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Managing the Game · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  No, it is enough. I don't have any share your suck and we
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  hold the world ransom for excuse me while I whipped this out. Broadcasting live
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  and Atlanta, Georgia. This this is the Sports Shot Show with Wayne Candy.
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  You may began, I'm danky fan, come so far comes and it
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  comes on both, isn't just I'm a doing Yeah, I'm gonna go on
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  the way you made Bill Vegan. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. I've been
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  listening to the sport Shock Show. I am the swart Shock Wayne Candy,
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  good morning. Tell you I'm going a little hard this morning so I can
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  get the energy over to my team mates in the building. Command you,
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  Gret, Big Big Kenny, the funny man himself, and the awfully bad
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  producer. This guy is moving down, but he is my boy. He
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  is family and unfortunately with family they are a lifetime journey. But he is
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  my man. The bad producer is in the building. Super Bowl fifty eight
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  set for Los vague Gus. All you Lamar Jackson fans, pull your face
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  off the floor. Get it off the floor, Get it off the floor.
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  You've seen the movie before. It's like leitha weapon. You know how
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  you know how it's gonna be. Everybody's said, I'm watching the game,
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  everybody emotional. This isn't even your team. It's ain't even your team.
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  You sitting here with a Bronco jersey on. I no matter what was my
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  man Mecklenburger. That's how I fought. He remember what was his first name?
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  The deep Carl jersey on talking about you said for Lamar Jackson with hold
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  on, Now, you don't cry for your second team. You cried for
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  your first team. The second team. You just upset because you can have
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  more than as I said, obsession. If you move to different cities,
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  you can have a team and that's your team and love another team. But
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  you don't cry for that team. But the Lamar Jackson fans I was sitting
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  with yesterday watching the game. It was a pro raven. I said,
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  the Ravens were gonna win, so I have to eat my crow. But
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  I wasn't because I was a fan of Lamar Jackson. I actually don't like
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  the Ravens. I just don't give it vice on emotion. Right once again,
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  I don't really like the Ravens, but I'm not gonna go with your
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  bad But I'm not gonna vote whether I think they're gonna win or lose based
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  on because I'm a Stiller at heart and instill a country. That's the rivalry,
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  whatever great rivalry your team have, or your college or you might have.
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  That's what the stillers in the Ravens. It's a dark day. That's
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  the speech on a Wednesday morning. It's Ravens week. Now break up.
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  We don't do a lot of word mixing, ain't you know, because ray
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  Dance is gonna give you all you need to want to hit somebody? Right?
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  You ever had somebody do something well? I know because it might be
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  statute of limitation because I know some of y'all out here, just the some
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  of y'all don't hit your wives and kids and brothers and mothers just off of
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  a tick one more time about right. Yeah, I'm saying it's four at
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  nineteen, I mean, sold to nouse and you keep on with the floppl.
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  I knew everybody could relate at some point. That's how the r Lewis
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  danaid. When you're in a still in uniform, it just made you like
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  the show. Do it one more time and somebody, I'm gonna have to
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  cut it going here back. That's when you beat That's when you committed for
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  me. Then I don't like that. It was just something about it.
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  We've been doing one more time, but Lamar Jackson fans, pull your face
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  off the floor. Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs marching to the super
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  Bowl once again. If any teams out there want to take a page,
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  as I keep telling you, the part of the Patrick Mahomes story that continues
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  to get lost, it's the drafting of Patrick Mahomes and Patrick Mahomes not being
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  the full time starter until his third year. If any of you want to
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  because everybody want to groom their quarterback, but everybody want their quarterback to be
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  day one and two of the three of the greatest that ever did it.
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  It was deep in the year two or the beginning of year three that the
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  legend started. And you just forgot the first two years because it seemed like
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  it was It looked like Aaron Rodgers was always on the field, but he
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  was not. He was was he year three or four? Year four?
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  Okay, that's how far along he was in his career. Because everybody want
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  to take a guy from college and run him out there and their first thing
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  is, well c J. Stroud did it, because you know, that's
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  all we need is one person and that becomes the normal. He did it,
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  and I'm like, well, you know it's better. I always tell
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  it. Try to get your team in a situation where you can draft a
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  guy high and if you can get one season of him just sitting over there
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  clipboarding, he's most likely gonna be a better quarterback. But Aaron Rogers Patrick
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  Mahomes have shown to me that's a better way. It just seems. But
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  Patrick Mahomes, this Kansas City Chief team headed to Vegas. Uh, we're
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  gonna talk much and more about Super Bowl fifty eight, but especially the Lions
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  fans. Until yesterday, everyone I had ever spoken to had nothing good to
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  say about Detroit. Nothing. The people from Detroit didn't have nothing good.
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  You meet them, man, where you're from? Man? I had to
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  get out to d Yeah, you met those people, right. Only good
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  thing Coney Island eight miles, but you got to get there for midnight.
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  About midnight, I was saying, they got some great food and those once
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  that game clicked on, those pro Lamar Jackson fans was trying to find great
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  feeling and being Detroit Lions fans. Mind you, they didn't know really anybody
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  on the Lions team. But for some reason somebody painted Detroit as the underdog
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  even though they won like thirteen games this year. I don't know how that
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  they're the underdog because they don't they don't show up at the fight often.
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  Yep. But they lost one, I know, but that was just this
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  this round of fights. The forty nineers won thirteen games, and they won
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  twelve. Yeah, but they come from under they come from a pedigree litter,
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  That's what I'm saying. The forty niners, they all of their grand
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  champions. But so we're gonna talk about them and them letting the forty nine
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  ers and brock Purty that team depot de bo did a great job and make
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  sure nobody got to that left shoulder. He was doing everything possible to make
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  sure nobody got over to that left shoulder. He was running left the hole.
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  If you watch him everywhere every time he had the ball, he was
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  going left so that his right shoulder was exposed. So great game plan by
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  them, especially in that second half. So Super Bowl fifty eight, we're
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  gonna talk about it. If you don't like talking about Super Bowl. I
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  don't know what to tell you. For the next couple of segments, we're
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  gonna try to make it entertainment, but we're gonna start off with history because
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  very seldom most history you learn you read about it. Yes, you don't
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  really get to witness it. We know most of our history from secondhand.
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  You were not there wherever in time. It can happen in your lifetime,
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  but you were not there, right, And you're saying we're witnessing in real
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  time history. I witnessed in real time Friday night, Luca Duncan, the
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  man, the myth, come into State Farm and serve very You go to
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  waff house, right, but they typically don't have all the burners on depending
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  on time day after the club, they all got to be on full,
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  full hot. Well that's how Luca had it. He had it like the
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  club it just let out. He had all the loose small omelet pans up
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  already, all the he had all the hash brown rings on the degree already
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  on the gridel yes, all all the waffle machines. This Friday night lights,
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  all the games like now they find the runners. All everything was going,
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  everything, all the coffee machines, you heard the oblives the blend of
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  gold. He was serving up the Hawk seventy three points, which became fourth
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  tied for fourth all time in the history of the NBA. Only three people
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  ever scored more points than that in an NBA game. Two of them are
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  walking legends, really in Wilt Chamberlain and Kobe Bryant. Will was first.
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  David Thompson, the great David Thompson, who just was played before Internet.
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  He would be a household name if the Internet was for real, the Internet
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  had existed, he was a household name too. That's how great of a
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  player he was. He just he played in that kind of the best college
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  player in the A C. C L. That's a legit. Flex s
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  though I was big. They had the Internet. Oh, they could have
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  seen the workout was putting it in time in that seventies time nobody barely had
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  TV. Remember they hadn't even half half NBA games was played the next day.
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  It didn't even show live games. Yeah, they called his nickname with
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  Skott Walker. He played the butter Real he was number two, and Cobe
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  he was number three with eighty one. Luka Dunjeks scored seventy three. Now
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  at seventy three, he's tied with about two four other games. Three of
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  those games Wilk scored seventy three, So he's tied with two people for seventy
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  three points. And Wilk just happened to score seventy three points like four or
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  five of those different times in history. But that was what the internet.
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  I think Color TV, well, well, Wilt was on nightly sixty minute
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  news, so he was gonna make sure for other stuff that in instant coffee.
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  That's how they have. But to seventy three and the seventy three he
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  tied, Like I said, he's tied with David Thompson and someone else,
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  yes at number four. But Luca Duncas what a performance he put on against
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  the Hawks. We got a lot to talk about on the show. As
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  I say, at Super Bowl fifty eight, Las Vegas, Rise up,
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  Monday in January twenty twenty four or the bat producer in the building, Commanchi,
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  Greg Big Kenny, jock of the day Taylor Swift. Taylor Swiff is
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  a jock of today. No I said I sat around yesterday, but about
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  twenty twenty two, people watching the game, and the Taylor Swift hate is
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  real. Taylor has haters, and it's just funny to watch people dislike someone
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  who actually is not doing anything but breathing, living, just breathing. She's
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  not same mean words. She ain't pushing old people, and she ain't taking
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  babies grapes off their plates and people do that. She is just getting in
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  the limo, going to the game, cheering in the booth wherever they put
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  her, and people really are They don't want CBS to flip over to at
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  any point. I don't like him to flip over for every catch. I'm
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  okay with the he catches a touchdown, and you show me him catching a
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  two yard out. The producer, we didn't need to swing up there and
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  Taylor for some people, as they were saying even she was trying to get
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  CBS to stop cutting to her because she trying to smoke her weed, and
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  people do that. People do that I can't y'all, I can't even get
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  in. I got the white stuff on my nose, and you keep old
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  flashing over here. Brittain Mahome says she got that new strand coming from It's
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  called my home, my home, coming from my house. It's called my
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  home. Literally, it's coming from my hold. Taylor, we got this.
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  We got scientists and everything. A little lamp in the baby, said
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  Jake from Steak parm made up cap on bringing it like a good neighbor.
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  We keep on bringing it over. So they flash up every time every time
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  I go to Texas. We got a hotel, right, and we got
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  to hold our breath. White fans, Why y'all thought Jason Kelsey's shirt was
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  off? You're taking shirt off of but like that stuff that's not making that
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  this stuff to kick then thirty six years old, but like, don't make
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  him take his shirt, He wrote, temperature as big as he is,
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  alcohol probably don't work at all. He had somebody that my homes and was
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  like, you know what, I'm gonna take my shirt, Gonna find the
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  kid to pick up. That's what I'm gonna do, and not aware that
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  his shirt is off though, yeah, yeah, he was, hey,
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  man, wait, you sure that my shirt? He was some j on
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  some j I Smith three days, no shirt? Where your shirt? He
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  feels perfectly fine? And you listen when you know that. He was like
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  and Patrick's dad was like, so get back in here. He was like,
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  oh okay, you know Patrick, daddy. He was one of the
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  originals. He was hanging out with will I'm saying he didn't introduced him to
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  the scientist. Look, this guy knows the chief. He knows Willie.
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  Now higher this guy pat. But it was speculation that you could see Taylor
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  Swift, you're you're, you can become intrusive to where even in a famous
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  person's world, like okay, guys, we get it. I am here,
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  And as I said, it's different. He scores a touchdown to make
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  some big miraculous play. Had a great game yesterday, really showing up in
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  that Baltimore game. But for them too, for her to have gotten we're
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  hold on here, y'all just gonna what was the TV called show like the
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  Real World? Y'all just gonna real world me for five hours. Now.
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  That's a very uncomfortable game because I don't know when can I blow my nose?
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  Because I remember, I'm dealing in the world where everybody's gonna they think
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  I'm unhuman, right, so I bite the hot dog and yeah, oh,
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  I can't believe he believed Taylor Taylor Swift was chewing was that vegan free
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  relish. But I don't think that that looked like the regular relives. I
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  don't know. See, I told you she was. She was not down
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  for the calls. That kind of scrutiny is how she lives. I wonder
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  a lot of people talk about these. When they first got together, they
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  said that it probably wouldn't last because of the levels of fame and how they
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  came together. Do you think you talked about how you sat around with about
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  twenty people yesterday and Taylor Swift feels hate you hear people talking about the fact
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  that Kansas City's going to the super Bowl for the what is the fifth time
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  in six years? It's I think it's four four times in six years?
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  Okay. That to me, a true dynasty is when you start having that
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  fan fatigue. And maybe that's what her and Travis Kelsey have in common,
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  is that people are tired of seeing them just live because they're so successful,
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  Like they understand that part of the life for each other and that maybe is
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  where they get along. Well, you know Taylor, she's generous. Well,
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  there's a marketing source out there that said that since she's been on the
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  scene since September, generated three hundred and thirty one million total for like the
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  Chiefs, the NFL, social media, different things, just her presence alone.
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  So you know, how do they quantify that, How do they quantify
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  that? And what they're looking at sales of Chiefs gear just like a spike
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  in women viewership, and the thing about it, I want to know,
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  like what you said, I want to know what some of these people because
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  I've seen where it was reading someone said was telling people all if that was
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  Beyonce, y'all would be happy that they would go into her all the time.
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  But it's Taylor. And that's why I'm wondering where it's coming from.
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  Why they're mad at Taylor, why they I mean really, because it's like
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  the second time, the third time I've heard. And but wait now,
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  I also want to say, because of all these politically correct people, if
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  someone was giving Travis Kelcey credit for Taylor Swift's success, people would be angry.
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  They would be saying that if they were to say that she's gotten what
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  Travis Kelsey and now her bottom line has increased by one hundred million dollars,
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  they'd be saying that's him trying to overshadow her. We just had this situation
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  with Simone Bowles and her husband when he said he didn't know who she was,
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  and people were angry that you're trying to diminish her accomplishment. So I
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  think it's unfair that they would try and make Travis Kelsey's success all about his
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  connection to Taylor's. Well, yeah, although your people wrong and your people
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  would be wrong, and Jonathan Owens might not have known who Simone bows is.
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  It's hard to figure out who Simone bows is if you're playing Call of
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  Duty all day, right. I don't know why everybody takes their idea and
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  their Uh, there's musical artists, like I was talking to people. The
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  people of the football world might know the name Taylor Swift, but she is
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  being introduced to a new audience, same thing as Travis kelcey. But why
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  can't it just be kumba y'ah, I met you, you met me.
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  There's famous relationships, right, Yeah, you're gonna like whoever this is whatever
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  couple makes up. You're a big fan of the Sierra Russell Wilson thing because
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  you like those people while you laughing, that's it, that's you. That's
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  your go to. I know, I like the future. I like future
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  in that it's the time. I like that point. I think you might
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  have two people that might actually like each other like each other. We don't
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  know that Taylor Swift is not Travis Kelsey's kid crush. I want a girl
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  look just like her when he was growing up. Play her career would have
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  started when he was in high school. Correct. How long she's been on
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  the scene, Taylor swiped? How long has she been on the side?
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  About fifteen years? Correct? So fifteen years ago Travis Kelsey was in college.
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  Yea, so maybe he so he doesn't see that would have been Celeri
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  Russell Wilson. Happens every day to man, we'll be back more than happened
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  to Dwayne Wade. Oh all that fever came from the cheerleading move Yeah,
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  bring it up. Yeah, we'll be back right after this. Yes,
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  ask me how I'm doing. I'm blessed. Yes, in every movement.
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  No read grass time on my face I'm like, yes, I'm blessed.
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  back to the show. I'm this on shock wadninge Knley. She's forty nine
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  ers in thirteen days out in Vegas, Super Bowl fifty eight. Uh,
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  what's the over and under of Taylor Swift coming out during the Usher? Set?
• 27:44
  Usher? If anybody knows Usher and is listening to me, just sending
• 27:48
  that telling you drop bad girl on there. Have Taylor walk out. She
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  she ain't even got to rehearse you twirl around. She got on the eighty
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  seven Kelsey and she walked back boom. And you know how I'm telling you
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  how to market, Well, I'm saying that and right now somebody's getting ready
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  to sue you for stilling the idea because you know Usher's people had that the
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  minute they called him. He was, like I said last week though,
• 28:18
  but I'm saying they was already. Hey, ain't that boy dating that girl?
• 28:22
  They always go they been four times in the last six years. Surely
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  they don't be in this ship. She go, Usha, you're gonna have
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  to drop bad girl. She ain't No, she ain't got to sing right
• 28:34
  and she gonna come out around Do you want her to sing? No?
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  No, no, because right or wrong? Half the half the stadium is
• 28:41
  gonna be chiefs fans. Yes, so they gonna yeah on the the other
• 28:45
  half like Taylor. It's imagined a moment because Taylor Taylor is known to do
• 28:52
  I mean do things like that, because you remember the time she was here
• 28:55
  in Atlanta and she started singing Livy Life and everybody. She didn't do the
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  song with t I, but she brought him out. So this is something
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  that could happen because she knows. There's a video of the performing performing Yeah
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  in Atlanta. This was from twenty eleven, O see, but she performed
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  with t I one time. So that's what I say. She's known to
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  do some stuff. Usher said he will serenaate Taylor Swift if she well,
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  what I'm saying they were, they were back there doing this a couple of
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  lines. Anyway, come on, come on, man, come on man.
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  The super Bowl a super Bowl, No, no, no, no
• 29:25
  super Bowls in Vegas, Vegas at Super Bowl. I mean we knew one
• 29:33
  of them got drug tests. It ain't like it's Travis Kelsey. Well I
• 29:36
  got to do a drug test after the game or something. They don't have
• 29:38
  test Usher's rider. Now you know, we gonna need that for every show
• 29:45
  now. But Taylor Swift, the Kansas City Chiefs, and now with the
• 29:51
  loss of Lamar Jackson and Baltimore, everybody became Lamar Jackson supporters and they just
• 30:00
  so cannot figure out what happened in that game. Lamar Jackson in the offense
• 30:07
  did not show up. That was as symbol is that their defense when you
• 30:12
  look at it, If you can have your defense go out and hold the
• 30:17
  Chiefs to seventeen or less, you got to really feel like it's on the
• 30:21
  offense at that point to win the game. It seems that there just was
• 30:29
  whatever the plan that Steve Spagnola had for the receivers for Baltimore, because you
• 30:34
  can't even really say there was a lot of drops or anything like that.
• 30:37
  And the Flowers did fumble the ball trying to get it in the end zone,
• 30:41
  So give him the credit. He was giving great effort to try to
• 30:44
  score. Sneed just made. And when I watch games, so funny that
• 30:51
  how people forget, you know, the defense of people get paid to keep
• 30:55
  you from score. He literally gets paid to make that kind of play,
• 31:00
  just like you, if you the score, gets paid to make that kind
• 31:03
  of play. Right, do you think it was? Uh? Do you
• 31:07
  think it was like like I think the Ravens averaged the most rushing plays per
• 31:14
  game and they ran it eleven times yesterday. Do you think they like abandoned
• 31:18
  the game plan too early or some some people were I was in a group
• 31:26
  ChIL They were saying that it's like the offense coordinators trying to prove a point
• 31:30
  about Lamar being a passer or something like that. But do you think it
• 31:36
  was something like that as far as they abandoned the game plan or just well,
• 31:41
  when you take on high powered offenses, you typically have two ways.
• 31:48
  Either you go to practice where you're going to take the air out of the
• 31:52
  ball, where we're gonna run the ball, run a conversion offense and try
• 32:00
  is win low scoring thirteen ten or something, or you go out thinking,
• 32:05
  we're gonna have to open up the offense a little more because you're playing against
• 32:08
  a team that can score, so we're gonna have to, you know,
• 32:13
  be a little more open about it. But each game for your for your
• 32:17
  friends in you'all chat room, that y'all get together and do all that.
• 32:22
  Too many times, you know, too many times y'all are taking last week
• 32:31
  and taking it to the future. That was last week's game. So whatever
• 32:38
  happened, that happened. Then now it's a new storyline, and yesterday's storyline
• 32:45
  just didn't click for whatever reasons that is, it didn't click. Chiefs had
• 32:51
  a better plan or idea of how to stop whatever you're gonna do, and
• 32:57
  Baltimore thought they could do it this way, and you went with their game
• 33:02
  plan. Their game plan was never what what has been their rush game?
• 33:07
  Lamar Jackson, he's been the leading when they when they run the ball.
• 33:13
  Most games, he was the leading rusher. Now, there was a couple
• 33:15
  of times he seemed a little bit hesitant, like he was trying to get
• 33:19
  the ball down the field more than just trying to run. That is true,
• 33:23
  but that's just how he felt about the game. I don't know that
• 33:28
  you can lay that defeat. Always have the offensive coordinator to to and what's
• 33:34
  what the blame thing? Just let me ask this question. It has to
• 33:40
  be somebody. It has to be like just one person. It can't be
• 33:46
  well, this happened and this, and you know, all these things like
• 33:50
  kind of added up that. That's how I normally look at it. But
• 33:53
  a lot like in that group chatter like Todd Munkin's calling the terrible game today.
• 33:59
  I was like, well, didn't or all the Kansas City since Kansas
• 34:04
  City Chiefs defense today, not last week or the next week in the super
• 34:09
  Bowl, but today decided Lamar Jackson is not gonna win today. Yes today,
• 34:15
  now from from three to six, yes today, if we are playing
• 34:21
  at nine, the Blues out well from three to six today three about three
• 34:23
  thirty after sixty nine. I think some people even realise the Chiefs had the
• 34:29
  number two ranked defense this year. Correct, they have. The defense has
• 34:34
  been because as I always talk about, everybody gets lost in quarterbacks names,
• 34:39
  so nobody else gets any credit for anything that happens on the field. The
• 34:45
  all you drive home is whatever the court is. One of the few things
• 34:52
  that is like a trigger to me how everything gets lost about what the quarterback
• 35:00
  To your point, the Chiefs, the Cheese had the number two defense,
• 35:05
  the Chiefs, they got over totally overlooked. So basically Lamar Jackson was facing
• 35:12
  what the number two defense in the NFL. And then and then late in
• 35:15
  the third quarter, but people surprised they stopped him. They did the number
• 35:21
  one two defense. They caught up with the Taylor Swifts, and and late
• 35:23
  in the third quarter, Travis Kelsey caught a ball I believe for a first
• 35:28
  down. They flashed Taylor Swift first, then they flashed back to him,
• 35:30
  and then they put up the statistic targeted eleven times, caught eleven times where
• 35:37
  you said that it's not like Baltimore dropped a lot of balls. He didn't
• 35:42
  drop any and when and there's a difference between one fishing in ninety eight and
• 35:47
  he broke Jerry Rice's record yesterday. But my thing, yes, he did
• 35:51
  most receptions in the uh Litts. My thing I know everybody was talking about
• 35:55
  Lamar. I thought Lamar played a good game. He could have played better.
• 36:00
  He didn't get out run like he should have, like he normally does.
• 36:02
  I want to ask about the discipline of mister Fowler. I mean of
• 36:07
  just the things that he had in that one series. I felt like that
• 36:12
  cost him with the taunting, that penalty, then the fumble and Flowers yeah,
• 36:17
  Flowers number four. Yeah, those things. Not being disciplined, Those
• 36:23
  things that hurts your team more than the drop balls to me, not being
• 36:30
  having yourself ready to play, knowing that you're out here in the battle,
• 36:32
  that if you make a great play such as you made, and you down
• 36:36
  here on the ten yard line and then you want to do something that you're
• 36:38
  gonna nullify your fifty four yard game to put you in a position and make
• 36:44
  it tougher. So nobody's really talking about that. That's what I don't understand.
• 36:47
  Where is that discipline at where Jim Harball has probably preached this over and
• 36:52
  over. We know the Ravens, they are disciplined team. We don't pick
• 36:55
  up those cheap type of files. But they had a couple of cheap plays
• 37:00
  on the offensive side that I felt like hurt them more than the play of
• 37:04
  Lamar. And like you said, they had a game plan. Everybody knew
• 37:08
  that each team was high power and we're gonna do our thing. So I
• 37:13
  just wish that it was more like, let's talk about the discipline of picking
• 37:17
  up penalties and putting his team in a bad situation if you're not being or
• 37:25
  we could just talk about how the Chiefs beat the Ravens and stop trying to
• 37:29
  dissect everything down to the micro cosm, because there's been plays that Ja Flowers,
• 37:35
  the rookie, showed a lot of poise and maturity beyond his years.
• 37:40
  What he was trying to do was score a touchdown and in that effort the
• 37:45
  ball got knocked out. I'm not not knocking them on that effort of that.
• 37:50
  You talk sportsman like that, that that really hurt the team and is
• 37:54
  this is this football? And I was gonna say this is my thing when
• 37:58
  there are a lot of times when people are and watching high energy, high
• 38:01
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  Candy. Super Bowl fifty eight is set. The forty nine Ers and the
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  Chiefs are going to do battle again. They did battle about three four years
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  ago where the Chiefs beat the forty nine Ers to win the Super Bowl.
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  So it'd be a little revenge factor on the forty eight Niners. Mind,
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  I'm not sure how many players on this current roster was on that roster the
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  last time they faced in the Super Bowl, but they will battle again out
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  in Loss, Vegas. The Lions taking an early lead on the forty nine
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  ers yesterday, and as always when teams get leads, the crowd that is
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  watching, especially if that that's the team that is winning, gets lost in
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  that old saying the sauce. They quickly forget that most sports have limits time.
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  Football is sixty minutes, not thirty minutes, And in thirty minutes the
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  Lions was winning. By the sixty minute mark, they had lost to the
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  forty nine ers. Brought Purty, who is still alive in the MVP race.
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  Christian McCaffrey as well, came alive in that second half, along with
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  the defense finally settling down and figuring out the Jerrett Golf offense that was running
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  hot in that first half, especially getting the ball to Laporta and Aman raw
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  Saint Brown forty nine Ers once again or back. As I had said from
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  the beginning of the season, a healthy forty nine er team, I don't
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  really see anyone beating them. If everybody's healthy and they show up to the
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  game, I don't see a team in the league not even the chiefs that
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  can beat them, but the fur coats and the gators and the waterbeds from
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  We've got Yeah, y'all having too much fun with the Detroit. You can't.
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  You can't have a full length mink and water so cold in the accessories.
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  Go to Detroit. They got a whole brand new stuff. But thirty
• 44:53
  four thirty one, the forty nine ers winning this game? Guys, did
• 44:57
  you get a chance to watch? And if you did, what was your
• 45:00
  on this win? I watched the game, and like most people, I
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  was surprised by halftime, thinking to myself that, based on what I've seen,
• 45:14
  this game is virtually a rap. All Detroit has to do now is
• 45:21
  not lose the game. They're winning at halftime. Usually you don't catch,
• 45:27
  can't see slipping like this. By halftime, all they got to do is
• 45:30
  not lose. A blinked couple of times, looked up and they lost.
• 45:36
  So But the thing I did notice was it seemed like Kansas City had decided
• 45:40
  that we're through. I'm sorry, they had decided I'm through playing around.
• 45:50
  We know what we're doing. We just came here expecting y'all to fall apart,
• 45:53
  but y'all came here prepared, So we just got to do what we've
• 45:58
  don They were prepared for only a half. Maybe maybe they started believing their
• 46:04
  own hype and about to go to the Super Bowl. Yeah, man,
• 46:07
  My thing is, I wanted to ask you as a player, and you
• 46:12
  know you up like that? Why not like? What up? The way?
• 46:17
  We're not up? It's just twenty four, it's twenty four to seven.
• 46:21
  You up twenty four to seven going in the first half, but you
• 46:22
  had opportunity to add more like kicking field goals. You have like three opportunities,
• 46:27
  but you've been using the field goal kicker all year. You've been,
• 46:30
  you know, doing this different things. How does that make you feel as
• 46:32
  a as a as a you know, knowing y'all have did these different things
• 46:37
  to continue to add the points. But then y'all get away from that strategy,
• 46:40
  start doing even other reckless things and it causes the comeback or the loss.
• 46:46
  Well, I saw a Lion's team that lost the way they won.
• 46:52
  I can say reckless, but that's how they won. Yeah, that's what
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  I'm saying. But then, yeah, and then when I lose the way
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  all these games, taking the dice, blowing on them and throw them against
• 47:08
  the wall, and then everybody and I lose. I lost the way I
• 47:16
  won. That's true. That's how I summed up the game when I watched
• 47:22
  it. By the seat of our pants. Dave Campbell coached this season,
• 47:25
  and the team played in a manner, and you could tell that that was
• 47:31
  their philosophy. In those three or four moments, you could see that the
• 47:36
  offensive players did not move to leave the field. They knew they when it
• 47:43
  was they'll have a play. And then it's fourth and three. You didn't
• 47:45
  see the offense start jogging and the coach said, no, y'all stay out
• 47:49
  there. They all went back to the huddle like, yeah, this is
• 47:52
  what we do. And then when it don't work all of a sudden is
• 47:55
  what I can't believe that that's how they was winning. That's how they come
• 48:00
  twelve fourteen wherever they ended up winning this year, playing that way is just
• 48:05
  this day. And you could tell by that, you could tell the fans
• 48:08
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• 48:14
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• 48:15
  wasn't not suspect. But everybody's wanting to blame the coach after last night.
• 48:21
  Everybody, I'm not blaming the coach. I'm not blaming you're part of any
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  Yeah, if it was some kind of race angle, a race angle or
• 48:40
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• 48:45
  leave it. But the Lions and they roll the dice and this time they
• 48:50
  came up short and it gave forty nine ers. I don't know that it
• 48:54
  gave him more life as much as it just gave them opportunity, right right,
• 49:00
  So, uh, Jared Goff didn't throw an interception at that one bad
• 49:07
  fumble right there right after that, that really was the like the moment things
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  Right, that's when you know you and Troy. Then that's when everything ship.
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  happen? Somebody lying I mean either that or somebody who don't like your spouse,
• 53:53
  don't forge them papers because you don't vented to them. Also, I
• 53:58
  just want to get rid of but you ain't been pulling the trigger on this
• 54:01
  mission. So you know what. I'm gonna help you out, friend,
• 54:05
  and I want to feel these little papers out for you. But having filled
• 54:07
  out the forced papers, I'm saying that right in the did I write in
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  the wrong words. It's got to have some specific languageis has some languages some
• 54:15
  specific informa petition, because the whole thing has to say like a petition for
• 54:22
  dissolvement or disillusion of marriage between the parties, and then they list your full
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  government name, the list your whole name. So if you got war Lave
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  lavel Hill, so you got Wars, you don't even want to go down
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  to the courthouse giving them folks your middle name, because you know they gonna
• 54:42
  run all of that through the system and then it's got to be notarized and
• 54:45
  certified. So does any of the command you how does this happen? It
• 54:50
  says that he like, like they got the documents. They they got Yeah,
• 54:55
  they got the documents and he signed them. It was like like,
• 55:00
  I didn't say file him, but we got the document, so he has
• 55:04
  signed them, and didn't told him how much it would cost him an alimony
• 55:07
  and child support, and he was like, you know what the cheap of
• 55:10
  the keeper what it was? He got the document set up and he was
• 55:15
  just gonna flash him in a face and like he's acting like bad producer.
• 55:21
  He has no clue. Well, documents. His team was gonna come in,
• 55:24
  you know, they's gonna come whatever her name is, come to sit
• 55:28
  down and let's talk. And apparently the team jumped the gun and filed the
• 55:32
  motion at the courthouse and paid a little thirty dollars instead of just holding off
• 55:37
  of getting the paperwork put together. Is what I'm thinking. He was just
• 55:40
  wanting to use the scare tact well his lawyer. It showed that his lawyer,
• 55:45
  Gary Celetti, had filed for a divorce last Monday. Gary fire for
• 55:52
  from in Broward County right that day. This was a divorce and now Tyreek
• 56:00
  has fired him. But maybe he need to say it. Maybe he had
• 56:04
  thought about it and and just Gary had set the papers. Let me ask
• 56:08
  question. Maybe Gary keeps one on file. Let me say this is a
• 56:16
  table where I would say virtually people at this table have had business dealings with
• 56:23
  attorneys. Correct, yes, fact, how many attorneys that you've ever had
• 56:28
  that you hired just went off and did what they thought was best. They
• 56:31
  didn't even consult with you know what I think, I think you need a
• 56:35
  divorce the paper. How many attorneys have ever done that? You know what
• 56:43
  bro on your behalf? I went down there and said, we want to
• 56:47
  cut them payments in half. I know, Well, is that the same
• 56:50
  as one telling you, hey, this is the best deal you're going to
• 56:52
  be able to get. Listen, let me you told me to start the
• 56:58
  paperwork. So would you telling me to start the paperwork? That means you
• 57:01
  also want me to file the paperwork after it's completed. No, I said,
• 57:07
  start, that's just like telling the folks I didn't say the last.
• 57:10
  That's like me saying I'm a plead not guilty, and then I see the
• 57:14
  evidence and now we need to take the deal. You see what I'm saying.
• 57:16
  We still discuss it before anything is done. So the fact that your
• 57:22
  lawyer jumped the gun, he might just be falling on the sword of this.
• 57:25
  And that's what I'm saying. Once you go in discovery and you find
• 57:28
  out, oh yeah, I was with Kenny and he gonna tell so well,
• 57:31
  Tyreek Hill wants all of you to know that he has fired that lawyer.
• 57:36
  So you bought him the forced papers at eleven for him and his wife
• 57:39
  are happily married. So you filed the papers. So you say, you
• 57:44
  file the papers at eleven forty three. But but you know that Tyreek has
• 57:49
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  you, Greg and the old team, the bat producer, Big Kenny,
• 1:01:01
  the funny Man, himself. Super Bowl fifty eight is set for Las Vegas,
• 1:01:07
  so we have two weeks basically to wait for Rock Purty, Deebo,
• 1:01:13
  Samuel Brian I, Yuke. Which one of the Bosa boys is it?
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  Yeah, got it. It's like nine of them, like Jackson, Nick
• 1:01:30
  Bosa, George Kittle and everyone else out there. Trent Williams, the big
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  left tackle, will be taking on a usual folk a team that now the
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  guys have a whole room dedicated in their house just to Super Bowl. Most
• 1:01:47
  of us just have a trophy room. They gotta have two. They gotta
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  have just a trophy room and a super Bowl room. That's how many times
• 1:01:52
  they've gone. Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelcey and that game back
• 1:02:00
  in the Super Bowl. Fourth time in six years they've won twice. They
• 1:02:06
  are trying to do something that very few teams have done, and especially for
• 1:02:12
  someone as young as Patrick. He's doing all this and he'll be thirty this
• 1:02:16
  year, so he's putting on a lot of work. And as we talked
• 1:02:21
  about year three four, by the time he ever was a full time starter,
• 1:02:25
  I don't even think he went in the game year one to do anything
• 1:02:30
  he did oh, in year one he started the last game where they had
• 1:02:35
  their playoff spot locked up. Okay, but he was actually that was he
• 1:02:38
  started his second year. That was his second year when we became started in
• 1:02:42
  the MVP and all that. That was just year two. Okay, yeah,
• 1:02:45
  except by Alex Smith. Right, Alex Smith went on to Washington.
• 1:02:50
  And that was a good job. As I said, that was a perfect
• 1:02:52
  situation too. How the Kansas City Chiefs worked. They kept Alex Smith,
• 1:02:55
  who was playing good at that point. He had came over from the forty
• 1:02:59
  nine. They knew they had a little something more in a younger Patrick Mahomes
• 1:03:06
  a style that you really can't because a lot of people running wild at my
• 1:03:12
  party yesterday. Quoting Cam Newton talking about Cam Newton called this guy a game
• 1:03:19
  manager, and I said, so what is a game manager? And you
• 1:03:22
  know, when you ask people questions that they don't know what they're talking about,
• 1:03:27
  you get a whole lot of silence or babbel no, just so.
• 1:03:32
  And then well Cam said, okay, I heard you say, Cam said,
• 1:03:38
  but what is a game manager? Tell you what Cam said? But
• 1:03:45
  Cam didn't tell what the game manager was. He just said he just said,
• 1:03:51
  and so now you've reiterated that. Now I've asked you to explain to
• 1:03:53
  me because Cam didn't say it. You tell me what a game manager is,
• 1:03:59
  and you give me that, You give me dead air that just like
• 1:04:05
  they are sitting there and it's like I got like four or five other former
• 1:04:13
  NFL players. We're all sitting there, and we all turned to the three
• 1:04:15
  or four people waiting on the answer because it's just so funny. And I
• 1:04:20
  guess that's what really made Mills. Well, yeah, there was like four
• 1:04:26
  or five former ballplayers. And then you know they're, well, yeah,
• 1:04:30
  we're all. Everybody's interested that playball wants to know what you think you know
• 1:04:38
  about football now and if it went the same silence. They don't have an
• 1:04:42
  explanation of even knowing what a game manager is in a game. They don't
• 1:04:46
  know. They don't even know what is the difference between a game manager and
• 1:04:50
  what what is Cam saying? And now what's the opposite? I want to
• 1:04:55
  ask that was his opposite? They didn't know that part. So you can't
• 1:05:00
  explain to me what a game manager is. And all you know is Cam
• 1:05:04
  said it bad producer, don't know what the game manager is. He's just
• 1:05:09
  being regurgitating too on now sports, y'all know, when when you and those
• 1:05:16
  like you former ballplayers interact with people like the bad producer, is there a
• 1:05:23
  level we don't let them talk? I'm because I wanted to ask, is
• 1:05:29
  there a level of grace that you offer because we know that you don't know
• 1:05:32
  what you're talking about? You an elementary school knowledge type person in an advanced
• 1:05:41
  graduate class of discuss this all My usual eight ten friends that come over that
• 1:05:48
  might watch the game with me at least knew that whatever they have to interject
• 1:05:56
  about what they're seeing. With the rest of these guys here, they just
• 1:06:00
  kept to their self. So it was very little of that back and forth.
• 1:06:08
  Because if we wouldn't if it was if you were EMMITTT. Smith and
• 1:06:15
  you were rock party and we were sitting here talking football, we wouldn't let
• 1:06:21
  We would turn the bat producers Mike off. Whatever he's thinking about football,
• 1:06:28
  we don't have any interest about. We're giving creed to the position. So
• 1:06:35
  mister Roddy White was here, so when something happens down the field, I'm
• 1:06:42
  looking for his perspective even over mine, or if you know, the linebacker,
• 1:06:47
  the safety, we're looking for the real perspective, not the whole the
• 1:06:54
  day people, right, they think they should have. We're sitting here trying
• 1:07:00
  to you know, this this full puzzle. So as I said, to
• 1:07:04
  start this off, none of the people that play, everybody that played,
• 1:07:10
  looked around to see what is a game manager? And we got no answer.
• 1:07:16
  Listen, Kenny disclaimer. He knows when they when they. I respect
• 1:07:20
  that because when we're watching the games, I'm listening. Just like he said,
• 1:07:25
  I'm one of the few that sits back and just listen. No,
• 1:07:28
  come on, I don't know I was gonna ask like now you would know.
• 1:07:30
  As he typically remembers twenty percent of the time he's ever been on air,
• 1:07:35
  he lies. That's the truth that come on now, you know,
• 1:07:43
  I don't never say nothing. He exaggerates, and he puts eighty percent of
• 1:07:47
  everything else off on day. He even fashions his questions. That really was
• 1:07:54
  his question as a there's a platform that they was online that was asking is
• 1:08:01
  that's really his question? Right? You think Serena would wear a sea through
• 1:08:09
  don't all right? We're ride out with no. It's the truth though,
• 1:08:12
  you know, so nobody had and what a game manager? They just knew
• 1:08:15
  Cam Newton said it right. But but but but when he says it,
• 1:08:20
  that's kind of like that means anything either. Well, I told him that
• 1:08:26
  brought pretty. I guess we'll be sending Cam a bouquet of flowers. He
• 1:08:30
  can't till he wins, because the game manager is headed to the super Bowl.
• 1:08:34
  And what do you mean he can't until he wins at all? I'm
• 1:08:36
  saying, I mean he's going to the super Bowl. I wouldn't sit if
• 1:08:41
  I was, I wouldn't until I win it all. Because what you meant,
• 1:08:46
  what you mean looking? You're looking crazy? No, no, no
• 1:08:49
  cold. He was. He was saying Brock party was a game manager,
• 1:08:53
  like game managers don't succeed, and now this man he's in the super Bowl.
• 1:08:57
  He didn't beat everybody. He was saying that he was everybody. He
• 1:09:00
  was saying that the fact that he's got some good players, he got superstars
• 1:09:04
  around him, and all he has to do is coming man, it's the
• 1:09:06
  game. He's not a lamar. From what I heard, he was saying
• 1:09:11
  it in a way of trying to put Brock Purdy down. That's what I'm
• 1:09:14
  saying that he was trying to put him down. Like he couldn't succeed.
• 1:09:17
  He wasn't an elite quarterback because he was just a game manager. Because and
• 1:09:21
  at this point, by Brock Purdy going to the super Bowl again, he
• 1:09:26
  has done just as much as Cam has done even if he lost, because
• 1:09:30
  that's all Cam did, go to super Bowl. He went to the super
• 1:09:32
  Bowl and he lost it. So he has reached at least the same level
• 1:09:38
  as far as winning. Now, if he wins it, he surpasses him.
• 1:09:42
  But if he loses it, he would have done. And that's what
• 1:09:45
  I'm saying for you to be on some he can't. I can say I'm
• 1:09:49
  in the super Bowl, I'm the Divisional champion. I went to the super
• 1:09:56
  Bowl. And that's what I'm saying. Now. If people were to try
• 1:09:59
  and tell Cam new that he was not an elite quarterback because all he did
• 1:10:01
  was go to the super Bowl, he'd have some other colorful words for his
• 1:10:04
  podcast and you'd be defending those words. So you can't believe part of the
• 1:10:10
  story and not all of a story. There you go with that silence.
• 1:10:15
  Game the game manager, the game manager. I even asked him to name
• 1:10:24
  me some game changers, and they didn't have any other than imagining that Lamar
• 1:10:30
  Jackson was one other than that. They didn't even know clip Cam Newton named
• 1:10:33
  some that that he would that he called game Yeah, he named he named
• 1:10:36
  the game change. He hold on, let me write those. I was
• 1:10:40
  going to say paper right here. I know he named himself, of course.
• 1:10:46
  Uh he said, Aaron Rodgers, Letrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, Josh
• 1:10:51
  Allen. I think that's that's all. So he took the he took the
• 1:11:05
  spotlight to put himself with the league. And Aaron Rodgers and Josh Allen and
• 1:11:15
  Lamar and Lamar and and the other four are still playing correct, Yes,
• 1:11:23
  yes, and and he had played and he hadn't played in yes since two
• 1:11:29
  seasons. You kind of so you're not you can't really be one of the
• 1:11:33
  quin this last season. So you can't be a great quarterback. You could
• 1:11:39
  be a great former quarterback. These are great current quarterback. Yeah, I
• 1:11:44
  guess those These are his game changers. I don't know how he ended up
• 1:11:47
  on this list because he's not even in the league, not even in the
• 1:11:51
  league. He was saying, you what what he done, what he did
• 1:11:56
  in the league was considered a game changer. He was that shouldn't be quantified
• 1:12:00
  on this list though. But I'm saying he was a game change, but
• 1:12:03
  that shouldn't be quantified on this list. Okay, we'll be back Motor Sports
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  give up, not a full of boll My mind got what you need to
• 1:15:01
  give me the Phillip Bowls and six same to make it look so come get
• 1:15:06
  me up, getting up walking back to the shops. Just Watchackwayne Gee a
• 1:15:13
  couple of birthdays coming off the weekend. Uh. And today I wrote up
• 1:15:17
  real quickly, Uh, the five. I just wrote down five quarterbacks because
• 1:15:21
  Cam Newton gave me five game changers, right, yes, Cam zero super
• 1:15:28
  Bowl, Josh Allen zero Super bowls, Lamar Jackson zero Super Bowls. Aaron
• 1:15:34
  Rodgers won Super Bowl, Patrick Mahomes two Super Bowl. So out of his
• 1:15:40
  five game changing quarterbacks, there was three super Bowls won. Now, I
• 1:15:45
  just quickly wrote down guys that I knew were game managers. Trey Aikman won
• 1:15:54
  three Super Bowls as a game manager, trace trace, Ben Roethlisberger won two
• 1:16:00
  two, d L Manning one two dose. Nick Foles won one, right,
• 1:16:11
  Joe Flacco one one? Yes? So of those five, that's how
• 1:16:15
  many super Bowls less three, that's nine super Bowls by the five game managers
• 1:16:24
  compared to three super Bowls by the five game changers. So more than you
• 1:16:30
  see see, you do the math, you know of how it works.
• 1:16:34
  Doesn't sound like the game changing stuff is all is too excited. Yeah right,
• 1:16:40
  but you would imagine not all. It's made up to be my Birthday's
• 1:16:44
  bad producers if I had to pick a side, sounds like you want a
• 1:16:50
  game. Yeah, they seem like they get more Super Bowls in they pocket.
• 1:16:56
  Jake Cole thirty nine years old, Ricky Rose, Rick Ross is forty
• 1:17:00
  eight, Elijah Woods Is forty three. Modern Families Aerial Winter is twenty six.
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  Alan Alder for all you MASH fans back in the day, Grandmama,
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• 1:17:24
  watches it and laughs out loud. Alan Ald, who start on that is
• 1:17:29
  eighty eight years of age. Andre Iglo Dollar the Big four zero, Greg
• 1:17:35
  Popovich, the head coach of the Spur seventy five young player Emany Baits he's
• 1:17:43
  twenty. He'sn't been in some trouble, right with some trouble or some transfer
• 1:17:47
  stuff. He was what happened with him that was that was Mikey Williams.
• 1:17:51
  Okay, Mikey WILLI trouble and Moani Baits is currently on the calvs G League
• 1:17:58
  team. Okay, but he's been in some kind of something here lately.
• 1:18:00
  If you can google while it's something that happened with him. He Money Baits,
• 1:18:06
  I can't remember. I read a story, but he's twenty years old.
• 1:18:10
  The young man don't take Calpepper, who I guess on this list would
• 1:18:14
  be a game manager who's a great quarterback in his time with the Vikings,
• 1:18:19
  and one of those guys that you just don't ever see. You haven't really
• 1:18:24
  seen since he left the nfl' low key. But for you to know Randy
• 1:18:29
  Moss, you would have to know Dunte Calpepper, because that's who was throwing
• 1:18:31
  the ball in those early years to him. He's forty seven. Who else
• 1:18:38
  do we have here? Is Williams. The Hall of Famer is fifty six.
• 1:18:42
  The great Buffalo be o receiver Andre Reid is sixty. Magnum p I.
• 1:18:49
  Most of you know him now from that Blue Bloods, but he was
• 1:18:54
  always magnum p I when I see in Tom Selleck is seventy nine years old,
• 1:18:59
  and I always remember Tom because being a teenager, and I think I
• 1:19:03
  was watching sixty minutes back in those days, because you know, in the
• 1:19:09
  eighties, TV was limited, especially if you didn't have In my household,
• 1:19:13
  we didn't have cable, so you watch network TV until your shows came on.
• 1:19:16
  You watched all the game shows and sixty minutes. And I remember watching
• 1:19:19
  Tom selling. He said it was hard for him to break into Hollywood because
• 1:19:24
  of his height. With the way the TV cameras at that time, him
• 1:19:29
  being I think he's six four sixty five, they really wouldn't cash you in
• 1:19:33
  rolls because they had to do too much work to make sure you fit in
• 1:19:39
  the frame. You know, now we got all these space age cameras,
• 1:19:42
  so it makes it easy. But he was saying it was very hard for
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  suspended for entering the stands during the game. But he did in a league
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  game, league game. Okay, but he was in twenty twenty two charged
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  with carrying a concealed weapon and uh he played guilty to a misdemeanor. Wait
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  I'm right by what right to the spy shock Shute the spoy shock Wayne Againtie
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  a Lions fan Alex Chepska. I'm probably mispronouncing his name, but he a
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  week before the season he went and got a Super Bowl Champs twenty twenty four
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  Lions tattoo on his bicep tricep area on his arm. What will he do
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  with it? Now? I was looking up the story to see what his
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  plans are as big as pronounce. It's not some small where you could just
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  put a flower over it for you to pull it up. It says super
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  Bowl at the top. It has a Lombardi Trophy with a lion on it
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  Champs twenty twenty four on his left arm. I guess you could get real
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  creative and make a flower, right, What would you do with that?
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  How these speller's name Alex c h E. P E s Ka. He
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  said he just knew that this was the year, and he did do this
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  like a week before the season started, so it wasn't after they won ten
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  twelve games. Command She greg he's letting you know he wasn't a bandwagon he
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  committed, Well, this is not a Thanksgiving tattoos. Well, he's not
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  in the dummy club by itself, because there's been several in the past.
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  It's done it. It's been Cleveland Indian fans, Cowboy fans, there was
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  there was a Bills fan this year, did it? Or did it?
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  Also? Yeah? There's okay, So what did they say they were gonna
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  do to the or did they just leave him like the Bills fan one that
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  I saw wasn't as elaborate, like it didn't have the trophy and the logo
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  and all that. It just said Bill super Bowl Champions twenty twenty four.
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  So but this guy has lion looking at this tattoo what he'll probably do.
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  Technically, he's a year ahead, so if they win it next year,
• 1:27:08
  it still counts because it's the twenty twenty four season. This is the twenty
• 1:27:12
  twenty three season, so technically he's not wrong yet and looking at it to
• 1:27:18
  answer your questions specifically, and that's how you and that's how he's gonna peddled
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  it off. Yeah, I say you asked what he's going to do.
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  Now, he's going to one. Live with regret. That's the first thing
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  is live with a lot of regret. And to explain this all year,
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  Well, see when he first started, I wasn't no bandwagon fan. Well,
• 1:27:41
  I guess he lives in Detroit, so it were a lot of long
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  sleeve shirts. Right. We won't get exposed though, but you know,
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  you know when you take your shirt off, when you get in the shower,
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  you realize that I had some disposable income and some time on my head
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  I mean he used them both in the wrong. He just joined the list
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  of other fifteen other idiotic fans as they have them, that have got premature
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  tattoos. Yes bad, You've driven that point home that other people have done
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  it. We're trying to figure out what he do to the tattoo. I'm
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  trying to figure out what out what I'm trying to figure out what they've done
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  with the tattoo. The other fans, they could do the way he has
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  it, like spaced out, like if they don't win it next year,
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  he could get the four moved and chande it to five, or just and
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  just change the number if they ever do it and hope it don't go into
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  the thirties, or he changed two numbers. Or he could just punch himself
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  in the fact and think to myself, I need to be more mature in
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  my going forward. But at least he was committed. This wasn't a million
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  season tattoo. This was before the season started. I've seen I've seen,
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  well, the only player that I knew that did something like this, Jason
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  Terry put a trophy on h got a championship trophy tattoo when he was with
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  the Mavericks and they actually did win it that year, and then he tried
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  to like add a Celtics thing when he played for the Celtics that didn't work,
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  or it's a little soon for it worked. It worked that one time.
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  It's a little sooner for a Falcon. I mean Hawk fans with the
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  Mavericks, wait a couple of the next show. You can bring them back.
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  Right now. I still see the seventy three going through now under the
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  under the Detroit Jason was one of our, you know, the jet was
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  one of ours. To he go out there and win one. And what
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  he can do now is under the the tattoo of the Lions going to the
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  Super Bowl, get the emoji of the fingers like this close, or tattoo
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  the words on right, or tattoo the words almost see this is you're not
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  under You know. What's funny to me is how everybody they like Detroit Detroit,
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  but they are a championship city when it comes to hockey. Now the
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  Red Wings they win, so it's not like this is the first time.
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  It's been a while for them though, but they the city has been waiting
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  a long time. It ain't been that long for the red Wings. I
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  mean, the Red Wings has been before the Pistons. But what I'm saying
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  is that everybody's so like, oh, this is Detroit's time. They they
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  never wanted, like they have won there in Detroit baseball football, Well,
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  I think I think they're it's a thing of being on that short two or
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  three teams that's never even been to the Super Bowl where it looms so hard
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  for right because they always they don't even have the they don't even have the
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  fever of the Falcons, where the Falcons have been to two Super Bowls in
• 1:30:34
  the last Detroit Resident loyal listener Chef has said he was with the Lions when
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  they were oh and sixteen, and he says he'll be there when they win
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  the Super Bowl. Now. I don't know how long he'll have to wait
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  for them, but I'm sure this season in itself was a breath of fresh
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  air because he's been there since oh and sixteen. A couple more years and
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  Chef will have heart attack when they tell him that they wont put him in
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  the ground for the line you got the nuts? Chell The Money Game LSU
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  doing a doc series on Amazon Prime speaking on all the n I L Money
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  that is coming their way. Uh, it's just so crazy how with this
• 1:31:28
  n I L everything has gotten focused and it show just shows you really how
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  money is you once you start putting money in anything, that's all the conversation
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  becomes about. Uh. In this series down in LSU by oh uh,
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  it's going to be on Prime video. It slates LSU a docu series called
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  The Money Game. It's about the impact of N I L on college sports.
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  Uh, Shaquille O'Neill. You know, it is probably the most famous
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  LSU Tiger. Somebody bigger than the Shaq as far as name recognition, Shaq
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  University, that's what he said to be Pete Merrivitch because the arena is named
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  after him. Well, that probably would be to the LSU fateful right,
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  But I'm talking about the public, it'd be Shack. It would be Shaq
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  Shaq, Shaquille O'Neill. You got Angel Reese down there, you got the
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  Olivia don is her last name, Olivia down there as well. It's so
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  funny that those are the names that get thrown around and LSU has such a
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  big football program. Jaydeon Daniels just won the Heisman Trophy, So I guess
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  we have to wait and see what this series is all about. I know
• 1:32:46
  they one of the few schools that was mentioning, whereas most of the people
• 1:32:53
  we just mentioned, especially Don and Angel Reese, basically stopped going to class.
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  I wanted to we heard nobody. You never heard anybody from Alabama or
• 1:33:05
  any of those schools said he wasn't going to class. These young ladies were
• 1:33:09
  saying, they don't even go the class anymore. They're too famous and recently
• 1:33:14
  in the past, that's why you was cramping up in the game the other
• 1:33:16
  night. Well, I'm saying, but in the past few years, we've
• 1:33:19
  heard coaches complain. Some of them have even left coaching because they say there's
• 1:33:25
  a new generation of athlete. This athlete doesn't have the same focus, doesn't
• 1:33:28
  have the same We've seen kids push back on their parents once they reach a
• 1:33:34
  certain level of success. What would make coaches think that that wouldn't be the
• 1:33:39
  same dynamic When you bring some kid in that you've never had authority over before,
• 1:33:44
  and now you give him seven hundred thousand dollars for this semester and tell
• 1:33:47
  him he don't have to go to class, and then you ask him to
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  run an extra lap and he telling you that you run the lap, and
• 1:33:56
  now you complained that the kid ain't got no respect. Where did you expect
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  tend to get all of this stuff from, Well, he would imagine the
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  people, because most of the coaches I know have an issue is with the
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  parent. Okay, it's just too much parent oversight, even after the because
• 1:34:15
  the parent is me and the bad producer made an agreement, whatever that agreement
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  is. And then soon as a week later he heard at another school somebody
• 1:34:29
  made something big. Then the parent want to redo right just like that.
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  And that's not how business work. You don't just get to re up because
• 1:34:40
  somebody went to another team and got more. And from what the coaches are
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  telling me, that's how it's becoming. It's becoming that, you know,
• 1:34:47
  because these deals are not necessarily always signed in blood. As soon as I
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  say one thing, yeah, I said, I get the car boom and
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  you heard that b Jon Robinson getting the Ferrari. Now you called me in
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  the middle of the night, Hey, I changed my mind. I want
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  a Ferrari. The Porsche won't do. The Porsche won't do so uh,
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  And it's just becoming really where it has to start being managed. That's what
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  I said, like a semi pro business, you're gonna have to take that
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  college education thing out. If it's just gonna be if we're gonna be started
• 1:35:23
  making docu series about how the money it called the money Game, then what
• 1:35:29
  does this have to do with college? And it's and it's interesting that that
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  the Shack is doing this, and you remember probably one of the biggest movies
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  was I can't think of to remember, the movie Blue Chips. Yeah,
• 1:35:39
  and it's basically this documentary is the real life version of this is what I'm
• 1:35:43
  imagining from seeing the trailers and different things. So we're gonna see how this
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  really goes out. And then Batton Roads and and I think down there it
• 1:35:53
  is just the thing that makes it's probably more interesting is that v angel Reeses
• 1:35:57
  and the Olivia done. They have a lot of examples that someone outside of
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  football male and male batsketball pulling a lot of money. They ain't going to
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  class though, yeah they said it, which is not a thing I find
• 1:36:15
  out college college because they're doing photo shoots. Well, yeah, but they
• 1:36:20
  take classes online though they ain't going to class. They missing teams, ain't
• 1:36:25
  going up. They got a coach Brown. I'm gonna have to be thirty
• 1:36:27
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  once again. I did an interview yesterday before the games came on on and
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  minority coaches with the hiring of Raheem Moors. Here in Atlanta and right now,
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  that would put the NFL at about nine minority coaches. And I told
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  them my thing, and I've said here on the show plenty of times,
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  I don't look at the head coach spot to see if the minority growth is
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  happening, and I advise them not to look. I see the minority growth
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  happening because I see minority growth in all jobs around. I see the player
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  relations people are black. I see that the medical team that runs out to
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  get the player off off the field thirty years ago, that's not how it
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  was in these jobs. I see that half of the assistant coaches are minorities.
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  I see that about every fourteen there's a black gem or hispanic. That's
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  what. Don't just get lost. Because I can hire a minority head coach
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  doesn't mean that the organization is being diversified. That just means that that one
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  job is being so And that's what I really stand on. I just see
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  so many jobs that I know where and a lot of it. And as
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  I said, I don't I can't say that it's just all based on like
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  a bad producer's mindset where it was race as much as it is applications I
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  think the sports world is really flooded with people really want these jobs now,
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  they want to be part of it, they want to live in that life.
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  It's not just a sports is not just a monetary thing. So it's
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  a full life. It's a full journey that I think people are skipping out
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  on jobs where they could go and make even more money to be able to
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  hang in the sports world and live that sports like there's a life that goes
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  along with it. And I think I'm almost three sixty five where it's something
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  by the time you finish this, then we're gonna need to get our combined
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  stuff going. By the time we finish that, we're gonna need to go
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  get the draft board going. By the time we get that next thing,
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  you know, we're back in the medicamp. Like. It's become a year
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  round thing and people want to take that full journey and people leave industries to
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  go into and get in it. And if you look at it, sports
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  has a connection to many other industries. It's a great way to get your
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  foot in the door anywhere, to prove that you have managerial skills that you
• 1:43:06
  can handle high powered like you say, round the clock situations it's a great
• 1:43:12
  resume builder. Yeah, so I just feel like I see the growth.
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  I know, I see the growth from when I got drafted, which is,
• 1:43:20
  you know, thirty years actually this April would have been when I got
• 1:43:27
  drafted in ninety four and then that thirty years. I see how so many
• 1:43:31
  other jobs have been infused with minorities, not just the head coaching job,
• 1:43:39
  and I know even the bappodoo. So when he goes over there, if
• 1:43:42
  you went over there to the media relations, maybe one out of ten teams
• 1:43:47
  might have somebody minority. Now they all have. It's just more and more
• 1:43:51
  people. The equipment man, the training staff, the doctors themselves are more
• 1:43:58
  diverse. So it was good conversation to have in as a whole, just
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  to point that out for me. Don't just look at whether the head coaches.
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  I know, it's it's like a beacon, but it can be misleading
• 1:44:15
  if that's all that's changed, you know, you know last night Steve Wilkes
• 1:44:20
  is the decordinator for the forty nine ers, Like that's big deals, Man's
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  I don't know that Baltimore has other than John Harbaugh. Do they have a
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  white assistant coach? Like everybody I keep seeing. You know, it's just
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  know you were your Falcons. They hired Raheem Morris to be the head coach.
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  Uh. Jim Harball went to the Chargers Bill Belichick seemed like he was
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  not going to be offered enough power uh to come in to be the coach,
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  and they went back to someone that had already been here. If you
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  the head coach, the former decordinator of the Rams. Now, yeah,
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  great, hire Raheem is he knows both sides of the ball. Like I
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  said, he's been here before. Hey, a lot of us was wanting
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  either Hardball or Belichick just because of the things of the attributes that they bring
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  along, but also there's other things that could come along with the circus,
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  a lot of other different things. Going in and talking to a lot of
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  people that Falcons fans, they felt like Belichick just was going to come in
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  and just try to break Don Shuler's record. We want somebody, Let's get
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  somebody that's gonna be here. Let's grow this thing. So I'm finding with
• 1:52:26
  Raheem, I'm happy. That's that's a silly Outlook. Well, I'm happy
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  with Raheem, and then I'm gonna give up a great coach because he might
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  be on the precipice of breaking somebody's record. I don't want him here status
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  enter the history books. Yeah that that doesn't even now, because he would
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  enter the history books as the coach of this team. As I stated about
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  that's fine, said I was with the Belichick. I was all in.
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  But we went with who we're going with, and I'm happy and we got
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  Raheem, and the city's happy. We're we're hell. I don't know that
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  the city's happening everywhere else. I didn't get that feeling. I didn't everybody.
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  Everywhere I went, people had this kind of because you got back with
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  your ex, he should have been No, seriously, you got back with
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  your but he should have been high before silver spoon. Arthur Smith was silver
• 1:53:27
  spoon Arthor Smith. What makes him silver spoon because his dad is the founder
• 1:53:31
  of FedEx. What they got to do with him coaching? Austhor Smith ran
• 1:53:36
  a great offense up and that's what Tennis put the Tennessee on the map,
• 1:53:41
  that offense he was running. But Dereck Henry, he's the only one I've
• 1:53:44
  heard him. They were in the AFC Championship game. You're not a Falcon
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  fan, so I'm saying, but as the most privileged kid at the table,
• 1:53:51
  you have the nerve to call somebody silver spoon man by I'm saying now,
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  I'm saying that we've all shared our growing up experiences. Yeah, I
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  don't know what what I don't know what this man coming from a father who
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  had to wear with all the start fed X has anything to do with the
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  fact that he was an awesome offensive coordinator and then he became a credible head
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  coach. Here in Atlanta, we got Raheem. He should have been hired
• 1:54:19
  four years ago. We're happy with why what he had, what had he
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  done? He was he was a proven head coach before we won. He
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  won five of the last five, well, four out of the last five
• 1:54:30
  games when he took over for Dan Quinn. The players respect him, and
• 1:54:34
  we're gonna get our chance now with Raheem. I'm happy he's here. Mm
• 1:54:39
  hmm. Yeah. I've always told you since I've been on the air with
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  you, the best reporters are the ones who stay in the middle of neutral
• 1:54:48
  and I have a bias. I'm being and calling somebody that's very offensive to
• 1:54:53
  call that man super spoon, as though he hadn't worked for what he put
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  out there. It's just didn't it name we've given him as Atlanta fans because
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  of how he has heard. I've never heard that. And then you would
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  be mad if they start calling Raheem kool Aid Great kool Aid or something,
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  and then it's like, oh, but you want to call this man who
• 1:55:15
  literally he might not have been a good head coach here, but his coordinating
• 1:55:19
  skills at Tennessee was unquestionable. Out of I mean, were they not Arthur's?
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  So did I missed them? That's how rateful them in that offense was
• 1:55:28
  moving. See aj Brown and all them guys are catching all them balls?
• 1:55:30
  Is that not what was going on down there? Well, there was rumor
• 1:55:33
  that we were looking at coach We was looking at coach Rapril, But there
• 1:55:38
  was a rumor that he wanted to bring coach Smith back as his offensive coordinator.
• 1:55:42
  They wasn't Why wouldn't he. Belichick does it all the time. Guys
• 1:55:47
  go somewhere, he bring them back to be his coordinators. But I think
• 1:55:50
  author that would have been the best move they could have made. The only
• 1:55:55
  problem I thought Arthur Smith had was he was trying to wear two hats.
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  Had this on the air a couple of times when he was on the sideline,
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  did I quick mansion, might have to have you go in. I
• 1:56:04
  was saying, he looked like he was doing too much individually. Somebody coposition
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  what to do. Have made head coaches seem like they forget they the head
• 1:56:15
  coach and get lost in just being the coordinator. I think that was the
• 1:56:19
  problem with the head coach of the LA Chargers. He was forgetting No,
• 1:56:25
  you're the head coach of everything. You can't just be over here lost in
• 1:56:28
  your sheet and that's what Arthur Smith. I thought it would have been a
• 1:56:30
  great move. Make able to head coach. Make Arthur Smith, who already
• 1:56:34
  knows these guys the coordinator. Now you could just focus on that. You
• 1:56:38
  ain't got to worry about whether we should go forward on fourth and two.
• 1:56:41
  That man couldn't been the coordinator in that locker room. He's being the head
• 1:56:44
  coach. Why not? Okay, they made Jason Kidd the head coach of
• 1:56:50
  the team. He was just the point guard though on so why why can't
• 1:56:55
  you be the offensive coordinator? I'm not saying, but he just was the
• 1:56:58
  head coach. And now know that we won't we needed to go. We're
• 1:57:02
  fine. I'm happy with Raheem Morris as our coach. I'm happy we're gonna
• 1:57:08
  have It's gonna be a great What really happened? So I can go as
• 1:57:11
  we go to break commands. I can set you up for this right.
• 1:57:15
  He's telling you that no matter what happens here with Raheem as the head coach,
• 1:57:20
  it won't be Raheem's fault because we protect our own. And now we
• 1:57:28
  know the truth is he will throw your in the ocean. It's time to
• 1:57:35
  wrap things up on the Sports June Show with Wayne Candy. When you designs
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  of the Ocean, it gets his voice, y'all. Just a minute to
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  air. Congratulations to the San Francisco forty nine ers and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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  Super Bowl fifty eight February, the eleventh loss Vegas. I know they
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  jacking up the price on everything Uber Rise out there is the one hundred dollars
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  a mile just to get your uber Vegas. I know it is. But
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  going in the ocean today because I get a chance, and every chance I
• 1:58:51
  get to throw this person back in the ocean, I will always take the
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  opportunity because he murdered my friend Cordel Hayes twenty sixteen manslaughter. A former New
• 1:59:10
  Orleans Saints player Will Smith, Ohio State Buckeyes. As I always told Will,
• 1:59:17
  one of only two guys I ever knew they played football out of Queens,
• 1:59:21
  New York. I didn't even know they even had football teams until I
• 1:59:26
  met two Ton raise and Will Smith finally convicted of murder. Facing up the
• 1:59:32
  forty years is mister Hayes. It took me eight years a couple of technicalities
• 1:59:41
  for them to finally get this right. But as of Saturday he has been
• 1:59:45
  convicted of this murder and is waiting sentence. But as I said, anytime
• 1:59:53
  a friend of mine murdered in this way over something so senseless, Cordel Hayes
• 2:00:00
  walk the plank all right, be telling you, my brother Will Smith,
• 2:00:14
  if you're resting peacefully wherever and however, the after life functions at this point
• 2:00:20
  for Big Kenny the man himself, command you Greg whoo and Raheem Morris over
• 2:00:29
  here, well, good after them, peace spending the block with your egge