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Rizz Against the Machine · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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Enough is enough. I don't have any serious shuck and we hold the world
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ransom for me. Excuse me while I whip this out. Broadcasting live and
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Atlanta, Georgia. This this is the Sports Shot Show with Wayne Dandy.
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You may began, Madam jan Shore, come to it, comes to monk?
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Is it just I'm a doing? I'm gonna go on the way you
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made Pill Vegan. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, you're listening to the Sports
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Shock Show. I'm in Sport Shock Wayne Candy, Good morning to you out
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there and listening land. We have the full team in this morning for this
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beautiful Thursday show. D December the seventh. We are moving closer to Christmas,
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closer to a new year, and inching towards the end of the NFL
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season very slowly though, still have five weeks to go some games with a
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lot of importance on their season. Tonight, eight fifteen, the Patriots to
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intend taking on the Stillers at seven and five. I would take the under.
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I don't know what the point spread is. I don't do point spreads,
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but we're talking about the Patriots, who scored a zero last week at
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home versus the Chargers. Against the Stillers, who. It seems like you
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have to really take a Kodak moment when they scored touchdowns because you don't know
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when you may see a score. Instiller Nation. But this game is tonight
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in pitts Burg, so it should be nice and chilly, but the Patriots
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won't care because that's the weather they love as well. Who will be at
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quarterback for these teams we don't know, but with the Patriots Mac Jones.
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They keep putting in Billy Zappy, so I think he's just throwing dice against
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the wall and whatever it comes up, that's who he inserts it. On
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the other side, Kenny Pickett is out with a high ankle spring surgery,
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kind of like Rock Bowers with the Georgia Bulldogs. One of those is quicker,
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maybe getting back in three weeks instead of four or five. If you
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have that ankle surgery. You see Trevor Lawrence and it's all about the degree.
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And when you hear high ankle sprain, understand that this is more up
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into the muscles in that front of your shin. Some of you that work
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out they get that sore shin. Those are the muscles that end up turning
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and that's when they why they say high ankles spring. So it's it's about
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three four inches up above in those muscles that get kind of turned. It's
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sore, some swelling, and uh, I guess with the new surgery,
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as time passes they've learned if they go in there and maybe reconnect. But
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you will see now with Trevor Lawrence, even with Pickett, And as I
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said, certain injuries can be played with based on position. So a quarterback
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can come back from things based on their style faster. So if you have
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a running quarterback this really but someone that might just be a real pocket you
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can you can get out there and play on this injury. So we will
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see how the game tonight Patriots against the Stealers. But my crew is here,
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commands you. Greg is in in this pilot seat. He's gonna drive
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us around, but Kenny is in the back rolling one in the bad producer
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has decided that he would come out of the mountain region of the Carolinas and
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bless us with his presence here on the show. If you get a chance,
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remember the semi finals of the n season tournament. We will talk about
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that in a moment. We'll be here upon us tonight. Yes, you
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know how you've been looking forward to that end season tournament that nobody understands except
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for the NBA top desk. The only thing you know is each player that
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wins gets a certain amount of money. Other than that, you didn't know
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how it formulated into a tournament. But good morning, fellas. I see
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you're representing the joint e ts Jets Jets jets in the cowboys are in the
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building all so well, there you go, and we don't we don't really
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know. He's been gone for like two weeks. Yeah, it could be
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a different change over there, fellowship, Good morning to I want to clear
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something up. You said that I'm in the back broling one. It might
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make people think that I would transport illegal substances on air travel, and I
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would not do that. I would not roll one on a plane. I've
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already got it rolled and I get on the plane. So there we go,
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compliant, okay, and I am bad so welcome back, thank you,
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sir. Good morning guys. Contagious, But he no, don'n't know.
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That sounds like you don't know, and it sounds like you're kind of
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rolling the dice like maybe I am. But if we're far enough apart,
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then we won't get it. Is that where we are with it? He
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doesn't awesome. On Sunday, the big game of the NFL season will be
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the nine and three Cowboys taking on the ten and two Eagles. Who you
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got Dak or Jalen? Not as a team but as a player in this
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game? Who do you see shining? And I know the command She is
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biased, so we know he's gonna go with his man Dak. So I
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don't actually need a answer from him, but bad Producer, Big Kenny.
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I can ask the bad producer because they're both African American. If it was
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African American versus another race, I know what he would pick. So I
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maybe get a good answer from him. But Big Kenny, you might be
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biased too. Why is that because Jalen is a uh brother? Oh so
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you don't get no, I think? Thank you for pointing that out.
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Yeah, I mean he didn't want to call it out. You're gonna get
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shaped and directed. I can't participate, no one participation, just like a
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cowboy fan like a cowboy exactly. So what you know what I'm gonna do.
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I'm just gonna avoid that whole question completely because he's a frat because he's
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a cowboy, and for openly admitting, bad producer that if it was white
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a verse black, you would go with the black, which makes you.
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That makes you racing, and so we shouldn't race. So I'm just gonna
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take that completely off the table. I'm sorry America for even posing that.
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Maybe I'll figure come out later. Don't apologize to them. Don't apologize to
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them everything they've done. You're apologizing to it. Openly admitted he wass on
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you, and then you lied to me. This has been a bad because
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you said you said you could be unbiased, that you had a biased I
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know I wouldn't. So you did not know that Jalen hurts. Yes,
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I do know that, and you did you know that I knew that?
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Did you think that I knew that? I did not. I assumed no,
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he did not know that. I'd have been on two I'd have been
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under cross examination too many times. He did not. I'm not gonna crumble.
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We talked a couple of shows ago about the word of the year,
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but that was Miriam Webster and what was that word? Authentic? Authentic?
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The word of the year for Miriam Webster in the world of twenty twenty three
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was authentic authentic. Yes, Well, Oxford has decided they will put out
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their word of twenty twenty three. Oxford University has gone with guests, give
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me a guest, Big Kenny, Oxford word of the year, cringe,
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cringe a big Kenny going with cringe bad producer Oxford's word of the year authentic.
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They went, I'm just I'm thinking they went with the same word.
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Why, I mean, because they're not authentic. He's back, He's back.
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Wow, he is so backed right back, like you never left.
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Commands, Greg Oxford, I already saw it, So you already saw it
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before I asked the question, or did you google? As soon as I
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went to asking I Google, why do you do that? Well, no,
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I wondered, because I didn't know. I didn't know if they had
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already put out the word. I should have realized that they've already. And
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that's what he does every time we have a question and we go, hey,
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come, you're millennial, right, I try to don't you fall under
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the bracket of millennial. And that's how millennials they try to put it off
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like they knew. No, not as if I knew. I want I
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pretend that people. We don't pretend that we know. We try to,
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you know, we want to know. Yeah, but you want to find
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out. But when you let me tell you, that's how you would have
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known. Well, see, that's because you value that kind of exchange of
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information. The millennials don't have a point of reference for that. They're all
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doing the same thing he does, so they don't see that as like,
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hey, man, what are you doing? Or you took my opportunity because
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they're all in the hand or on the device searching it. Yeah, I
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just know what I'm sitting with. We're still the finger snap generation. Don't
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tell me I got it. It's gonna come to me. It's gonna come
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to me. But now he's messed up the whole game. Yeah, you
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don't mess it up to Kenny, said Kit told on and then I didn't.
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Man, don't don't twice this time. Well, when we come back
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from break, we will talk about the word of the year for Oxford.
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We have once again sad news news coming in a group shooting as a mass
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shooting again has occurred here in our country. We had the NFL a whole
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of bad Boy We Go and No Where. And I wonder how many of
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you out there had the discipline not to pull the commandchee, Greg and Google
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what Oxford twenty twenty three Word of the Year is. I wonder you only
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you know when you look in the mirror today as you keep reminding yourself that
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you didn't have the discipline to not snitch. Not first of all, it's
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not snitch. First of all, he couldn't resist. But Oxford twenty twenty
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three Word of the Year is riz are i z z Talmorrow from Greece.
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Now, I haven't used this term ever, not just in twenty twenty three.
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I haven't used it. I'm gonna go on record to tell you I
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have never even heard the word at all in any kind of of its usage.
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Now, the word means style, charm, or a activeness, or
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the ability to attract a romantic or sexual partner. It riz it used.
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Uh the generation before this, it was your stee low, your your stee
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your your trip, your steed, that that that kind of that. It's
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just another Have you heard someone use this term. I've heard it used.
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I haven't heard it in conversation personally, but i've heard it used. Yes,
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bad producer. I heard a name rizzo riz, but I ain't never
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heard of using a sentence or anything COMANCHI have you since you're the youngest,
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have you been out here rizzing people? Uh? Because I've been on TikTok
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for more than five seconds. Uh it has come up. Uh, my
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friends, I just look as like it's a it's short. It's a shortened
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version of charisma and and uh yeah, it might as well have been cringing.
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Oh so, in other words, that song came through dripping like so
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it's a new drip word like if I'm dripping, I'm rising. I don't
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think you're using it, but I don't I don't understand what you don't understand
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this means attractive. I don't know. I got plenty of I'm saying,
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I'm play if I got plenty of charismas if I got to do with sexual
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and then if I'm drinking, if I'm dripping my shoes, I got on
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the fly shoes and I'm dripping my drip look good. So I'm rising.
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I guess you're attracting cut it's your clothes. It's like what you say and
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how you your energy. But your clothes that gives god. They don't myself
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when I hop into Bens, myself is steam changed. That's that's what I
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mean. People, they put on something different that helps yourself esteam, so
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that gives you the now bad producer. You think more like a child than
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any of us. So I trust what you say juvenile mind, and I
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know, respectfully, the most juvenile mind on the panel is yours, So
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I would trust what you say about that and how it resonates with well with
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him saying it's on TikTok now and not knowing exactly. And it made me
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just think that because it's charisma. For us, was a personality thing.
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But now the lines have been so blurred that the drip, the whip,
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all of that translates to what they see as your personality. Your personality is
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that you are a baller. So that is your now is in the dictionary
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itself, or these are just words they're putting in there now it might be
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now. So what happened to like when you guys introduced the word cap?
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What what is the need for the human spirit not to just say you're lying
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because you don't want it's not politically correct to tell somebody. It's more disrespectful.
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You think it's political correct for me to say, oh, you capping.
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Not not politically that's what I'm saying. I say, you're lying,
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that you're hurting their feelings. It hurts, Yeah, it hurts more.
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It hurts their feelings if you tell them their life. So that's why I
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say, it's tell them they'relying. I think. But if I know that
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the word cap means lying, you're telling me the same thing exactly. And
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I think that it's just it only would work if only me and you knew
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what the word meant. But if the third party knows what the word means,
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then he understands the lingo. The whole thing of cold is that only
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the people of the unit know. But if everybody knows that the word what
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the word means, then well it loses this idea of oh it doesn't hurt
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my feeling, not because of somebody. You're not speaking in code anymore because
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it only works when a few people know what it's being said. It used
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to be a generational thing, so the children who use words like cap were
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using it to talk about adults and some of their claims and advice that they
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thought were exaggerated. So it was working until adults started to decipher the code
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and use it for themselves. So the keyds keep changing it to make sure
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that we can't upset their ris. And the only reason I'm telling you this,
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Kenny Bad Producer, I guess because I was I have never been one
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who spoke. I either use the word, but I don't hear a word
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and then start introducing that word. So even in my years of man that's
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fresh or man that's dope, that's not how I ever communicated, I hear
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people, Man, that's a dope car, or that's man, you're looking
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so fresh. I was never that person to join in on the when you
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could just say what it is, and man, that's a nice car,
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and that's a dope junk. And when you just got through with that statement
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for the young people, then you could say no cap like saying I ain't
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lying, no cap. Or I could just say I'm not lying and use
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that other brain space to have a nice car. We'll be back more than
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I'm this wat Shock Wayne againdie. The semi finals today at five Eastern time
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between the Pacers, the Indianapolis Pacers, excuse me, the Indiana Pacers and
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the Milwaukee Bucks in the first semi final. The Lakers versus the Pelicans in
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the second. This is going to be held out live from Las Vegas.
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The finals will be Saturday with the shadow once again. This is what the
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NBA is walking into. Last night, UNLV counciled their game versus Dayton all
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centered around another mass shooting. They approximate that around six hundred mass shootings have
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happened in twenty twenty three in our country, around forty thousand deaths due to
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those mass shootings yesterday on the University of Nevada Las Vegas campus, three dead,
27:33
a fourth wounded. The rampage went on for about forty minutes. We
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seem to find ourselves at another junction. Las Vegas just had a huge shooting
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just a couple of years ago. You remember that mass shooting from the hotel
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room. They've had a couple other mass shootings as well since in between these
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two, our country once again is in the shadow of something that for a
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lot of people, even myself like really believe no steps are being taken.
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Seems like we're taking steps back to even addressing our whole addressing of this seems
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to be, well, let everybody have a gun. And from my little
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knowledge of history, we tried that in this country around eighteen seventy to eighteen
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ninety. They called it the Wild West. A supports that you called it
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the third grade, and we failed in and I don't know that adding more
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guns, making gun laws lax. Talking to my best friend last night who's
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a law enforce officer in Florida, he's even more reserved of enforcing the law.
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Based on Florida law without a license, lets you have a gun.
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Places like Texas the same way. So it's hesitant. If it's not.
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I don't get the cold that the crime is really really happening. I can
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no longer just at least have some idea when I run your license plate that
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you own a gun. Everybody can have a gun basically with no kind of
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permit in Florida. I don't want to get rid of guns. I just
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feel like a gun, ammunition, those kind of things should be the hardest
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thing to acquire in our country. That's how the law should be. It
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should be so strict, it should be so taxed that when you gotta have
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a gun, you're making a real life choice. I'm talking my economically personally,
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just having to bring this gun in every twelve months and show it and
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how many bullets? Well, last year it said you had twelve bullets.
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This year you showed up with ten. Where are the other two? I'm
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talking about to that kind of pressure to own a gun would be so serious.
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I need validation of gunlocks, gun boxes. Why aren't we taking it
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to the hardest extreme to have a gun? It's my only question, not
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removing them, but to have it. Seemed like it's harder to get health
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insurance. It should be the hardest when you can get Man, I got
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a gun, man, then what what? Man? Who you know?
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Like you almost have to know somebody you know? Am I being unreasonable?
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Please stop me? If I am, I'm saying how stringing it should be
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to have it, and it should be so fearful. If I use it
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and in the improper way that me pulling this trigger. We should have fear
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of how much time it should you should be So this is such a big
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decision. I know, I'm and this is in life. This is it.
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I shoot this person, all this, I didn't shoot them. The
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lawyer come in with his five thousand dollars suit telling me, uh no,
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all I mean it should be No one is gonna believe me that I didn't
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shoot this gun. I'm talking about let's take it to that degree and see
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what happens instead of just well, you know, if you get your hand
32:07
on a gun, just walk around with it, or shoot somebody and be
32:10
out of jail like Oscars Pastorias and in seven years or what's the Ray Caruth
32:20
getting people murdered and shot, getting out time enough to still be in real
32:27
life, like you know, the little sixteen seventeen years you spent and you
32:30
took somebody life. I just know that once six hundred mass shootings along this
32:37
year and forty thousand people from GUNBOYI there's a lot of people, gentlemen.
32:49
Yeah, And I think that the the interesting thing is that your perspective in
32:55
this country. I know that there are other countries that have a system akin
33:01
to what it is you described. If you are a private citizen, well,
33:06
first of all, private citizens can't by law own weapons, and if
33:09
you do get one, it's one of those background checks with fringing prints every
33:15
six months. We got to come in and do mentally value. It's very
33:19
stringent, but in our country we seem to prefer the opposite. We make
33:24
it easier. Georgia itself is a constitutional carry state, meaning that if you
33:30
are not a criminal and nobody's checking, you can just walk into any place
33:34
that sells a weapon and with your ID by a gun. Now, they
33:37
do do background checks for registered retailers, but if it's a person to person
33:43
sell, you don't have to do a background check. Some people are working
33:46
on those laws, but they're making it easier to defend yourself. I felt
33:52
my safety was in danger. I was armed. I shot that person.
33:59
So we're living in a time where the gun is seen as a utility.
34:04
It's your friend, something that you need, their safety, take your kids.
34:07
And that's I think why a lot of the price of a car,
34:12
Yes, that's what a gun should be. You got to take out a
34:15
mortgage to get you a gun to get you a gun. I'm dead serious.
34:20
That's how it should be in my mind. To reshuffle the deck.
34:28
You give people a certain amount of time by twenty twenty five, so all
34:32
those people can't say they didn't have time for all the guns you have.
34:37
You have to come show me now if you use any gun outside of that
34:40
that you I asked you, I've told you to bring them down here,
34:45
show them to me so I'll have a record, a catalog record of it.
34:51
And if I find you ever using any gun that I don't have on
34:57
this sheet twenty years, what's these guns are supposed to be? Gun should
35:01
be for twenty thousand dollars. It should be that kind of extreme to own
35:10
a gun. When you look at these kind of statistical numbers we're talking about
35:17
this year, is what three hundred and thirty odd days in? Well,
35:27
we got twenty four days left something like that. So what do we have
35:31
so three hundred and forty one days in? Yeah, and we've had six
35:37
hundred mass shootings. It's like almost to a day today, almost to a
35:42
day. That's to a day. That's a lot bad producer. I know
35:47
you're a gun advocate. You believe it's not the gun, it's the people.
35:52
Yeah, I'm always because I'm I'm I believe that. Thank God that
35:58
we are in America where we'll allow the Second Amendment allows to have the right
36:01
to bear arms to protect ourselves and defend. I mean, unfortunate situation.
36:07
Things happened in that manner. Hold on, hold on, you said,
36:09
the Second Amendment is to protect and defend. But in this case, the
36:17
person was not hold on as you move your hand because you said something that
36:23
triggered something. The person was not defending themselves or protecting themselves. They were
36:34
actually assaulting. Yeah, there's a lot of people that go to soft zones
36:43
like that. Those people are sick. Those people need to be taken care
36:45
of. Just cause one bad apple that happens to have something that should end
36:51
it should take away everything else from everyone else. I'm like I said,
36:54
I'm a firm believer that people kill people. Guns don't kill people, and
37:00
I'm gonna stick to that. I mean, I think that we all should
37:02
have I mean, it shouldn't be that strenuous, That that bad. That
37:08
what's the word I want to say? Strenuous, No, not strenuous,
37:13
It's enough. What I'm saying is charging for a car, a gun,
37:19
those things. That's a little extreme. I don't. I think that at
37:23
some point, forty thousand people dead is not an extreme. But it's more
37:28
okay, forty thousand people dead from attacking gun violence, not accidents on a
37:32
street, because most accidents are what they say accident. If forty if six
37:39
hundred people every year was taking their car and cramming them in people, then
37:45
maybe they should take cars away. Well, the forty thousand, we had
37:47
to see what the different reasons why they're were shot and what they were shot.
37:52
They wasn't like all the forty thousand were killed from a mask people if
37:57
you want to to a mask shooting. But I said in those six hundred
38:01
mass shootings, forty thousand people. I didn't say all this is all the
38:07
people that was shot this year, right, I said in the six hundred
38:12
mass shootings. Correct. I just want to make sure people heard that that's
38:15
correct. Well, I don't so, and that means that the forty thousand
38:19
people that got shot had nothing to do with, right, the mass shoot
38:24
or nothing to do with other why are you shooting me? Maybe? I
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Welcome back to this boy Shock show. I'm this boy Shock Wayne Gandy.
41:57
Good morning to you, Good morning to you. Just remember as you move
42:04
around, voting can change. Let's see what we can do. It might
42:12
be a slow turn, maybe take a decade, but it has to be
42:15
something more about gun violence addressing. We seem to be more enthralled in COVID
42:25
than we are into mass shootings and a lot of times, what you don't
42:30
do. I put myself that some parent yesterday got a call. I don't
42:39
know the person, or maybe I do and just don't know. I know,
42:44
but some parent, some husband, possibly some wife, some kid got
42:47
a call about once again, the same gun violence in our country that's taking
42:55
lives of people a lot of times have nothing to do with that person,
43:02
just because that person wants to leave here or wants to enact revenge. And
43:08
I will stand on. Like I said, it should be up. One
43:10
of the hardest thing I don't I can't think of anything. I mean,
43:17
we when I hear people adopt kids, it's a lot of red tape to
43:24
adopting a kid. It should be right there, it should be known in
43:31
society. It's so hard. I'm talking about even showing somebody your gun should
43:37
be some kind of fine or incarceration that if I we won't see my thirty
43:45
eight magnum, that should be if somebody that kind of it should be to
43:51
that degree of of having a gun. And we can't we can't go to
43:57
the gun range, we can't shoot, we can't practice shoot people who have
44:00
land like the in rural areas. So you're saying that we can't go in
44:04
our backyards and practicing all that, All that should be government control. That
44:09
if you're going to a gun range, you got to go through some kind
44:14
of where Okay, you can go to the gun range. When they get
44:17
you in there. I've been to the gun range. It's so las to
44:22
go practice shooting your gun that it's almost a joke. It's like going to
44:28
get a workout in at a gym. That's about how much they ask you
44:34
for what you want to shoot, how long, how muchmo and your driver's
44:38
license. That's it. That's that's the whole, that's the whole setup for
44:47
practicing shooting your gun or coming in here and taking a gun and shooting it.
44:52
My biggest anxiety at a gun range is that I don't know who these
44:57
other eight people are. If they just decided to turn around and start unloading,
45:05
we would just be in here shooting at each other. Yep. And
45:09
that's why I said it should be such a detail to get to that.
45:16
That kind of costs, that kind of restriction just the highest level. Come
45:22
on, government, Come on people, because we are the people who set
45:24
the tempo of that kind of stuff. Go ahead, sir, so then
45:30
we start. When you do that, we start having government control and a
45:32
lot of other things that maybe you like, I didn't I didn't say government
45:36
control. I said government ran, meaning that you have to go to the
45:39
people. There are official sheriffs, and you got to let them see it,
45:45
and they get to look at your face and see your temperament. They
45:51
get to run you your your fingerprints. What about some of the people that
45:53
have the government that haves that right to do that for you? What about
45:57
that I'm not taking your rights away, I'm telling you that temperament. What
46:00
about some of them that has guns, that have owners of guns. It's
46:05
just being the ones that's looking at us that they shouldn't probably have them also.
46:08
So then I just say for everyone, everybody, reshuffle the deck.
46:14
I try to take away the gun. I try to take away the gun.
46:17
Yeah, that's what you're talking about. Charge level the car, I
46:21
said restricted. Well, and see, I think that this exchange for me
46:27
is what I find most interesting is part of I, in my opinion,
46:32
what makes coming up with some sort of definitive legislation to at the very least
46:37
curtail a lot of this activity is the two sides are so extreme. You
46:43
got one person who wants to see something happen that would reshuffle the deck and
46:51
make it something that is tantamount to getting a pH d. Getting a gun
46:59
is. It's the kind of thing that people would come around to, Hey
47:01
man, I heard you got a gun. Didn't know you were so reliable,
47:05
like one gun per neighborhood. And then you have one person who's almost
47:09
romanticized gun ownership. No, you can't take it from me, and my
47:14
children will have them by the pool and my you see what I'm saying.
47:17
And those those people are the ones running to the polls because the people who
47:22
allowed this legislation to stay in place are the people who are supposed to be
47:28
speaking their voice. And we're the runs is running because we see our country
47:31
is in There's a lot of things that's going on in our country right now
47:35
that like at our border, that we believe. That's what we're not talking
47:38
about. Let me finish, no, because I'm getting off the issue,
47:43
because we could take a whole to our show and talk about this. But
47:50
a gun should be as luxury an item as a ferrari. That's where it
47:58
should be. It's the deadliest thing that we have. It's only used in
48:02
most cases in a way to be intimidating or deadly. Half the people that
48:14
I know to have guns. Maybe two thirds of them have never gone hunting,
48:20
so that old I go hunting bs is not there. Have they killed
48:29
anybody? Yeah, or shot at somebody or branded their weapon in intimidation,
48:38
or have conversation about how they weighed on Big Kenny to try to rob them
48:45
so they can let it off. It's a lot of people out there,
48:49
like it's a lot of people. They weighed on and she to look like
48:54
he was about to bump their car. Not that the guy, the Falcon
49:02
guy. As we go to break what was the falcon guy? About two
49:05
years ago up at the park in Gwinnett, the lady lady bumping car something.
49:10
He shot out and started shooting at the lady. A little safety man
49:15
from Missouri, Willie god was with something, maybe Williams or something. He
49:20
was a safety here for Atlanta about three lady was in the car with a
49:23
daughter. He played in Missouri. I can't think of his name. You
49:27
think that feeling was he was waiting on a moment. Willie Moore, William
49:32
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blah blah blah blah, Hello the moment, Hello, Way back to the
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52:07
Mike McCarthy most likely will miss a Sunday's night game or at least standing on
52:14
the sideline. Maybe they would roll him into the booth upstairs. But he
52:20
underwent appendic surgery. Mike, I'm glad you went on and had it.
52:24
You caught it early. If you don't know, I had appendic surgery about
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for six and a half days, wear a bag for two months after that,
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and yet lower stomach something kind of sharp feels like you got a stab wound
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in there, or somebody's pushing a sharp object, don't wait like the sports
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shop did, because you can find yourself knocking on that door very easy.
53:40
Von Miller, the defensive end for the Buffalo Bills who turned himself in last
53:45
week on the case where it never really said whether it was his girlfriend.
53:51
It always kind of put it under the illusion that it was someone he had
53:58
gotten pregnant, and she claimed that at first it was a domestic violence.
54:06
Two days later, once at the vun it turned himself in. Her statement
54:10
was that nothing happened. And now I guess I don't know how the NFL,
54:19
which seems like they're going to let some cases starting to breathe, They're
54:22
not going to just jump in and have people suspended. But he's expected to
54:27
play on this weekend. Is von Miller in that game? Who does the
54:34
Bills have? Let me check out Buffalo, Buffalo, Buffalo. They are
54:38
playing at Kansas City on Sunday at four twenty five. So von Miller at
54:44
least right now, you know, all he need is a couple of people
54:47
to get a couple of protests banners, and the NFL will react to it.
54:54
But it's just what they will do. What else do we have here,
55:02
fellas twelve hundred players so far. We were talking about college and transfers
55:08
a couple of days, a couple of shows ago. I was talking about
55:12
quarterbacks in that instance, how they are using seem like as a free agent
55:16
market commandchie greg says. In the first day along over twelve hundred college football
55:24
players entered the portal. Now interesting enough, UGA's backup quarterback Van der Griff,
55:36
who's a Georgia product. He has decided and as I said, quarterbacks
55:39
seem to be using it as not just I'm behind somebody, but guys that
55:47
even maybe starting somewhere are using it in a way to me induce a higher
55:57
nil deal where else. That's uh, we're talking about with Ohio State's quarterback
56:02
com Accord. He was the starter this year and he's he's in the portal
56:07
and in the porter. You can you can put yourself in the portal and
56:13
still go back. Or you put yourself in the porter, you have to
56:16
leave, you you can, you can still go back. Okay, So
56:22
that's what I'm saying. So you're using it as leverage for Ohio State to
56:25
come up with more money. Yeah, or I will leave, or I'll
56:30
break up with you. You gotta be nicer than me. I break or
56:32
get out. And the same was the soul with the Oregon State DJ the
56:38
layo. Yeah, he's would need a starter or did he get replaced?
56:43
He was the starter? I guess what people are going to consider more in
56:46
a different context that Okay, the coach just left took the Michigan State position.
56:52
Uh. And he is also eligible for the draft, so he can
56:54
choose either ORNA. He still has eligibility, and he's using that as leverage,
57:02
right, for the next school, for the next school, or for
57:05
Oregon State. Probably not for Oregon State. Well, you just said I
57:09
can put it. It's possible. I just don't think so, just because
57:15
of the coach leaving and what they're staying in what's left of the Pac twelve.
57:22
He may be looking for one of these other power conference schools to boost
57:29
his draft stock. But in a lot of times, we used to have
57:35
these conversations and we talk about the draft stocked and things like that, and
57:37
that used to be far more critically important before these kids started making tens of
57:44
millions of dollars in college. There are some of them who won't even try
57:47
to be drafted because they know they can make more money next season playing college.
57:52
So is there any consideration for any of that, Like a team that's
57:58
going to be competitive, a team that's going to help me stay in a
58:01
high profile position to be considered for the NFL. When I can just do
58:06
a bow knicks and I can play my entire what would be a football career
58:10
seven because some positions only last in the NFL? What five average eight years
58:15
something like that. If I can play that eight years in college and still
58:20
make me until four dollars. It's the programs that are winning. So going
58:24
to a winning program is still important, just in a way. Yeah,
58:30
but I can go. I got a vast amount of schools I can transfer
58:34
in and turn winning program. And the total number of eighty six players from
58:37
the SEC, that was the number from all the schools. Only Alabama was
58:42
the only school that didn't have anybody that hit the portal yet, Like,
58:45
where did cam go? And that's a lot of number win the national championship
58:49
at the junior college. It was in I know it was in Texas.
58:53
That's what I'm saying. So there are kids who can do that. I'll
58:57
go over here. They got me a nice little one point two million dollar
59:00
deal for a year. I'll win the class for a national championship, and
59:07
then I'll come back to Oregon. Yeah, because if I if I research
59:13
and find out, well I'm a fifth round pick. Oh yeah, and
59:16
fifth round pick only make seven hundred thousand dollars, Well, I might as
59:20
well stay here. It's actually say they're gonna give me one point two I
59:22
might as well play another year here, double my income, and we'll be
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1:02:08
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maybe go ahead. You're a stealer. And you said you played for
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coach Kawer. Rich Eisen just got mad at still a nation calling for want
1:02:35
Mike Tomlin fire. But once they pulled the stats up showing that his record
1:02:38
is the same in many Super Bowl wins as coach Coward, and they were
1:02:42
trying to say. You know, my thing I'm asking you is like,
1:02:47
is there a difference? I mean, I mean they're the same. Would
1:02:52
there be a difference in those two if consider their legacy? If they cause
1:02:58
the Steelers are not a fire known the fire coach. But if something like
1:03:00
that would happen to Mike Tomlin with that would tarnish his legacy as still a
1:03:05
coach compared to Chilkenhle and Bill Cower. What he means tarnish it? Well,
1:03:09
I mean you got the fa like I think the Steelers doing a great
1:03:13
job. I mean for what you got. But you know, their fan
1:03:15
base and a lot of people they're calling. That's why rich Eisen was just
1:03:19
speaking that it's it's a travesty that to the fan base is going at to
1:03:23
Mike Tomlin when he's remember the most winnings coach and still a history and he's
1:03:28
got the same credentials as Bill Cower or whatever. But you but you're you're
1:03:31
you're mad at him right now and you want him to go. So I'm
1:03:35
just saying if if he was to, they would say, hey, we're
1:03:37
gonna go ahead and terminate you or let you leave with that instead of like
1:03:42
going out riding out like Chuck Noll or coach rid of So yeahs come on
1:03:57
retirement. Yeah you know how that work. Well, that's what I'm saying.
1:04:00
So you could be courteous in letting people go. Yeah, you don't
1:04:05
have to send them a facts or text or email or they said you were
1:04:12
going leave. Similarized, I said that like a Bill Parson. I'm not
1:04:17
a Bill a Bill Belichick. It'll probably be more in a listen, Bill
1:04:24
just will bet you it's us. Well, and that's the thing back to
1:04:29
like, even in that situation, the Patriots gave up a lot to get
1:04:32
Belichick, you know, gave drafts up, gave everything. Because I just
1:04:36
recently watched the thirties to thirty again with the two Bills. Didn't even realize
1:04:40
that all that went on in between that. But you think that these coaches
1:04:43
they want to so it's like a force out with a nice retirement, and
1:04:48
the young at Tomlin is he's going to go somewhere. He can't say he's
1:04:53
going to retire because somebody's gonna want him in there organization. Well, that
1:04:59
is true, but we have seen young coaches like Bill Cower retire and Bill
1:05:09
was about how long Tumblin been there. It's been about seven thousand and seven,
1:05:15
also like sixteen seventeen years, so Bill Cowr would have been fifty just
1:05:24
about. Yeah, and that has something says saying, So Tumblin is what
1:05:27
forty five forty six? I think when I wonder he was hired. I
1:05:32
think he's like fifty five now because I think he was under forty when he
1:05:35
got when he took the job. Right, So I'm just saying, I
1:05:40
don't get I see what you're saying, but you don't see why the stillers
1:05:43
who feel like Tumblin has kind of just hit that kind of plateau of that
1:05:48
eighty and eight, nine and eight kind of feel for them. I could
1:05:56
see that when almost two decades like you've kind of hit that kind of especially
1:06:00
in today's sports, see coaches get they want coaches out who win win one
1:06:08
year, but one year you in like Game four, it's a seventeen game
1:06:12
season. That's where That's what I'm saying. The Steelers aren't known to do
1:06:16
to do those type of things, and when you're coming from that organization,
1:06:19
that's what I'm saying. Now, I see that cow That's why I said
1:06:25
coward. We didn't see coward. You forced out? We saw we saw
1:06:28
it. Just Hey, I'm just retiring, but you know not you think
1:06:30
about it. But I don't know. I don't know bad producer that it's
1:06:34
a force out. What what if we just feel like we've kind of balanced
1:06:42
out, we can't go in another direction. We feel like you've lost that,
1:06:49
we've lost their ear. You don't seem to have it there ear here,
1:06:55
not as a coach that you can't go. But I'm saying, I
1:06:58
don't understand why I can't let Mike Tomlin go. It would still fit into
1:07:02
the whole. We keep coaches a long time. I mean, Mike Tomlin
1:07:06
might be the only coach that's still other than A Belichick is still the same
1:07:11
head coach since he was hired. Can y'all think of somebody else? Is
1:07:15
that the same team since Mike Tumblin became the head coach. Actually, the
1:07:19
person is besides Belichick is Pete Carroll. I think those are the three longest
1:07:25
tenure I'm Pete Carroll. Okay, I think seventeen years as the head coach
1:07:30
in modern race boorts is a loan like fifty years. And I'm saying and
1:07:35
it's still a business. You sort of speak to the loyalty aspect of how
1:07:45
the Steelers have operated as a team. But they are still a professional sports
1:07:49
team, so they want to win. They want to bring the championships there.
1:07:55
And if Tomlin's not doing that, then he probably would agree with them
1:07:59
that may be we should try something different. And none of the other shuffles
1:08:02
of the deck have worked. We've tried it here with the quarterback, We've
1:08:06
tried it here with certain key personnel. Maybe it's time to change things from
1:08:11
the top. And I don't think he would be reluctant. I mean he
1:08:13
would probably look and go, hey, I had a pretty decent run and
1:08:16
be willing to step down graciously. So you know, And and I think
1:08:20
even with the Stellers these last couple of years, the whole thing has kind
1:08:26
of been moral victories. With Tumblin, you've been hearing people, Well,
1:08:30
you know he's never had a losing record, right, like, okay,
1:08:34
a yeah, it's always been like that draft, the build of the first
1:08:41
round, every time he kept control of the locker room at a boy.
1:08:44
Tom So he's reached a point where, in my opinion, with the Stillers
1:08:47
and anyone Instiller nation, it's like you could see why they would keep him
1:08:51
for the continuity and he's a great coach like Tumblin is a great coach and
1:08:57
the continuity, but you could see, well we kind of to have even
1:09:00
golf, we're in that middle of the pack nine and eight, eight and
1:09:05
nine kind of season. Now, if he can get to the playoffs,
1:09:09
I don't think a coach that gets you to the playoffs with this team you
1:09:13
let go. So still are still in the playoff hunt. Most likely if
1:09:17
they can win three of these lives, get the ten wins, they'll get
1:09:23
in. But I think I'm hoping, I'm answering you a question. Yeah,
1:09:28
I mean that. But Bill Kylee was the coach there sixteen years,
1:09:35
so Tomlin only had more years than him at this point. Didn't Coward get
1:09:39
the job in like ninety two ninety three and left in two thousand and seven.
1:09:45
So Tomlin's tenure there has been longer than Coward. Well, like I
1:09:53
said, I mean, I would do you think that he would? I
1:09:56
don't think. I don't see Tomlin going off like cow I see him going
1:09:58
to another organization. If that was to happen, I would see him,
1:10:02
you know, completely going to work for another organization. And maybe that's something
1:10:09
he needs as a coach. Okay, I don't know. I mean,
1:10:15
I didn't know you asked me about retirement. No, I'm just wondering if
1:10:18
No. I was just wondering if that was the case of what was going
1:10:20
on, because right now that's a big talk with I mean as far as
1:10:26
in the like I said, rich Eisen, with him being who he is,
1:10:30
and he's speaking about it, and he's upset to the fact that they
1:10:31
are even having the thought about Mike Tomlin should be fired. So that's why
1:10:38
you I'm asking you as a stealer nation, as a Steeler and not knowing
1:10:43
knowing them and knowing the coaching and how they do that, should they fire
1:10:46
that man or should they have let him have a chance to walk away?
1:10:48
That's basically I think if Mike Tomlin does not make the playoffs. It would
1:10:54
be a big consideration if he makes it. I think he solidified. I
1:10:58
don't think it's a mark on him as a bad coach at all. It's
1:11:01
just sometimes what you have to say no longer is resonating with the team and
1:11:05
they want to go to a new direction. And how you're speaking is Mike
1:11:11
supposed to die as the stiller coach, and not every coach wants to die
1:11:15
on the side that Mike die as a steer. I'm so glad you said
1:11:21
that, because I was thinking to myself, not everybody wants to be Bill
1:11:25
Belichick and just growing to the golden oldie on the sideline. Maybe Tomlins himself
1:11:32
is like, man, I've been doing this three years longer than I had
1:11:35
planned to. And Bill Belichick is hanging on mainly just because he probably still
1:11:41
wants to coach, but he's not going to coach anywhere else, right,
1:11:45
So either I'm a coach here until this little bug lead, but I'm not
1:11:47
about to pack up my office and drive and coach again. This is this
1:11:56
is it a Nick Saban. They're not going anywhere else. Whatever a little
1:12:00
bit. They're gonna do that. The tank We're gonna use on this race.
1:12:06
Yeah, it's they're going home next or to a CBS box or or
1:12:12
something like that. But I think that's what it is with But Mike Tomlin
1:12:15
is not at that age what I mean, and you're looking at it.
1:12:18
But then Bill Belichick has seven Super Bowls or something, so yeah, he
1:12:23
does get to leave when he It's an interesting game tonight that you got two
1:12:29
coaches that are possibly that will not be in the AFC again at the end
1:12:32
of this year. Depending No, that's not interesting at all. Bill Belichick
1:12:35
is seventy three. It's more interesting that he's still there than it is that
1:12:41
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don't know if he played, Okay, Kelly Oubre who about three weeks ago,
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some rumors that maybe he got in the game. Okay, so he's back
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is thirty eight years of age. Norman Lear, the great producer of Hollywood
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shows like Samford AND's Son, All in the Family, Maud, Good Times.
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Now for you that are not fifty five and up, most of you
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have never heard of these shows. For most of this group of people,
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whether you watched them or not, you heard of these shows. They were
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great shows in the late sixties, seventies and early eighties. Archie Bunker,
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the Jeffersons, Good Time, All in the Family, Sanford and Son.
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They were they were radical shows for their time, Yes they were. TV
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was kind of stepping away from the black and white. They were actually starting
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as the seventies where you would have consistent where the couple would at least like
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kiss and use different verbiage. Nothing like today now, it's nothing like p
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Valley shows. They have paved the way. No, that's what I'm saying.
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I'm giving him, I'm giving you his due. But I don't want
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even to think that they're going to turn on Euphoria any of these other crazy
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sopranos. It's where pe Valley got their rigs, but it's where got their
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rids. Definitely, some of them shows. I never watched Pea Valley because
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my people have told me never to watch it. That's how radical it must
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be. So that's why I'm using it as a reference. Don't watch it.
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So I'm just saying nothing. But these were cutting edge shows for that
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time. Yeah, in the in the and you see, it was such
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a variety of shows. I'm wondering, did anybody have a moment like that,
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like similar to you. I asked about Pea Valley and somebody was like,
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you don't want to watch that? And I wonder if somebody was like,
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I wonder what that Sanford and Sons that it was like, nah,
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not for you watch Oh it was cutting it was cutting edge, you know,
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to a couple. That's what I'm saying. I'm trying to paint a
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picture of of how TV moved from in the sixties. If you watch the
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show, a bedroom scene are separate. In the seventies, radicalness was that
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they had a scene with the bed. Was they got in the same bed.
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Yes, that was radical for that time. Yes, it was Mike
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and Carol Brady actually had seen sitting in bed together. Yeah, that kind
1:20:15
of it was radical TV. It's just those early stages of it. Taylor
1:20:21
Swift has been voted as Time Magazine Person of the Year. I was wondering,
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Greg, look up, who did they have a second or third place?
1:20:31
Because I was thinking you had to have like maybe Dion had to be
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at least three, And I was trying to think of who other two people
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if you had two more people for as we said, people whose name seemed
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to vibrate through twenty twenty three as just something everybody names that people just kept
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talking about. Yeah, they did have some runners up. Okay, who
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were they? Am Altman who created the open AI chat, GPT that kind
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of stuff. Since I was the big team this year, Barbie with the
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resurgence, especially with the film King Charles formerly Prince Charles, the Hollywood Strikers,
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Jerome Powell, Vladimir Putin, the Trump prosecutors, and Jee Jimping.
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Yeah, and I'm gonna go on record right here with your Comanche that none
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of those people came in my mental frame. I didn't see the Barbie movie.
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I heard Meg, I heard Meghan and her husband's name more than King
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Charles. Other than his coordination. Really haven't heard much about it, Sam
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Aupman. I might have read one article about him Hollywood strikers. I have
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no action of clue what that is. I haven't heard much about Putin this
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year in any kind of conversation. So and the prosecutors of who Trump Trump,
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I don't know. We've only heard about one of them, and that's
1:22:15
coverage is mostly concentrated here in George. So that's a very interesting list.
1:22:19
And when you said King Charles, I thought she was talking about King George
1:22:23
for a moment. Yeah, I would have had like Dion as a name.
1:22:29
And like I said, Kelly, and what's the Megan marcle and Harry
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and Harry and Harry before the Trump prosecutors, I had to put Trump Trump.
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Yeah, he seems to be the type of conversation everywhere I've heard the
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the Governor of Florida name more this year than I heard putin. It's interesting
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the list that people are in and I wonder what is the criteria for making
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their list. I'm sure they have a box that has to be checked off
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to even be considered. And we've seen what I would consider a lot more
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you to have not had enough of Coach Prime Dion senders they are dropping season
1:27:04
two of the documentary of Prime Video. If you ever notice when Dion his
1:27:12
two sons, people like Travis Hunter, who Comanche says has won the Paul
1:27:16
Horning Most Versatile Award award I had never heard of until he mentioned it this
1:27:24
morning, and rightfully so, Travis Hunter, who was starring on both sides
1:27:28
of the ball. Full time, we've had guys spot check on each side.
1:27:31
Usually start on one side and maybe play a couple of plays. Travis
1:27:35
was trying to pull off the feet where he did both the whole season.
1:27:41
But Coach Prime is on Prime Video. I didn't see Coach Prime season one.
1:27:48
I did see season one in Colorado, which was four and eight.
1:27:51
So maybe Coach Prime spend less time on Prime and more in the coaching room,
1:28:00
Maybe remove the cameras, maybe get back to just that for a while.
1:28:04
And I want to ask, how long do you think that happens?
1:28:08
Now? Now, this is what I'm saying. When he first got the
1:28:12
Colorado, the attention matched the antics, but now the distractions warranted the results
1:28:25
of the ticket sales and the spotlight. Now all of that has diminished,
1:28:30
But you still want to bring those cameras with us, and all they're recording
1:28:35
now is people jumping in the transfer a portal and decommitting and you people breaking
1:28:42
up with you. I'm saying break up. There is no more of that
1:28:46
fan fare. Correct, So listen, Dion. Now, I mean because
1:28:50
we're back to being the University of Colorado. Now, all of that's got
1:28:56
to go that you can't you can't leverage all these boys come here for me
1:29:01
because they're not doing that. Yeah, there's even more pressure to win season
1:29:05
two. Oh yeah, and because the antics of season one did not match
1:29:12
the record, and you're selling me a product of fame more than production at
1:29:18
this point, if you don't go out and when and the things about distraction,
1:29:26
to imagine that you have this kind of environment, I haven't seen the
1:29:29
show, but I would imagine it involves where players are sitting places, being
1:29:33
interviewed, being shown, any of that kind of it takes away from what
1:29:40
we really came here to do. Yes, if you don't know it,
1:29:44
really it really does. It seemed like we came here to do fame in
1:29:49
Hollywood more than we came here to actually win the game. So hopefully you
1:29:58
know, and I'm quite sure bad have you seen it the Prime Show?
1:30:03
There's two of them. Yeah, thank you, Comanchi, because we've been
1:30:11
back for like five minutes talking about the Prime video, and he asked me,
1:30:15
have I seen the Prime Show? So let's move That means it's time
1:30:18
to move on off of that subject. Thank you, thank you. I'm
1:30:24
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old woman named Annette Marie who's Benzada. But Annette Marie, who's Benzada,
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is no way related to TJ. Who's Benzada. And you would imagine what
1:30:54
a name like Who's Manzada that you would at least be a distant cousin.
1:30:59
You know, you can find nine Johnson's in the same room and nobody's related,
1:31:03
right, you know, who's Mensada? Come on that, little billy.
1:31:08
First of all, find anybody in the building that can spell it other
1:31:12
than a who's Menzada? Spell it? Can any of you spell it?
1:31:15
H command you don't look down because I know you got the article over there.
1:31:17
Spell it, big ken, I don't have h u e comanchi h
1:31:25
o U s h. Then it gets confusing. Uh m A n z
1:31:31
A d e h bront even now you still watch the prime video. H
1:31:44
o U mozada m A d z A. No closer than anybody else,
1:31:51
No command she was the closest, says Who's Benzada says a woman is obsessed
1:31:56
with him. She changed her last name in an effort to get closer than
1:32:00
him, and now he wants to court order to stay. Get it to
1:32:05
court order so he can put it on file that this wild woman who seems
1:32:12
to be harassing him, his wife, his family, trying to make contact
1:32:18
with his wife, sending harassing mail personal items to his home. So forty
1:32:26
six year old is asking the judge to order the woman to stay at least
1:32:29
five hundred yards away from him and his family, as well as stop using
1:32:32
his last name to try to gain access to his personal affairs. Now it
1:32:38
doesn't say what her last name hold on. Okay, her name was.
1:32:43
Her name was a net Selkirk. That was her legal name before she changed
1:32:49
it legally to Who's man Zada. Do you all remember TJTJJ and Chad Johnson?
1:32:58
They were the two receivers for the Bengals. They were they were the
1:33:01
two star receivers on that team. Who's Menzada was kind of in that big
1:33:06
like a Mike what's the guy for Tampa Bay? Mike Mike Evans kind of
1:33:12
sigh, I remember a receiver. Uh, they were a great duo together.
1:33:16
But TJ has had to get a restraining order from this lady. Sound
1:33:20
sounded like something which it typically is something you might hear when a person is
1:33:26
actually playing right, more than which which which makes which? Which? Makes?
1:33:31
Uh? The real mississ Whosman? Zada probably like stalking you? How
1:33:40
she get our address? TJ? She just gonna change her name. I'm
1:33:45
married to you and don't know how to spay out. That's that's that's elaborate,
1:33:50
that's what. No, no, No, It would be easy to
1:33:54
find out who's Menzada because there's only one of them in the in the state
1:33:58
in the book, right, look up Whoshmans. You just you just look
1:34:02
up to as close as you can get the Whosman's side of and you'll see
1:34:05
it. You don't know how to spell it, but you just get on
1:34:10
that page and that yeah, anything else kind of did you mean? Yeah?
1:34:19
And you'd be like, I guess that's how they spell it. But
1:34:24
now I'm serious, and she's sending gifts and trying to get in contact with
1:34:27
his wife, and say, what, our husband's cheating on us? What
1:34:30
what is she trying to get in contact with the wife and say, I
1:34:33
guess that he's mine? Have you ever had a stalker? Nobody's uh and
1:34:43
see, I would say that for you men, For men, what we
1:34:47
consider stalking has to be so specific that we've probably had stalkers and didn't even
1:34:53
realize it. We were just calling them persistent. Oh girl, just you're
1:34:58
thinking that you don't put it her. You know what I'm saying, She
1:35:00
just can't leave me alone. But those are behaviors that are this is this
1:35:05
is the second one against the same woman. Uh oh yeah, it's not
1:35:11
a news stalking. She just intensifying to the name. She stepped it up.
1:35:15
She probably was even as the first order expired. Why why, why
1:35:19
why not make it permanent? TJ? Why not make it permanent? I'm
1:35:25
saying that he got he under some heat at the house to answer some questions.
1:35:29
Why why is it temporary? TJ? TJ, you ain't got so
1:35:33
TJ. At least taking steps to protect your family from I don't know,
1:35:40
I like that trying to protect himself. The Jacksonville jag Wars are pressing charges
1:35:48
and looking for a former employee who through virtual credit card. Now explain that
1:35:59
to me, you uh, tech geniuses. They were using a virtual They
1:36:02
were head of the virtual credit card division, where the employee now is accused
1:36:09
of stealing over twenty two million dollars from the franchise over a four year period.
1:36:17
What's virtual credit card? Have I been using it and don't know?
1:36:20
Well? Apple wallet play something like that, a virtual credit card where you
1:36:26
can use your phone as your credit card, you can use your watch,
1:36:30
you can order stuff and just with some sort of external link, you don't
1:36:39
have to physically pull out anything money a card. You just cash app all
1:36:44
this all sale, so all that falls on the virtual Yes, okay,
1:36:47
so it's nothing I use it. I just want to make see if I'm
1:36:49
susceptible. Was he stealing tickets? Was this person stealing ticket sales? Were
1:36:59
they in charge of a virtual credit card? The cash they were in charge
1:37:03
of the department for that, and they were using the money to buy They
1:37:12
bought a house, they bought a Tesla, they chartered private jets, luxury
1:37:17
hotels, a country club membership, and see this is the thing, and
1:37:21
they're looking for virtual wallets. And this may be just how old is this
1:37:27
person because it seems like a generational oversight where you would imagine that just because
1:37:32
no one was physically they're handing you the money, that the money is somehow
1:37:36
lost track of. How do you not think that someone's going to account for
1:37:41
the price of a home, especially you at that job, you got to
1:37:45
have some kind of financial background, did you know they're checks and balances?
1:37:48
So, yeah, he's the he was the head of the financial planning and
1:37:55
analysis. He's the manager of that department. Emitt Ptail, it's his name.
1:38:00
He was in charge of the division. And the Jags are going to
1:38:04
be looking for that twenty two million dollars returned to you. The thought maybe
1:38:13
at about and you and you said that he's still looking for as far as
1:38:16
Yeah, I guess there's still looking for him, Is that correct? Commanche
1:38:20
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wain log on. Say you can see a sports jaint I'll sing even Jenny
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Welcome back to the Sports Shock Shun the Sportshock Wing Candy. Good morning to
1:41:17
you, Zach Wilson for the Jts, Jets, Jets, Jets, We'll
1:41:23
be back in the starting line up to see what they can do this weekend.
1:41:30
Uh, the Jets are taking on the Houston Texans and our man C.
1:41:35
J. Stroud, the seven and five Houston Texans who are in a
1:41:41
tight race there. Jacksonville is eight and four the Texans, and as we
1:41:46
talked about Monday, the Coats or seven and five. So that division of
1:41:51
the AFC South is real tight and shaping up. Because remember even with the
1:41:57
Coats and Gardner Minshew, you're talking about a division with CJ. Stroud,
1:42:02
Trevor Lawrence. You get Antonio Richardson, Anthony Anthony Richardson back in that fold
1:42:10
for those and you got three teams right there with some young quarterbacks that could
1:42:13
end up being a division going forward. Go ahead of your question that,
1:42:16
Greg, So with Zach Wilson starting again, there was a report, I
1:42:21
don't know how much truth there is that he was reluctant to go back into
1:42:28
the starting lineup. They had Tim Boyle, they released him, they were
1:42:32
talking about starting Trevor Simeon, and then the reporter is, okay, we
1:42:39
may go back to Zach Wilson. There's that he was reluctant to go back
1:42:44
and be the starter again. But then the coach Salah came out and said,
1:42:49
oh, he's fired up to go back into the starting lineup. What
1:42:55
if when seeing something like that, what do you think that is? As
1:42:58
far as what if he was really really etant? What would the reason be
1:43:00
that you think, well, because the bed is made that I won't be
1:43:03
here and you're you're not going to keep me around in any capacity most likely
1:43:10
going forward? This is my what third year with the team? I was
1:43:14
a second pick overall, I didn't get the numbers I needed. Most teams
1:43:19
around the league is going to see me as a backup. Even if Aaron
1:43:24
Rodgers comes back and play, You're probably not going to feel like you're going
1:43:27
to keep me. And so how does it really benefit me going forward?
1:43:33
You pulled me for Tim Boyle, you pulled me for Trevor Semeo. It's
1:43:38
kind of just I haven't even really given me any protection. You just made
1:43:44
it seem like the whole offense is terrible because of me. Right, but
1:43:49
even when you put those other guys in there, So coach Sala, the
1:43:58
organization, nobody came out and say we just off track, we you know.
1:44:01
And as I explained here, yeah, the first couple of games,
1:44:06
when you saw Zach Wilson get in there, maybe you was thinking, oh,
1:44:10
it's Zach. But then you go ten eleven games and say we ain't
1:44:14
scored but four or five touchdowns. That's an offensive problem, not just the
1:44:17
offensive coordinator either. To me, the letdown of Aaron Rodgers or the build
1:44:24
up of him and those other players on offense must have been so high that
1:44:29
they really tanked as far as their enthusiasm. When you watch Wilson the receiver,
1:44:36
when you watch Dalvin Cook, Dalvin cooked at the ball like man,
1:44:40
y'all could cut me tomorrow. He didn't look like he's out there to do.
1:44:43
He's already upset that running backs don't get paid. Now, the reason
1:44:46
I came here thinking Aaron Rodgers was gonna make up for some of that money
1:44:50
with some playoff money or Super Bowl check. And so if I'm Zack Wilson,
1:44:57
what is my enthusiasm to go back in front of this Jets fans and
1:45:00
let them bash me and boo me for everything? And even in his I
1:45:06
protect a young man from he was loving Aaron Rodgers being the starter so he
1:45:13
could learn. Zach was young when they got him, A lot of people
1:45:15
didn't think he should go that high. It was more of a potential,
1:45:19
and he was probably looking so forward, like, man, I'm gonna have
1:45:23
a full year to kind of interne a good year of interning behind one of
1:45:30
the legends, and I end up back out here. So his mind was
1:45:35
most likely wasn't even ever thinking I was on the field this year, so
1:45:41
and then so. And I'm not saying, but I think his bed is
1:45:44
made there in the media with the fans, Big Kenny, anyone. So
1:45:47
he looking like, what is this? These nas three or four games supposed
1:45:54
to do anything for anything? And that's what I was thinking, like,
1:45:58
well why, wow too, why why now? I mean, you know,
1:46:02
and like you're playing for nothing, and it's hard to put pull athlete
1:46:10
in his position. Same thing I told you here in Atlanta. You gotta
1:46:14
make sure when you pull Desmond renter Ridder it's gently they're young. This is
1:46:20
different. These kids ain't even twenty five. It's all about confidence. You
1:46:26
pulled me, put this guy in, and you call me back eight minutes
1:46:30
later. Hey man, you know when we were just saying like we're gonna
1:46:34
let commands ago when we said you were trash, you would never play in
1:46:40
this league again. But that means but that was considered motivation, Like you
1:46:45
know, I'm gonna pull you for a minute. See this man got a
1:46:47
chance to do your job. You get over there and you're like, I
1:46:50
gotta I gotta step up. I can't let this happen. I can't let
1:46:53
it. That's high school. I told you, I told you your range
1:46:56
of knowledge of sports. I'm just saying no, I'm no. I'm saying
1:46:59
that there is no motivation in the pros like that. I'm just I'm a
1:47:03
professional. You playing with my money, benching me makes me distruggled and wants
1:47:09
me to let you, wants you to let me go so I can go
1:47:12
somewhere else and play right in the pros. It does not say, oh,
1:47:16
I'm trying to motivate you. It does not say when his contract is
1:47:19
up, we want him. It's not a great marketing tool when people are
1:47:25
benching you's and you're the starting guy. That's never good. Yeah, that's
1:47:29
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1:47:32
the Pelicans who played a night against the Lakers in the semi finals of the
1:47:38
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1:47:41
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1:47:45
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1:47:48
going to entertain it or not. You think the Pelicans. I hadn't seen
1:47:53
the Pelicans play. I'm playing on checking them out today. Well, it
1:47:56
was before during last season, before he announced his retirement, so that's not
1:48:01
contacted him about so you okay it was it was before the season this season.
1:48:06
Yeah, okay, all right, we'll do all right. We gotta
1:48:10
make sure we check it on les. Yeah, but he has been talking
1:48:15
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1:48:17
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1:48:25
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Uh bab so real quickly, real quickly, yes, sir, because
1:51:42
you would know more about this than any of us at the table as far
1:51:45
as I can imagine, about this revised golf ball. In twenty twenty eight,
1:51:53
they are saying they are going to install the revised golf ball to limit
1:52:00
what distance? Why? Because apparently they're hitting the ball a little bit too
1:52:06
far. It's like the average drives. Now, hold on, I was
1:52:13
hoping you started there. So I wake up at five am every morning.
1:52:23
I go out from five am to eleven am, about six hours pick practicing
1:52:29
my driving. So different drivers use a different balls from seven year old until
1:52:35
I'm seventeen. I mean, my drive game is so on point that they
1:52:44
make commercials. I hit the ball so far. Now you want to make
1:52:47
a ball to limit and suppress my greatness. So that's like telling Steph Curry
1:52:59
he can't shoot the ball. See after making a driver and a ball that
1:53:03
goes farther. Well, well, here's the thing is. That's one of
1:53:08
the things. But over the last say ten years or so, people like
1:53:12
the greatest Jack Nicholas have said the ball is the problem because the manufacturers each
1:53:16
year they're coming out with new clubs and the clubhead speed. The average clubhead
1:53:19
speed right now is a one hundred and twenty miles an hour, which averaged
1:53:23
out bout one hundred and seventy six miles an hour ball hit ball speed.
1:53:26
So they're trying to dial it back to like one twenty five up to one
1:53:30
to twenty five clubhead speed, one eighty three ball speed. But the bottom
1:53:34
line of it is, yeah, you can hit the ball. Fuck you
1:53:39
still have to hit the shots, regardless if they put the risk, as
1:53:43
we're calling it, the restricted plate on the golf ball. It's a this
1:53:45
is their NASCAR's version of golf of restricted plate. But my game, there's
1:53:50
some golfers, that's all. There are some golfers who their edge is their
1:53:58
ability to drive. There's some golfers their edge is putting well that they are
1:54:04
a mediocre a medium driver. Yeah, but once I get on the greens,
1:54:11
you know how this smoke go. I'm two shots and from any green,
1:54:15
just drop me on the green somewhere in game over that some people's game
1:54:19
is that is that not We've watched some people, but since some people put
1:54:24
them together and they make legends. Like a Tiger Woods, I do both
1:54:28
of them. I get them, I drive it and I put it.
1:54:30
Well. See the thing about it, though, and let me correct that
1:54:33
that. See the set up, the course set up also could be a
1:54:38
little bit tougher in some of these tournaments. But Tiger wasn't that great of
1:54:42
a drop. He hit it far, but he didn't hit the fairway as
1:54:45
much. He was such a great he hit. He knew how to get
1:54:47
out of trouble. And once, like you said, he had a great
1:54:49
short game, and once he got around the green, it was on the
1:54:53
green, it was automatic. He was the object of the game. Get
1:54:56
the ball in the hole. So it's not about this drive for show.
1:54:59
And as we say in puff Fode, but why are you limiting me?
1:55:04
It's like baseball telling a guy, look, you can only throw the ball
1:55:09
ninety eight miles per hour. If you throw it ninety nine, we're gonna
1:55:15
put you out the game. Unfair. Well, the great, the late
1:55:19
great Payne Steward, US Open Champion, great golfer, he said it years
1:55:23
ago. It would be fun to have see all the pro guys come out
1:55:27
and play with the same ball. Same clubs and everything in a tournament,
1:55:30
because if you know, golf is the only sport where it's not just one
1:55:36
ball that's regulated what you play with. Like with football, you play with
1:55:40
the Wilson basketball to Wilson or the Nike whatever, or with baseball, you're
1:55:45
playing with that one ball. With golf, you got Titleist, you got
1:55:47
bridge Stone, you got Taylor made. So every manufacturer does his own thing
1:55:53
with the ball. So they're trying to really curtail I mean, bring back
1:55:59
down that back in a sense. But in the tournament, which like I
1:56:02
said once again, they're trying to get away where one person can just play
1:56:06
with the ball one ball, possibly everybody play with the same ball. Just
1:56:11
seems like you're taking my advantage if that's my game. My game is that
1:56:15
I can drive the ball ten yards fifteen yards further than you. I mean,
1:56:20
should Tyreek Hill have to slow down? Yeah? Right, you can
1:56:29
run, but you can't run run. But that's the thing about it.
1:56:32
I mean, there's some guys who hit it far as some guys who hit
1:56:34
the me. They might have one hundred yards in, but once they get
1:56:36
the pitching wedge, they're shaken. I may have they might have hit it.
1:56:41
That's what I just That's what I just said. My game might be
1:56:44
driving to make up what I can't do on the greens exactly. So your
1:56:49
game might be that you're a great greens player, and are you going to
1:56:55
somehow modify that so the players that are better on the greens? It averages
1:56:59
out because I used to get to the green in two strokes. Now you
1:57:03
got this ball and it's taking me three to get to the green. Now
1:57:06
is when we get there, how are you going to make it even so
1:57:11
that we can stay on park? Well, I mean that once again,
1:57:14
you still have, like we say, regardless of what they do, you
1:57:16
still have to hit shots. You still have to get out there in practice.
1:57:19
The bottom line, you're gonna have to hit the hit the shot regardless,
1:57:24
and if the player who has a shorter he's still gonna have more distance
1:57:29
than the player that they regard, because everybody's gonna lose distance regardless. If
1:57:33
I'm hitting it to seventy five, that's all you were hitting it anyway,
1:57:36
to seventy five, I was hitting three hundred. Well, you'll still hit
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it. You might lose twenty five, you'll be at two seventy five and
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I'll be at too fist. But you're killing me on the greens because you
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always greater. But see, I still, I mean, I still,
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it's still approaching. You know, you still got to hit the shots.
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Well, maybe maybe maybe the three of us don't understand golf. I don't.
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I just I just know from what I knew of golf. Some people
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said they made up for that one stroke they would have lost on the green.
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Yes, with the ability to drive the ball thirty yards further on the
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drop. And I know, guys that will tell you I can't put that
1:58:13
well, But I hit the ball a ton and I'll get there in two
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or three strokes quicker than anybody else revised golf balls. And we are in
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the ocean. The truth is he will throw your to the ocean. It's
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time to wrap things up on the Sports Junk Show with Wayne Candy. When
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it decide an ocean to give to this mort shot Just a minute, tourevin,
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we'd like to thank you for tuning in into today's show. Uh.
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Caitlyn Clark, I see you from Iowa. I saw you last night.
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Break three thousand points in your career. If you haven't seen that young lady.
1:59:19
She is the new Steph Curry that she can shoot from anywhere on the
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court. NCAA President Charlie Baker has proposed rule changes that would allow the Vision
1:59:33
I schools for the first time to pay their athletes. I tried to tell
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you, it's just semi pro football. All the gates of hell open,
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call your booster. Just start writing the checks. Take out the education,
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take out the schooling, stop the game that we're here to educate the bright
2:00:04
and young, and just call it semi pro. Stop sending people to class.
2:00:12
That's basically what you are saying. I don't know why y'all are joking
2:00:15
around. Get that money to some people who really want to go to school
2:00:18
to get an education. How about helping those people out, because you're just
2:00:23
pretending this is a job, this is a work release program. Were just
2:00:28
working and online with angel Reaes taking a couple of classes. Come on in
2:00:35
see double A. Stop it, drop it and become semi pro. That's
2:00:40
all you're doing. You're the G League, developmental League, whatever you want
2:00:45
to call it. For the NFL. You are not educating anyone. So
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drop words like tied to educational resources. Who you're educating, you think Travis
2:00:58
Hunter and should do or say to really go to class? Be real,
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why NCUBA President Charlie Baker be honest, Let the people, let the kids
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free, pay them, but stop trying to do it under the umbrella of
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education because nobody is considering that. Think about the last time you heard anybody
2:01:23
mentioned the graduation rate during the Grand Game. They don't even show you that
2:01:28
statistic. No more so for that nc double a fuckd up clank form kiddy
2:01:44
the funny man himself, commandee Greg and uh do something. Still laughing that
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you asked me, did you watch Prime video? That was some That was
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some funny that funny stuff man, that was Did you see Coach Prime on
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Prime video? Hope you have a great weekend and from this boy Shock Show,
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we'll see you in the future. Peace.