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Honors & Privileges · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any high shot, share your suck and
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  we hold the world ransom for Wayne Dy excuse me while I whip this out
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  shoot broadcasting live and it led her to a jo. This this is the
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  Sports Shock Ship with Wayne Dandy. You Bill began, you lean up?
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  Can you pla me down again? You crank me down? Dot com to
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  come to pet it comes to Mark? Is it just I'm gonna do it
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  begin, I'm gonna go on the way you pill Vegan. Welcome, Welcome,
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  Welcome. I'm listening to the Sports Shock Show. I'm this what shock
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  Wayne Gandy. Good morning to you out there listening land Glad to be here
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  with you as we roll into Memorial Day weekend at it seems to have really
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  jumped on us quickly. It feels like it should be next weekend, but
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  it is this weekend. Congratulations to any of you graduates out there high school
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  So you got to have someone to do those kinds of job. But NBA
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  Finals in the West and the East Conference finals have started up last night.
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  Great game by the MAVs, Kyrie Irving having a hot first quarter, Luka
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  Dunk having a hot fourth order to get the MAVs on the board. First,
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  we'll talk more NBA right now. I guess the biggest question command you,
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  Greg Big Kenny, bad producer, bad producer? Is gambling right or
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  wrong? It's right? Gambling is right, okay, and make sure I
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  got that gambling is right bad all right. I just wanted to make sure
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  I notated that down that he went on record to say that gambling is right.
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  But the biggest conversation over the last couple of days has been over Apple
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  Music. Apple Music came out and said that the greatest album of all time,
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  greatest album of all time was created by El Boogie, Miss Lauren Hill,
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  the mis education of Lauren Hill. We're talking about this today because we
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  all love music here on the show. Also our last show, we were
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  talking about Lauren Hill follow using that after twenty five twenty six years, she
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  was coming with a follow up album to The Miseducation for the mis Education,
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  which would be her what second actually studio album, I guess is how mis
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  Education was got to be some sort of after school study program twenty five years.
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  I don't know what kind of education you get, but that's like school
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  the doctor, Jewish doctor something. When the list came out, I sat
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  and I started pondering, and I love el boogie for you that don't know.
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  I was even in a Fouji's video one time back in ninety five ninety
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  six somewhere and there we shot that. Yeah, a lot of people always
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  hit me and when they see the video on something. Back then, it
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  was very popular to watch videos all the time. So I go back that
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  far, already back to college because my agent and Lawrence Hill's agent knew each
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  other. So really back to her days, almost when she was on Guiding
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  Light. I think it's where she was soap opera for a minute, one
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  of those soap operas as the World Turns or something she was on. But
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  so I love el Boogie Lauryn Hill. The Miseducation is ranked number one.
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  Now the sports shock started running through his rolodecks and you guys are welcome to
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  write down, because if you say it out loud, then you would change
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  people like the Bad Producers opinion because people like him exist. They don't actually
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  have a full opinion of anything. They have a half opinion, and then
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  sometimes they wait. It's like going to a restaurant with a select group of
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  people and they're always waiting to see what you order or they order. So
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  if you real quickly could put down in your opinion, what is the greatest
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  album, number one album? If you had to select the number one album
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  of all time in pen you need a pin. Oh, I have the
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  one sing okay, just from any genre that you would throw up to say
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  it's the greatest musical album in your opinion, okay, music album. Okay,
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  y'all aren't writing do it now? Yes? I can't think about it.
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  No this right now. Put your name on top, so I'll make
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  sure. I know. I don't know your handwriting. You know, I
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  don't know my own handwriting. Somebody can hand you something. You you know
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  your handwriting? You know how on TV shows you're watching every to my oh,
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  that's my mama handwriting. But I don't know my mama like that.
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  We meant personal well, I know her handwriting. I swear most of my
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  mama's writing looked like mine, because I forught your signature looks just like so
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  I get confused. Oh so, right off the cuff here, the Bad
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  Producer went with Michael Jackson Bad Album as the grades of all Time. Big
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  Kenny went with Songs in the Key of Life by Stevie Wander, and Commanchi
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  Greg went with Thriller. Now I gave Commanchi Greg Thriller earlier can play.
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  I don't know. I don't know if my influence, of course it did
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  made him put down Thriller. But I trust him if he says it's a
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  coincidence. I trust him if you two has said it. I don't trust
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  the babooth, the show, the show that he operates, the board John
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  that's named after you. The guy hands you a piece of paper, what's
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  your favorite album? And you read the beats of paper, go this one
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  mean Forrilla. So today what we're going to do is throughout the show,
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  we're going to for what I feel. And I just want to know you
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  guys don't are great choices, and nobody can argue your ear. It's like
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  art. Nobody can tell you what art to love more than what you see
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  and love music is the same way. But today command you, Greg is
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  going to battle thriller versus the miseducation and you know, round the end we'll
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  see which one of them do we really really own as far as when the
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  songs come on. So you're able to do that today, right right?
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  Okay? And so we'll have a little thriller and that's the new thing here.
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  We got Mike Tyson at fifty eight fighting Jake Paul or Ryan Paul.
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  Which one of them is Jake Jake? Okay? You know, so we
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  got old versus new thriller would have been what forty one years old or something
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  like that, and mis education is like twenty five twenty six. But Stevie
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  is a music Virginia. Man, y'all didn't play Stevie and Bad? I
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  feel like bad is when Michael really Stevie a music Virginia. One of our
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  loyal listeners online listeners, mister Jared Lloyd, says his number one album at
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  texts the Nation of Millions by Pe and he also wanted us to know that
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  is it Young Jared is graduating today? Is Jason Jared? Let me get
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  that name correct, Jason, Jared, I believe it. Jason Jarrett Lloyd's
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  graduating today, Okay, from college or high school? Did? He did
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  not specify. I'm guessing it is. Well he's listening, sir, specify,
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  please, college or or high school. Either one is a great accomplishment.
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  But we want to be specific. We don't want to be shouting him.
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  High school is more it's more expected, is it though? Yes?
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  Is it though? And see, I would say that that is an atmospheric
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  well, very and I would say that, very, you're very shocked when
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  somebody says they haven't graduated from high school. A person tell you they didn't
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  go to college or graduating, that's not I would say that's environmental because I'm
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  from an environment where people not graduating high school was normal. They just walk
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  away. McKenny. I'm from an environment where my whole bloodline didn't graduate from
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  high school. From high school not, This ain't no distant This is a
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  personal thing. I'm saying. But I can't count though, And he says
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  it's college. I can't count that small group against the whole Most people you
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  meet, they have graduated high school. Yes, yes, you're right,
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  true, that is true. That's the general experience. Well, I mean
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  even still here in the state of Georgia, the mentoring program work with when
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  they county if you don't get them by middle school Georgia, but outside of
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  up in Metro Atlanta, seventy six percent is to drop out right in the
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  state of Georgia. But even in that they go get the GED some of
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  them you can't get. You gotta do something to get your driver's license.
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  They make it where you got to have some kind of certificate. Yes,
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  so most of time when you meet somebody, they might not have gone to
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  college. I don't think you should. But what about signing up would be
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  very shocked if they put on the resume they didn't graduate high school? Do
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  we still got to sign up when you know we don't even have to.
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  You don't have to grade out anymore in high school. You just have to
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  go man D D. Just trying to just go to C is a D
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  nine high school. So but wait, you said a C is a D.
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  Now, well, I mean if the grading I've seen, like if
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  uh, the grading of fifty is A see yeah see us, So that
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  means a D is a C. Well you wouldn't survived in high school.
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  Now either would you you walk away? But he graduated in high school.
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  it breathe a little bit? See the reactions of the sports world. But
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  the two hundred meters winner in the state championship, Aiden Gallagher, a transgender
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  teenager, was booed at the Oregon Sports Stadium at the winning the race at
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  the state's high school track and field championship. Guys, not surprising in these
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  situations we've talked about transgender athletes. We've talked about especially on the flip side,
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  where it is someone's transitioning from male to female and their impact. Last
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  couple of years, especially on the track, we have had stories where I
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  think track, you can say track and the pool have been like the two
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  biggest stories so far. We haven't really had a lot of stories of this
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  happening on the basketball court or volleyball court, things like that. So this
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  track angle is something that we have addressed before. Well do you think the
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  parents or people in the stands, what percentage you think we're aware that Aiden
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  was a transgender teenager. Everybody in there before they got there, everybody yes,
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  when he made it to the stage, I feel like everyone knew because
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  it was whispered going on. You know that you know and for them to
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  boo. They had to know that. Like, I just feel that they
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  had to know. I agree if if it was that kind of reaction,
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  everyone knew beforehand, but it was I guess they were in a place they
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  couldn't really do anything to stop it. Yeah, I can imagine State finals.
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  All of that information is freedom of information that covered. So you know,
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  they released who's going to be in it. You can look up Aiden.
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  That sounds kind of asking, Wait, it is a guy, you
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  know what I mean. But he's transgender. And I'm sure that the children
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  who've competed against Aiden during the season, who have watched their teammates compete,
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  go home and tell their parents. And that leads me because that's the angle
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  I was thinking. They would have known. A good percentage would have known,
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  just because the participants most likely would have interacted at some point in a
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  race against him somewhere. Track meets are more central events when about three or
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  four teams. They're not They're not like just one school. Uh. They
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  usually have a lot of invitationals and things like that that you can go to.
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  Uh. So that brings me to my second point that why hadn't the
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  parents stood up? If your reaction is to boo at the end, do
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  you think there was you know, and we could have missed out on a
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  lot of the information. So but before the match, before the race,
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  before the season, if you saw this, and then you know that we
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  had fifteen track meets before this, right, why not track meet five?
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  We just take a stand. What what makes you think that they didn't No,
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  no, no, no, I didn't. I didn't say that they
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  did not and we heard about Oh I don't think that we've heard about it.
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  Because backlash against transgender athletes is seen as violations of people's civil rights.
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  So it's different from being unpopular. That's different from being misogynistic or hateful or
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  bigoted or racist. That's illegal. But this is and we don't want to
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  tread into here's the thing, like I'm with sports job, you know,
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  everybody while waiting now, because my thing is, we say, hey,
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  let's cheer them on for what they're doing, they're being who they are.
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  But then when you boo them, that's just as bad. Like you championed
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  them in one instance and then the next thing, you know, you're projecting
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  onto people that at some point they champion this. A lot of people might
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  feel like their hands are tired. I've been screaming at the top of my
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  lungs. My child's running against a boy. That's a boy running against my
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  little girl, and she's number three only because she could be number two.
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  But this boy keeps coming in number one. But the school district, the
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  athletic association allows them to run. What am I supposed to do? Push
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  him off the train? You got people turning it off, when you got
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  government officials from your highest point. That's the point I'm making that we're talking
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  about the parents. Why didn't the parents do anything? And I'm saying the
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  parents could have screamed at the top of their lungs, but their hands are
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  tied. This is a state of sue. Why not remove your kids from
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  the race? Some parents? But okay, so why should I remove my
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  child who is a female biological female in this situation? I mean, I
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  want my child to compete. So I think that's that's hard on that parent
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  to say, Okay, I'm gonna pull them out because they are this is
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  not fair. Well, they wanted change in Birmingham in Alabama in the sixties,
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  so they didn't get on the bus. At some point, you have
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  to do something your your stance can't be always concerned about what you continually getting
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  without change and you still want to Oh, I still want to get in,
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  but I don't want I want things to change, but I don't want
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  to have to stop my life to make the change happen. Now, I'm
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  good, y'all go ahead. That's what me and my kid we'll go to.
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  We'll we'll go to another state. What's close to Oregon, California.
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  You will go to California, Utah, Nevada, but Utah, I know
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  my girl will run against girls. You see what I'm saying. So there
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  are things that you can do, and unfortunately, some like you said,
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  there are some people who want to take a stand who aren't in a position
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  to make those kinds of moves. I can't pull my kid out of case.
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  I do want this might be the only outlet my child has that gives
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  them some form of normalcy. There are a lot of things to consider,
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  but I do think that the states are the ones who dictate who participates in
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  what. Well these topics are you know, only going to grow because,
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  as I said, they are just a little smoke right now. Because of
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  the area that they're being used in. But when they starting to get into
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  the soccer bigger sports like soccer, I think tennis and started really where you
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  it's right in your face for real. Right now track and field is still
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  kind of ten people on the child run people. Yeah, yeah, we'll
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  Be safe out there, as I always say, somebody stay sober, especially
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  if you are around the water or Picca day, if you're with a bunch
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  of friends, everybody has a day. One of you have to stay sober.
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  That's how you do it to save. If you haven't been doing it,
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  you've been doing it wrong. You've been doing it. If you're doing
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  It is so yet four days, four of us and we out four
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  days. Three of the days go all you want, but one day one
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  seventy five That sounds any more than that? And the saving to have a
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  to all make it back. The problem is when we all get drunk,
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  next day. And that's how it is. I know what he was missing,
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  to the next level, and nobody moves to the next level as fast as
• 29:47
  the w NBA. You are literally from the NCAA tournament to an NBA court
• 29:56
  in six weeks. Wow, you go from in six weeks I'm to my
• 30:02
  training camp. On happen you actually playing a game? Six weeks ago,
• 30:06
  Kaitlin Clark was shooting balls, trying to win a national title. Now she
• 30:08
  is oh and five in the w nb A, drawing crowds. I checked
• 30:15
  on ticket prices here just so I can have knowledge when she comes to play.
• 30:19
  The Atlanta Dream floor seats are fifteen hundred and ninety nine dollars. They
• 30:27
  had to move the game, like saying that one more time, fifteen hundred
• 30:30
  and ninety nine dollars. Don't forget the ninety nine but not ninety nine cents.
• 30:36
  Fifteen hundred, Oh, I thought you all fifteen nine dollars fifteen to
• 30:40
  watch them the one dollar matter to watch the play the Atlanta drink, sixteen
• 30:45
  hundred, the same Atlanta drinking. We that just the same Atlanta dream.
• 30:48
  And I know Caitlyn coming, but just the same dream, right, sixteen
• 30:52
  a ticket, sixteen hundred ticket, Yeah, to sit on the floor.
• 30:56
  And I know all this for Caitland. I'm saying they've moved the game.
• 31:03
  They've moved the game from over by the airport where the Dream typically plays,
• 31:07
  to State Farm Arena. Both of the games that they play, the Fever
• 31:11
  will be there. It's called the Caitlin Clark effect. Caitlyn having the impact
• 31:18
  that she has seems to have really poked a bear that always seems to just
• 31:27
  hang around for some reason. And in this case mystifies me that not just
• 31:36
  outside Entity East, but also even counterparts other w NBA players seem to have
• 31:45
  Caitlyn's success seems to have rubbed them wrong. Last night that Kenny enlightened us
• 31:52
  that even Charles Barkley had to say something on inside the NBA about stop hating
• 31:57
  Caitlyn Clark and embrace the impact she's brought. I know she was on the
• 32:05
  View as far as a topic, not her in person, but they brought
• 32:09
  her up a sunny Houston. I don't watch the View, but I think
• 32:15
  that was her name saying and pointing out, which is always interesting, that
• 32:21
  Caitlin is benefiting from white privilege. And then she went on to say,
• 32:30
  well, there's all kinds of privilege, pretty privileged, tall privilege. I've
• 32:37
  always thought that because even when I hear guys they get up and get speeches
• 32:46
  that it's a privilege to be in the NFL. It was not a privilege
• 32:53
  to be in an NFL at all. I was honored, honored to be
• 32:59
  in it, right, But privilege for the sports shop lay's on the line
• 33:05
  of unearned. Hello, hello, sir, speak louder. There are some
• 33:09
  people that are sleep man, not listening. More coming, need you excuse
• 33:15
  me? Excuse me? Hello, I'm not going to knock on the window.
• 33:17
  No knock on their window. Let's take your time, take your time
• 33:22
  and tell them what privilege is, Pastor, tell them privilege. You hold
• 33:29
  on and we're gonna let them get this message now that we don't do that
• 33:31
  at my church, Deacon. We don't pass the plate. We solve it
• 33:35
  here. We we got trust and all of that set up. God is
• 33:38
  good. Hush, now take your time, Pastor, don't pass the plate,
• 33:43
  and we don't think the gambling is good. Have mercy up at my
• 33:46
  church. But I will tell you that I've always heard guys, you will
• 33:51
  too if you go back and hear speeches, and they and the coaches and
• 33:53
  the gms and everybody will get up and stead up and try to tell you
• 33:57
  how it's a privilege. You know how many times I heard that speech.
• 34:01
  Hey, guys, it's I used to be sitting there like no. A
• 34:06
  privilege would have just been You called me and told me to come on in
• 34:09
  and gave me a job, right right, right, It's free, right,
• 34:15
  It's privilege, privy, privy, honor. It's an honor for me
• 34:21
  to be in the NFL and represent it. But it was not a privilege
• 34:23
  because I earned it. So when they say white privilege to Kaitlyn, what
• 34:28
  part of Caitlyn Clark rise to stardom, hasn't she earned? Command you,
• 34:37
  Gray, I think she's earned every burn of me, honestly. I mean
• 34:42
  she became the all time leading sport. Anything that she hasn't I don't think
• 34:47
  there's anything that she hasn't earned. And even with her, uh even the
• 34:54
  fever that the stever weren't they weren't a good team and they had the number
• 34:59
  one pick. That's how you get the number one pick. So they're still
• 35:02
  not that good of a team. And maybe that should be when they got
• 35:08
  sorry. They're still sorry now. Really they're really not that good. They
• 35:13
  got a long way to go. Kenny, what part of Caitlyn Clark's journey
• 35:19
  hasn't she earned? I haven't seen the part. And and they try and
• 35:23
  make the white privileged part about the exposure. She's sixteen. The dream that's
• 35:29
  the privilege. That ticket privilege ain't got nothing to do with up being white.
• 35:34
  You run up the cost of a ticket. And that's why we like
• 35:37
  you. You could be Fusia, the Dream Team, the Dream game we
• 35:42
  went back to today. They they was like offering tickets, please giving them
• 35:45
  away. You could be Perry Winkle Blue and if you can, that's all,
• 35:52
  you know, that's all you don't want to in a good round number.
• 35:58
  Let me tell you an extra one in case somebody decided they want to
• 36:00
  come sixteen hundred each, you could be outlive green And if you can sixteen
• 36:07
  hundred dollars for seats for a w NBA game, I'm a mark. I'm
• 36:10
  gonna market you you too, Yes, yes, I'm gonna market you too.
• 36:15
  I can't market you no more. I'm gonna I thought we were in
• 36:19
  the business of profit. Profit. Y'all keep talking like people you care about
• 36:23
  something other than money in historic in the historic realm, the WNBA has not
• 36:30
  profited ever ever from what they say, and all of the So did y'all
• 36:37
  hear what did you hear? The Jeff t what the suggests? Did y'all
• 36:39
  talk about that on Monday? Where he talked, huh what he suggested?
• 36:44
  It was as a clip he was saying that that maybe you guys need to
• 36:49
  back off the WNBA. Let let her shine. She's helped trying to help
• 36:52
  you out and changed everything and got the flights. And then a lot of
• 36:55
  people saying he's saying what telling the girls don't compete? Let her look like,
• 37:01
  you know, let her look good so you don't lose the sponsorship.
• 37:05
  In other words, he was saying that if she continued to lose and everybody
• 37:09
  keep dogging out, pretty soon people are gonna turn off. But if you
• 37:13
  start letting them win a little bit, letting her continue to shine, then
• 37:16
  they won't turn off and you get more sponsors. What do you think,
• 37:21
  I mean, what do you think about him saying that in a fact like
• 37:24
  you as a competitor at the highest first fact? Was that a quote?
• 37:30
  Because now? And I only say that because Charles Barkley, when he was
• 37:36
  defending Caitlyn Clark said, and I quote you women out there, y'all petty
• 37:42
  man Lebron, you are one hundred percent right on these girls hating on Caitland
• 37:46
  Clark. Y'all petty girls, y'all should be thanking that girl for getting y'all
• 37:52
  and I quote ask private charters and all the money and visibility she's bringing into
• 37:58
  the nw NBA. Don't be petty like dudes. End quote. That's what
• 38:02
  I'm saying. To say that, Jeff Tigue said something in the line of
• 38:07
  is you paraphrasing Jeff t I'm saying no, I'm paraphrasing him. I'm telling
• 38:12
  you he said that. He said on the show. He said, basically,
• 38:15
  the w NBA has done it wrong. They shouldn't have scheduled Caitlyn with
• 38:19
  the tough games against the two best teams in the first You didn't do her
• 38:22
  any justice by putting her. I don't need to see and we'll go to
• 38:25
  break. We'll talk about on the other side. I don't need to see
• 38:29
  Caitlyn Clark win at all. In the arrival of her game is not supposed
• 38:38
  to be today. She five games in and you know what I love about
• 38:43
  it? And the fever I watched, not the fever of the team,
• 38:45
  but the fever of the comforts. The other girls heard the bell ring,
• 38:51
  Yeah, and they came out and they come in and all that's what Caitlyn
• 38:55
  wants, right, Yeah, I mean she looks like I'm here for some
• 39:00
  of that. I'm gonna be the next I gotta figure this out. In
• 39:02
  college, the girl would go for the head fake and I could get the
• 39:05
  shot off. This girl will not move. This woman is all up on
• 39:09
  me. She's I gotta learn how to be more physical, how to hit
• 39:13
  people back. Nothing about this young lady says that, oh man, y'all
• 39:17
  need to take it easy on that because she's not mean, so we'll be
• 39:23
  back. I don't need her to win no games. She's scoring twenty points
• 39:28
  a game as a rookie. She turned the ball over, but that's just
• 39:30
  called that little lazy pass against Ohio State. Can get there, but not
• 39:35
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  joint. Welcome back to this What Shock Chum and this what Shock Wayne can
• 43:07
  did. Good morning to you. We were talking a little bit about Caitlyn
• 43:10
  Clark and the view and just right now the last couple of weeks with the
• 43:16
  rise and the fame, we spoke about it in so many directions and it's
• 43:22
  just continues to keep coming up. I don't see why so many people are
• 43:31
  harping on this young lady's ability to drive fan base, ability to sell out
• 43:39
  arenas. Uh. The other night, I was listening to the game and
• 43:46
  they were mentioning that in Indiana, in the first two games they have had
• 43:53
  more crowd than last year's first like nine games. That's her impact. Stars
• 44:02
  come along that drive here and there, men and women, white and black.
• 44:13
  So it becomes this thing where in the last couple of That's why I
• 44:15
  said, a couple of shows ago, a lot of this is just as
• 44:20
  finally someone with a style that goes with the generation. Alil Boston was the
• 44:27
  first pick of the draft last but she was a sinner. The young lady
• 44:30
  Asia Wilson, it's a center. It's usually some kind of game. This
• 44:35
  lady brings you the Steph Curry game. People love that. They love that
• 44:42
  don't know when you're gonna shoot, They just pull up from the low goo.
• 44:45
  That kind of what was the little league they used to have with all
• 44:52
  the dribbling and the and one kind of leagues. They love that because that's
• 44:57
  what entertains them. Looks like you're said, a circus act, and that's
• 45:01
  what this young lady brings and she has pushed up revenue for everyone in the
• 45:07
  league, but she still seems to fall under that people are basing it on
• 45:14
  that she is white. Well that would help in a country that's seventy percent
• 45:22
  white. That that's not a bad thing, right. It's like we talk
• 45:27
  about with the Joker and anyone else winning the MVB. It would help if
• 45:31
  he was a American. Yeah, just being an American would have got him
• 45:37
  too, more commercials, would is that right? Yeah? Think about that.
• 45:42
  I mean, let's go into the business office. See, everybody don't
• 45:45
  lie. For some reason. People take business personal. It's just business they
• 45:51
  take. They take his business. Nikola winning three MVPs in four years as
• 45:58
  an American born player who's also in a horse racing, who's would have been
• 46:05
  I would have found a way for him to be the Kentucky Derby, you
• 46:08
  know before the playoff game. They Yeah, they've been hanging out with Bruce
• 46:13
  Springsteen and all those people. It's just how it is. So Caitlyn Clark
• 46:19
  getting big deals sets the plate so that the companies can't say, stop thinking
• 46:24
  about yourself and what didn't happen in your career. A lot of guys said,
• 46:30
  I sit around many Well, bro, we did the same thing.
• 46:35
  Hall of famers from the seventies were making seventy thousand dollars a year. They
• 46:40
  were teaching school on the off season. We show up thirty years later making
• 46:46
  more money in a game than they was making in a season. You flip
• 46:53
  thirty years ahead. Now these guys are making more in a year and we
• 46:59
  made in a career. Here. That is what it was supposed to be,
• 47:04
  sitting around being mad for what you ain't do nothing wrong. You're talking.
• 47:10
  That's every industry, her career, That's what it is. That's every
• 47:15
  single industry. Man. You comedians flying in and they paying. Y'all.
• 47:19
  We used to drive four hundred miles for a thirty minute spot, and I
• 47:24
  always go and thank you for that effort, thank you for opening those doors.
• 47:30
  But somebody got to open the door. Somebody the next Lady Juju Watson
• 47:35
  from USC I'm telling you, she has that style of game. Her game
• 47:39
  is like it, man, it's very marketable. She has that little in
• 47:46
  about her. She's smooth, she fasty mind. You're like a Kobe,
• 47:52
  isn't the shoes? I can't Every time I see it, I keep thinking,
• 47:55
  you definitely can put her in some female jokes. I might come out
• 48:00
  and lit now, look Juju, but now she because of Caitlyn Clark,
• 48:07
  the young lady, the Buker, now because of Caitlyn Clark. When they
• 48:12
  go to Nike, Nike can't say we never gave women don't leave rip because
• 48:20
  that's the first thing in the contract negotiation. They like to use what they
• 48:23
  haven't done. If you ain't ever anyone, that's what they love to do.
• 48:30
  And all you want is first to be able to walk in there with
• 48:31
  last year and hand them a piece of pavor what hasn't sold. This is
• 48:36
  what the tenth pick got last year. So all that little what y'all they
• 48:39
  used to do, this says, y'all did it already, right, And
• 48:44
  that's what she opens up. So she opens up a new revenue screen for
• 48:49
  the Juju, Watson's, for the page, Buker, Becker's and people like
• 48:52
  that. That now they can't tell me that Wilson doesn't sign basketball people with
• 49:00
  the basketball. So I don't understand Baptists why they ain't riding the waves,
• 49:07
  especially on a young lady who she doesn't even have a call. She ain't
• 49:13
  tying herself up at the pipeline. She ain't told you can't eat meat.
• 49:17
  I can't with a fur bit, Kenny. She actually she got a two
• 49:22
  handicapped. Jane said nothing about don't you get some of this because I said
• 49:29
  something? I mean she gonna get invited. But see that's what she came
• 49:32
  into it Trump rally. No. No, she's been posing with her boyfriend
• 49:38
  like she like him. You know what I'm saying. No beef, Yeah,
• 49:42
  ain't no domestic violence, She ain't no toxic mountains like they went on
• 49:46
  a mutual date. She saw him, he saw her, and they thought,
• 49:52
  hey, we should go down to Chili's and what we should do or
• 49:55
  cheesecake with him? If I didn't have a cheesecake factory, and well,
• 49:59
  yeah it might have one. That's the classing the clock effect coming. They
• 50:06
  got the name a piece of cheesecake. Yeah, it's smooth. They named
• 50:10
  a piece of cheesecake after the chili. But to stop trying to hate man.
• 50:17
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  blah blah blah blah blah. You want to be stun what ma this?
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  What shocks shue? This? What shocks winging getting for you? McDonald's lovers?
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  Uh soon the self drinks they say they're gonna take it away. It
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  won't be all you can drink, so for you to like to go inside
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  of the Mickey D's. They are about to nix the ref refiel. Hey,
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  y'all want an insurance for the employees. And twelves thought I was gonna
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  cut I thought I was gonna cut into my botty they got for them,
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  but they're gonna take unlimited drinks for you. But they're gonna stop, but
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  they're gonna take out all those fancy like you can add. All of that
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  All of that is gone and we can put that into the labor And I
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  of these fast food places, cups three quarters filled with ice then the soda
• 54:29
  because that's the standard. What about the standard? I'm saying you problem was
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  people going in and ask for I just want to get a cup of water
• 54:37
  and then they're getting if you yeah, that's but they started because they you
• 54:50
  are to go to the movies and fill your cup up with drink, even
• 54:53
  though it's supposed to just be water. But they started mitigating that with the
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  smaller your first example, that's that's something you did. I'm playing the desk.
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  I mean, it's okay man, everybody you know. And they cut
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  that's it, right. So now if you have a small clear cup and
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  go, he got you. See how you keep telling them this all the
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  that maybe he was sending the kids up there to do it and just sit
• 55:37
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• 55:42
  in prison for his part in playing to the fraud league's healthcare. He is
• 55:47
  one of several guys that we have talked about over last handful of years,
• 55:52
  NFL and NBA that got on this scheme of defrauding there durrance and basically ordering
• 56:04
  or said you ordered something that you did not and taking the cash value of
• 56:10
  that. It was a wide spread scheme to defraud the NBA's health plan by
• 56:17
  submitting nearly four million dollars eighteen former players were part of this ring in the
• 56:27
  NBA. I think NFL could have been up to about twenty five. Some
• 56:32
  guys served some time. I remember Clinton port has got some time, didn't
• 56:36
  he. He was considered like the main person in that in that whole NFL
• 56:43
  situation, Big Day. But you said Glenn Davis had some point he made.
• 56:46
  Now, Glenn Davis basically was saying that to me. It's funny after
• 56:52
  you get your you know, defraud at the NBA and you tried to running
• 56:55
  this insurance gamp and you say that the NBA is a cash cow that uses
• 57:01
  the players, And don't teach you how to live after you clock out from
• 57:07
  the NBA. Do other jobs teach you how to live the rest of your
• 57:10
  life, not after you not like they No, No, that's just the
• 57:15
  long and short answer. It's not like you work for thirty years as a
• 57:20
  broadcast producer and then when you leave, the broadcast industry follows you and helps
• 57:24
  you manage all of the profits and money that you made. That is generally
• 57:29
  on the individual right. And I don't know what. No, if I
• 57:32
  go to be a school teacher, did they teach me how No? No,
• 57:36
  And I don't know what Big Baby talking about. All Uston been the
• 57:38
  federal present, Am I right? Am? I right? We done all
• 57:42
  did about fourteen months at minimum fourteen in the fed ME. But Davies,
• 57:49
  whose nickname was Big Baby, ordered to pay eighty thousand dollars in restitution.
• 57:55
  I have no clue where he's laying this at the stealing money from the NBA,
• 58:00
  at the feet of the NBA. So I don't know that that's weird
• 58:05
  that the only reason that I'm failing and stole from you is because you moved
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  New York job. You may be still from in looking out for me after
• 58:17
  I stopped working for you. This is not like while I was still in
• 58:21
  there for Remember I gave you the eighty million. I'm saying, but you
• 58:24
  after that thought, But you didn't Where was you the taxes? Where was
• 58:28
  you? You didn't tell me about the business advice. You didn't say,
• 58:30
  man, don't go. You didn't tell me don't buy that Lamborghini. And
• 58:35
  you you didn't say, like, it's been three days you've been at the
• 58:38
  Bunny Ranch, you need to leave. You didn't say that. Wasn't you
• 58:43
  supposed to say something? No, I was just offering you a job to
• 58:46
  play basketball. You said you wanted to play. Oh see that's negligent.
• 58:51
  Well that was privilege. That was privilege, though, Was it not privileged
• 58:54
  that you offered me that job? Care about me as a person, not
• 58:58
  justice. The health benefit so you when you got out you could if something
• 59:02
  happened, you could get but you were no. Remember I set up the
• 59:07
  health benefit program so after you left, if you needed a root canal or
• 59:12
  something broke, we would cover it for you. And then in the FBI
• 59:15
  called and said that you had ordered a machine but didn't get the machine,
• 59:21
  but got the seventy five hundred dollars for it. Oh five times, see
• 59:27
  what you had? You been there and told me that not doing that would
• 59:36
  be good for me. No, we talked about that in the NBA Rookie
• 59:38
  supposium on how not the rookie supposed him. Do you know how long that
• 59:43
  was ago? Do you know how many years ago that was? As I
• 59:46
  said, same thing I said with the NFL. God, you stole money
• 59:52
  from yourself. The money that the NBA and the NFL puts aside. It's
• 59:57
  just basically as year old that pay for your insurance, to make sure whatever
• 1:00:05
  insurance needs we know we at least gave you some money. You decided,
• 1:00:09
  like a person with food stamps, instead of going to get some food,
• 1:00:15
  you will sell it for half the value for some cash. So you said
• 1:00:21
  you got one hundred dollars book of food stamps. You sold it for forty
• 1:00:23
  five dollars cash. Now you're talking about you ain't got no food. That's
• 1:00:30
  that's that's that's the thing, that's that's been and we didn't. Also the
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  Take cav one another. We talked about Caitlin Clark in that first hour.
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  Also eighton Gallagher, the young high school two hundred meter runner, the
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  transgender athlete coming under booze for that event. A big baby we discussed as
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  well. One funny story, kind of funny, not really, but you
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  gotta laugh through life. New Hampshire daycare center. I had the owner and
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  three employees arrested. They found that they were sprinkling melowtonin on the kids food
• 1:04:30
  at the daycare. I guess the melotone help them all right, he was
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  springing melotonin on the food. Sprinkle me man, I guess to get the
• 1:04:44
  kids to sleep right, and that what it would have happened nap time or
• 1:04:47
  to calm down. And is sprinkling crushing up melotonin and it's free, sprinkling
• 1:04:53
  it on the food at the daycare. So much. But if somebody need
• 1:04:57
  to beat the just get out of the daycare business. They need it.
• 1:05:00
  But it's almost like like a racket. Sometimes it's like a racket. Oh
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  yeah, day care businesses. The owner Sally Dreckman fifty two, and our
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  employees fifty one year old, Tracy Ainy, Kathleen Filardo who's twenty three,
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  Jessica Foster twenty three. So the fifty one and the fifty two year old,
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  it was their plan, yeah, twenty three year old, they were
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  they were just soldiers, no limit soldiers, following orders. Yes, but
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  they were lacing the children's food melantonin without the consent and knowledge of their parents.
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  They got children's strength, Melton. I'm not saying it was right.
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  I'm saying they got the children's strength. Oh yeah, but you can't just
• 1:05:50
  add the daycare. So if they got permissioned though, so in other words,
• 1:05:54
  they would have got permission on sign on. Yeah, but you can't
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  decide that your daycare. Like if you're watching other people kids, you just
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  you're gonna get him. They say how it was found out, Well,
• 1:06:01
  listen, listen. First of all, I want to say that not everybody
• 1:06:05
  knew that. Not everybody do that. I'm just saying I'm gonna throw that
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  out there. They didn't know about the baby strength. Now I'm saying not
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  everybody knew that. You just can't give other people kids. Melton. I'm
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  saying, I want, I want to be knows now sports job. I
• 1:06:21
  believe it's mister Charles Johnson. I listened. He just said future crackyads.
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  I can't stop. I can't put in the meloton and is a hormone that
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  your brain processes or excuse me, produces in response to darkness that helps with
• 1:06:39
  sleep some you know, take Melantona that night they tell you that couple like
• 1:06:45
  two hours before you think you might want to go to sleep. My aunt
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  team used to use Booth gin Too and rock bo but that was their kids.
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  They kids. This is we say, you know, it's okay for
• 1:07:00
  my mom to come in and tell the daycare lady to give me a spoonful
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  of dish day quill or something night quill or something like that, you know,
• 1:07:12
  to calm me down. But it's not okay for you to take it
• 1:07:15
  upon yourself dump them up to be doping up the class. I wonder what
• 1:07:18
  food they was putting it in the apple sauce or allegedly. I don't know.
• 1:07:25
  I ain't never done. No, I'm just saying you say. I'm
• 1:07:30
  just saying today because it's blend in, yeah, go down real dead,
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  and it's got a swim pasture. It got that same texture you got to
• 1:07:42
  sweep back to it, the melowtnin. No, the apple sauce, so
• 1:07:46
  the jel apple get it got a nice little sweet apter taste to it.
• 1:07:53
  So they take it from what I've been told. I got to stand the
• 1:07:57
  first thing. I've been told a lot of this stuff. And then I
• 1:08:00
  didn't know that you could just get people children melatonia when you're watching them.
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  No, you can't know. Now I know now you can get there.
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  Do they even do like the red mats and stuff like that their cares?
• 1:08:15
  They yeah, they still do their multicolored mats. Now they you know they
• 1:08:18
  don't just do un blue. No, they used to be red and blue.
• 1:08:21
  Now they red, yellow and blue. They don't hijacks they yeah,
• 1:08:28
  they they wanted to be more festive. Now okay, colorful room, colorful
• 1:08:33
  rooms, yeah, yeah blue. Lamar Jackson of the Ravens Baltimore Ravens,
• 1:08:41
  has dropped ten pounds, says he wants to be more agile. Did you
• 1:08:45
  feel that way when you saw him last year? He's down to two o
• 1:08:48
  five. This kind of concerns me. Do you think that he's already he
• 1:08:53
  I mean, he clearly was was bigger, but he looked bigger last year.
• 1:08:57
  Well, he says he was. He was around two fifteen to twin
• 1:09:00
  last year. Now he's not two o five. But I don't really know
• 1:09:04
  if I want too old five? Do you think that's gamesmanship? I want
• 1:09:08
  to be more agile. Now I've run circles around you at two fifteen,
• 1:09:13
  and now I'm telling you I'm about to be lighter, faster, and more
• 1:09:15
  elusive. Who's losing sleep? Yeah? But I'm more susceptible to injuries.
• 1:09:21
  That ten pounds is a good little something that somebody can hit, and I
• 1:09:25
  can take a hit. We gonna see at this stage, I think he's
• 1:09:30
  betting on himself that he won't take that many hits because you won't be able
• 1:09:34
  to put your hands on it, won't be able to touch me because we's
• 1:09:38
  Lamar six' four, yeah, six three six. So it's not like
• 1:09:44
  he's a short like a Russell Wilson type quarterback. He's long and I didn't
• 1:09:49
  see anything wrong with him last year. And it's with the new hip drop
• 1:09:55
  tackle rule that it's going to be harder. It'll be harder to like even
• 1:09:59
  tackle him legally anyway. The hills faster, the him drawway tackle rule,
• 1:10:06
  I see reducing very little next year. I don't know. It's going to
• 1:10:13
  take a minute. It's a more natural response tackle then. I think people
• 1:10:21
  are giving credit for when you're grabbed, when you're doing certain things and you're
• 1:10:28
  trying to get somebody down, your brain is working on how to stop that
• 1:10:34
  person. And a lot of times we keep thinking. I've seen where guys
• 1:10:41
  it looked like mentally they was trying, they could have done something different.
• 1:10:45
  But some of it is out of desperation that I got over here. I
• 1:10:49
  grabbed Derek Hearing around the wrists and quickly. I found out that our weight
• 1:10:55
  room numbers are different. Right right, I'm holding him and I left my
• 1:11:00
  feet. I wasn't expecting to leave my feet. I wasn't. I thought
• 1:11:04
  I was gonna grab by the wrists and the momentum was gonna ship me.
• 1:11:09
  And I left my feet. And now I'm kind of like a little kite
• 1:11:13
  on there getting the wrists, and so I gotta drag my feet in the
• 1:11:15
  ground and fall to do something. I gotta get over there. Some of
• 1:11:20
  it is a different kind of and we keep thinking, and that's all I
• 1:11:25
  ever try to take it. Coming into the helmet, it's it's a lot
• 1:11:30
  of removal of laws, and some of it just becomes whatever it takes.
• 1:11:41
  So some of that is I got to stop him. So I grab him
• 1:11:44
  by the waist and I try to pull him down. Now that made me
• 1:11:46
  end up on his ankles. I wasn't trying, but that was the only
• 1:11:49
  recourse I had to stop him. If not because I'm not gonna get you
• 1:11:54
  out of film session for you, because what believe in me almost is to
• 1:11:59
  let him go. Yeah, you're saying, either get him right to bring
• 1:12:03
  him down, or I have to let him go. Right and get him
• 1:12:09
  right or let him go. And I don't know if you've never been drug
• 1:12:13
  off your feet after grabbing somebody by the wrist, but it'll do something to
• 1:12:17
  your thinking process. It will. It'll make you take some desperate measure.
• 1:12:21
  So I thought, I thought Lamar looked good like you're physically. I would
• 1:12:29
  rather him be a little like to ten pounds than to be too light at
• 1:12:32
  that kind of taking those kind of hits. We'll see how it works.
• 1:12:40
  I think that a lot of people project onto him that he's so athletic that
• 1:12:43
  that won't matter. But we do know that football is a very physical sport,
• 1:12:47
  and we'll see more of the weight loss if he and it could be
• 1:12:53
  him saying I'm be in the pocket more making quicker reads or something. But
• 1:12:59
  if it's going to be the same Lamar that excites us, I would like
• 1:13:03
  him to keep the ten pounds. If he's gonna work the pocket and stay.
• 1:13:06
  If he plans on throwing, then I can. I can. I
• 1:13:10
  can go with the weight loss. But Comanche is funny. He said,
• 1:13:15
  you're not gonna see as much if we drop off as quick the horse collar.
• 1:13:20
  Even when that happens, you can see the guys thinking because they're just
• 1:13:24
  reaching in desperation, and then they catched themselves like, oh you can't.
• 1:13:29
  But it's not like that's how, That's not how I meant to grab you.
• 1:13:33
  Right, But when I ran over here, my four five ran out
• 1:13:40
  and you're four to three kicked in. Well, that's why. And all
• 1:13:43
  I knew I had, Kenny was my hand to reach that reach that armed.
• 1:13:49
  One scenario was like the face mask rule. You could tell the difference
• 1:13:53
  if a guy's doing it like you said, intentionally or if he just I
• 1:13:57
  just happened to reach out there and just reach it and just it is a
• 1:14:00
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  Council. Have you noticed bad behavior has become normalized at interscholastic athletic events.
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  No, No, Tony with my man Tony danns up. There's a lot
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  of dead people in the show Walking Dead. There you go. I was
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  thinking old, Yeah, I didn't. I'm going to look her up.
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  Which one. Yeah, I was thinking of a comedy show fifty nine years
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  old. Oh she's I can't think of her character's name, but yeah,
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  I know. Drew Carrey is sixty six years old. Jewel is fifty six
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  years excuse me, Jewel is fifty years old. Aaron Donald who the rams
• 1:17:44
  say they were keeping his locker, you know, ready just in case.
• 1:17:48
  It's just you know, kind of retirement out of the paperwork. Well,
• 1:17:53
  I kind of retired. I just I'm retired for the summer because I didn't
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  want to come to all I remember, I told you that's a big ploy.
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  A lot of guys are using I don't want to come to know any
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  OTA's. I don't want to come, and then late July I'll show up
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  and be like, man, know what, you know what. But by
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  retiring, it gives me a complete five months where I don't have to I
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  don't have to come to any of what you're talking about. There's no pressures,
• 1:18:20
  there's no scandal in the newspaper anything. And a lot of guys have
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  used that as employ Aaron Donald thirty three years old, G Eazy thirty five,
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  six, Octavia Spencer fifty four, and Mike Myers to comed and it's sixty
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  one years of age. Apple TV is taking a page from what we discussed.
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  Guys. They are going to be paying their actors and actresses based on
• 1:19:12
  performance of the show that they put out. Correct. Yes, George Lucas
• 1:19:17
  made a lot of money based on that. If somebody didn't know how they
• 1:19:19
  made it, Mail Gibson, it's been a couple of people take that risk
• 1:19:25
  almost where it was like, yeah, Jack Nicholson did because it was all
• 1:19:29
  my money or I won't get paid, but you pay me a percentage of
• 1:19:34
  Jack Nicholson did that with Batman. He took a small percentage and was like,
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  I want this much of the merchandising of the Batman memorabilia, and he
• 1:19:45
  made tons of money. Yeah, and that's why I said George Lucas,
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  I think famously he either rolle or to produced or directed the movie Star Wars
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  for free right and said he would only take andage of the box off merch
• 1:20:01
  off merchandise, merchandise right. So he took that gamble and well you know
• 1:20:08
  how that paid off, still paying right everybody. Right now, I'm imagining
• 1:20:16
  that in this Apple TV model, it's probably more like YouTube or Tube,
• 1:20:26
  where it's by the view it's not, so that's a huge gamble, especially
• 1:20:32
  in that a lot of uh, these productions are Apple TV originals, and
• 1:20:39
  then they use big budget actors and effects. So I've got to have this
• 1:20:47
  you know, nine billion dollar budget and then hopefully they'll watch it enough that
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  I'll make some of my money back. Usually it's I spend nine billion on
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  it, you buy it from for ten billion, and then we release it
• 1:21:04
  and together we split the other one hundred and sixty three billion, which is
• 1:21:11
  for me a better deal. But this way it's all gamble, and I
• 1:21:16
  think it eliminates access to it too, because now I've got to have upfront
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  money to get in the game and ownership. Does things typically inspire better production?
• 1:21:28
  Yes, yes, if you know it's for performance base you typically is.
• 1:21:31
  Like I said about boxing, yes, I've always felt like we our
• 1:21:36
  generation is not getting the best really, not just boxing sports in general.
• 1:21:45
  When the kind of idea that the champ got all the glory, right now,
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  the person ten steps below the champ can make more money than the champ,
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  right So to me, you get a week of product, Yes,
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  but if I give one fighter ten million, the other and ten million and
• 1:22:05
  I put thirty million over the ring. What kind of fight do I get
• 1:22:10
  now that dude knocked out? I'm saying, if I'm in the ring,
• 1:22:14
  you got this dude knocked out because the thirty million going the ten million?
• 1:22:17
  Sweet, but I'm gonna have to put hands on this dude and and triple
• 1:22:24
  my money. Oh yeah, you finna get these. Yeah, your training
• 1:22:27
  would be different. If Kawhi Leonard had to get paid game by game,
• 1:22:33
  you might see more of him. But when you have this casual Because to
• 1:22:39
  me, the new rules the NBA put in this year did inspire a little
• 1:22:43
  more participation the whole you if you can't be up for postseason awards, if
• 1:22:48
  you don't pay play a certain what was it sixty five games? At some
• 1:22:53
  point it seemed like we saw our stars more this year, or whatever they
• 1:22:57
  were out for was more legit. Yeah, you felt like, oh,
• 1:23:00
  this is hurt man. He must be hurt for real at someone, he
• 1:23:03
  must be hurt for real for real as no rest. At some point it
• 1:23:08
  was it was like your game check is what you got. When you reference
• 1:23:12
  back to some of these players back in the days to be teachers, and
• 1:23:15
  you know they was there to get that check and they was there to play.
• 1:23:17
  But it seems as though, like now that because of you think,
• 1:23:21
  because of negotiating with unions and the collective bargaining, that's why these guys are
• 1:23:26
  able to like sit out and still collect and feel like they can take the
• 1:23:30
  night off. Has that help? Well? The money is guaranteed for most
• 1:23:33
  of those sports now, and guarantee if anything breeds a certain kind of lackadaisicalness.
• 1:23:43
  It's like tipping the the server for my to go order before the order
• 1:23:47
  actually come. Man, don't get me. The order gets to me,
• 1:23:50
  and it's it's not right if it gets to me at all in a timely
• 1:23:55
  manner in some cases. And you're not really worried because I chip you when
• 1:24:00
  you took the order, and so now you as far as how I see
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  when you show up for whatever that is, they seem to no,
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  Okay, make these fries. Has been out too long, mister Kenny.
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  Yeah, hold on, yeah, I'm gonna get right right. I put
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  Yeah, he always leave a card place without a floor mat always.
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  Player's lounge on the Sports Show with Wayne ganny h h h. She was
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  more like Blue the queen from the movie ser she I don't mind, but
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  do you mean I am no one go to dance around? Ah? Come
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  No, there she was to meet. Her name be Jeanie, and she
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  goes to scene. You can see some happy people people. Only person ain't
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  moving. The people we know ain't happy to look at it. That man
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  Philly jean On not acting like you don't know Billy Jeans. Everybody know Village
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  to the moon Walk wasn't reach to this boys out show. Just having some
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  fun today. Remember we started off talking about the greatest album of all time.
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  I voted for Thriller, The Commanding Greg voted for Thriller, Big Kenny
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  went for Stevie Wonder He's Life, and the Bad Ducer went with Bad,
• 1:29:42
  which would have been Michael Jackson's third album after Off the Wall, and Thriller
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  was Bad correct, So he was in the Michael Jackson family. So but
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  as I said at the beginning, no one can tell you this is just
• 1:29:59
  something from Apple. I know albums like one of the late sixties Beatles album
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  I want a big Beatles fans. I think it was the Sergeant Pepper's Okay,
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  Lonely Heart Club, something like the Purple Rain album was on there as
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  well. If you had a second choice, real quick, what what else
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  would you add for your Okay, what else would you put on there?
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  My second chary to Prince Purple Rain, it would be Yeah, I'm saying
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  outside of what I'm saying. No, but I'm just if you I would,
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  I would put Doctor Dre to Chronic Chronic. Okay, come man.
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  Inter Visions by Stevie Wonder, Okay, y'all Stevie fans now Steve, and
• 1:30:46
  you go with It'll be a Prince. It would have to be probably nineteen
• 1:30:50
  ninety nine album because it was a double had a lot of but about sixteen
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  great songs, and I would go with the chronic strictly for the line you
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  was a penguin looking. I mean that that right there set the tone for
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  me this album gonna be all right, and from there it just right.
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  I think I would have to be paid in full on there. That would
• 1:31:15
  be one I have to be honest of us album that I burnt out,
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  just got your I know, I know, yeah, yeah, a new
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  tape like I didn't destroyed this tape and I'm gonna get a new one because
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  I'm still listening to it, really And then at some point it gets to
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  the man put anything but that you know by Walters is our agency, Yeah
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  girl. East Tennessee State Men's golf team had the privilege of having the wrong
• 1:31:54
  seats on their delta flight, and as many of us have had to suffer
• 1:32:00
  through at different points in our lives, if you've ever traveled on an airplane
• 1:32:06
  witnessing someone just throwing your bags on a cart, the Tennessee Men's golf team
• 1:32:15
  was looking out the window and they saw the baggage handlers throwing their golf clubs,
• 1:32:24
  tossing them over. But would that do because y'all have those protective cases,
• 1:32:29
  right, they do have the protector there. Yeah, they should be
• 1:32:32
  okay in there. Okay, but have you ever I mean, I'm one
• 1:32:36
  percent sure you've seen somebody just take your bag. Because I buy all my
• 1:32:43
  bags from like TJ Max. I refuse to give them any thing over one
• 1:32:48
  hundred bucks. I just yeah, I just until this. You know,
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  it'll get you about a year's full of trips. Yeah, but before I
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  give you some designer but dollar bag that'll make you on a fight. And
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  see, I've always your Louis though. Yeah, the forty seven, one
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  hundred dollars, because I be heated about the little TJ Max bag. It
• 1:33:12
  wasn't but sixty nine ninety five bat dudes have come up there eating the baby
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  roof and just thro one handed, one hand in it up in the thing
• 1:33:23
  and listen was the thing. I get upset when I see it because,
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  in my opinion, bag of handlers know that they have you hostage. Now
• 1:33:31
  you own the plane. You can't get off, You can't say nothing.
• 1:33:34
  You banging on the window, and they can hear you knocking, but they're
• 1:33:40
  not gonna look up there because they be laughing at you. Now we're laughing,
• 1:33:44
  I know you. And then when I hear the banging, get real
• 1:33:47
  loud. Off this his bag and I'm gonna do the little the shot putting
• 1:33:53
  spin and throw East Tennessee State guys are lucky that they were throwing them on
• 1:33:59
  the plank. They know that those were golf clubs. They could have came
• 1:34:02
  up missing, might not have got on the right plane. So I mean
• 1:34:05
  sometime with these baggage, you know why not Why would they miss on the
• 1:34:10
  wrong plane. Well, I mean the baggage. There's been known like incidents
• 1:34:15
  where you lose baggage, stuff get lost in the shuffle the flights. People
• 1:34:19
  have lost items, baggage claims, have put your stuff on the wrong plane.
• 1:34:24
  You can't find your luggage and it goes somewhere else. But I'm just
• 1:34:27
  saying that, knowing that those are golf clubs, knowing that they didn't take
• 1:34:31
  them or just set them to the side, you stay in the criminal mind.
• 1:34:35
  You gotta stop watching all that power stuff. We were just talking about
• 1:34:40
  simply how people just throw. You take all stories to some kind of criminal.
• 1:34:45
  No, I'm just saying that. But I'm just saying, man,
• 1:34:48
  golf clubes are expensive. I could see why they were upset that they might
• 1:34:51
  be damaged. I rather for them to be throwing and seeing my clubs getting
• 1:34:55
  thrown than to have been worried about I think that my whole point was people
• 1:35:00
  or upset period when they see their bags tossed. You hear about it,
• 1:35:05
  but everybody, I'm cheap. I'm just That's why I carry one back to
• 1:35:10
  my bag that I got. You know, we just talked about your tipping
• 1:35:13
  and you just got then we just talked about talked about We didn't talk about
• 1:35:17
  his tipping. We talked about it, lack of tipping. And I'm shipping
• 1:35:20
  my clubs or I'm gonna get a rental. Said, I'm not. You
• 1:35:24
  know, but as a tennis team, you can't do that. I mean,
• 1:35:27
  as an off team, you can't do that. True, all right,
• 1:35:32
  So they was upset. I'm quite sure they're gonna file some motion with
• 1:35:38
  Delta, but I don't know what you would say. That's how they do
• 1:35:40
  bags, that's how you have to you have to prove it. We didn't
• 1:35:44
  do that to the other customers. That's what they're gonna show you. And
• 1:35:47
  then here's footage of us just throwing everybody. Now they're gonna tell you about
• 1:35:51
  the time departure rate that anything they got nothing, Look, sir, we
• 1:35:57
  ain't got to get out of here. Nine No, wait, was anything
• 1:36:00
  nine old fault was and we got all these bags? Was anything noted?
• 1:36:03
  Was any damages to the clubs or anything not that they have reported in the
• 1:36:08
  story, sir, Yeah, not that they ever. Maybe this is the
• 1:36:11
  first time they've seen that. Ain't going Ain't nobody in the bags on the
• 1:36:15
  plane. Ain't nobody thinking about that? Somebody ripped the door off a plane?
• 1:36:20
  Shut up, Shut up and get them little where you from Middle Tennessee
• 1:36:25
  state, y'all ain't playing? Nobody know you and fly this playing lamellow Ball
• 1:36:34
  allegedly is being sued and accused of running over eleven year old's foot. Now
• 1:36:43
  this happened back in October? Am I just late to this story or has
• 1:36:48
  this been going on? Hearing? The story was they were having an event,
• 1:36:55
  the Charlotte Hornets were having an event, and as drove off the young
• 1:37:00
  man. I guess approached the car and LaMelo did not sign, which I
• 1:37:05
  would tell that mother that that is typical. Like if they're signing interviews in
• 1:37:15
  the basketball arena upon departure, those athletes and they just want to leave.
• 1:37:24
  Now, a lot of them they're not necessarily with you know, some of
• 1:37:28
  them are being rude, but some of them are really like, I've been
• 1:37:31
  here for two hours, I've done my d I'm going to get in my
• 1:37:34
  car. Say if I stopped for one, I got, I gotta stop
• 1:37:38
  for everybody. And if you've never been in that situation, that is a
• 1:37:42
  situation you do try to avoid. And a lot of times you might concede
• 1:37:46
  and try to pick one person for a particular reason because maybe they're screaming louder
• 1:37:54
  or they're very small. But no matter what you tell yourself, if you
• 1:37:59
  go over there and sign something and it's someone else there, you got because
• 1:38:04
  if they're screaming louder and you sign, there's the other people go that's why
• 1:38:10
  they're signing it and start screaming louder as well. So and you've seen that,
• 1:38:15
  you've seen that effect, like what he might hit one person and you
• 1:38:17
  say, they say, oh, I'm a sign for one preser and then
• 1:38:18
  everybody starts running down and like you said, you got to But I'm just
• 1:38:23
  thinking it was something some of that is, as soon as I hit that
• 1:38:27
  door of leaving that basketball arena, I'm ana bee line to my car,
• 1:38:30
  I ain't gonna stop. Like I don't hear nothing, uh, you know,
• 1:38:34
  And it does come off rude, but in that person's mind, it's
• 1:38:40
  the best way to play this situation. Well, I was gonna say if
• 1:38:45
  it was in Charlotte and being have been there for way games covering the immediate
• 1:38:49
  that thing where the players and where the buses come out. It's right there
• 1:38:53
  on Trade Street, and fans stand there. They actually can see the players
• 1:38:57
  come out in their cars and stuff. And just but for you to try
• 1:39:00
  to stop that player when they're coming from in that tunnel up under there from
• 1:39:03
  the players parking, Yeah, you had to really just really to get your
• 1:39:09
  child out there. You were trying to do something that you shouldn't have been
• 1:39:11
  doing. But then and apparently this was at the at the at the light
• 1:39:15
  by the entrance to the you know what, you've seen it, yes,
• 1:39:18
  okay, and so he was, Yeah, the kid came up to him
• 1:39:23
  while he's sitting at the light. Yeah, it's a light right there.
• 1:39:26
  And Mike Michael Jordan's man, Michael Jordan has been accused of not being rude
• 1:39:30
  at that same area, like not signing people's things. But like you said,
• 1:39:34
  once you pull out and you're in the car and you come from under
• 1:39:36
  that tunnel, great, know what I'm talking about? Where where the previous
• 1:39:41
  coming out? That they're gone, man, and you know you just got
• 1:39:45
  to get out of the way. We'll be back for more the Sports Shop
• 1:39:47
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  I'm Listenport Shuck Wing Candy. Good morning to you out there and listening
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  Land. Glad to be here with you. Of sad note, as we
• 1:42:23
  talked about the Auburn player Brian Buttia, his brother Tommy, twenty four year
• 1:42:27
  old, passed away last week in a shooting. Brian, as far as
• 1:42:32
  I know, as of last night, was still in critical condition. There
• 1:42:36
  were four other shot. I don't know their status. They do have a
• 1:42:42
  gentleman in custody for the shooting, but right now it stands where uh,
• 1:42:50
  there is one person and Tommy Battie passed away that night. Brian is fighting
• 1:42:59
  for his life. They called the shooter. Not sure if he was the
• 1:43:05
  only one, the young man who did the shooting, but Darryl Bernard Brookins
• 1:43:12
  is his name. He's arrested for the weekend shooting and four others. I
• 1:43:19
  never did get any information of where those particular people were shot, but it
• 1:43:25
  was it sounds like he just started unloading the clip. Sadly, down in
• 1:43:30
  Sarasota, Florida was that case. So hopefully Brian recovers. But whenever you
• 1:43:40
  hear someone got shot in the head, critical condition. You never know even
• 1:43:43
  if they recover, how the quality of quality of life they will have after
• 1:43:48
  that point. But a lot of people, And it was another mass shooting
• 1:43:53
  yesterday, maybe in Pennsylvania a warehouse. Former employee walked. Then I forget
• 1:44:00
  the company. I want to say it was in Pennsylvania or Delaware, former
• 1:44:05
  employee. Like five or six people got shot Pennsylvania, pennsylv at a Lenen
• 1:44:13
  company. He came in and killed two people and shot three others. Right,
• 1:44:18
  yeah, yeah, so similar like what I was saying, let's not
• 1:44:23
  forget mass shootings. And the only reason I'm saying that, don't think I
• 1:44:27
  was always aware either. But there was a year we were doing the show
• 1:44:30
  and I reported, and I realized about eighty percent of them I almost a
• 1:44:36
  missed, and I forgot it's these little you know, three or four or
• 1:44:41
  five people, that's a mass shooting. It doesn't have to be at a
• 1:44:45
  Starbucks, it doesn't have to be at a school, it doesn't have to
• 1:44:48
  be on a school bus or you know, it can be just anywhere that
• 1:44:53
  that many people. So that means in five days, that's two mass shootings
• 1:45:00
  between the Auburn player and the one we're talking about now. So it's happening
• 1:45:05
  that fast. It just doesn't seem like it, because, as I said,
• 1:45:09
  we're looking for some kind of it happened at Disney World. Those are
• 1:45:15
  the ones we remember, right the ones that grab the biggest headline the headlines,
• 1:45:19
  but somebody dies in all of these. But in his case the one,
• 1:45:23
  two people died and three other shot. Right now, we don't know
• 1:45:27
  if Brian a bad Tea of Auburn, the running back, he's going to
• 1:45:30
  survive. But his brother did die at the scene. So just that fast
• 1:45:36
  life can go and be taken away from you, and we always forget that
• 1:45:42
  for some reason until it hit closer to home. What else did we have,
• 1:45:46
  Mike McDaniel, Yeah, Kenny, you said, the head coach of
• 1:45:49
  the Dolphins, Yes, going on record to talk about the situation with Harrison
• 1:45:57
  buck kerk Yes. And they asked Tim did he have any advice for his
• 1:46:01
  players and them making statements, and he just said basically that whatever you say,
• 1:46:08
  I hope that you believe it because if it's something incendiary like that,
• 1:46:12
  it's going to follow you. And he used Colin Kaepernick, and then the
• 1:46:17
  two gentlemen from the was it nineteen sixty eight Olympics that did the raising of
• 1:46:25
  the fists with the black leather gloves on their fists. He used those two
• 1:46:29
  examples of how those were singular moments, but they have followed them through their
• 1:46:34
  entire sports careers. They were singular moments tied to political action, but that
• 1:46:41
  defined their sporting careers throughout for their entire lives. So that's his advice to
• 1:46:46
  his players. If you're say in it, please believe it in your heart
• 1:46:51
  because you're gonna have to hold up for it at some point. Well,
• 1:46:55
  Patrick Mahomes weighed in on his teammate Harrison but Ker, and they say he's
• 1:47:01
  a good guy. And you do see a lot of people taking that stance
• 1:47:05
  that they're not saying what he said was wrong or right. They were just
• 1:47:10
  saying that he gets his opinion. We talked here on the show that we
• 1:47:15
  weren't saying it was the right conversation of the wrong. We were just talking
• 1:47:18
  about hijacking the moment. You can be taking your stance at the wrong thing.
• 1:47:27
  We had a you know, we had a kindergarten graduation and you up
• 1:47:30
  here start talking about you know Row versus Wade. It's like what you know,
• 1:47:38
  melowtone for the kids. And I think that people keep trying to make
• 1:47:48
  everyone take a side. He was wrong. He can't feel like that that
• 1:47:54
  was wrong, and I don't think that was. It was that kind of
• 1:47:58
  issue, a right or wrong issue. People are welcome to feel how they
• 1:48:00
  feel. It's just that you knew the expectation of what you thought of what
• 1:48:08
  it is a university expects when they now there were people on social media someone
• 1:48:14
  criticize uh, the university for even bringing him because, I mean, in
• 1:48:19
  their estimation, he's just a field goal kicker. Why have him in an
• 1:48:24
  academic environ? Well, I'm saying, but still, this is an academic
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  environment that had nothing to do with kicking the ball through the field. A
• 1:48:31
  lot of speak. They just just had Jerry stein Seinfeld. I'm saying,
• 1:48:38
  sir, I understand why they have people. I understand what the reason is
• 1:48:43
  that they bring him, hoping that they resonate with the student body. But
• 1:48:46
  academics, and like we have football purists, they're a purist in every arena.
• 1:48:54
  So academic purists feel like academics appreciate the moment, but more would be
• 1:49:02
  dismissive through the years. It's all about, like you said, bringing the
• 1:49:06
  celebrity or somebody that can breach or the kids can resonate with. And that's
• 1:49:12
  whether they have turned to. And that's why polices have become the new kings
• 1:49:16
  and queens of our country. At one time it was the political realm.
• 1:49:21
  It used to be religious leaders. Right now, it was Hollywood right now,
• 1:49:27
  the voice of our nation comes through athletes, whether you agree with it
• 1:49:33
  or not. That's who has the biggest platform of controversy of any kind.
• 1:49:40
  You know more about athlete and what they think than you knew from your mayor.
• 1:49:45
  And I think sometimes it's unfortunate because they're asking athletes how they feel on
• 1:49:51
  issues that they really haven't developed opinions on one way or another. Concrete Well,
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  Council. And now back to the job, Wayne Gandy, It's time for
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  the school board when we put a spin on light and sports and how they
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  intermingle on The Sports Jack Show with Wayne Gandy. Way, please you know
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  you got ut out some time aboute back. Welcome back to this Spot Shock
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  Show, The Spot Shock Wayne Kane. Once again, Shannon Sharp has some
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  comments to throw at someone and trying to bring him down. Shannon seems to
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  be more of was that his role when he was on this show with Skip
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  Bayless. He was more of someone always trying to chip at people's success.
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  Right in this story, he's ripping Tony Romo for his broadcasting style. I'm
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  saying that Romo is not doing anything special, even going to saying that it's
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  disingenuous that he predicts plays because Romo goes and watches the team practice during the
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  week. So this is your But you remember when y'all remember a while back
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  I said that. You remember I said something about Tony Romo's analogy and some
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  of the things he was saying, I mean a while back, And y'all
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  tell me how was wronger on some of his thoughts And and I saw when
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  Shannon said that, and I was thinking, like Shannon and some other people,
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  is just some of the things that let me ask a questions. Let
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  me ask a questions. And I didn't mean to cut you off. Shirt.
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  If you haven't completed your thoughts, complete that thought, I'm sorry.
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  Are you complete with that thought? Go ahead? I mean, has Shannon
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  ever done play by play? No? Okay, that's all I want it.
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  You're on, No more further question. He's never done play by play,
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  never been a color analyst. Is everything he's ever done is at a
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  studio. That's all I wanted to know. I actually do what Tony Romo
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  does, and I studied the guys that do that job, and I have
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  felt like Tony Romo does a solid job at that. He removes any of
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  that idea of celebrating himself, and he gives any and all thoughts and credit
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  to the guys that's on the field. He's never up there saying what how
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  he could have done? And I'm surprised that the bad producer that we're talking,
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  could you stop typing. I'm surprised that the bad producer would insert that
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  he had some criticisms of Attorney Romo as well. When you actually do get
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  on a microphone and talk what I'm saying, Listen what I'm saying the way
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  a Shannon Sharp said what he said. Because he is actually on film,
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  people would think he has a level of inside expertise. As it refers to
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  color commentary and play by play, those are two different animals. You know.
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  People have come in here thinking that all y'all do is talk, and
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  then we ask them their opinions and they have nothing to say because it's a
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  specialized skill, of which Shannon Sharp has never attempted to display that skill in
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  a real time situation. So I think what he's doing is going for clickbait
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  because he wanted them gossip people. Now, he didn't got away from sports.
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  He didne got toward gossip as entertainment. So he got to say something
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  in scendiary for people to listen. Now, this all came on their show
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  Shannon and Chad o' cho sinco on Night Cap. They were discussing Greg Olson,
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  who won an Emmy for his role as a color analyst last year.
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  Famously, we know that Tom Brady is taking over greg Olson. Greg Olsen
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  is going to go to the second team. That's no knock on greg Olsen.
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  They hired Tom Brady before Greg Olsen. And if I remember correctly,
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  greg Oakson went in the booth and then decided he was going back and play
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  football for a year and then came back. I thought that was Jason Witton.
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  Oh that was great. Did Jason Witten do the same thing? I
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  think both of them hit it. And then now Tom Brady, which Brady
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  signed off, said he was going to take a year. Chad Johnson says
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  he likes that Tony Roman, the way he calls the game. He predicts,
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  And that's the thing I'm like, if you're up there and you're doing
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  count, excuse me, color analysts work. You are predicting past a run.
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  You are telling what you would have done or what you think would be
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  more suitable. Now, as soon as you say I think they should run
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  the ball and they throw the ball, that doesn't make you as though you
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  don't have anything. You were so wrong. But for I don't know,
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  it sounds some jealousy. It's a lot of the guys y'all get in your
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  fifties and maybe your emotions are starting to show a lot of stuff. Starting
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  to sound like some jealous people. It doesn't even make sense, like,
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  Oh, because he watched them practice their week, Like, isn't that part
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  of that? I thought that a good thing. He went out to practice
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  to get an idea of how they what they do they do bring. Some
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  people call that preparation. I thought that's what Some people call it preparation.
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  Some people what y'all call it bad. My whole career National games, the
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  people that's calling the game came out to practice Friday or Saturday and watched I
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  don't even know what Shannon's talking about. I'm talking about from John Matt.
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  That's when you met him. They don't just show up on Sunday. They
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  interview you when you get there on a Saturday night at the hotel. You
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  go in, you chat it up with him for thirty forty minutes and talk
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  about what the expectations and maybe that kind of and maybe that kind of preparation
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  is what gets you to live broadcasts instead of just being in studios. And
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  whatever Tony Romo has put out there, I don't see where it needs to
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  be criticized. Maybe it doesn't ring your ear where you think it's great.
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  But I never thought Tony Romo does a bad job. And that's why I
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  say one of the first things you have to be able to do is do
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  the job without referencing yourself as the messiah. That's why I always tell I
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  like Reggie Miller, I like when he calls games, I like Tony,
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  I like guys Chris Collins word well, they don't try to make it like
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  man. I was out there when I was doing it. I was out
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  there reinventing the wheel. They don't try to do that. They they give
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  credit. And Patrick mahomes he looks like a young me. Yeah, tell
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  you that he could make any throw that Patrick Mahon say he made it in
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  a dream once. But other than that, he is not on that man's
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  level. But it's just very interesting that Shannon is now. I don't know,
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  maybe that's his move to get his show going, to start this whole
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  you know everybody almost what's my man name? That he works with now the
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  stephen A. Smith stuff where I'm gonna say stuff that brings attention to me.
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  But what do you call it? Clickbait? Clickbait? Yeah, kind
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  of stuff. Maybe that's where he's changing. And if that's what you're doing
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  to get the ratings up in the money, I can't sit here and say,
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  hopefully you don't destroy enough people in the process of trying to make your
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  own money. And we are in the ocean. The truth is he will
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  throw you to the ocean. It's time to wrap things up on the Sports
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  Jug show. It's Wayne Candy when the size of Ocean gives a sportshots just
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  and here the replay Big Kenny Bad producer Comanchi, Greg thank you for your
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  contributions to day Ocean Candidate of the Year. I mean at some point we
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  have to do a yearly. So we got one on board. David Jerome
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  Jackson, thirty one year old, been wanted by the police since mid March
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  of this year. Well down in Scambia County, Florida. They finally found
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  mister David Jerome Jackson, and after a two hours of a home that they
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  had information he was in, they located him. Mister Jackson had folded himself
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  up in the dryer when they found These people need to be in Hollywood,
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  man, they need to be. He does deserve around him. The falls.
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  He had folded himself, a grown man thirty one years old, and
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  the dryer he was as they pulled him out, and then, uh,
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  here you go. You can get your a little quick look. Was it
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  tumble lumpy? He is folded up in the dryer right there, guys,
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  if you can kind of make it up, hiding from the laws stand.
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  I stand for the flag. So that's why I said, candidate other years
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  man a year and this this, this, this this little front looad trying.
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  Yeah, let's look frontlow trying. That's not a big industrial at the
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  at the launder back. Try funny story, funny picture. They looked and
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  the thing about it. I was about to throw the law enforcement because I
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  know what they did. They held the door closed till they got the camera.
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  Hey man, go get thee here. Don't come out. We found
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  it, we found it, but go get the camera. We don't get
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  the care. We gotta get a picture, and we got to keep it
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  quiet so we can't let his family hear us say go get the camera.
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  Delicate cycle. That's what it was, David Jerome Jackson fucked up. Clank.
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  Somebody heard something early on. It was like, Nah, all I
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  kept thinking is how do you call your mama? You don't. You don't
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  even call them, not my mama. I know you wasn't in my good
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  dry I know you weren't debating the police in my good dryer. Boy from
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  the Sport Shock Show, As we always say, on Thursday, and we'll
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  see you in the future. Peace,