he's been like brock Lessner's manager, you know what
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I mean. People know who brock Lessner is, you know obviously UFC WW.
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I mean he's I mean, you don't gotta say nothing bout brock Lessner.
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That man is a beast. But anyway, I was listening to him
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on Rick Rubin's podcast. He was on there. Yeah, man, he
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was the latest episode. Oh shit, I'm definitely watching it. That's crazy
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how he would just have Paul Hayman on it. That's kind of random.
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Rick Rubin is a big wrestling fan shows and stuff, so and obviously he's
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Rick Rubin, so when those people want to say, yeah, what's up,
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you know, bringing back stairs and be friends and stuff. So compute
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to the continent, but compared to the content of Rick Ruben show was usually
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musically involved. Yeah, the new The New show is definitely just him talking
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to whoever. You know what I mean. I think I saw that he
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had like Owen Wilson on there. Um, obviously Paul Hayman, Like he
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got random people on there, you know what I mean? Okay, but
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I mean the Paul Hayman one. I'm not done with it. But it's
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because it's like three hours, but it's one of the longer ones. They're
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usually like an hour and a half from what I saw. But anyway,
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um, they kind of got into his weight right, and uh, it's
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a big Rick Rubin kind of asked him like, like, you know,
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where where the weight issues and what does he think they're related to? You
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know, like you think it's stress or whatever. And he mentioned how his
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mom was very pro him like indulging in food and everything because his mom was
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actually a Holocaust survivor, right Hayman's. So when he was small, she
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would kind of just like have him eat, and she you know, loved
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feeding him. And she never they never taught him like to like watch his
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portions or any like health type stuff. Like they just fed him, you
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know. And he was saying, like she literally was like in Auschwitz,
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you know what I mean, Like she grew up, she saw thirteen of
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her cousins starved to death, and two of her grandmothers died of starvation.
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And obviously in like the camps and stuff, she saw plenty of famine and
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starvation, you know what I mean. Like it was kind of even cy
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crazy that she, like her story's even crazy, like how she even made
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it to get to the United States. And really, you know what I'm
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saying. And that was kind of the thing that propelled her to be like
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that with him, Like she was like, Yo, she just loved to
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see him eat. She always wanted him to eat. She never wanted him
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to be hungry, because like that was like the thing she carried, you
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know what I mean, And then like, I don't want to give it
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away, you know, so if whoever wants to listen to it, you
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can check it out. And even if you're not a fan of either one
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of these people or you don't even know who they are, it's a great
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conversation. And there's a lot of layers as far as like firsthand accounts of
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crazy things in history, you know what I mean, it's super dope.
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But basically it was just crazy to think like that that could be the root
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of his overweight, if his overweighting his issue, you know what I mean,
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like for him to be overweight, and that kind of be the origin
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story of that and why he's and he's self admitted, you know, he
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admitted himself that he's obviously not been on top of it. He's not good
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at keeping a diet and exercising and stuff like. He's not making an excuse
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for it, but it was the thing that was going on until he realized,
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like, oh dang, I have a weight issue. Where did it
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come from? It came from this, you know, And I just never
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thought that an issue like that would come from something like that, you know
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what I mean, like, that connection is so crazy. I wonder how
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long it took him to realize with the connection, you know what I'm saying,
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because some people, you know, some situations happen where people are the
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way they are and they never knew why, you know what I mean.
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Like, so I'm wondering how long it took him to kind of realize that
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it's crazy. I'm not a parent. I am not a parent. I
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didn't want to see it. Like I said, I'm not a parent,
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but I see parents with overweight kids, Like I see to a point where
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it's like it looks like they're unhealthy. And I was like, how do
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you let your kid get that unhealthy? But you know, you never know
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what that parent goes to to allow of their kid to just eat whatever they
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want. Yeah, it was like super left field, like going to that
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from the question that Rick Rubin gave him, you know what I mean,
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Like, yeah, to get into that kind of backstory and that kind and
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he kind of told the whole story and it's mine. It's even crazier than
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what I just told you, you know what I mean. And when you
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know that's kind of like the root of it. She always had that thing
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about her where it's like, nah, I don't want you to go hungry,
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you know what I mean? Like it always shuck with her, which
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makes sense mentality, she was not gonna let she was not going to neglect
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her child of food, especially because she was always collected of food. That's
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crazy, but I feel like that's a natural response though, because I feel
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like a lot of us, you know, I'm not a parent, you
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know, Joe You're not a parent obviously, Leicester you are, you know,
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And I feel like, even with me and Joe not being parents,
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you know, of the things that we probably think about hypothetically is like,
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you know, I never want to see my kid go through what I went
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through. I want to give them better than what I had. And you
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know, if that's what she went through, of course, you know,
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nah, I want to see him eat, you know what I mean,
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Like it just kind of makes sense. No, my niece was here,
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like I made her pancakes every morning, but I put watermelons on there,
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like eat your watermelons, so I may. She wanted French fries and she
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goes full. I'm like, you gotta eat at least the rest of the
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chicken, Like you need what supporting there, the proteins of five bridges of
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vitamins. So I didn't just get the McDonald's every day just because I'm lazy.
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Like I'm like, nah, you gotta be fed, right, And
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it's important it's your kid or not. It starts at a young age how
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you see health and how you see what goes into your body. Yeah,
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And there's so many aspects of growing up that sometimes like I know I've done
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it, Like where I even judge myself so harshly as a kid when it's
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like I was a kid, you know what I mean, Like that wasn't
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my mom wasn't developed there. I didn't have, you know, certain guidances
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there to kind of lead me to think another way. So where is that
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going to come from? If it's not coming from anywhere? You know what
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I mean? Yeah? Great exact no special on TV, that's for sure.
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Facts facts, It's very interesting. Yeah, I'm gonna watch that.
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I'm gonna catch that Paul hey Man episode. That's what I've been playing at
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WW game and he's been a part of that. And like I said,
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I actually googled because I saw an ECW clip, but it was like Hayman
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Flair Hogan seeing uh, everybody like in twenty eleven on ECW, I was
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like, why were all these people in ECW. Uh It's because it was
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like a downtime in WWE, and they made hell A Rackett over there and
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have WWW. Was like all right, everybody come back then. Yeah.
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It was like the brand carries so much weight that they could like draw a
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crowd just off of the name, like Yo, we're gonna do some ECW
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stuff and everybody's like, oh word. Because it's like for the people that
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didn't really catch it at the time, like ECW was like the coolest stuff,
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like the using like like dope music in the show. The wrestlers were
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like way more realistic, like they're the ones that change. Yeah, they
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made WW change because before that, you know, WW was like the corny
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stuff you would see. After that is when like you've seen the Rock and
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Stone Cold and all that stuff like that came from here. Yea even was
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Roman Rains manager and a big part of Roman Rains career. It's like he's
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managed the night. Yeah, he's like the field night. He recognized who
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was gonna be like the actual star and he stuck right by the motherfucker's mhm.
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It's crazy, man, And even uh like even to kind of tied
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into sports, like even what's going on right now with the whole Bob Myers
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and the Warriors thing, where like everybody's kind of anticipating what's gonna be his
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next move, Like what's that? I'm not aware of that. So basically
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Bob Myers was the GM for Golden State, so oh, yeah, like
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the one putting together the deal he stepped down in. Yeah, he stepped
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down after this season, and people are kind of like trying to see like
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they're saying he might go to ESPN. They're saying he might just like chill
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for a little bit and see what job opens up he wants to take,
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because he's like a covert the GM, you know, and they're they're just
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it's a it's a funny dialogue because they're all trying to figure out like why
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did he step down? Like it's like, oh, he's seen he's seen
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the Warriors dynasty fading, or oh he had issues with this. Speculation runs
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rampant, bro when someone makes his ship, you think you never would,
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just like Channing Sharp, they're like, why why could be? Yeah,
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when it could be just as simple as like I'm tired brom Like, yeah,
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sometimes they don't even be you know what I'm saying, all this crazy
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stuff people be saying, I have heard about Steve Kerry. Where have you
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heard of that? The favorites you? Oh no, what if that it's
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all record that he had said that he intends or is interested in taking over
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for Pop. That'll be dope, man. Yeah, I can definitely see
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that. One rumor that I'm not liking is Chris Paul might come to the
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Spurs. I didn't see names coming to the Spurs. But the only respect
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of it that I like, just based on what Bill Simmons was talking about
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when he mentioned it, he was like, at least it could be kind
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of like, how do you say it? A mentorship thing for Yeah,
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for wmbon Yana, you know what I mean, Like, Hey, here's
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a you know, an established guy that's gonna kind of show you the ropes
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how you should handle yourself in the league, how you should work. You
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know what I'm saying. And from that aspect it might be dope. But
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I mean, and I don't think we talked about that, like, you
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know, generational talent and once in a lifetime talent. You think, whoever,
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it's gonna be that guy, Like a lot of people really don't know
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who this guy is and he could be the next staff for Lebron or KD.
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How do you feel about that? It just all depends on his body,
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bro, that's I look at it. That's I was gonna say the
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same thing, like I feel like he's coming in completely different than Yannis,
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but similar in the sense of what is he going to do over the next
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few years to get into NBA? You know what I'm saying. Yannis is
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not a good example because Yannis is very proportional. He's now, but he
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used to be mad. Yeah, but even before he's like six eleven.
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You know what I'm saying, he's once you hit that seven foot seven two
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seven four bro, Yeah, this guy is ridiculously tall. History is not
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on his side. Like a better example is KD. KD is like too
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long for the type of guy that he is, Paus but and you look
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now like and k D already kind of like broke the mold. As far
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as like a big guy with his frame, how far they could take their
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career, Like nobody has been as durable and as reliable and as you know,
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consistent as him as far as like a late year player of that length,
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that kind of body, like he's it's literally unheard of. And he's
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not even that durable, like you know, he's always injured. But by
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now people like I was gonna say he's lost time. Yeah, yeah,
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but he's still a viable player that could, like you know, lead you
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in the playoffs. Like there's back in the day, like there was nobody
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that was ever that type of player, Like everybody that was his size,
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Like you look at Shock, you look at um Sean Bradley, Yao,
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everybody anybody that's seven foot or up. DeMarcus Cousins a d all of them,
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bro, they all break down like super fast. And that's been injured.
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Yeah, but he's proportional. He's not that tall. He's like six
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ten, six to eleven. Okay, I thought he's in the seventh No
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he ain't. He ain't that tall, but he's tall. They like it,
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super tall, Yeah, play like it, but it beat them,
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like the dudes that's like a little bit too stretched out. It's like,
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oh man, I hope I hope he could last. You know what I
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mean. Obviously no, I was just gonna say that. Obviously, I
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hope that he has a great and long career and he's a consistently great player.
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I'm not wishing nothing bad on him, you know what I'm saying,
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But like I said, history is not on his side. Yeah, I
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mean I feel that I saw a documentary last night. Um, I was
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really late, like to like three in the morning, just for no reason,
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and I watched this documentary on YouTube about basically it was like the Untold
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Story from um the Jordan documentary, and it was about Luke Longley and um,
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you know, basically hit him coming up in the whole situation with him
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and the Bulls, And Um, I say that to say, the reason
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that came up was because he is very He is a very untold story when
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it comes to his size and how good he was, Like, yeah,
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he was obviously on the probably aregably one of the best teams ever, but
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he wasting center. I mean, yeah, he was reason yeah exactly,
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he wasn't a bum dog. And I say that to say, like,
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he had a pretty good career. But go see your point after he left
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the Bulls and went to the Suns. You know, the chemistry obviously wasn't
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there and his body just started basically messed up his ankle and that's when he
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had to basically leave the lea the league. But yeah, man, um,
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that's a good point. That is a great point. I still think
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that if he gets a little bit more NBA size on him, he'll he'll
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be a problem. But also his linkiness gives him the ability to do everything
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he does. So I don't know how they're gonna manage. We'll see.
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Yeah, I feel like he just gotta get not a lot of size at
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all, not even almost like little bit more size, and just work on
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his um like uh, I don't know, I don't know how, like
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just lateral movements just so he could be effective on the on the perimeter,
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you know what I'm saying. Like, if you keep him like that where
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he can kind of just be spry still and get a little bit more weight
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on him, I think, you know, he could last a decent amount
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of time at least. But man, like I said, dog history is
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not on his side. Man, Yeah, it's gonna it's gonna be tough
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watching him. Um. What they I want to touch about is because yeah,
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uh, staying up late at night and and those nights we just stay
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up late, man, and like I found myself and it's because you know,
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Quincy brought something up in a chat, and it's sometimes my wife does
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when I when she can't sleep, not even when she can't sleep, when
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she goes to sleep, she puts on like true crime documentaries. So I've
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gotten to the point where where I can't see I put the same thing on.
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And for me, it's just the monotone sound of it, uh,
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because the way they do it's kind of like the poets when they get on
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and do the spoken spoken word. They have kind of like a melody and
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a flow with it. And I feel like the true crime podcast I listened
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to the same kind of way. It's low, monotone, and they keep
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it like not not suspenseful, just kind of leading into the topic. It's
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it's done in a way where it's like consistently piquing your interests, like everything
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that they're saying is leading to something. So yeah, you're intently watching it
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and who no, But I think it's a different me and I think I
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want I want to let Quincy get into that because he's the one that sent
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it out, uh, and just kind of talk about that. I think.
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I think it's a good conversation. Um. I mean so for me,
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it piqued my interest because one of the things that she mentioned in the
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video was basically like, um, people see peace kind of like as like
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some people they'll see peace as boring, you know, like it's like when
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the mind is calm, you know what I mean, I'm bored, you
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know. And um, I thought that was really interesting because like, for
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example, my fiance, but she falls asleep to TikTok's like literally she will
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scroll until she falls asleep. I have to pull the phone in our head
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out her hand and I tell her every time, like yo, stop doing
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this. But that's her, you know what I'm saying, that's that's what
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she does. And you know, for me, typically I'll put on like
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a YouTube like sleep video or whatever something like that, and I'll go to
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sleep to that. But if I can't sleep, then I just fall asleep.
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I'll watch TV until I do fall asleep, you know. But I
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don't know, it's just weird, it's interesting, Like you know, that
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whole concept was very interesting to me because I feel like when I, like
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I am calm or my mind is at ease. Those sleep videos work wonders.
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But when I got a lot on my mind, I'll listen to those
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sleep videos and I'll just be thinking while I'm trying to go to sleep.
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You know, I can't go to sleep, you know, So that's why
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I got to put something on TV to distract myself. I don't know,
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it's just very interesting. When she you know, said that house she broke
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it down, it was like, I don't know, it's curious. I'm
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curious to see what y'all thought about it. Yeah, I go to sleep
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to Living Single right now, they've been on that Living Single wave. But
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that's the thing. Do you put something on that will allow you to fall
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asleep that you're not going to pay attention to? And like this is what
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this is why I'm trying to collaborate on this, because this is a conversation
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that mean your wife have all the time about the content we put on and
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go to sleep. Like one time, I said, let's put something to
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turn down to and I put like a Marit's got talent, and she started
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cracking up. She's like, this is the most lively show fun TV right
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now. She's like, what do you do it? And I was like,
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I don't know, but to me, this is something that I don't
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really want to pay attended to. It's cool in the background. I'll listen
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to it and I'll fall asleep. But she's also somebody who for some reason,
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she can't fall she can't like make herself fall asleep like m you know,
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forcefully, like with me, I turned to the side, I close
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my eyes, I go to sleep. I'm out, Yeah, that's what
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I did, bro. And I tell it like like, well, it's
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time Tuesday. I turned around, I close my eyes. I go to
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sleep like a cartoon character dog. Yeah. She hates it. And then
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like sometimes we talk about taking a nap and she's like, if my body
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lets me, I'm like, what does that mean? If your body lets
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like close your eyes turn around to go to sleep. Now I feel that
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though, because I can't take The only way I take a nap is if
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I'm dead tired. Bro. I can get like like an image in my
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head of like like seeing Joe one day and it's like, for whatever reason,
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like we need to make him fall asleep, right, So it's like,
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yo, we gotta make Joe fall asleeps all right? All right?
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So all right, I'm distracting real quick. So I'm gonna go above your
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head with a ladder and I'm gonna get a log and a saw and I'm
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just gonna start doing it. So it makes the sound in the cartoon like
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this, the snoring sound. Yeah, you're just gonna go ohh B and
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you're just gonna knock out dog. Yeah no. But but I tell you
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what, I slept the best in the last two weeks, and I slept
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a long time. And when I have something pending, like the day I
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had to take my niece to the airport, I didn't sleep at all.
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My mind doesn't let me sleep whenever there's a big project that I have to
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do, like I'm putting together report. I literally wake up every hour during
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the night, go back to sleep, dream about the report, and then
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I wake up and I try to, like I try to force myself dreaming
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something else. I dream right back in the report. Um. So I
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do have those times where no matter how hard I try, I don't fall
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in a good sleep, and that sucks. And I think about that and
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I'm like, what is it. Maybe it's something about me that I needed
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to like unpack. Um and especially with dreams. Do you guys ever,
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like really go deep into your dreams and like delving them and think about them,
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remember them so vividly. Yeah, I have to write mine down though
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I think about dreams. I remember all my dreams, and for the past
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like a few months, all my dreams have been some kind of turmoil in
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like an airport or like a shut up dude. My most reaccurring dream.
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And I think it's because, probably because I travel back and forth so much,
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it's in the airport losing my shit like my carry on my backpack or
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missing my reaccurring dreams and not even traveling, and I really consistency like a
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play dreams going through some kind of like turmoil trying to make the flight,
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like you know, trying to find something at the air next dream. Yeah,
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I wish I could tell y'all because I literally have to write my stuff
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down. If I don't write it down, I will not remember it.
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A matter of fact, Man, rest in peace, my dog read man.
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Last night I had a dream that so like the logic in my dream
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was like when somebody passes away, the next like when you're going to the
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funeral, they're there with like everybody gets ready together and the person's there with
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you and they don't know that they're dead, and they're kind of vibing and
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chilling. Everybody knows, but they're kind of like oblivious to it, and
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then when you go to the funeral, they're gone. So like that was
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like the logic in the dream. And he was like that guy in the
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dream, Like we're all getting ready, like just people that know him,
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his family, friends and everything, and he's kind of like walking around joking
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and laughing, and everybody knows but him. And even if you react to
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it, like if you know, when you start crying or something, he
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don't. He don't notice, you know what I mean. Like he's still
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like oblivious and you were one hundred completely aware of that during that dream exactly.
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Like that was the logic in the dream, and that was what was
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going on in the dream. And like when I woke up this morning,
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I'm like, oh my god, bro Like, it was like the craziest
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dream, bro Like, and it just felt so crazy. It was like
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the first thing I told my wife when I woke up, I'm like,
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yo, I just had the craziest dream. Yeah, yeah, And that's
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what I'm talking back to Quincy's topic, do you think what you fall asleep
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to influences what you dream about? Because you know, growing up they said
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don't watch scary movies because you're gonna have nightmare. Very rarely did that happen.
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I've had nightmares of nights like never watch scary movies. Like, how
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do you how do you guys feel about that? I think that's not not
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ahead you got it. I was gonna say, I think like certain like
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for me, I couldn't watch true crime stuff. I go to sleep,
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I'm gonna be one hundred percentimes because like at least just the way my mind
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works, and I know, like the way I fall asleep, like the
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way I drift off, the last thing I would hear obviously would be whatever's
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happening in that storyline. And a lot of times my mind takes me there.
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Yeah, I run right into that, and then I won't even remember.
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I might wake up in the middle of the night and then go back
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to sleep and have a whole new dream and forgot I've already had that dream.
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Yeah, yeah, but I know that that happens. Yeah, dreams
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are crazy. And then like I'll go through like a period where I just
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won't have no dreams, you know, saying like or no dreams that you
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remember, because I've I've I've looked it up, I researched it. You
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dream every single night, every single night, but you don't always wake up
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remembering anything but your brain. Night. But I'll tell you one thing,
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boy, I tell you one thing. Some nights I feel like it's sleep,
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black awake. Yeah, but that's why sleep. And when you're in
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the rim sleep, the rappid eye move and sleep when you're just like that
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is your deem is deepest sleep. And then that sleep is where you dream
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and your brain is constantly moving. Your brain doesn't shut down ever, right,
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your brain shuts down, you're not waking up, and but you wake
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up or you don't have no recollection about what you slept through because it was
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such a deep sleep that just was nothing. Yeah, dreams, dreams are
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crazy. Dog dreams are crazy. I just wonder how much like what what
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you watch when you sleep or listen to you see somebody think about when you
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see but I'll think about somebody, or like I'll be on the ground and
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I see somebody having talked to in the wall, and that night I'll dream
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about that person in my dreams and it's just like damn, like if I
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hadn't seen them with it have popped in my dreamline? Yo? Do y'all
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like, do you have dreams where you try to run and it's real slow?
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Yeah? I feel like that's that's the classic one. Bro. I
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hate that. Bro. When you try to scream and you can't scream,
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we try to blun somebody feels like you're punching yea, Yeah, that's the
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worst. Dog? Can you always be like you always gotta do like the
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easiest thing, you know what I mean? Like pick up a key off
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allege, but the key is mad heavy dog. It's like a little kid
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and you're like mad weak trying to pick it up. You know one thing
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I can't do in dreams, and I don't want to get too different dreams
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pause, but I could win myself up out a dreams. I know when
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I'm dreaming. I have a lot of dreams when I'm crashing the car,
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probably because I got a bunch of accidents when I was a kid. With
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all my cars. I cannot hit the break in my dreams. I cannot
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even if I I moved my my right foot on the break or my left
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foot of the break. I cannot hit the break. And a lot of
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times I'll be in my dad's car and I I literally like shake myself and
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make myself wake up whenever, Like the dream is not something I can tolerate.
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I can wake myself up out of a dream. When I worked at
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Subway as a kid, I had a dream one time that I had a
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whole shift and it was a busy shift, and then I woke up and
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had to go to work. That was like the worst day of my life.
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Dog, I just got a shift. Bro so much. Dog,
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It's like I already worked a subway And then I dreamed a whole shift five
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dollars foot longs, NonStop pause. I was tight. I was super tight.
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Damn No, I don't know if I told you. I don't think
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I told you about when I was really, really young. And I'm not
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gonna say the dreaming here because I definitely can't. I've had visions of this
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thing that I thought was a dream, and I was with my pops and
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my uncle, and then I think when I was like nineteen years old,
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we was in rude and we was having some dreams and I was like,
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Yo, did this ever happen? And he's like damn, Like he's like
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you remember that he was like three years old. And I was like,
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bro, I dreaket about this and thought about this vision my whole life and
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he's like, yeah, that happened. Nothing happened to me. It just
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happened to some around us that we saw and it was just crazy. Like
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I grew up my whole life thinking like what's his dream? And then it
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ended up being real. I got this one random memory from like when I
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was like two years old in Puerto Rico, and that's like the only memory
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I have of like that, Like that's my youngest memory, you know what
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I mean? Hm, it's crazy that do you have a youngest memory?
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You know how far you could remember something? Quincy um Man, some of
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my earliest memories that I can remember, it's like pre k Like I remember
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like there was just uh it's a little white girl that I had a little
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crush on and I used to try to life. I used to try to
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um na time iist slide. Matt told her if it wasn't you know,
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like this is the funny part about it. This is the funny part about
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it. This is the funny part about the s So I would do it
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real slow, like I would slide. I would try to slide myself real
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slow, and it would take some time. And then by the time whoever,
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the teacher or whatever came and realized, she would just dragged me back
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and I was like, oh, all that work. But nah, yeah,
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I think that's like one of my earliest memories. Man. I know
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I get stories from earlier, you know, before then, you know,
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but I don't really remember. Yeah, my sisters are big. You don't
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remember that because she's three years old and tormented me my whole Life's like,
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nah, man, I don't remember that ship. But I wonder sometimes like
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this ship we go through in our dreams, it is actually past memories that
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were just recreating. You know. I'm big our dreams. I grew up.
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My mom had a book of dreams, but in Spanish, and I
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couldn't really read that ship. But it was in the bathroom in the back
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of the on top of the toilet behind me, so I was just look
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at it, and I dreams have always fascinated me. Falling asleep fascinated me,
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like I purposely have tried to go into sleep paralysis and have them lucid
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dreaming. Yeah, like you can find out how to do it. There's
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certain ways you can do it, and I probably try to do it because
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I feel like that's a whole another realm. I've always been fascinated by it.
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So it was just a cool topic that we got into, and I
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was a little more anything y'all. But it's something that I've researched a line
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thought about the brain and they're just showing Netflix how things work and watched the
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Brain episode. Bro. The brain is something else like we've only unlocked my
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ten percent of our brains or something like that. Yeah, something I never
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really thought about to look into is like dreams and stuff like that. I
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don't I can't recall any kind of dream knowledge that I have, So that's
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that is a different episode of dreams too. Yeah. Now I was gonna
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say I have a lot of I don't know. It's like I have dreams
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and then things will happen in real life. And I was like, Yo,
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this happened before. I have that happen a lot. Deja vu happens
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a lot for me. I've definitely had that where like I'm in a situation
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and I remember it happening like in the past or in a dream or something,
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and I'm like, this is about to happen, and then it happens.
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Yeah, what I you know what, I honestly think that is like
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to me, it's just like people like, it's just really an expression of
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the monotonousness of everything. You get what I'm saying, Like how not unique
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situations are and how things repeat themselves. Like I feel like that thing is
31:56
something that like some people just make too much of, Well we're doing the
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down but reincarnation, it's something that that's the next deeper level of what it
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is. And I'll wrap it up. Against want to share. Last thing
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I want to share. My father he moved to New York twenty seven.
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Listen, no last story I want to share. He moved to New York
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at the eight to twenty seven before I was born, my sister was born.
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My mom was like nineteen, and he was working in New York and
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he didn't have anywhere to stay, so he used to just ride the subways
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up and down to sleep on the subways. But he said when he was
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there, he knew where to go and what to do. Everything was so
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familiar to him. He knew he had been there before and had walked those
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streets before and had done the say he came from Peru, straight from Peru,
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never been to the States to New York City, and he said everything
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was just he already knew what to do, like he's already lived that life
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there. And these are deep talks to my pop side with stuff we share
33:05
all the time. But there's something that influenced me to think about the brain,
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bro, and what their brain holds and and dreams and reincarnation deja vu
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all es year bro, something definitely I would love to get into if y'all
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ever want to. Yeah, we could do it next week, bro show
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yep, not bad had a call for real quick but yeah, man,
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we're kind of running down right now. Yo h. I just find it
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so funny how its how what stay buttered? M m mumm