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Back On My Bull · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any hill series suck and we hold the
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  world ransom for excuse me while I whip this ouse broadcasting live and Atlanta,
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  Georgia. This this is the Sports Shot Ship with Wayne Candy. You may
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  just I'm a doing Yeah, I'm gonna go on the way you made Pill
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  Vegan. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. If you're listening to the Swart Shock
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  Show, I am the Sports Shock Wayne Candy, Good morning to you.
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  commanders. Was not trying to inform or interfere or hurt anyone, but just
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  trying to inspire his team to live up to the old school ways of Washington.
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  And Big Kenny, the funny man himself, who let his pit or
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  excuse me, his pet bull loose on the beach the other day, chased
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  down a lady. It was funny, Big Kenny. I did laugh.
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  I must say, I was hoping the lady did get up at the end,
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  so it allowed my laugh to be okay. But I have been telling
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  you people for years that animals seem not to and it might be starting to
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  be the Planet of the day that movie coming out soon. Animals just don't
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  give you the respect they used to. You know, used to show up.
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  Humans, show up, Squirrels and stuff run now you know the bird
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  count of debates. You know, what's up? Give you that? Okay,
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  what's up with you? Yeah, I'm on your car. Oh you
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  wanted to get in? You know. They don't just run. They used.
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  As soon as they see you, they would fly off. They'd hear
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  human noise. The young lady was at the beach and she saw the bull,
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  which would have kind of confused me. Yeah, I'm on a beach,
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  but no as I you know, if I walked out and there was
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  a whale on the beach or stingray or some jellyfish, then okay. But
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  just to be at the beach and a bull walked by, either I'm on
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  something, I'm at the wrong beach. That's what I'm saying. Two things
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  can be true. I'm looking for things. You could be on something.
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  But either way, I'm still at the wrong beach. They shooting commercials uh,
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  and the bull the sid that it was going to go and looking looking
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  for some food, I guess was what he smelled in the little baggy,
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  and the tourists decided that she was going to go get her baggy back from
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  the full developed bull like had the muscle look and everything. You know what
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  the bull, you know, just think of a bull, a bull bull,
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  and it's and it's glory in its traditional sense withers and every day with
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  the glory, you know, the bull, I don't. According to this
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  woman, that that's not what this parent. Maybe this is what she didn't
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  think that bull. This looks like what does she think the bull was a
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  calf? I mean because this was like a running trying to get her baggy
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  bag. That this was like one of those he said, it's a video.
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  Yeah, I'm looking at so you're saying that's not a bull. No,
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  this is a running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain. Bull.
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  This is a big, huge, like, how does it get to a
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  beach boy? They don't they eat to much to live this close to sand
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  bull. That's what I'm saying what I'm seeing. Sing For any of you
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  that are offended that I laughed, I apologize because you know, you have
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  to apologize everything nowadays. Wait, I mean because I'm looking now and now
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  the woman and the bull are under like one of those mobile shelters tent and
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  she looks to have bought the bull with her in this shot that I'm seeing,
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  and then she's running from the bull. And maybe that's why she was
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  comfortable walking up to the bull. Maybe it was her bully. Maybe they
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  didn't give us the full cut of the video, but at some point she
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  decided she was going to get the little baggy back from the bull when the
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  bull had decided, Uh, no, your snack time, right, it's
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  time. I'll let you know by hitting you with my head a couple of
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  times and pushing you around the beach. I came here to get into sand.
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  Let me help you. So funny video if you get a chance,
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  And the only reason I can tell you watch it is because the tours did
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  get up right, and and for all the people offended that I'm laughing.
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  Yeah, I just gonna have to be mad. I'm sorry, I'm sorry,
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  I can't help, but but I'm using this as an example for all
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  of you, gentlemen and all your loved ones to understand, Uh that all
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  this walk over to the moose you know, and the bison you know,
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  how we climb the climb the with the bear. The bear doesn't have to
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  be and the bear can be in any range, means that it's time to
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  go. Yes, do y'all get that? Yes, it doesn't have to
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  be. Well it's kind of far off. We're good to walk. No,
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  once we see the bear, it's time to turn back. And why
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  is that something you have to that's all? Why is that something you can
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  I could swore that was a bear up there commands Yeah, about about two
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  miles up, Like that's a bear that we need to go on back to
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  camp. Maybe get on the trad me. Why should we have to have
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  that conversation we all see a bear and don't immediately turn around with the wrong
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  group of people. True. True, store yesterday, yesterday in my neighborhood
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  ran into a straight duck. A pause, I pause. I'm saying I'm
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  not it's not that it's a duck. It's a duck in my neighborhood.
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  It's not like we live near where ducks hang out. No, it's not.
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  There's no it's water miles away. But it's nothing where this duck should
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  have been standing in someone's yard protecting territory. Like the duck was very defensive
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  and not moving when people were blowing horns and nah, I'm on high alert
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  now in the neighborhood for the duck. So I know I would turn around
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  for a bad That's all I'm saying. Duck doesn't belong here, something's amiss.
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  Got a good recipe, Oh, there you go, right. He
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  would run from the duck too, He would run from don't let him,
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  he cooked the duck. If you killed it and bought it, Toning brought
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  it to him. But he ain't gonna go do nothing with that duck.
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  So don't let him gash you up either. He what they call that green
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  lighting creak gash was I got a good recipe. I didn't say, yeah,
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  But I'm just saying for just for the especially for the summer. If
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  you go to the beach and there's a bull, lead, say that again,
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  real slow, so nobody misses it, because I don't want anybody to
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  be like he was giving an announcement, but he rushed through it. Say
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  it again, so none of our listeners this summer, ye're at the beach
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  or the lake, anybody of water, you be at your own pool.
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  If you look up and there's a bull in any of these places, lead
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  it could be. That's what I'm saying. It could be your own pool.
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  If you flip the hot dogs over and turn around, it's a bull.
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  It's the bullhouse. Now just leave. Yeah, I would, I
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  would go with that. I don't have a recipe for how to stop a
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  bull. I don't. I don't know. You know, for a bear,
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  they say you're supposed to get on the ground and be steel or something.
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  Right. I guess no, one bad alligator. You're not supposed to
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  run now. One of the bears just make a lot of noise and go
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  rah. The other one is lay down and play dead. With the brown.
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  Between brown and black, I can't I can't even differentiate between the color.
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  All I see is five hundred pounds of fury. Some of it is
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  black, some of it is brown. My instinct is to just lay down,
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  man. And I'm trying to dig up that nineteen ninety three forty right
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  that I ran to come by. I'm trying to dig it up. I'm
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  summoning just one more time, body a bear, come out the bushes.
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  It ain't hard to find. It'd be right there, you just reach in
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  your pocket, like nineteen ninety three. It is. But we're trying to
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  have some fun with you today. We got a lot of sports going on.
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  Happy uh National b b Q Day, Barbecue Day. So at some
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  will be doing it. Be romance and I have a slab. It's actually
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  all time? What what? What? What was it? Floyd say,
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  work, am I fearful of what I say? And I tell them I
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  KG. They're sitting around on the bean bag, you know, because that's
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  what super Rich ex Hall of Famous do, is that what they take to
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  go out to the what they call straighten the bean bank. They be sitting
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  in on the bean bag. I was like that, like the bean bag
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  because a couple of beans, you know, sure they're smoking something, Okay,
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  because I was gonna say the bean experimented, But I've never heard of
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  the beans. The two of them, I don't think they've ever tried to
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  make you think that anything other that trees don't burn burn when they're around each
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  other. Yeah, I'm sure that wouldn't throw me if you the same way
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  people burn trash. They just got a pile just lit and the smoke what
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  he feels, you know what was so funny and KG look like he maybe
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  has is uh you know, the ox's eyes or sometimes scientifically it was in
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  a tube and they took all the so and so out of it and it's
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  gluten free and he takes up instantly works. I thought the same thing.
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  They For a second, he had let his guard down, forgot that he
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  was not on his podcast or some of the podcasts he might join and the
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  inward came out. Now Keithshawn Johnson just stayed there, didn't really address it.
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  Skip had this frozen. I'm seventy and I don't know if I'm gonna
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  get counseled tomorrow. Look on his face because he's the one that would really
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  shoulder the response responsib it's his show. So but that is Paul Pierce and
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  then trying to explain in an interview about the Knicks and their shooting percentage and
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  he let it slip. So I can't even jump on him, Mike,
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  he just forgot to edit. Well, that's why in less than twenty four
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  hours that he was on the went to another podcast This is it the camera
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  on them and they was like all congratulating him and tell them, hey,
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  you ain't got worried about you know, you could use it all day with
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  us. You can use that word and see and just like you said,
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  you know, he went from maybe if he really wanted to get back on
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  that show would skipped him. I wouldn't have went that quick to another podcast
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  to make a funny out. And in my opinion, a lot of times
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  when these individuals are going on these podcasts. You're not doing it in consideration
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  of the platform that you're going to be on. You're doing it in promotion
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  of yourself. Because you would have considered that they don't talk like that on
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  this show. That's something you're conscious of going in to it. But for
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  you to go into it so comfortable that you just go that far into doing
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  quote unquote your thing seems a little bit dismissive to me. And then to
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  go to another show and kind of make light of how I just yeah,
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  right, just ruined your whole broadcast and complicated your broadcasting career, and that
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  disappointed me because I'm like, because it was a slip if you, like
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  you said, you have been on so many other ones, and then you
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  just make light of it, that really makes the other ESPN and skip and
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  then I'm like, hey, we're not even going to show you the burden
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  on you skip and it's I'm not making light of it. I'm saying it's
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  a serious thing, but it is something to use if you were teaching some
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  kind of communication or people that want to do this. Filter. A lot
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  of it is your conversation. It can easily from how you are naturally and
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  with how you speak filter into how you might go on a show, And
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  like with mc kinny, if you're sitting around and your conversation when you with
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  the guys is all that, Yeah, you know, you know what I'm
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  saying, right, you didn't say anything, and what I've known what you
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  said. And also I think it'll probably with some outlets limit them to getting
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  only those sports figures that they know are seasoned enough to carry a live broadcast.
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  Now when we filming it, we're willing to reach out to you,
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  Paul Pierce, but live you gonna have to wait at the house. And
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  I remember when the receiver has to go to break that Riley Cooper guy got
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  in trouble at the Cost with the Eagles, and I was trying to explain
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  to someone stop acting like that's not how people of our color let him speak
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  around them. He said it in that way, you say it in a
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  way like this is unfamiliar, or he is unfamiliar where he hasn't sat in
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  in that way, and there is a certain tone to it that means you've
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  been saying it, been saying just saying new and not in this I need
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  to put up my dukes. I mean, because you ain't even look at
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  me to see if I was cool with it for you. You know what
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  want. Don't this headbank my people want. Don't this head tank my priple.
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  Don't this head tank my purple? Wan don't this head keep bringing the
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  cops sound waiting back to the spot, shock shum the swort, shocks,
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  wingne gandee. The Cleveland Cavaliers losing last night with two of their starters out
• 28:18
  and uh with Donovan mc mitchell out last night, Carris Lavert out, one
• 28:23
  of their top players off of the bench, and Jared Allen. You just
• 28:27
  knew Boston would totally have to fall asleep at home in a close out game
• 28:33
  to close this series out there there was no reason other than Jason Tatum and
• 28:41
  Jalen Brown getting hurt on the first play that the results of this game is
• 28:45
  exactly what you thought. It was still possible it was closed because that's what
• 28:51
  well I'm saying, that's what Boston does. It is they play down to
• 28:53
  the competition a lot. They're one of those teams that play up and down
• 28:59
  when you think gonna blow somebody out, they let them play comfortable and then
• 29:02
  you get them against good teams. That's why I guess for some like the
• 29:04
  Bad Producer, it would be hard to bet with them because they are so
• 29:11
  iffy when they played. But last night, finishing off the series for the
• 29:17
  one NA taking the Calves out the last two games, the Calves been out
• 29:22
  their big gun, Donovan Mitchell, which now brings in begs a question.
• 29:26
  Lebron James the last Cleveland game was in attendance. Probably was there to put
• 29:33
  a couple of hours and posing for a statue. Quite sure that'd be up
• 29:38
  very soon. They're just gonna have it in the back ready waiting on him
• 29:42
  to retire, so they're going to roll it out there. He was there,
• 29:48
  speculation that him in some kind of way, Donovan Mitchell could connect.
• 29:53
  Now that begs the question. As we talk about sports is a business,
• 30:00
  it's about driving revenue. If I'm the Cleveland Cavaliers and I think they have
• 30:04
  like a top five pick in this year's draft, le Bron says that he
• 30:12
  will go where his son goes. Now, I don't see someone like that
• 30:15
  Atlanta Hawks doing it. But the Calves can explain away easier than any team
• 30:25
  why they baited the hook to get their favorite son back home to finish his
• 30:33
  career in Cleveland. Especially if you can sell Donovan Mitchell on the idea of
• 30:41
  staying and playing with him, it would put him back in the East.
• 30:47
  He would probably have an easier road to at least get to the finals.
• 30:52
  It would give him a running mate on a good team because Cleveland is you
• 30:56
  know, they already have a swalid squad. If Donovan Mitchell stage you bring
• 31:02
  over Lebron for the last two years, Cleveland goes back to sellout instantly,
• 31:10
  just like they have any other time Lebron shows back up in Cleveland. Would
• 31:15
  you, gentlemen, as GM, put on your GM hat, not your
• 31:19
  hater hat, that producer, but your GM. Is it worth rolling the
• 31:26
  dice taking Lebron's son if you got a guarantee that he was gonna come.
• 31:33
  Are you asking me as a gym? Oh? Yeah, it's Quincy Jones.
• 31:37
  Hey Michael, what's going on? Baby? Look man motown doing a
• 31:41
  review. I know you good on your own, Baby, you don't.
• 31:45
  You don't have to be with the review man, But look, we're bringing
• 31:51
  on some of your favorite people. Now. We got Randy coming, and
• 31:57
  it's gonna be the Supreme means the Temptations and all the rest of the big
• 32:01
  stars, but Randy coming and all you got to do. We're gonna do
• 32:07
  a year or two of Michael. Then you can go back and finish off
• 32:09
  the wall. Baby, come on now? Uh looking at the draft,
• 32:15
  they got the twentieth pick. I don't know why I thought they because they
• 32:19
  had a terrible record, didn't they Well, they made the playoffs, so
• 32:23
  as far as Cleveland, I don't know if they had if they may have
• 32:25
  traded. Okay, if they don't draft Brownie at twenty, which I think
• 32:34
  is oh definitely, I definitely can get him at twenty, then what you
• 32:37
  can and not to explain, but if if they don't, then it could
• 32:43
  be somewhere else. But you draft him at twenty, I'd have to I
• 32:51
  have to do some deep diving. Now we're talking about it as the g
• 32:54
  just g be like, Okay, can he contribute because I just don't want
• 32:59
  to to be I get him just to get Lebron and that we not point
• 33:06
  as a board round. I'm gonna ask you it was a second round pick,
• 33:10
  I do it, but with a first round pick that is never gonna
• 33:14
  play anyway for you. For you come on now, and this is what
• 33:20
  I'm saying. Listen, that's that's that's bad. No, I'm on my
• 33:27
  business. Had I'm picking twenty. The money, the money and everything,
• 33:31
  it makes sense if you could get him back to Cleveland, everything that's but
• 33:37
  what I'm looking at Jenny Buss, she she loves him, and I think
• 33:42
  that they're gonna make a deal that the Lakers are gonna the comf the comfortable
• 33:46
  being comfortable with Brody being in l A. They've been there putting him on
• 33:51
  the far end of the bench because he's possibly just as good as any the
• 33:53
  twelfth man that was on the bench this year. So you know, possibly
• 33:57
  the Lakers could go forward and bring get Donovan Mitchell out there a d Donovan
• 34:00
  Mitchell and Lebron running together. That's the if I was in GM or anything
• 34:07
  that doesn't that doesn't give me a chance to play with my son. Yeah,
• 34:12
  but I'm saying the Lakers were willing. I think the Lakers they have
• 34:15
  the seventeenth pick, and then what do they have in the second round.
• 34:21
  It's like third of six. So I'm saying, you bring Donovan Mitchell to
• 34:24
  l A and you think we're gonna sit him so we can get Brownie.
• 34:28
  So no, they're not gonna sit. They're gonna bring and get Donovan Mitchell
• 34:32
  and draft Bronni. So Lebron will say, what is what is Lebron going
• 34:37
  in as as a Hall of Famer, what uniform. If he can come
• 34:40
  out to l A. If he can, if he can get Donovan Mitchell
• 34:44
  out there, I think they can win if they I don't know if they
• 34:46
  do that though, I think if he think where they go in like as
• 34:50
  a with a particular with just one team that they played for. Yeah,
• 34:53
  you go in as because that's who you retired under. That's why you'll see
• 34:59
  a guy take a and day contract to retire a Celtic. So that's what
• 35:04
  he would be etchedon stone ass. I thought that was just a baseball thing
• 35:08
  because on their plat they whatever, they have a hat with whatever team.
• 35:14
  I didn't know if it was something particular with them. As far as I
• 35:15
  know in all the major leagues, I know it's the same thing in football.
• 35:21
  What did you retire as? Did you go? And Dion went in
• 35:23
  the Hall of Fame as a as aw? Why is this dude looking far
• 35:30
  into the sky. I'm thinking, I'm trying to what I'm thinking. It's
• 35:37
  you know what I'm saying, because I think he went in as a falcon
• 35:42
  and a cowboy. I thought that. I mean, to my understanding,
• 35:45
  I'm not for sure about basketball. I think you could go in under all
• 35:47
  your teams. But so I'm sitting here, but but I don't put you
• 35:53
  in under all the team you go. I thought it was just a baseball
• 35:58
  thing because they showed meta. Tom Brady will go in as a Patriot most
• 36:02
  likely. I doubt that he's gonna wage the first twenty years versus the last
• 36:07
  three and go in as a Buck. I mean he had belichicken Craft at
• 36:15
  his roles, not Bruce Arians so exactly. So, I don't know.
• 36:21
  If I'm Cleveland, I take Brunnie. I think Lebron James at this point
• 36:24
  can go anywhere. I think home will be where he tries to get anyway.
• 36:31
  LA is really not his most successful run. He's done more winning in
• 36:37
  Cleveland and Miami than he's done in LA. And he's not even really benefited
• 36:45
  from being in LA. What has he done? What has been the benefit
• 36:51
  for him? His star was already set him. Being a Laker didn't make
• 36:54
  him more famous. He made House Party four or five? What was and
• 37:05
  now if you think about it, if you think about that, yeah,
• 37:07
  you're right, Yeah the movie I never saw. But yeah he did make
• 37:12
  that movie. He did out there, So I don't know. But it'd
• 37:14
  be intriguing, especially now that you said that Cleveland has the twentieth pick.
• 37:20
  I thought it was the top five. And as a top five, that
• 37:22
  is a question. At pick twenty, I can draft whoever last. Because
• 37:28
  first rounders in basketball are definitely belittled as far as who plays the lottery,
• 37:37
  those guys seem to be called on to play. But if you ain't in
• 37:43
  the lottery, people don't even know that you were the first round pick of
• 37:45
  a team when they put you in. They really don't. In basketball,
• 37:52
  it's kind of like baseball. You don't know which baseball player was a first
• 37:55
  round pick. Yeah, them dudes played nineteen years in the miners. He
• 38:00
  was the first pick of the first round in baseball and he played seven years.
• 38:08
  But lebron James in attendance, Bronnie James, they say it's having a
• 38:13
  better pro combine, so hopefully we'll see it. It'd be great for Cleveland
• 38:17
  because they get the King back in there, and uh, it'll be a
• 38:22
  must see atmosphere for them and see this is I call this shots fired.
• 38:27
  But our online listener Jared Lloyd says Briani will sit on the end of the
• 38:31
  bench of whichever team lebron goes to, just like Greek Freak's brother on the
• 38:38
  Bucks. Yes, yep. In fact, Donas wasn't in this business.
• 38:49
  What we're saying the greg is it's not even about Bronnie James, because if
• 38:54
  you're not in a lottery, nobody is sitting there like what I thought,
• 38:59
  we drafted this guy in the lottery. I mean just considering like before that
• 39:04
  he was taking off of this draft board and then he's put in the draft
• 39:07
  and like it's like no one really has evaluated him fully as far as like
• 39:14
  there's probably not a lot of tape on him, but just they've been watching
• 39:16
  him for the last twenty years. It's but like you're saying with the like,
• 39:21
  outside of the lottery, anyone who's like, well he was the second
• 39:24
  round pick, you pick him and he could go it could go either way.
• 39:30
  At the combine, you know, he's been listed like six' four
• 39:32
  all this find out he's only like six to one. So the mere fact
• 39:37
  that you got to create James and James Junior Jerseys is in the same team
• 39:43
  is enough work. I'm saying this is with my my CEO cap On,
• 39:49
  I don't know y'all come out in the sense not just like these guys are
• 39:52
  doing it and you've never seen their son or never seen their dad. We're
• 39:59
  literally doing what Ken Griffy and his dad did right well. Both of these
• 40:02
  jerseys are in the team, pro shot, pro sho. This the game.
• 40:09
  These people are twenty feet away from us. They putting them in.
• 40:14
  They putting them in. When it's a blowout, go ahead and get in
• 40:16
  there and play with your daddy. Oh he needs one out of you.
• 40:21
  And if y'all can't see that Lebron's I don't think it don't even matter who
• 40:24
  throw it to who? And if you can't see that, you're fire all
• 40:29
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  Welcome back to the smoy Shock Show, the spoy Shock Wing Candy. Interesting
• 44:06
  story coming out of Italy. A couple of days ago, Camilla Georgie,
• 44:15
  the thirty two year old tennis player, suddenly retired. She said she was
• 44:20
  retiring and becoming a underwear model. Wake up this morning, a little more
• 44:30
  of the story. As we always talk about letting it Breathe seems like miss
• 44:35
  Camilla has left Italy and didn't pay her taxes, so the whole underwear model
• 44:49
  thing was a cover like she was trying to get on over here to the
• 44:52
  US too, because she was back in her tax's. I'm saying the rears
• 44:57
  for a tax, but country without paying the taxis am I right? What
• 45:01
  I'm saying Now they want you to fill out that little declaration form. What
• 45:07
  you ain't gonna tell these people out of all the money you got, and
• 45:08
  we just get out the country for the She traveled to the US with her
• 45:14
  dad and her brothers, but the Italian police is looking for her for some
• 45:21
  questioning, Now does the US have to send her back? How does this
• 45:23
  work? Do they have extradition with Italy? Okay, yeah they would,
• 45:28
  they would have. Yeah, So she picked their own country to go flee
• 45:31
  too. She thought she was just gonna get caught up in the mix and
• 45:35
  nobody's gonna be in Italy close to Switzerland. Those people don't give nobody back,
• 45:40
  you know what I'm saying. Once she make it Switzerland, you just
• 45:43
  got like, ah, bro he here. Now, well, she is
• 45:45
  doing some modeling, so that part, but that seemed like maybe and she's
• 45:51
  been around a long time. I think at the peak of her career she
• 45:55
  was up to the twenty fourth twenty fifth ranked tennis player in the world.
• 46:00
  Maybe an avenue with the underwear modeling came through to make more money, so
• 46:06
  that wouldn't be strange. But the strange part of this case, Bapu says,
• 46:09
  I found out was that she was Italy. Some taxes. She people
• 46:16
  don't like to pay them taxes. Why you know, the government don't ever
• 46:21
  go away with that stuff, right y'all do know that? Right? I'm
• 46:23
  just saying they're so petty. But that ware how you come up with that
• 46:28
  they did. They how you come up with that? I'm gonna go make
• 46:30
  some money. Then I'm gonna just give you some of No, but the
• 46:35
  government really petty. They don't let it go. They'll send you something maybe
• 46:39
  you guys have experienced. They'll send you something from two thousand and six talking
• 46:46
  about you owe them one hundred and seventeen dollars sports true story. You have
• 46:52
  got something long and twelve year ago. Well you just pay it because it
• 46:55
  would take you ten thousand dollars to even and figure it out. So I'll
• 47:04
  say this because with the tax people that and I can say this, but
• 47:09
  God, because there was a time when God, when I'm saying that was
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  the time when Glee and r Rest wasn't cool like that, but I was.
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  I was doing things. We had issues with one another, and and
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  then and then I decided, you know what, it's not you, maybe
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  what, I'm gonna get right with y'all. And they sent me something saying,
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  hey, we appreciate you getting right, but do you remember that time
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  when you wasn't doing right? We need that too, And I was like,
• 47:47
  see that's what I get for trying to do better. But yeah,
• 47:52
  it was long long ago too. I mean I had changed phases in life,
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  had gone on be a upstanding citizen and five monicer and everything, mister
• 48:04
  Johnson. And they was like, nah, big Kenny, we got your
• 48:10
  real name. We yeah, we need this little bit of change. Kirk
• 48:15
  Cousins of the new Falcon quarterback who the Falcons are hoping to get in there
• 48:21
  and h fully healthy by game one. Schedules came out yesterday. I guess
• 48:25
  they put schedules out early so that people can plan. I don't I don't
• 48:30
  get the whole excitement part. How they well, you know, the Jets
• 48:34
  play so and so in November, both of them could be and eight by
• 48:40
  then, who knows. We got three and they feel you up to these
• 48:44
  games and then the two people you wanted to see. It works because my
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  boy, our lord listener, my boy Donnay Brown reached out already. They
• 48:52
  got the Chiefs coming, they got Dallas. Get we got Dallas with the
• 48:59
  who's who is? He called out. The NFL just stays in the news
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  cycle year round, like we made no, no, no. The definitely
• 49:08
  know how to work. It's all science. Three games Sunday night, Monday
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  Night football. I mean in the first five, in the first five games,
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  it's just unreal. It's creeped into I mean it's really real. We
• 49:25
  got the Stealers. The first week, we get to see uh, mister
• 49:30
  Smith, Arthur I'm not allowed to call him that name anymore, but former
• 49:36
  coach Arthur Smith. We can see him in the first week and and and
• 49:39
  say hello, you don't call him what name? I remember we talked about
• 49:46
  that when they the fans we called him. We called them silver spool.
• 49:50
  That's what the fan base we remember. You know, he's we felt like
• 49:54
  he was hired because the friends of a friend, nepotism, you know,
• 49:59
  in that situation. What you know, we moved on from that. We
• 50:01
  got a new coach. We got right he we were never there to move
• 50:06
  on. You're having a conversation. I know he I thought, just because
• 50:10
  thought he had done some big time winning up there, but didn't. His
• 50:15
  dad, like, is the founder of CEO and he's friends with Arthur.
• 50:20
  So that makes you a better coach if your dad what they got to do
• 50:23
  with high your offense. Anyway, we got the Steelers and then we got
• 50:28
  the Chiefs. Nothing my daddy having some money. When they're when there's when
• 50:32
  there's you would just look at how did he get y'all don't understand that at
• 50:37
  some point he start at some point he gonna start explaining that we're gonna get
• 50:43
  drug to that place. So just don't I mean, Austin Rivers would be
• 50:49
  a Hall of Famer it was based on their daddy. An inserted mar because
• 50:52
  Jordan would not be running around with the old lady if it was just based
• 50:58
  on what their daddy did. Right, But that's the same thing with a
• 51:01
  lot of other ones. That's coming. I do what's coming. You woke
• 51:04
  him up. You woke him up with your logic, and now he has
• 51:07
  to come. He's impervious to logic, so he has to come and use
• 51:10
  his superpower of doubt and uh confusion. Explain to the people I know one
• 51:16
  thing, the people I know that own and run the Stellers would not hire
• 51:24
  Arthur Smith based on that is daddy got money. It might not be right
• 51:32
  for your way, your team, but I know the team that I played
• 51:36
  with called the Pittsburgh still Lot. What your daddy did don't do nothing for
• 51:40
  you. We got russelled that first week. Still, what's gonna happen Home
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  Open Open the week. It's a good, good game that day. That's
• 51:53
  gonna tell tale the season. They're gonna play future during the warm ups.
• 51:58
  The Falcons have the second easiest schedule in the league next year, So I
• 52:04
  don't know why he's raving as though they got some big time Tigers, they
• 52:07
  got to tackle. Hold on how we got the Saints and the Falcons have
• 52:10
  the one and two easiest schedules next year. We'll be back with more than
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  your great pad producer. We uh, Big Kenny just illuminated me to
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  Ric Flair the WWE, wc W just basically one of the great wrestlers of
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  all time. Definitely on that short two or three names you bring up when
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  you talk about the business. Whoo. Rick Flair is questioning Donovan Mitchell.
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  We talked about Donovan Mitchell earlier missing the game, missed the last two games.
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  In this case, Rick Flair, it's questioning Donovan Mitchell in a must
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  win playoff game. Says he's so disappointed that Donovan Mitchell did not play.
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  I guess sometimes in the injury as an athlete, especially when maybe people didn't
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  see what you hurt. Because the game before Donovan Mitchell scored like forty points
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  or something. He had a nice game, and then the next game they
• 55:52
  were like oh, he's going to be out. I didn't know until they
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  said that. I didn't see what reason he would have been out the game
• 56:00
  before. But I did think they was resting in him, resting him that
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  day so they could play him in this must win game. But he did
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  not play Game three. He did play, so Rick Flair, being from
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  that old cut of cloth, that original corduroy, he definitely didn't see why
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  a guy like him, from a profession that he was in to where they
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  always were on the edge of performing injured. Yes, you know that most
• 56:37
  of when you their documentaries is you know, always teetering that they were addicts
• 56:43
  trying to perform because they suffered so many injuries. And that was the one
• 56:49
  thing growing up being young that you had to appreciate when when the veil was
• 56:54
  pulled from my eyes to see wrestling as it really is, is you saw
• 57:00
  that true. It's not necessarily the outcome of it is not true. Right,
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  The physicality and the work ethic to be good at it is true.
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  Yes, it's basically a bunch of stunt men, and that takes a toll
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  on your body, you know, just consistently reaching down and picking a three
• 57:28
  hundred pound man up. Yes, is gonna do something eventually to your back.
• 57:32
  Let alone, let's carrying him up two of these ropes and flip backwards.
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  I'm quite sure that didn't help yourself. And then before I land on
• 57:40
  him, he gonna move and I got to land on my own back on
• 57:44
  my own. So the part of it was the punching. Yeah, that
• 57:47
  was fag and who won. But the actual execution took a toll too.
• 57:52
  Many of them ended up basically a bottle of Hennessy in one hand and a
• 57:59
  bottle of a purpose in the other. Truth. But we've all done that's
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  right. We've all had about us in one hand as a perpose in the
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  other. Right, I ain't never done it neither. Let me ask you
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  something, do you think that Rick Flair has given license to other professional athletes
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  and just competitive people in general. Because I hadn't heard much grumbling about him
• 58:28
  missing a game that they got eliminated because he wasn't in. It hadn't been
• 58:31
  much grumbling about it. I had my feelings about it, but I don't
• 58:35
  know what it takes to be Donovan Mitchell, so I kept my mouth closed.
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  Someone who has now understands that and playing not only injured, but playing
• 58:45
  injured in a critical elimination game. We all we needed was one more from
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  you. If we didn't have it, we just wouldn't have had it.
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  But to wonder could the outcome have been different? Do you think that other
• 59:00
  athletes will now start to speak more freely or do you think that Rick Flair
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  is out of line for what he said. No, I think Generation X
• 59:10
  and older as we fade away and just give way to where the millennial is,
• 59:15
  the older stage of athletes, they'll have more understanding. So the Lebron
• 59:21
  James's era will have more understanding for Donovan Mitchell than Rick Flair. For someone
• 59:30
  like me. I would have rather you went out let me, you know,
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  Trck. A couple of games ago, Jamal Murray or the Denver Nuggets
• 59:39
  had a little calf strain. Still got out there playing. If you get
• 59:44
  out there and it gets hurt. Hey, they even had the sideline,
• 59:49
  but how they just kind of almost like you don't ever really see the effort.
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  I ain't ready to coach. You don't even see you ain't ready.
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  Yeah, I can feeling ain't ready. We on the phone, like this
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  situation. You're here in Atlanta. You know, they wanted to see him
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  on the floor. He didn't want to see him on the floor. So
• 1:00:09
  it could be the same situation with Donovan. I don't want to go on
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  the floor. And like you say, this's a generation that's coming behind us
• 1:00:17
  that's gonna say, hey, we understand that. And and and that's what
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  I said. Someone like a Rick Flair or someone little we get cast into
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  Greg in the building. Very interesting story coming out of the UK.
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  You know, we'd like to switch gears around here very often. And this
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  one the biggest franchise in the world, McDonald's in honor of Mental Health Week,
• 1:03:25
  which is the thirteenth to the nineteenth has in the UK. And I'm
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  so lost. And this is the onely reason why I love to bring odd
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  stories. But I love to bring odd stories where I get lost. I
• 1:03:38
  don't know why the bulls at the beach. If you know, please let
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  me know how the bull ended up on the beach. He could have wondered.
• 1:03:45
  I don't know what to where the beach was located, so maybe being
• 1:03:47
  close to some kind of farm. But in this case with McDonald's in honor
• 1:03:53
  of Mental Health Week, they have decided to take the smile off of the
• 1:04:04
  Happy Meal and for the week not call it the Happy Meal. It's just
• 1:04:15
  the meal. So the Happy Meal box in the UK doesn't have the smile
• 1:04:21
  on it. And this is the idea of Leo Burnett and Ready Tin out
• 1:04:29
  of the UK. They found that forty eight percent of kids in the UK
• 1:04:35
  feel pressure to be happy all the time. The pressure of being happy all
• 1:04:45
  the time registered with the Happy Meal. So it's just called the meal this
• 1:04:54
  week and there won't be a smile on the box and just be a red
• 1:05:00
  box. And this is all centered because kids feel pressure to smile. Now.
• 1:05:08
  The only thing that confused me as well is that I watched the commercial
• 1:05:12
  and the kids in the commercial with the meal are smiling. So I think
• 1:05:21
  this. I thought the whole premise of the Happy Meal was to hand it
• 1:05:27
  to a kid so they would be mind it makes kids happy, I think
• 1:05:31
  correct. I think this goes not I can just give you the cheeseburger and
• 1:05:35
  the f and just me, but I give it to you in the box
• 1:05:40
  with the toy, and it usually makes them smile, happy and happy exactly.
• 1:05:45
  And this ghost proof two things. One that British people are super weird
• 1:05:51
  and two, oh man, that British people being super weird makes their kids
• 1:05:57
  super weird. Because I've never known a kid like man, I just feel
• 1:06:00
  so pressure to enjoy myself. That's not what kids do. You gotta look
• 1:06:03
  at the demographic of the happy meal. This ain't for preteens these, yeah,
• 1:06:11
  for who go for toys that don't do anything but stand there. You
• 1:06:15
  see what I'm saying. It's not like they can do anything with the toy.
• 1:06:17
  It's just a figurine or something like that. And now, in an
• 1:06:20
  effort to promote healthy mental health, you want us to be sad for a
• 1:06:26
  little bit. Well, not said melancholy. That's political correct work for sad
• 1:06:32
  a little bit, I'm saying, that's what it means, sad a little
• 1:06:34
  bit. You ain't all the way depressed. You just said a little bit
• 1:06:39
  melancholy, and that's just weird. I just don't want you to pressure me
• 1:06:42
  to be happy. That's weird. On this weird if you're gonna pressure me
• 1:06:45
  to be anything, Man, come home. You can't happy? Can't we
• 1:06:48
  just letting happy be in there? I ain't pressuring you to get high.
• 1:06:53
  I ain't saying let's run away from home. Hey, put a smile on
• 1:06:56
  your face. It's a lot of pressure to make British people were go ahead,
• 1:07:01
  come, it says that's why on the box it says it's okay not
• 1:07:04
  to feel happy all the time. No, it's not. No it's not
• 1:07:09
  okay. McDonald's put that on the big back. See see the McDonald's need
• 1:07:15
  to stop right the job they need to stop. No, No, McDonald's
• 1:07:19
  point blank duck as a corporation, Frank corre wherever they start, Chicago where
• 1:07:26
  McDonald's crocs. Yeah, that that has to be stopped because that to say
• 1:07:30
  that and what McDonald's always has has meant because you know, kids recognized the
• 1:07:35
  Golden Archers even before that made them happy. You know, even they can
• 1:07:40
  say McDonald's. It was like the recognition of the symbol, the symbolism.
• 1:07:45
  Did I tell you it's National Barbecue Day? Yes? It is? Now
• 1:07:51
  you could have just put that on the box, it's National barbecue that you
• 1:07:55
  ain't have to tell us nothing about smiling and not feeling okay. You could
• 1:07:59
  have just said National Barbecue Day. We'd been like, man mcdonaldson came.
• 1:08:02
  His brain is racing. We're trying to figure out where are you going for
• 1:08:06
  National Which brobecue place? He's going to listen, I'm to get where you're
• 1:08:12
  going to to day Commntion. I haven't figured it out, and I tell
• 1:08:15
  you and I didn't know. I didn't know, but you can believe that
• 1:08:18
  we celebrate even if I have to go home and kirk my grill along today,
• 1:08:25
  Oh something, some meat gonna go on it. We just gonna really
• 1:08:27
  cut degree along to be cutting it on. Yeah, we're gonna barbecue something.
• 1:08:30
  So it's just I don't get it. But stop being weird. Seems
• 1:08:35
  like a great pressure to me to not to smile. Well, I'm saying
• 1:08:42
  it seems like a great pressure to say, hey man, we ain't gonna
• 1:08:45
  be smiling today, Like we make a concerted effort to keep you from focusing
• 1:08:51
  on being happy. That's weird, Kirk Cousins. We forgot to tell you
• 1:08:55
  the rest of that. Kirk Cousins was able to get some of his team
• 1:09:00
  mates and some people are criticizing, but I applaud him. John Gruten is
• 1:09:04
  one of the great minds offensively that we have seen in the NFL. Kirk
• 1:09:10
  Cousins got a couple of his teammates to be able to sit with John Grewen.
• 1:09:15
  They broke down some film to get prepared for the season. How is
• 1:09:19
  that a bad thing? Why is he being criticized for that? Because the
• 1:09:26
  whole thing that John Gruden in the storyline, But that's basically what you know,
• 1:09:30
  But that's what he was doing before he took the coaching job back.
• 1:09:33
  He basically was bringing in quarterbacks. You remember he had the show on the
• 1:09:38
  ESPN when he was called commentating and analysts. He would bring in the quarterbacks
• 1:09:42
  and break down the film. And I think Kirk actually was one of those.
• 1:09:44
  He definitely one of those quarterbacks. And they've had a relationship. And
• 1:09:47
  it's not about it's about relationships. I'm asking what makes that controversial being involved
• 1:09:56
  with making controversial because he's not a staff man, alf member Falcon and that
• 1:10:01
  John train with no opposing team members. Remember John Gruton got fired with the
• 1:10:08
  email and the emails with the commanders, the emails. See that's the part
• 1:10:14
  I was. Yeah, But but my thing is he has to have a
• 1:10:16
  relationship Raheem. I know he I believe he does have with the head pro
• 1:10:21
  I mean head coach of Raheem Morris, and he has a relationship with Kirk
• 1:10:25
  Cussin. So it's nothing that doesn't surprise me. Anything that can help you,
• 1:10:30
  and it's all about your relationships. Well, I'm saying the fact that
• 1:10:35
  the man was fired by some emails got me and never been No we've never
• 1:10:42
  been fired by email before the last time I was working a regular The last
• 1:10:45
  time I was working a job, they didn't have emails. You see what
• 1:10:49
  I'm saying That it was somebody had to come in and go do you know
• 1:10:54
  what Kenny said last night? And then we'd have to go from there.
• 1:10:57
  So no, I've never been fired by Netflix is to broadcast two Christmas Day
• 1:11:04
  games. That stands out first and foremost. It would be the first time
• 1:11:09
  that Netflix has shown games, but also that Christmas this year is on a
• 1:11:18
  Wednesday, so it'll be the first time that the NFL has ventured that far
• 1:11:25
  inward onto the weekly schedule. When you look at the NFL, they have
• 1:11:31
  functioned on every night in their history except really Wednesday. But this year with
• 1:11:40
  Christmas and there I knew last year when they did it the first time,
• 1:11:45
  it was one of those throats bait out there. See if y'all get hooked,
• 1:11:50
  now you can expect NFL on Christmas period. I wasn't expecting to catch
• 1:11:55
  but nine fish. I called twelve successful experiment. It seemed for so long
• 1:12:01
  the NFL conceded Christmas Day to the NBA, and now they're at least gonna
• 1:12:08
  bring you two games. I say next year to be three and they just
• 1:12:13
  have you do it like it's they do Thanksgiving Thanksgiving. It used to be
• 1:12:17
  two games, now it's three. It'll be the same thing for the NFL.
• 1:12:21
  And they won't care what day. And that's what they're telling you now.
• 1:12:25
  But this year's move, they're telling you, we don't care what day
• 1:12:28
  Christmas fall on. We're gonna schedule some games on Christmas. Christmas. Do
• 1:12:33
  you think the I wonder how would it work? Uh? As far as
• 1:12:40
  like you know practice, if a team plays on Sunday, are they gonna
• 1:12:44
  play? Is it these Wednesday games from a like are they gonna be teams
• 1:12:48
  that just played on Sunday? That? And that's what I'm scratching my head
• 1:12:53
  to how they're gonna make. I doubt like Thursdays somebody can be Sunday and
• 1:13:02
  play Wednesday, so these teams won't be they won't have played, Yeah,
• 1:13:10
  Sunday. They didn't say we're gonna have a good game on wins. I
• 1:13:14
  said we're gonna have a game, said, y'all, nobody here thinks like
• 1:13:17
  a tru sye. Y'all think, y'all think like people with connections to the
• 1:13:24
  game and morals and and and you'd be actually caring and stuff. We I
• 1:13:29
  stop at for profit. That's it. I stayed, how about maybe the
• 1:13:33
  weekend before this, there'll be a Saturday games because remember this is deep into
• 1:13:38
  December. Once college football is basically over, they start playing on Saturdays.
• 1:13:43
  So I can take two teams that played on Saturday and play them on Wednesday.
• 1:13:48
  But the NFL Players Association would step in if you tried to make them
• 1:13:55
  play in three days. If I was the commission that you play at three
• 1:13:58
  forty five and it's six thirty. Hey, if you Adam Silver, what
• 1:14:02
  are you doing to think to combat this situation? Cash your check, nothing,
• 1:14:10
  hope that you're hope, that you hope that your superstars aren't hurt.
• 1:14:15
  I would start my season Christmas Day if I was the NBA, just kick
• 1:14:18
  off the season. That's the best thing they could have that on their games
• 1:14:21
  on Christmas, all their superstars are available to play. Because we got a
• 1:14:27
  Christmas doublehead of the Falcons against the Packers, and then the Falcons me the
• 1:14:31
  Milwaukee Bucks are playing the Knicks and Jalen Bronson and Janis are not playing the
• 1:14:39
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  is right there with that group. It just seemed like he always was a
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  little either he was he always needs to act that younger or maybe they were
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  just acting older. So I have to think about who to put that on.
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  But he always seemed like more like he was maybe fifty five. He
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  would be turning fifty five, not sixty. Yeah, I have to figure
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  out which way that goes. But John Sally sixty years old. Gardner Minshew,
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  who will be starting quarterback for the Raiders this year. It's twenty eight
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  years old. Thurman Thomas, the Hall of Famer for Theis is fifty eight.
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  Candy Burris from Escape, right, it's forty eight years. Come on,
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  is me Now, Canny don't like this, look like maybe twenty four months
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  come on because now what I'm saying is Escape came out of ninety four
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  thirty years that thirty years ago. Yeah, so Candy Birds forty eight years
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  Kansas fifty eight years old. Tony Parker, the Hall of Famer forty two.
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  Kean Coleman receiver out of Florida State who went a little later in the
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  draft than I thought. He's one of those guys you have to keep your
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  eye on. I think it wasn't like maybe fourth round or something like that.
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  I thought he was gonna be a little higher. He's twenty one.
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  But she was just as everything as her brother was. Yes, Danny
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  Manning, you mentioned Manning story. We moved on from that. My contracts
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  still good. I'm paid through the end of the month, sir, I'm
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  Was a target. I ain't got nothing to do with celebrating Danny Manning.
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  You dry snitching now something acting like right. Something I think is interesting
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  mister Baseball, mister October, is very low key in his retirement. You
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  don't see him at the world see he's commentating much. You don't see him
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  out doing, you know, endorsing things. He's got a profile and a
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  lovability that would have extended way into this generation. You thought he would have
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  been like associated with the Yankees or the Ads somehow, some way, because
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  certain people who you just remember. For even Wayne Gretzky for his for the
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  level, he hasn't really moved around. He's not tried to parlay that into
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  October that kind of stuff. He hasn't had a tantrum nothing, It had
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  Wing and Gee. Tom Brady confesses that the roast that he had really affected
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  his kids. After the other night Bad producer Man she greg, I know
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  y'all want to have a couple of laughs, but it seems like Tom didn't
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  really think about the ramifications that could come from and always talking about that when
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  people do things, one of the first things that always hits me is I
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  wonder if they did any kind of conversation with their kid, because that is
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  the person who really has to walk in whatever, especially if they're still in
• 1:28:45
  grade school age like that. Now they thirty forty years Oh, who care,
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  They got their own demons. But that sixth grader, that seventh grader
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  hearing certain things, that high schooler who heard that, who heard the jokes
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  about their mother cheating on their dad and how that other guy could beat their
• 1:29:11
  dad up. And I wonder too, Sports Jack, if the meeting about
• 1:29:16
  the roast. I mean, everybody says, you know about a roast,
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  you know how a roast goes. But Tom Brady spent his entire life becoming
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  Tom Brady. I don't know how much he follows comedy, so maybe they
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  maybe they presented it to him well as doesn't come off as comedy right right
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  in my estimation, when you're roasting is not necessarily comedy. It used to
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  be is more of pronouncing the negative things in your life. And it never
• 1:29:55
  used to be like that. It used to only be the median about the
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  Yeah, it seems to be and those were the punch line, right.
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  Whatever bad has happened in tom life became, whether it was something to do
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  with the Patriots, something to do with his private life, something to do
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  with somebody else, you know it never it was all let me take the
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  whatever small amount of things I know, let me harp on that you and
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  your wife got a divorce. And I'm wondering, where's the comedy in that?
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  Do you think your children? Do you think he knew that? And
• 1:30:29
  that's what I'm saying. Maybe they sold it to him as just going to
• 1:30:31
  be some lighthearted NFL guys. There are a couple of comedians. Tom will
• 1:30:35
  make some jokes about the Super Bowls you've won, and we'll move on.
• 1:30:40
  And then these people are coming up with these jokes about his wife and his
• 1:30:45
  divorce. And now maybe they had the discussion because he already admitted that they
• 1:30:50
  had the discussion about the Robert Kraft stuff prior to the roast, and someone
• 1:30:56
  still went off script and did what they wanted to do. So he said
• 1:31:00
  he wouldn't do it again. Though. Kansas City chiefs kicker Harrison Buckers now
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  he said his last name Buckkers. It's been in a little hot water here.
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  Of the last couple of days, he was giving a commencement speech at
• 1:31:19
  Benedicting College over in Kansas, and a lot of people didn't agree with some
• 1:31:29
  of the comments. He kind of went around the circle, checked the box
• 1:31:34
  on basically everything that he could when he was talking in the commencement speech,
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  from religion to politics to COVID even got around to women in his opinion that
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  basically women might need to stay in the kitchen. You ain't never gonna be
• 1:31:58
  happier than you are in the kitchen and raising these babies that you push out.
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  It's some of an other man, mister Buckner's commencement speech. And now
• 1:32:10
  it's interesting, I don't understand how this commencement speeches are supposed to be kind
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  of like a little more jovial, inspiring, inspiring, like really look forward
• 1:32:24
  to the next stage of your life. Like how did all this stuff COVID
• 1:32:29
  and women in the kitchen up in the commencements? And I'm so glad that
• 1:32:33
  you segued into this story from the Tom Brady story, because I think they're
• 1:32:40
  kind of one and the same thing. Another person hijacking a moment, the
• 1:32:45
  same way Jeff Ross hijacked Tom Brady's moment to throw Robert Kraft under the bus
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  because he thought it would be funny. This butterl guy knows this is number
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  one of the women's college. It's women's college. He's doing the commencement speech,
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  and everybody knows commencement speeches are supposed to be inspiring and uplifting and pushing
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  people forward to celebrate the achievement that they've just accomplished. It ain't got nothing
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  to do with your political platforms, protesters out there, or something to make
• 1:33:15
  who cares. This wasn't your You got do a podcast, do something,
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  but you came. It's equivalent to hey ladies. It's equivalent in my opinion
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  too. I know you the MVP, but I gave it to somebody else.
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  I know you're the MVP. Hey ladies, I know you just graduated
• 1:33:34
  with a degree in chemical engineering, but don't forget about that roast in the
• 1:33:39
  oven. And it just seemed to be inserting yourself into a moment to generate
• 1:33:45
  some conversation around your name and raise your hand. If you're not capable of
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  giving a speech to a particular crowd, it is on you to ask those
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  questions. Who you know, who am I going to be speaking to?
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  Well, if your jokes are not kid friendly, then raise your hand.
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  Hello. And if your stance is something where this is how you see women,
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  then why would you go to a woman's college to try to give a
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  commencement speech which is supposed to be completely about pushing and inspiring these young ladies
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  to go do something more. I don't know why I would do that.
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  Uh. And that's the part bad producer that really stands out to me.
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  You came to do something that you are totally against. Why would you do
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  that? I'm not for sure, but I mean, whoever vetted him or
• 1:34:49
  bought him to the put him before to do the speech, they might not
• 1:34:56
  have their job. But as we were, just as Kenny was just saying
• 1:34:59
  this, it's a situation that possibility. I mean you you're on the campus
• 1:35:04
  and you had all girls school. I mean I would tread waters lightly.
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  Even with me, I would have thought about that before saying some of the
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  things. Well that in that vetting process that's not always We got to stop
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  with the whole vetting. You sung and danced me when I vetted you.
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  Yeah, I had this conversation with you that didn't have to be that.
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  It was like, Okay, he's the kicker for the Super Bowl champions We're
• 1:35:32
  next door in Kansas, he's available. Let's bring him in with the kicker,
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  he's harmless. He's going to say, well, and I'm saying this,
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  you, as the actual kicker, may know all of that, and
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  you still took it upon yourself to rain on these people's I'm speaking my truth,
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  yes, okay, I mean, and that's where we're at right now,
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  as you speaking your truth and the ultra conservative traditional truth right and and
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  I'm saying this, your ultra conservative traditional truth could have been upstanding enough to
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  go. Man, I ain't coming to no girls college to talk. I'm
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  gonna stay at home. I don't need that, I don't need them.
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  I don't need I don't need to. I could say that living house,
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  living in your truth is what brings us to Clemson. Dabbo Sweeney, the
• 1:36:38
  head coach of Clemson, has been very outspoken about his feeling about the transfer
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  four schools that did not and the three military three other four the military academies
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  Clemson really is the only school that was viable for transfers that did not take
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  And Dabbosweeney even if it's just this year for Clemson. He was willing to
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  stand on what he's been telling you about. He doesn't agree with it,
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  so I'm not going to use it right And I think that's what I'm saying
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  with the Kicker. If that's how you feel, that's fine, and that's
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  okay to give at your other speeches. But where people are missing it seems
• 1:37:35
  to be the part where you really don't get to do the Kanye West to
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  show up and ruin it, that's wrong. I've been asked to talk in
• 1:37:45
  my hometown on the seventh of June to a June tenth if I don't want
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  to talk about that, and I asked him what is the theme and what
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  do you want me to talk about? So I'm within the boundaries of what
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  you want to be said. I don't just get to get up there and
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  it's an all woman's conference and let me tell you about you chicksen. You
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  know, man, y'all, y'all lay on your back that shit out here
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  trying to get somebody for the money. It's a hot girl. Some'm a
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  city girl hot. We outside need to be somewhere raising a baby and then
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  looking, oh, I'm wrong you're wrong. The people ask you, you
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  could have turned it down because, as I always say, as we go
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  to break and flip, if that's your son, daughter, mother, sister,
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  dad up there doing it and somebody reversed it, now you mad,
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  then you'll get it. And maybe that's what we've all forgotten the golden rule.
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  Do under others, but to go to all women's college and go to
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  talking about how your your wife happy in the kitchen and most of y'all fulfilled
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  is go get in the kitchen. That's where you're real. Fire our lies.
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  Hold on, man, what's going on? Don't push that babe out
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  the lady. I'm surprised they didn't attacking and he thinking of this new society.
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  lions Gate as comanchie Greg has brought to me today is spearheading a new movie
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  in before you got your big Kenny and ad producer about how they're just rushing
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  these movies to as soon as you do something. Six months later they just
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  got a movie about it, and I kind of gotten all the details.
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  It sounds like a new idea because they don't have But what about a little
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  real insight. I thought you were I thought you had gotten subjects a movie
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  Also, Lewis Hamilton, the f one uh movie he's making with Brad
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  the driving. He's playing him and Brad Pitt are they're both plane drivers.
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  Okay, so I'm saying, but Idris Damson is playing Oh, it's not
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  okay, right, okay, something like Days of Thunder, you think.
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  It definitely does shock you when you find out, because it's so amazing that
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  sense? Like you're shooting a whole movie and a whole nother accent. It's
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  but each and every scene, all that tape, you were able to completely
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  seen him do it. I seen him do a couple of interviews as American
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  Anny James. You're faking us out, man. Gail King, the sixty
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  nine year old has decided that she would grace the cover of Sports Illustrated.
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  That sixty nine is Gail deciding that she would put on her one piece and
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  let them air brush her to make sure she You know, any little blotches
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  least one blotch from that that old acne school. You know what I mean?
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  That just that old Well we were shooting hoop and you hard fouled me
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  and I scratched myself. It just never. It's not like they didn't give
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  it away, because when I looked at the picture, I'm like, well,
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  she's seventy. I don't see any all. The skin can't be smooth.
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  I don't care what electrolysis oprah is taking her to. It would have
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  been one at this age. Come on, but Gail King giving inspiration to
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  the what would you call them? Seasoned? Aunt tease, aunt tease?
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  What do we call? Almost almost out of clock in age? She almost
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  a couple of months, a couple of months, and she she's gonna be
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  out of rain. So she so she went on jumped on the cover.
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  Now, So I don't feel bad, ain't no conflicting. Everybody ain't got
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  the right hr and to complain about why y'all let him on the show.
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  She ain't, she is not. It is closed. A couple of months
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  you could have gained consideration and ask people who've lost the game by one point
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  Sports John of Wayne Gandy. Now it's time for the school board when we
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  the canon co back to the sport Shock shot, the Sport Shock win Candy,
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  Yes bad producer. Easiest schedules this year Saints, Falcons, Bears,
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  Panthers Bucks And you can imagine if it's the Saints and Falcons at the first
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  two, the Bears and the Panthers would be close. They're all in the
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  same division. Uh and and all that could be is one of two games.
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  You know, there's nothing, There is no real easy schedule in the
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  NFL. Well, why you say that sports job because it's the NFL.
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  When you play the team, they hot, or when you play the team,
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  your star player is no longer there. So who you thought was gonna
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  be an easy win right now you in the cage with because b Jon Robinson
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  is not back there and our pits is holding his hamstring. So now all
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  that what you thought you was gonna have. Now you're looking like the New
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  York Jets. Hey, hey, hey, we're just sitting over here.
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  We were just nobody saying nothing, do nothing. And I know I'm giving
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  you football in a nutshell is the eight plays of the Jet. That's how
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  fast and any game it can go from you supposed to be winning an easy
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  opponent to boom. Season changed. And that happened for a lot of teams
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  every year because the sport carries a lot of injuries, but those are the
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  easiest schedule. I said it was National Barbecue. And what I'm saying is,
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  if there's anybody the range of our voices that's not getting barbecue today,
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  even if it's just some barbecue chips, something that says, I'm just saying,
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  even if that's all, or dip something into barbecue. Saufice it's so
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  many ranging kind of way. Pull the wings out. That's what I'm gonna
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  tax right now, Hey, baby girl, pull them wings out, the
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  easy thing right there? What else do we have here before we go?
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  Kelsey plum? One thing we got to talk about next week? Come?
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  Man? Makes you making those? Because I don't know are we women's live
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  or are we just women naked? Now? Women are confusing me. I
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  don't know. Can we be two things? Things can be true? Because
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  the first thing, women seem to even wives and fiance everybody has a sports
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  illustrated thong shoot like instantly, as soon as they're known as the athlete's significant
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  other, they're somewhere on the island palm trees, a canoe and doing that
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  polls where they hold like this here right and why now? Why now?
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  You don't want to do that? For my name was attached to it?
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  You see what I'm saying. I don't understand, Like Gail, Gail,
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  you've been Gail King all this time? Why now you jumping in the swimsuit?
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  Well yeah, well she's trying to do some things for seventy yeah,
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  because you can get away with it. I got some stuff you can't do
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  it out the seventy Okay, well I got some. She can only do
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  it before seventy dB out of Colorado. Remember Carmannie McClain. He has found
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  a home down at the University of Florida. I'm quite sure the University of
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  Florida was trying to get him in the first place, probably because he's from
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  that Lakeland. He's from my hometown area, so I'm quite sure that's really
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  how he ended up back there. And a lot of kids, like I've
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  said, I love the idea of the nil being able to get some money,
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  but you do need to strategically do it so that kids are making decisions
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  still in the best interest of who and what and where they should be,
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  not just going to a college based on when they gave me this and then
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  that put you in a bad place that might take away your NFL career.
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  Sometimes that is it, everybody If some guys that missed the NBA INFL just
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  because they went for the bag and then go to where their talents would have
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  been enhanced. Wrong system, wrong coach, wrong city. You really needed
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  to be in that college football town like an Athens, but you decided to
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  take your talents to USC. Now you're in the city vibe. Now you're
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  distracted, But if you've been in Athens, you'd have been in that small,
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  quaint more focused, less ability to get to the things your vices.
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  And that really is it. That's why I'm just saying these things. You
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  know, just like in his case, maybe you're more of a home need
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  mama to be able to come up and fold your laundry regularly, not just
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  on But she can do that from Lakeland to Gainesville if she can. But
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  you in Colorado now, but that's what you that's what you individually needed.
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  Nobody can take that away from you. But you decided to go this route,
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  thinking, oh no, this money will over compensate that, and that's
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  not all. It'll make me forget that I'm on in four years later and
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  your skills as a player didn't developed. And that happens from that happens from
• 1:58:31
  college to pro as well. Some people's careers have lost just because they've been
• 1:58:38
  better suited to start off in Green Bay. You sent him to South Beach.
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  He ain't caught up past yet. He ain't sorry, he just can't
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  get off southeat down there with the bulls, and he still as good as
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  he wants advertised you sitting there like, man, I can't believe what happened
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  to He is good, he sep parking lot, that's all. He just
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  distracted. He could not turn off that valve. He's just every night back
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  down there. But if he's in Green Bay, everything closed at eight fifteen.
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  So you studying, yeah, play rest, just to get yourself something
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  to do. You studying a playbook and in McLean case, I'm just giving
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  that for your parents or your uncles and stuff like. Make sure along with
• 1:59:23
  trying to get the bag that you're also kind of putting yourself where you would
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  have been taking yourself to a college. That's what you kind of would have
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  chos This is would have been my top two or three picks if it was
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  no nil. Right, that's what you can That's what you need to start
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  leaning your head on. If I could say it in an easier way,
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  reduce it down to the two or three teams that you would have went to
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  without a bag, without full of love, instead of going to school number
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  six because they said they can give you a zaxby deal. Don't do that.
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  And we are in the ocean. The truth is he will throw you
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  in the ocean. It's time to wrap things up on the Sports June Show
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  with Wayne Candy. When your designs that the ocean, it gives a sports
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  shot test a minute to Vin would like to thank you for any segment,
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  any minute, any hour of Monday Show or Today's show that you tuned in
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  and let us entertain you. Hopefully you were entertained in some kind of degree.
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  Big Kenny command you, Greg the bad producer, Thank you for your
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  contributions to day A man. A bad man is doing great things out on
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  the golf course, and maybe he will even win this weekend. But I
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  still gotta throw you in the ocean. Roy McElroy, let me get this
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  right. So you announce you're getting divorce to the world two days before the
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  PGA Championship, but then you tell the reporters at the PGA Championship don't ask
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  about your divorce. M I don't understand how that works. Roy. You
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  know you could have just not told the people you were getting divorced in the
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  first place. Right wrong. By ther time the story got to the course
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  where we'd have been done playing, you've been it had been Sunday. You've
• 2:02:05
  been holding up a trophy and another ten million dollars. Not answer those you
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  just want you just won, You just won. Sunday, Sunday winds Monday,
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  he tells the world that you're getting the boys and Wednesday details them.
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  Don't ask me about it, y'all. Nobody going. That's that's called idiotic
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  to bring up a big story and then tell people don't ask me about it,
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  though, So Feroy McElroy, fuck up, clank. You were supposed
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  to wait till the flowery branch open it. You don't tell somebody before the
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  PGA Championship. You tell them before the flowery branch opened, when it's a
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  little small course nobody ever heard. And speaking of telling championship of the biggest
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  championship they have in golf, am my wrong? Speaking of speaking of telling
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  people stuff, sports Jack, I won't be here from Monday show. I
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  gotta do some fair time. But I don't want to talk about it.
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  I don't want to talk about it. We'll have a good weekend, enjoy
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  it from the Sports Shop show. As we always say on Thursday, We'll
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  see you in the future. Peace,