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Shohei Me the Money · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough enough. I don't have any wish share your sucking. We hold the
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  world ransom for Wayne. Excuse me while I whip this out shore broadcasting live
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  and it led her to a jo. This this is the Sports Shock Show
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  with Wayne Dandy. You may Sill began, Do me up? Dang,
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  can you win meget you frank me down? Do come to come to pet
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  it comes to Mark? Is it just I'm gonna do it begin, I'm
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  gonna go on the way you may pill began. Welcome, Welcome, Welco.
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  I'm listening to the Sports Shock Show. I'm the Sports Shock Wayne Candy.
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  Good morning till you out there listening Land glad to be here with you.
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  It's a little rainy here in atlant Tell the eclipse brought in a little
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  chill, a little spring rain. But that helps all of us out here,
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  all of us Americans that live in those pollinated cities. One out of
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  four people suffer from some type of allergy issue in our country, and those
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  places that have, like in Atlanta, that really goes through the real four
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  seasons. Sometimes around here it seems like it might be nine in Atlanta,
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  But the pollen with the rain helps out and you know, so that little
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  sleepy feeling you get, I mean it's high pollen. You don't need the
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  news to wait. You don't have four cups of coffee and still trying to
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  figure out why you lagging. It's the polm. You don't have to wait
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  on the noon news to tell you the poland count up. And if they
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  tell you the pollen count up and you still sleepy, day line, day
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  line because it might not be up on they radar, but it might be
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  blowing off of your car right into your signus. Isn't as why you're tired
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  as your nose brings in air when that filter in your nose is working and
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  it's not able to generate the air you need. Clearly that's the sleepy part.
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  That's how you fall asleep. But big weekend here in Georgia. The
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  eighty eighth Masters going on little rain delay down at Augusta, so we will
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  see tea time was supposed to be right now, but they have pushed it
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  back until around nine o'clock. A little bit after nine. I heard they're
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  selling like a seventeen thousand dollars package and I was reading it. But if
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  I go to the map, I want to be outside seeing the golf.
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  You're selling me how I can go back to the clubhouse and have the amenities
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  and all that. Then I could have stayed home and went to the social
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  club. If I'm gonna go golf, I want to go, you know,
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  seventeen thousand dollars. I should be ad a caddy, caddy for someone.
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  You're telling you how I feel I should be able to caddy for someone
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  for at least two holes. But you're telling me how back at the clubhouse
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  it'll be chef cook meals and all that. But I'm inside and they're out
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  there golfing. It's actually something I thought. The spectacle of the golf was
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  what I wanted to say. Tiger's cooking the food easy. That's seventeen times.
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  Yeah, it was like a seventeen dollars package. And I was like,
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  no, not my sensibilities. I like to actually see what I'm watching.
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  I don't get caught up in that. I know a lot of people
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  do. And maybe it's because command you Gregg in the building, Big Kenny
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  in the building. Maybe it's because I don't drink. I think some things
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  miss mean because I don't really drink. And since I don't drink. I'm
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  not like caught up in those areas for a long period of time. Well,
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  I got I need the bar to hold me up kind of mentality.
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  You know, sometimes you miss out if you don't actually do it. You
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  won't get it going to a cigar bar if you don't smoke cigars well and
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  sports chock. I think it's interesting that sometimes the way I see when you
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  said they have a seventeen thousand dollars package, at first I got a little
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  nervous, you know what I'm saying, because I was like, I remember
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  them days. But a lot of people do that stuff because of the exclusivity.
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  I'm where you can't go. They give you a little placard or they
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  give you some sort of risk band, and I get my commemorative cup.
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  So I'm not really a big drinker, but I'll carry this cup all day
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  and people know that I was able to do the exclusive thing. Now,
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  most people would go to a sporting event to actually watch the event, So
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  I've never understood that either I'm gonna pay extra money to miss the event that
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  I came to see, and uh, you know, maybe chef catered or
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  chef prepared food is a you know, but I can only eat so much
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  food anyway. It's not like I'm going to be there all day eating.
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  So I've tried it, and that's how I know it's not for me,
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  you know what I mean, I'm going to get one of these all inclusive
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  everything, and I learned, like now this, I would have rather been
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  watching the event. Yeah, the package drew me. Command you are you
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  one of those excuse me when those exclusive area type guys. No, it's
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  something I feel like I'm missing out on, like what the actual event is
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  if I'm in this special VIP area, you know it's it says I,
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  Oh, it's close by, like but I can't see. I came to
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  watch the golf, I mean, and from seeing the picture like this looks
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  like I've got to say that. Sportsjock, one of our listeners, Keith
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  Ramsey said, sports Jock, Sir, you would be the largest caddy ever.
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  Oh well, for seventeen thousand. You want to be noticed. I
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  want to be noticed that you want somebody to see you, like, hey
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  man, that dude Muster. I don't know where they got him, but
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  it was most that the things that went along with it were things that took
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  you away from the game the golf I was looking for the whole tournament.
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  You're going to have front row lawn chair seating to each hole that you go
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  to, because when you go to something like the Masters, what you don't
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  do is what you may not realize is those galleries for a lot of places
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  already kind of set. You have a couple come out there and each one
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  of them have two chairs and they will go to four different holes or you
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  know, and put down their chair so when they get to that hole,
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  they had their front and center right. So some of the holes have stand
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  So if you're telling me along with that, for the four or five days
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  that regardless of which hole I moved to, I've got a premium view and
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  a breath away from Tiger, then okay. But you're telling me how when
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  you do feel like you need a break, you can walk back to the
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  clubhouse with the smoke fired salmon. What is it with golfers that I mean?
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  Because like a comedy shows, they do exclusive packages, but that comes
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  with just like you say, all access to your backstage. You get a
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  picture, there's you're sitting right in the front, if not somewhere in the
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  wings it, but people usually pay that for closer, and this sounds like
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  they're moving people away for more. Like the more you pay, the farther
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  way you get. So I guess for a one hundred thousand dollars you could
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  be back at home just watching on TV. Two or three games left here
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  in the n b A regular season ends on Sunday. I went to back
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  to back games here in Atlanta on Tuesday and Wednesday night. I tried to
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  get the crew out last night, but they're busy, man, Big Kenny.
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  I know being married. I was rolling the dice with him comanch because
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  I know him. Being married is something that he has asked for permission at
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  least three day notice a lot of spur of the moment. You're looking for
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  him to do something on Wednesday, you need to contact him on Saturday before
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  so he can get permission. I don't need permission to come up. I
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  move. I moved freely, sir. I moved within the house in the
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  movie. Now now I'm not gonna say she come home and I just be
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  caught side laughing with the Hawks. I will said that hey going to the
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  Hawks game. But if I'm available and want to go to Hawk game,
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  I just go, but I was occupied that night. I had an event,
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  so I wasn't able to make it. But no, I'm not one
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  of them, like, hey, I can get some free tickets to this
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  exclusive professional sporting event. I was hoping you let me go. No,
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  no, I'm not that guy. But the Hogs laid an egg on both
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  nights, double overtime game on Tuesday versus the Miami Heat last night losing after
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  leading for most of the game against the Charlotte Charlotte Hornets. The teams,
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  both of them, I don't know. I know the Hornets you know are
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  not in the playoffs and not in the play INDs. The Atlanta Hawks are
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  in the play I thought they would make a big effort to maybe not be
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  in the tenth spot and try to get to the ninth part so at least
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  they would get a home game. Yeah, you know, if you're in
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  the tenth spot, that means that even if you win the first playing game,
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  which will be against Chicago, so they know who the opponent is for
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  the game. I thought they would try to win out get at least that
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  first game home. Now it looks like they're kind of selling for the tenth,
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  which means that they would have to beat go to Chicago, beat Chicago,
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  and then go on the road and beat the loser of the Sixers heat
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  game. That's their only path, So both games, if there are two
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  games, there is definitely one, but two games put them on the road,
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  and so basically to get a their season is over as far as home
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  games, unless they actually make the playoffs and get that eight spot, and
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  then that would be against Boston. Now who's number one in the East.
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  Well, yeah it is now sports. You said I thought they would have
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  tried, which sounds like, in your opinion, you saw a lack of
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  earnest effort. Well, I saw a lack of desperation from how the coach,
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  Quinn Snyder, Like last night, they had the lead and then at
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  some point in the fourth he regulated starters to stop playing. He just went
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  with all backups basically from the fourth throughout throughout the rest of the game.
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  And I was thinking, but you got like a seven eight point lead,
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  you know, just go ahead on and get the game. But he stayed
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  with the backups the whole quarter of the game. So I was like,
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  oh, well, looks like he's just gonna roll the dice and and I
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  understand they was coming off of back to back, so he had one or
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  two players like Whining that didn't play. I just thought it to be a
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  little more effort. And I'm not effort from a physical but effort as far
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  what shock Shaan. This what shock wing Gandy. Good morning to you.
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  We are moving right along in the month of April. The Masters, the
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  eighty eighth Masters taking place down in Augusta for you. This weekend maybe a
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  little delayed. Let's hope it doesn't like it one of those where it gets
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  pushed into Monday. We can tie it up this weekend real quick with you
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  guys. Is golf losing it's stardom? Yes, yes, okay, y'all
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  said that with true conviction. There rarely do y'all give like just right,
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  all right, right, It's something you have to consider the nuances. But
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  no, in this situation, I would imagine that, and I think in
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  part because now there are other options opening up. There used to be the
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  PGA when it came to golf, period, and now there are other platforms
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  for people to play golf, and then other sports are emerging. See see
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  that's what I'm saying. Hey, hey, I got my uncle listening.
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  You know what I'm saying. But that corn hoole pickleball that people have actually
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  made competition sports. We've got what is it, break dancing now in the
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  Olympics. So some of that is our own fault, like we keep looking
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  for other stuff to entertain us. But then with the decline of Tiger,
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  who PGA by their own doing made the god of golf. When he started
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  to decline, all of the people that worshiped him kind of left the church.
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  I think it's it's almost like one of those driving apps when you go
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  online, you see some traffic, you start trying to avoid the traffic,
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  but then ways or Apple Map or whatever start sending everybody that way. Well,
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  if everybody starts going that way now, then that will eventually start becoming
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  longer as well. So if you got in there real quick, yes it
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  did save you time. Yes, But if you waited a while before you
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  clicked on, now that's justice backed up right, juice? Does you ain't
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  too long to get in? I do believe without having like this bona fide
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  draw, same talent, same guys are winning good golf. But that personality,
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  the Caitlin Clark kind of people want to see it is. It does
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  seem like it has kind of uh settled down and kind of more went to
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  how it was, which was always a big sport. They're always going to
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  make the money. It always it didn't need Tiger Woods for it to still
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  be around. It just needed something like a Tiger Woods because it always had
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  a Jack Nicholson, it always had Arnold Palmer. It was always someone that
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  was the face of it. Robert, I don't know that there is a
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  face of it. Now, Who's who would you say the face of it?
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  We know a lot of names. We don't know if golf does not
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  well, yeah, it always seems like there was going to be that next
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  one, like okay, so after Tiger it will be this guy like Roy
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  McElroy, or it was Dustin Johnson or John rom or Jordan Shambo Jordan Spied.
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  And none of those guys ever became that guy. I mean, they
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  were talked about like they were going to command say. He don't even right,
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  That's what I'm saying. I haven't seen a Do you remember all of
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  the ads that they used to run for Tiger Woods where he every time they
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  spoke golf, somehow his image was in that advertisement. And now, and
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  let's make sure we from my point of view, I'm not talking about you
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  know, because if the other guy was here, he would try to show
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  you. And I'm not talking about at the clubhouse, at the golf I'm
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  talking about in the consciousness, not the golfers, golfer, you consciousness of
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  society. Yes, there has been like we in the Tiger was about a
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  twenty where golf was in the consciousness. Yes, Now it seems like it's
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  not that thing that like that consistently stays on the of just a casual fan.
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  Right. So that's why when I thought about the Masters, it used
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  to have a little more even fanfare leading up to it. Yeah, because
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  there were there were more there were more guys who like they had won some
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  tournaments before. But like once Tiger came around, then everyone always it was
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  always pushed as Tiger versus the field. Okay, who's in the field,
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  But no one talked about the field, right, it was just Tiger.
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  So I think even as a couple of years ago, if Tiger is in
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  contention on any tournament on Sunday, that's when the TV ratings go up.
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  Still twenty five years later and so there hasn't been that next guy pushed,
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  and that's why you know, you see that decline and in the casual fandom.
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  NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said yesterday that Toronto Raptors forward John tay Porter,
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  who is under investmentation by the league following multiple instances of betting irregularities over the
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  past several months. And I'm this story is high up on the board today
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  because when you start hearing permanently banned, he's facing permanently being banned. That's
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  a big thing. Not out for a year, like a Calvin Ridley,
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  the commissioner saying permanently banned is on the books. And that how you say
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  the FBI come in there and they say, life, let you know what
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  you face it first, So just to loosen up your tongue a little bit.
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  You know, you might be in there with a tight y'all thinking you're
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  gonna just ride it out, and they come and over look, i'd like
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  permanent and you be like permanent and then you start thinking about what that word
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  means because you went to class couple of times and permanent mean a long time.
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  And you're like, yeah, well, I'll tell you who did it
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  now. We'll come back after the break talk more about that. But for
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  you just listening, like, how is this because could face permanent bands stood
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  out to me for anyone you might not know the player, but for a
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  player to be permanently banned from a league, it's serious charges. We'll be
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  we roll into Masters weekend, we left talking about Adam Silver. NBA commissioner
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  said yesterday that Toronto raptors for John te Porter serious charges could be banned permanently
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  if what he's accused of is true, calling it a cardinal sin. So
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  comanchi, you said you have read a couple of things or have heard a
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  couple of things of what this cardinal sin could be. Yeah, So for
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  anyone who uses the those daily fantasy sports apps, they have prop bets as
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  far as over under on how many points a player would score. So for
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  him, he averages four points a game, so the over under is four
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  points for him, And in one game, he made one shot, so
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  he had two points, and then he had an injury and had to leave
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  the game. And then there was a record on that particular sports app that
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  a bunch of people won money betting on him to score under four points.
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  And that happened a few times where he would he would score a point or
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  not even take a shot, had to leave the game because of some injury,
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  and people won money on him because he they hit the under on how
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  many points. And immediately when you said that number one they were considering permanent
• 29:00
  band, I knew that it had to be serious, and when they weren't
• 29:06
  specific, in my mind I began to project that this has something to do
• 29:12
  with some infraction that smells of fixing games. Because now that we're partnered with
• 29:22
  MGM and Caesars and all of these other batting apps and this is big business,
• 29:29
  has been for a long time, but now it's big business that's partnered
• 29:33
  with the NBA. We can't give the appearance that all of this isn't on
• 29:37
  the up and up. If you're telling me that guys are out there fixing
• 29:41
  prop bets, then who knows what's going on when it comes to the big
• 29:48
  pools of money. You know what I'm saying, who's gonna win the championship?
• 29:52
  If one guy's doing it, Just like it was with the steroid era,
• 29:55
  not everybody's doing it, but you'd probably seen somebody doing it. It's
• 29:59
  going to become one of those viruses that infects all NBA franchises if it goes
• 30:07
  unchecked. So I think that the threat of being gone forever could make some
• 30:12
  people either one stop doing it or two, if they have been doing it,
• 30:17
  come forward and out the people that you know if they have, or
• 30:19
  we're going to clean house and let everybody kind of go back to business.
• 30:23
  It'll encourage a lot of people to come forward. The ANBA has had his
• 30:27
  brushes with betting. If you remember former referee Tim Donaghy back in two thousand
• 30:34
  and seven, he served time for his involvement. To speak on this from
• 30:41
  the athletic standpoint, I haven't been in the locker room in a while,
• 30:45
  but I do know in my fifteen year tenure in the NFL, each and
• 30:52
  every year, the first meeting, the first security meeting, it starts with
• 31:00
  gambling and guns. First two things, so these are the two. Most
• 31:06
  important is gambling. So when you hear Cardinal Sin, this grew. One
• 31:15
  second is guns. Gun can't be on the premises. Gun can't be taken
• 31:18
  to anything involving You can't take your gun to peaks of Christmas, giveaway to
• 31:26
  the kids, anything involving the team. Your gun is not supposed to be
• 31:33
  with you, not just to the game, anything involving the team. So
• 31:40
  these are serious charges. The one thing with all this gambling is how do
• 31:45
  you control it? When do you control it? Who would you take a
• 31:49
  guy like John tay Porter. I don't know his salary, I don't know
• 31:53
  his stance in the league, but you're telling am out of situation where maybe
• 31:59
  I've been working for X amount of dollars. Now I can tenfold that because
• 32:07
  I already feel like I'm going to be back in Europe next season or something
• 32:13
  like that. Because remember this is NBA. I mean, he can't go
• 32:16
  to some other league. And as long as you have leagues connected to these
• 32:22
  betting houses. And we talked about this, the Detroit Lions had some players
• 32:25
  suspended last year, the Indianapolis coach. We talked about Atlanta with Calvin Ridley.
• 32:32
  It's going to always be that in any suspicion, because you got to
• 32:39
  realize the normal fan calls cheating on anything. Player dropped the ball, he
• 32:51
  got to be throwing the game. Referee make a call at a bad time,
• 32:53
  you gotta be throwing the game. Coach takes a player, you know,
• 32:58
  Coach, don't go for on a certain down or kick a field goal
• 33:02
  until a touchdown. Taking the money. He taking money. It's already out
• 33:07
  there people now, they legitimately just waiting for it to be proved. Dude
• 33:12
  drops a pass. He taking money. Now they caught him off the field.
• 33:15
  Yeah yeah, yeah, he just convinced him. So we will see
• 33:22
  how this works out. For John Jay Porter from Toronto, it's only twenty
• 33:28
  four years old, so you're talking about a band for him. He's just
• 33:31
  getting started and about to find himself in a whirl of trouble. Track and
• 33:37
  field for the first time, guys will be offered prize money at this Olympics
• 33:46
  track and field. If you win a gold medal in track and field,
• 33:53
  you will receive fifty thousand dollars. If you're on some kind of team like
• 34:00
  a four by one hundred or four by four hundred and you win gold and
• 34:06
  the four of you split the fifty thousand dollars. But if you win individual
• 34:12
  gold on track and field, this is the first time they've been offered a
• 34:17
  prize money. And that is that to get people to start really wanting watching
• 34:23
  or participating. Well, yeah, because you either want to be running the
• 34:28
  numbers. You got to be watching that that track guy or track young lady.
• 34:34
  Now if she can do two things another sport, she'll look at track
• 34:40
  like what it ain't no money in that, right, So you know there's
• 34:46
  nothing like that. So and now this free travel, I get to go
• 34:51
  see Greece. And I would imagine if I were able, this would increase
• 34:58
  the number of people in every race. I'm competing in everything. I'm in
• 35:00
  the four hundred, I'm in the three hundred, I'm in the one fifty.
• 35:05
  I don't even know if they got them fifty, But I mean,
• 35:07
  how many people in the one fifty I might end up winning? Now?
• 35:10
  Are there increments? Is that gold medal fifty thousand silvers all I've seen so
• 35:15
  far? To the track and field is said to become the first sport to
• 35:19
  introduce prize money at the Olympics. This was announced the other day, fifty
• 35:24
  thousand to gold medalists in Paris. I was also thinking, maybe this will
• 35:35
  help participants keep their gold medal. I know we've reported a lot of times
• 35:40
  of winners of these events not having that. I guess that love for the
• 35:47
  medal beyond the money right back after years? Yeah, after eight years,
• 35:53
  things get us on the market. Yeah, I'm at the pawn shop with
• 35:57
  it. Maybe maybe it will. But I conversely, I also wonder we
• 36:01
  just got through talking about an athlete embroiled in a gambling scandal. Once money
• 36:09
  gets involved, you know what I mean, Will they start allowing you to
• 36:14
  bet at the Olympics? Is that something that's coming to what I'm saying.
• 36:22
  Are they going to let betting houses place wagers on Olympic events? And you,
• 36:27
  as an athlete, look out there, that's that's not already on the
• 36:31
  table. Don't you bet on who wins the hundred, Well, I mean
• 36:37
  you can bet on like others can bet on that. But you're talking about
• 36:38
  the athletes themselves betting on the race. Well, I'm saying, if you
• 36:45
  can bet on who wins the one hundred meter and that athlete can access that
• 36:50
  information and it comes with prop bet possibilities, sure they could bet on themselves.
• 36:55
  Sure they could. I mean we just saw my man do it in
• 37:00
  the NBA. Why why, I mean, I'm running the race, surely
• 37:04
  I can. I know the difference between a second and a quarter of a
• 37:08
  second. I can manage that. And again, beyond this goal metal,
• 37:15
  how much am I gonna make? These people making money off me in the
• 37:17
  prop game? Up my money? Six million dollars for this one race.
• 37:22
  I'm racing three times while I'm hearing pairs, so I'm gonna get my money
• 37:27
  in either way. I'm gonna make sure I'm okay. There is money and
• 37:30
  make sure there is money you make. So if I if I run for
• 37:36
  the US team, I win the hundred, the US does pay does pay
• 37:39
  me X amount of dollars? Right, this is extra money, and this
• 37:45
  is a bag of money that's ice Cuban gun right, that's ice Cuban gunner
• 37:50
  that got together at the end of one hundred meters, like you get here
• 37:53
  first and here you go. And that's the part of if I've won the
• 37:58
  hundred last Olympics, right, I think it was maybe thirty five thousand dollars,
• 38:05
  So you do get someone. This is additional, That's what I'm saying.
• 38:08
  This is from this Olympics. From the Olympics. This is highest hanging
• 38:12
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  Candy, Good morning to you, we were talking about prize money for the
• 41:53
  Olympics in Paris. First time it has been offered as prize money the US
• 42:00
  Olympic and Paralympic committees for our athletes. You do win what I'm looking at
• 42:08
  least the last Olympics. Thirty seven five for gold medals, twenty two thousand,
• 42:17
  five hundred for silver, and fifteen thousand four bronze. That's for the
• 42:24
  US. Now other countries might pay more, might pay less, but this
• 42:29
  fifty thousand would be on top of that. So I win the goal in
• 42:36
  THEE hundred, I get the thirty seven five, and I get the fifty
• 42:39
  thousand dollars. Track and field Olympic sports, the Olympics in general has been
• 42:47
  one of those sports that has suffered because of technology and the explosion of sports.
• 42:53
  They used to be just seen as this moment in time you had to
• 42:59
  catch a particular event, and now Olympics is more of just a casual.
• 43:07
  No one seems in our country now, other countries seem like they still have
• 43:12
  this applause for their Olympic athletes. Our country, we have our one or
• 43:19
  two sports. The other two hundred sports were involved. If you didn't win
• 43:25
  those kind of things. I think we still give swimming, gymnastics, track
• 43:34
  and field, I don't know, not so much. The tracking fields,
• 43:42
  well, well not so much. We will celebrate whoever wins the hundred.
• 43:45
  Well maybe when the Olympics comes around. There's a lot of track and field
• 43:54
  chatter in my orbit because several of my friends or track athletes in school,
• 44:01
  so they're always keeping me abreast of the latest track goings on. But it's
• 44:09
  interesting that diving and gymnastics seem to be the top two, and I know
• 44:15
  a lot of other countries have it. But when they cheer, they seem
• 44:20
  to cheer for their athletes collectively. We stream our events when we want to
• 44:25
  watch them, you know what I'm saying. We're not going to get up
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  in the middle of the night because it's a five hour time difference and watch
• 44:31
  you run. We'll just record it, or we'll go to the coverage that
• 44:36
  they offer us when we wake up. And so we're cheering the athlete.
• 44:39
  We're just cheering. You cheer at ten am, I cheer at two fifteen
• 44:43
  pm, you know what I mean. So you don't get that collective go
• 44:47
  team showy A Tani, his ex interpreter faces federal charges. The Dodger superstar
• 44:55
  Shoe Tani, his interpreter four and a half million dollars he seemed to have
• 45:07
  misplaced from Otani's bank account. He sounded like the Pentagon four and a half
• 45:15
  minuts. Are you sure? Are you sure that was here in a minute
• 45:17
  ago? Yeah, I remember, I gave you permission made that transition transaction
• 45:23
  and you say it was for four to half million. He started looking through
• 45:28
  papers packed in his pockets. Of the investigation started three weeks ago when it
• 45:35
  was broke bad. At least four and a half million was transmitted from Otoni's
• 45:38
  bank account to California bookmaker under federal investigation. So the fans were already looking
• 45:47
  at this California book maker, right, and they got caught up in the
• 45:57
  We we already looking for some when then something else up across a Nah,
• 46:00
  we got our boy, more like Robert Kraft incident with the massage. Remember
• 46:08
  they were there investigating human traffic trafficking and he had to go to that.
• 46:15
  Okay, yes, and maybe maybe we can pinch him and get these people
• 46:20
  correct. And they had to drop it because the warrant was for violations of
• 46:24
  human traffic, right, not whatever Robert Kraft was doing. So this is
• 46:30
  how all this came to light. They were investigating a California bookmaker. Uh.
• 46:36
  And that's the part of these sports entities and what people forgot why they
• 46:42
  were always distancing themselves from gambling. You are going to still have that same
• 46:49
  amount of criminal enterprise that's gonna work through. Now what they slapped their name
• 46:54
  up there Big Kenny's Sports Betting, right, and you, oh, it's
• 47:00
  legit and Johnson's behind it. I don't know I'm saying. I'm just saying
• 47:08
  because in this case, you have to make sure you understand they were investigating
• 47:15
  the book maker, right. They didn't know who was gonna come now now
• 47:17
  this is the man they see, uh show They thought it was that making
• 47:22
  this right, But now now and I'm sure I'm sure they're still probably waiting
• 47:30
  for the other shoe to fall because what you're telling me is commands you Greg
• 47:35
  told me I could have access. What they're asserting it's command you Greg told
• 47:40
  me I could have access to his account to make transactions and I chose to
• 47:47
  bet with that access. Is that what they're asserting or are they saying that
• 47:53
  commands you Greg told me he wanted to place a bet, but he wanted
• 47:57
  me to do it for him. No, the class that's it athlete,
• 48:01
  entertainer and dealing with their agent. Oka. Remember your interpreter in this situation
• 48:07
  is probably handling some of those kinds of transactions for you. So they said
• 48:14
  that they told me to just transfer it to them on the and so they
• 48:19
  show hate is asserting that it was stolen in my career, and the fans
• 48:25
  are saying that he whoever they found a trail that Matt Sahara is the one
• 48:32
  who had been gambling with this particular and this time to pay off whatever he
• 48:38
  got in trouble with. He thought he would go and pay off with show
• 48:45
  he's money, and that's when he fell on the register. So and still
• 48:51
  kind of sound like you got caught with it in your car, And now
• 48:55
  we all kind of got to answer questions, you know what I mean that
• 48:59
  that seemed really really I'm sure the fans aren't satisfied, not them, So
• 49:05
  I don't know, But why can't it just be clear the wife was stealing
• 49:08
  the money. And the only reason I'm speaking like that because I know athletes
• 49:15
  that that's how they go broke the agent. They let the agents pay the
• 49:17
  bill, so they let the financial guy pay the bill. Eight years later
• 49:22
  they realized that they four hundred thousand dollars short because he was slowly just taking
• 49:28
  knife and siphing it. And see he was doing it in so small increments
• 49:34
  it didn't register. But enough years went by. Now it's like I could
• 49:37
  have sworn I made another half million dollars. And because I think we're calling
• 49:45
  him interpreter, but if he's interpreting to everyone right right, he could be
• 49:50
  telling them, sure, hey said he gonna need seven million more. We'll
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  KNT. Caitlyn Clark fever is Indiana Fever is about to draft Caitlin Clark.
• 52:58
  So it would be Caitland Clark fever. Yeah, should be paying for the
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  fever, Yeah, would be fever. Yeah, Caitlyn Clark fever fever.
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  That's break, that's brillier. That took you a while to get around to
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  my rim tap, but I appreciate it. The Indiana Fever, who is
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  people expect here in the next couple of days when they are on the board
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  with the WNBA draft, they are going to draft Caitlyn Clark. And a
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  lot of people are one betting on this because the Fever are already running ads
• 53:40
  of Caitlin Clark being in their uniform. They've even set dates for ticket sales
• 53:46
  for their June I think it's June thirtieth that the Phoenix Mercury Diana Tarassi,
• 53:54
  who some called the goat of the WNBA, we'll face off against Caitlyn Clark.
• 54:04
  So that matchup is being sold. It's a great, a great ad.
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  They have a picture of Diana Tarassi, it says the Goat, and
• 54:14
  a small picture of someone wearing number twenty two looking up at her like right
• 54:22
  about that time. And you know, Diana Tarossi is old enough to be
• 54:25
  Caitlyn Clark's mom. That's another story, because Diana Tarossi about forty two years
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  old something like that. Yeah, and Caitlyn Clark is twenty two years old.
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  And that's been the big debate this whole year of who is the goat?
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  And some Peel. I don't. Caitlyn Clark hasn't even gotten to the
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  WNBA, and I'm asking, is it possible that Allah coach Prime? She
• 54:55
  could pull Eli and beyond on somebody I want to go to the Fever?
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  I wouldn't. Why would she not want to? No, I'm just safer
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  to play for who. Maybe she might choose that Big three groove? Oh
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  no, she can still, she could still do both. And I don't
• 55:20
  know how much of the Big Three she could do. But from however,
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  ice Cube had it written up. He just needed a couple of hours on
• 55:28
  a Saturday. I don't even know if she had to make every date I
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  got, like Alan Iverson was doing for him for a while. Yeah,
• 55:35
  Alan Iverson didn't go to every He just called him up. Hey man,
• 55:38
  I ain't doing nothing this weekend. I come to Philadelphia. Well, ticket
• 55:42
  sales down. We're gonna need you to come to this city. Ticket sales
• 55:45
  are good. I don't worry about don't worry about it. Caitlyn Clark and
• 55:50
  the Indiana Fever. It says that the Fever is set to have thirty six
• 55:53
  of its forty games be national games this year, So out of the forty
• 56:01
  games. They're already declared thirty six games on national television. Well, that's
• 56:07
  the Kaitlyn Clark effect, I'm saying, because before that, how many Fever
• 56:13
  games did you watch? Zero? All right? How many were available to
• 56:19
  watch nationally? Forty? Oh? No, no, nationally, I don't
• 56:22
  know. I don't know. That's what I'm saying. Do you think it
• 56:24
  was thirty six? No? No? And they had the great to Meka
• 56:30
  catch it, Yeah, playing with them at one point in her great,
• 56:35
  her great career. So that's the Caitlan Clark effect. And rightfully so I
• 56:39
  think the NWNBA draft is what next week? Yeah, it's on Monday,
• 56:45
  Oh Monday, Okay, So Indiana Fever and we talked about a great move
• 56:49
  for Caitlin as far as she kind of stays in the region. Yeah,
• 56:52
  her Clark or Knots. What do they call themselves, clarker knotts. It
• 57:00
  was a nickname for them. They got to call and call them the swift
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  the Swifties. We got to be we say, what the little monsters for
• 57:10
  lady guy guy Clark clarkon knots. Let's go Clark. I like that Clark
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  Knots. Okay, So go to Trademark dot Com and Trademark. While you're
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  over there scrolling, let's get Clark knots on on the board. So a
• 57:32
  great region for her to stay in. The Fever and the w n b
• 57:37
  A right now, it's it's not like the NBA so much where you have
• 57:45
  to be in this particular city to gain your fame. It's still, yes,
• 57:50
  it's always going to be a little more fame to be for the New
• 57:52
  York or l A team, but they still haven't established them to be,
• 57:58
  Oh, this is the team because the Phoenix Mercury titles Minnesota Lynx a lot
• 58:04
  of titles, you know. So it's not like the Liberty Vegas in yeah,
• 58:08
  Las Vegas back to back. So it's not like the Liberty and the
• 58:13
  Sparks are just the game in town. So Indiana Fever with her in that
• 58:19
  region already should explode. So thirty six of the forty, Wow, I
• 58:23
  don't know what happened to the other four. It seems like it's just before.
• 58:28
  If it's thirty six, you imagine it. She just forty forty scrape
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  And if it doesn't work with the fame she's bringing, it's not gonna
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  I would imagine. Yeah, but you've been saying you waiting on something to
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  come along, and this doesn't infuse you to stop worrying about what the NBA
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  Hey, if this doesn't get your sport going, nothing will. Then this
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  No, You've had Michael Jordan's players, right, but I don't know if
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  guys, right, Yeah, welcome to post prison life. It sounds like,
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  just say that Comand like you know, while y'all always bringing up old stuff
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  right right when you've done this, it never gets old. No, no,
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  I don't think it. And that was ten years ago. Why you're
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  bringing up that old but actually it was only about seven and a half years
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  three and those are some of the things that will affect him going forward.
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  Is some people probably have an opportunity that they could offer him but won't because
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  country that warrant that are attached to employment. I know here certain jobs you
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  That's you know, prison record is some jobs you can get, but
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  outside of that, and for who we know the young lady is girlfriend to
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  be. She was someone that the country yes adored, Yes, so that
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  you have that as well, like you got people who are just not going
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  to be appalled, right that you hired the guy that killed would they?
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  He contacted the International Paralympic Committee asking if he could work, if they could
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  Now there's nothing for him here, like immediately, there's no. And
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  that's what I'm saying. I would like, I would like to find some
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  empathy for you. But I just I mean, and I could be sitting
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  there going, man, I don't think he did it, but still,
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  you know what I'm saying, I can't do any business with you because everyone
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  else does. Yeah, just a tough situation for that. I don't know.
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  Maybe he just is just hitting him now. Wow. Yeah, even
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  the time that he sat he probably never he might have thought there was some
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  will stick behind me now. Yeah. No, it's not gonna happen like
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  that at all. Mo Vaughn, former Major league baseball player. We talked
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  on Monday about pitch clocks and the picture saying it's the pitch clock that's messing
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  up their arm. Mo Vaughn says he blames analytics more than the pitch clock.
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  His point of view is that the modern day pitcher now gets up there
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  and basically they have no craftiness. Everything they do is throwing the ball hard.
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  It's about velocity, the and spin, and they're not groomed. They
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  don't have to mix it up with a trick balls. And and because of
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  that, since all you're caring about is how fast what it say on the
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  gun, that is basically saying they're emptying the tank. And if you continue
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  to pitch that way all the time, your army is going to give out
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  on you. That's basically what That's what major League Baseball said. Okay,
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  okay, so they agree with them, You don't think Movaan and Major League
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  Baseball and partner, I mean, because again major League Baseball saying it sort
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  Fame player, but he's someone who has a great deal of credibility in Major
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  League Baseball. For him to say it would make even a fan go,
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  yeah, well, maybe maybe he's right. And I wonder is a lot
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  of this trend into just throwing as hard as you can with some sort of
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  spin on It got something to do with like we said about the fastball the
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  other day, after about the second or third inning, the batters have picked
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  stay in the major leagues, you've got to give them something they can't hit.
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  that low sinker or that breaking ball, you got me. But by the
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  you're still gonna have those great three or four innings, right, but you're
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  gonna you know, as we watch with baseball now anyway, you don't have
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  guys, the middle reliever is just as important as the starter. Now you
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  have almost like I'm only sending you out here to pitch five innings. They've
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  kind of broken it down. Whereas it's not that he went deep into the
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  It's hard to hit a home run off for certain pitches. Yeah,
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  we saw a guy like a few years ago, Ra Dickey won the Cy
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  Young. He's a knuckleballer, so it's not going more than fifty miles an
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  not the pitch clock, which I think brought some excitement back. It gave
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  fans the baseball game went faster first and foremost. And you know it was
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  to. It wasn't a whole bunch of walking around, you know, fixing
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  each wristband changing. It's not just on the picture. It's on the hitter,
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  the box at this point or it's going to be a strike. Yeah,
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  you're down to one adjustment and then put the back. It can't be all
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  that unzip each glove that it was not. I just thought it made it,
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  you know, because some guys had gotten ridiculous with it. It's almost
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  like how they had to do the free throw with Giannis and who's back to
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  just could not stick. Thirty three years old and Baron Davis is forty five
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  years of age. Baron Davis the other day speaking about Bronnie James and felt
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  like Bronnie James could make the NBA, but from reading different scouting reports,
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  at least two or three GM says that nowhere near ready. They all seem
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  to want Brunnie to go back to college and work on his game because they
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  wonder whatever happened in the league. As far as your own reputation, only
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  baller Ben maclamore has been charged he would first degree rape and about three or
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  four other sexual crimes. He's facing a maximum sentence of twenty years in jail.
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  The former lottery pick who career just never took off out of Kansas just
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  finds himself in some very serious no real definition of what went on. But
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  when you start ting my first degree rape and unlawful penetration things, I would
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  have to get a textbook out, maybe one of you two know what all
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  that means. No, and again I don't mean to be dismissive in any
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  of these situations, but when you're talking about prison time, we should be
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  more specific. Like you said, you know, no one really has any
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  specifics. It's just I think that we should get very specific in this.
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  You say unlawful penetration, All of these things sort of have a sort of
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  allude to that you were wrong, but there was some gray area, but
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  you crossed the line. That does that make sense what I'm saying that something
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  happened, but it wasn't a full abduction, you know what I mean?
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  There was something well, I think that's covered under first degree rape. His
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  first degree rape and first degree unlawful oh sexual com oftration from a case back
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  in twenty twenty one that has finally come where he has been charged has been
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  mackalam Moore, Nate Robinson former Dunk did anyone at Dunk contest? Nate Robinson
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  one year Yeah, only three time champion. Okay Roberts, he was a
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  knockout that year for the Knicks. The former Nick guard had went on record
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  the other day after revealing a couple of years ago that he was undergoing treatment
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  for kidney failure. Says that he feels like without a kidney transplant, he
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  doesn't have long to live. He's thirty nine years old. Wow. I
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  was reading the article. He speaks that he goes three days a week,
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  four hours a date to get dialysis. I have to speak on this because
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  it touches me dear to my heart. One of my good friends, Victor
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  Riley, former first round pick of the Chiefs back in ninety eight, played
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  two years with me in the New Orleans Saints. He passed away on Monday
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  night at the age of forty nine from kidney failure. Big Vic rip and
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  Warrior. Goal to you, Warrior, go to your family. He was
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  living down in New Orleans, so I got that word on Monday night.
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  But VIC kidney failure something that has to be addressed. Yeah, And I
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  don't know certain guys I think at first, when they first hear it,
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  they think it's some kind of I can work around it. But as Nate
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  is talking about from the article I read, he learned that it was one
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  of the most serious things that could ever happen to you without those did you
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  read the article commands? I think he was saying without dialysis, he would
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  die in like ten days or something. Wow, So that's what's really keeping
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  him alive. And we talking about four hours, three times a week.
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  That's a significant amount of time. And he's you know, so he was
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  just prayers out to that young man and it's just happened to a good friend
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  of mine. It shows you how serious it is. And one of the
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  things I know about kidney disease and kidney transplants is it's not something that's as
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  easy to fix as someone being willing to help you. There are a lot
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  more things that go into being compatible and matching and you being healthy enough for
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  and that kidney being you know, there's a lot So even with a kidney
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  transplant, there's a better chance, but it's not a it's not a you
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  know, you can't your body can still reject the kidney. And I think
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  Alonzo mourning, isn't that morning and Sean Elliott Sean Elliott, Okay, Alonzo
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  mourning right there kind of in the height of his career, right he wasn't
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  young, but he wasn't like a year or two from retiring. He was
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  kind of maybe in that year ten or something wherever he was. And I
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  think he got his from his brother. I think so. But like you're
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  saying, it's a Sean Elliott did too. Okay, yeah, it has
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  to be a sibling typically match. But it's not always that either, bit
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  Kenny, like you're saying. And there was a case that we had here
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  where a hospital was refusing there was a candidate he was at the top of
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  the transplant list, and they refused to give it to him because he had
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  had one before and he was an alcoholic, was abusing himself, and they
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  were saying that they didn't want to basically waste the kidney on a candidate that
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  wasn't going to take care of it. They wanted to give it to someone,
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  in their opinion, who had a better chance of long term survival.
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  And the first guy's family sued over that, like, you can't call him
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  unworthy of having it when he's the first guy on the list. Rajon Rondo
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  newly retired longtime NBA baller point guard Rundo winning a championship there with the Celtics
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  back with KG Paul Pierce, ray Allen and those guys. Doc Rivers was
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  the head coach. He says that within ten to fifteen years, he feels
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  like, basically, they won't be an American player in the NBA. And
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  I would imagine he's not saying there won't be any. I think it sounds
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  like he's saying the European the international player is coming, right, and I
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  think we've slowly seen that happen. Now now that window is really open.
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  I was going to say, is he maybe a season or two kind of
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  late with this announcement? The British are coming in there already in the front
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  yard, you know what I mean? Maybe just polling that he's gonna get
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  worse. It's gonna get no one's I think no one's really like seeing it.
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  As far as who the like the top players in the league, aren't
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  they are all from And I'm saying it's been like that for a minute.
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  The Yo Kitchens in the the Jako. Your sensibility is that you recognize that
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  Yo kids and Dunkae are European, right. I think he's saying, you're
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  America is not really aware that those guys are that's going to be they just
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  got right there, like Lucas, Like Luca is from Wisconsin. He's not
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  right right, And I was going to say, you think you just think
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  he's somewhere like Minnesota. Yeah, he's got to be from Minnesota. But
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  no, and slowly but surely, how many we've got thirty two teams in
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  the NBA, in my correct thirty teams, how many of them don't have
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  a person for overseas on it. That would be a great question. I
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  know last night, even at the game between the Hornets and the Hawks,
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  Uh, there had to be because you at least you got three maybe four,
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  well it was at least four maybe about that play seven, because you
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  remember you still have to add in the Clint Capella's Capella Fernando, Fernando.
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  Those guys are from here. You're not from Harlem. You know you're looking
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  at Copella like it's from Brooklyn, But no, it's not. So when
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  you add that Bogmanovich. Last night there was another Uh, the Hornets had
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  a player. His name was spelled different, but I think, uh it
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  was Bail. But it's the same pronouncing pronunciation as Joker. Right, So
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  how do you say Jokich. It was just spelled different. So instead of
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  a K, it was a V, right, it was j O V
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  I C for the heat, yeah, nicolea Yovic. No for the Hornets,
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  No, no, excuse me, Yes, for the heat on Tuesday.
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  Yes. So it's it's just was and that's what I'm saying that.
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  So, Rajon Rondo, thanks for that timely information. But well I think
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  he I think him saying it really does wake you up because he's a high
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  caliber player. Well, just to remember the Capella Bruno Fernando, the Hornets
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  had a guy named last name was Thor J. T. Thorn. Yeah,
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  they are not from Gwinnett, ask they moved to from But I know
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  that I'm saying. So it even extends outside of the European player. We're
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  getting international in uniform last night and probably eight oh that twenty four third of
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  them was international without me having to even look, you know, yeah,
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  okay, because me, I was sitting there with my good friend Willie Anderson
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  used to play for the Bengals, and we were talking, why is it
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  any anyone that you can't pronounce their their last name can shoot threes? And
• 1:37:23
  I was going to say, so I was just about to say. One
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  of the things that makes this even more concerning is it's not like these guys
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  are coming here just to take up space on the court. They're not foul
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  out machines things like that. They're coming and they're putting guys who are from
• 1:37:40
  this country in the sixth Man Award of Contention. Yeah, so, rajah
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  Rondo says ten fifteen years, And I don't think he really meant like no
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  one. I think he's just saying that trend is growing and growing and growing,
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  and just think all of it's going to change. The commentator he is
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  bouncing and he basing a gay as a gain. You take the joker as
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  one of the last two m vps. Uh two of the last two of
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  Show. And now back to the sports John Wayne Candy between lock an so
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  the Sports Shock Show. I'm the Sports Shock Wayne Candy. One of the
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  funniest things that might happen all year is watching our man John Caliperi take a
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  job and learning that he has no players. John Caliperi leaving Kentucky for the
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  Arkansas job a couple of days ago. He made the announcement on Sunday.
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  Our man Donny Brown had conspiracy theories about the announcement of it, but hey,
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  we're going to make sure we cut in on the South Carolina girls calibery.
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  From what I've read about his wanting this job, he said that Kentucky
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  was his dream job. He just looked like he needed a fresh start on
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  somewhere else. And remember he has driven Kentucky to be one of the top
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  programs. They just get to the dance and they drop out. He's had
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  a bad run of getting to the final the sixty four and losing in the
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  first or second round over the last couple of years, and now he wants
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  a fresh start. He goes to Arkansas only to find out through transfer portal
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  and Seniors that he has no one on scholarship. He has no one on
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  his team. If I was hearing correctly as I was getting up this morning,
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  he has like one walk on player that is still listed to be on
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  the team. Other than that, he has to go out and recruit an
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  entire team. Did you do take any of that personal? Not in today's
• 1:43:30
  age? No, okay, okay, not in today's age of the transfer
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  transfer for portal. Even head coach of Yukon Danny Hurley, uh commands you
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  Greg, And I was discussing before the show. He says that the portal
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  h is just misguided. It basically it's like changing underwear. What do you
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  say, commands skills shouldn't be changing underwear where you're just changing every day.
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  All we talk about is a transfer portal. Guys and ladies transferring basically financially,
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  because it's not like they were not starting or not winning the Big Ten
• 1:44:14
  Player of the year. It's just now this school. But now he goes
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  to Arkansas. He's excited, but he doesn't have a team, and the
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  basketball the college basketball season starts roughly win late October late October, So between
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  now and October, he's got to install a coaching staff. I'd imagine,
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  Oh, that'd be easy. Guy like him, I'm saying, But he
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  still got to do it. Get him in place, and then everybody's got
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  to hit the ground recruiting, and then we've got to find people who are
• 1:44:54
  not already playing for this team this season. Now, I might come get
• 1:44:58
  with you after this season, coach. You know, I'll transfer next season,
• 1:45:01
  but this season I can't help you. So will he be able to
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  field a competitive squad for this basketball season? Or are we just going to
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  see Arkansas do a whole bunch of that rebuilding talk we're going through. We
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  got to get us some of those we're gonna need fourteen to fifteen million.
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  Are we bracing for that? I think he's going to make it happen.
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  I think this is the challenge. You know, he said he wants a
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  challenge, Kenny, this is the digital challenge. Now, is there any
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  bigger scale than when he was at Kentucky? Because it was a lot of
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  one and done players coming through the program, So it was a new team
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  every year, and now it's on the scale. Well, now he's got
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  a it's it's from the beginning. It's a whole new team. So if
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  he's get out and recruit or get those guys that were committed to Kentucky to
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  that some players have reopened their recruitment because he left. And that's what I
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  wanted to know. Now that he's gone, are there some people that can
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  go, hey, look Georgia, Well he can. He can poach Kentucky
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  for a couple of players easily because because of the transfer portal, and then
• 1:46:13
  as COMMANDI Greg is eluding, he was already recruiting a couple of guys that
• 1:46:19
  we're going to Kentucky, probably for him, not to Kentucky, for Kentucky.
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  So I'm definitely you imagine if it's for those guys, two of them
• 1:46:31
  easily just just rip up right that and or package up that Kentucky stuff and
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  send it back. Then had a guy from Kentucky waiting at the airport for
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  with the sign in his hand, and they're already on their way to Arkansas,
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  headed Theville. So a challenge ahead of him. Arkansas, the staff,
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  I'm quite sure over there they're desperate for some winning, get Arkansas basketball
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  back to where it was once, especially when what's my man name was down
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  there, Nolan Nola Richardson forty minutes of hell is what he called. He
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  was gonna give you out there on the court. So John Kyler Perry Moving
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  on, Minnesota Timberwolves owner Glenn Taylor felt like that a Rod and his group
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  he had already established. Basically, in a nutshell, that's what he he
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  to ruin my legacy this way. They were going to not put in the
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  same kind of financial support that he had already established the ground, and so
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  he pulled the deal off the table. Sounds reasonable, correct, Yeah,
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  yeah, I mean they looked at first, it's like, oh, they
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  of the fold phone, the you know, where it opens up and it
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  looks like the smartphones that we're accustomed to now, but you can fold it
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  in half. Uh. And from what I've seen, these are good models
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  and they work so We'll see how it goes. I don't know if I'd
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  want Coach Prime just calling me out the blue every week. You know,
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  I can't can I schedule when he called me to motivate because you know,
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  he out in Colorado, so he might be a late. Now I'm gonna
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  be up and I'm gonna send it out at ten pm my time, but
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  by then it's my time and I'm trying to sleep and be motivated for morning,
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  coach, and you interrupted my sleep. So we'll see how it goes.
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  Yeah, we'll see what Coach Prime's bring you. And I'm like you,
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  Vic Kenny, do I get How do I get to dictate? And
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  that's why I said I didn't say how long it would go, like right,
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  is it just the first couple of weeks when you have it? But
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  we will see. Are you gonna give me the same message? Oh man,
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  you motivated me that way before coach. Former NFL player future Hall of
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  Famer Terrell Suggs arrested Tuesday in Scottsdale, Arizona, two charges where it looks
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  like he branded sticking a gun out of the window at a Starbucks, charged
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  with threatening and intimidating. It's early conduct with the weapon? What did they
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  give him a discount? They don't want a discount. No, no,
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  I want a discount, and they willn't have jumped the Gunplay about it?
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  Hold on, hold on, are you trying to save me money? You
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  think this is a game? What? What? What did? Surely they
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  asked him why he did it? Surely there was some explanation behind his actions?
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  What what was his reasoning for at Starbucks? I got superheated, I
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  said, what large fit takes? It looks like maybe he ran into someone.
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  As the story is saying, Suggs began to pull out of the drive
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  through. He stopped his car stuck a handgun out of the driver's side window.
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  The gun was never pointed at the other man, according to police,
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  but the man took suggs action as a threat or shugs. Suggs could drive
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  off. The driver of the other car wrote down his license plate number.
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  M I would take it as a three man. I was just playing man
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  who you know from the hood? Play like you know, you know how
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  me and Jahn Morant? You know you didn't play like that? Command you
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  you just play like that. There's dashcre footage. I'm just saying we just
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  play like that. I was just josh joking. You're all sensitive, man,
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  that moved wrong with the now generation playing today making all funny because I
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  pull a gun out on you can we laugh and we laugh. Nobody plays
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  that way that I know. I don't know any people that brandish guns and
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  be like a gotcha. Yeah, I don't know if that's really you know,
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  it wasn't loaded acting like it was loaded most guns. I mean,
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  that's what I'm saying. I just got to take your word for that.
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  It's like a translator. It's not loaded up. A statement said I was
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  getting coffee. I was not looking for any trouble. When the man in
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  the other vehicle escalat a the situation, I feared for my safety, not
• 1:57:02
  knowing what his intentions were. Throughout the incident, I was the one who
• 1:57:06
  felt in danger while fearing I would be followed home and for the safety of
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  my family nearby my residence. Oh yeah, bruh, you talked to a
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  lawyer, but you we put too much on it. Ter real that was
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  that was real specific, and you know what I'm saying. That sounded like
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  a prepared statement. You should have done, man. I was scared.
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  I thought he was gonna kill me. I was a level though, in
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  fear that he may follow me the six point thirty seven two miles to my
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  home in the heels of yeah, yeah, you you kind of I was
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  just getting a low fat latte and then you come up there bothering me,
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  and you know how, I have to make sure y'all know how it is
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  define bothering you, like pulling out in front of you. That's what I'm
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  saying. He said. The car was pulling out and then all of a
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  sudden, the gunplay started. I'm still confused. Kansas City Chief Wide Receiver
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  she Rice faces eight charges, including aggravated assault, after he and another speeding
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  driver of a sports card calls a chain reaction crash. We've been waiting on
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  to see if there was gonna be some charges in this case twenty three year
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  old Rice. We know that he for about two days kind of left the
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  scene, wasn't seen. Then he went and turned himself in at the station.
• 1:58:31
  Been fully cooperative. I guess he saw CAM sudden lose his job and
• 1:58:38
  he was like, at the very least, just go throw yourself on the
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  mercy baby. At the very man, I'm here I'm at least I ain't
• 1:58:45
  doing that. At least I'm here. Yeah, I ain't looking for me.
• 1:58:48
  But you imagine that charges we're gonna follow leaving the scene causing an accident.
• 1:58:56
  It was supposed to be speeding, reckless driving between the two cars.
• 1:59:01
  So we will see how this is turning. And after the incident two or
• 1:59:06
  three years ago with the receiver for the Raiders, Henry Ruggs, Hemmy Ruggs,
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  you got to be on high alert. Got to be the president.
• 1:59:15
  It's like trying to start a dog fighting ring out the Michael Vick. If
• 1:59:20
  the president has already been set wrong wrong, Yeah, you got the wrong
• 1:59:25
  game. You And in addition to rah Rice being charged with eight counts for
• 1:59:30
  that accident, the driver of the corvette as well has been charged with assesses.
• 1:59:39
  And I think sometimes that's where the water gets muddy. Someone would tell
• 1:59:45
  him, hey, she Rice has got the resources to keep himself out of
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  jail. You need to start making sure that you can keep yourself out of
• 1:59:54
  jail. And then things happen and we are in the ocean. The truth
• 2:00:00
  is he will throw your to the ocean. It's time to wrap things up.
• 2:00:04
  On the Sports Jug show with Wayne Gandy when you designed an ocean to
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  give the sports shot just a minute to Vin, We'd like to thank you
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  for tuning in to today's show any minute, any segment today or Monday.
• 2:00:30
  We appreciate it greatly. As we go off air. If you missed any
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  of the shows this week, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon podcast These are
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  audible and iHeart radio. I was taught to respect my elders, even when
• 2:00:51
  they are wrong, you can offer them some respect. Well, I'm gonna
• 2:00:58
  have to break that rule today. Still you have my respect, but you
• 2:01:04
  lost some Tuesday night, entering the Hawks heat game, going through security,
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  the legend Bernard King of the Knicks was entering before me. At first I
• 2:01:21
  thought it was some ninety year old man because his knees so bad. He
• 2:01:28
  was barely moving with his walking stick. Barnard's only sixty seven, but he
• 2:01:31
  was moving like he was ninety. And he decided that he would tell the
• 2:01:38
  security guy who was checking us that he was Bernard King and he was specially
• 2:01:45
  invited here by the Hawks. Now this was unsolicited. He averaged twenty two
• 2:01:49
  points a game, and he played for fourteen years. I said, that's
• 2:01:55
  kind of odd. To kind of give a bio. When the man all
• 2:02:00
  keys and wallat, he's in phone. We take a couple of more steps,
• 2:02:05
  we get to the ticket guy. You know, we were at security.
• 2:02:09
  Now we're at the ticket guy. As he tried to pull out and
• 2:02:14
  pull up the ticket, as you would imagine an old man would do,
• 2:02:18
  he didn't have it ready, so we had to sit down. He asked
• 2:02:24
  the ticket man could he sit to find his ticket, And as he said,
• 2:02:30
  he told the young man his name was Bernard King. He averaged twenty
• 2:02:33
  two points a game. He played fourteen years for the Knicks, and the
• 2:02:40
  Hawks had invited him there to watch the game. And as you can imagine,
• 2:02:47
  sports shock that was in all he thought. He thought he got the
• 2:02:55
  keta, He got the keta. He just keeps saying the same thing.
• 2:02:58
  Oh no, I don't know if that's his, moniker, I don't know
• 2:03:01
  if that's his his ever introduced myself with all that stuff, But Bernard was
• 2:03:10
  taking the time to make sure you knew who he was, what he did,
• 2:03:13
  where he was from, and why he was in the building. The
• 2:03:15
  six foot nine didn't help nobody, So I just remember that it was so
• 2:03:23
  impactful. Bernard that's just not they don't recognize you, bro, They just
• 2:03:30
  don't recognize you. Keep it moving. So for that, what would it
• 2:03:35
  be self gratificate granted randioso again? Self grandizement? Yeah, self a grandizement.
• 2:03:46
  That's why we're throwing mister Bernard King in the ocean. Fuck up,
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  clank and one day I do hope they put an R team in the Hall
• 2:04:06
  of Fame. He hasn't reached that level yet. But even though he had
• 2:04:11
  a lot of knee injuries the years that he did play, he was a
• 2:04:15
  bad boy for the Sportshock show. Command you, Greg, Big Kenny the
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  funny Man himself and as we always say on Thursday, we'll see you in
• 2:04:23
  the futures. Big Kenny the funny Man himself from Comic View show time at
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  the Apollo Comedy Central. I've been doing comedy twenty six years, an international
• 2:04:32
  headliner piece.