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[Assistant] I believe they make a difference, uh, in the fan experience, in the viewership experience. And as Exhibit A, I offer the NBA Finals. And I love Mark Jones. He's a very competent play-by-play man.


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[Assistant] Need me some Mike Breen. These are the NBA Finals. And if I don't have Mike Breen, these are not the NBA Finals. And that's what's missing from my NBA Finals.


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[Assistant] And I don't, I don't say that to disparage Mark. I think Mike is one of the best in the business. And his enthusiasm is natural. His calls are impeccable. And to me, that's what the NBA finals are. And we miss you, Mike. He's been out with COVID.


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[Assistant] We're blessed in Cleveland to have Jimmy and Tom with the, uh, Guardians and the, uh, and the Browns. We've been very blessed. Through history we've been blessed. We've had some really good ones. Nev Chandler was one of my favorites as a young kid. He used to do Browns on radio before Casey Coleman.


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[Assistant] Alright, that's gonna do it. We are all out of time. Uh, we hope you enjoyed your 2 hours and 14 minutes with us. Zadini's on tomorrow, kids! That'll spice things up. Leroy Hoard is also back. I can't wait to get the, uh, opinionated Leroy Hoard.


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[Assistant] on, uh, the latest dealings with the whole Browns, Deshaun Watson saga, and this Baker Mayfield or Sam Darnold, you brought it up.


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[Assistant] About, you know, the fact that a Carolina beat writer for the athletic has said maybe this is something that could happen. It's an interesting topic of conversation and we'll dive into that more tomorrow. Jason, thanks for sitting in for G Bush. It was fun. Great job. We love having you in. Brad, we'll see you on Friday.


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[Assistant] Sure, I'm fine. Boy, I can really pick em.


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[Assistant] For a hundred years, all Europe listened with fascination to the spellbinding legends of a fabulous treasure. It was kept in this castle in France, well guarded.


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[Assistant] And through the years, few were the eyes that gazed upon the many diamonds, pearls, emeralds, sapphires and rubies.


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[Assistant] Yes, Jewels, which had been the pride and price of Queens, red with blood.


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[Assistant] And the strangest of mysteries is about the treasure of Monte Cristo.


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[Assistant] But the treasure of Monte Cristo disappeared a little more than 30 years ago. What is this to do with modern day San Francisco? That is what interests me very much, and you too. San Francisco, population 785,000, on major Pacific coast seaboard, temperate climate. But it's not a city to be explained in statistics, for I have walked its streets


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[Assistant] Dante's ex-lawyer Earl Jackson reported to police that Dante's wife had phoned to tell him she was going to meet her husband, who had threatened her with death if she failed. Mrs. Dante's has disappeared.


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[Assistant] Second climax of the past 12 hours was the murder of attorney Henry Mason, a paralytic patient in the county hospital.


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[Assistant] A man masquerading as Mason's nephew was identified by nurse Alma Hendricks as Edmund Dante, who had called earlier in the day. Inspector Michael Perry in charge of the manhunt.


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[Assistant] Had declared that every available officer on the force has been assigned to search for the killer. And now for the sports news.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I guess that probably makes sense. You know, Darnold's a guy who's, you know, he's got some talent. You know, he's shown, he's just been in a, you know, a bad situation early in his career. Uh, but you know, he's, he's certainly a guy who's played well at times. Um, so, you know, he's a guy you can, you know, you think you can bring in and develop. He was a high draft pick and you know, I think that, uh, you know, that would certainly be something that the Browns would be interested in doing.


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[Assistant] You know, I think that's a good question. That's a question I get asked a lot, you know, because I think when I tell people I'm still a huge Browns fan.


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[Assistant] And brought me in and gave me an opportunity to be a franchise quarterback in the NFL, which is all I ever wanted was an opportunity. And you know, we had, we had some really good times here. They just were, you know, just a lot of ups and downs and you know, had, unfortunately had a lot of injuries and couldn't stay healthy, but I really loved my time in Cleveland. I love the organization and just, just loved having the opportunity to be a Cleveland Brown.


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[Assistant] previous year. So we walk and we both were able to the playoffs and you kno a game in the playoffs. S times of rounds have been


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[Assistant] Yeah, just to remember him as a, he was a great guy. Everyone, uh, everyone on the team loved being around him. He was just like a, you know, a wealth of knowledge for NFL. He'd been in the league for so long. You know, he, he could tell you all these different stories and, uh, he had coached so many great players and, uh, he was just a fun guy to be around and, uh, certainly a player's coach.


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[Assistant] Um, you'll show up, you know, get your reps in, you know, I think, you know, you can work out at home and you can do all the training with quarterback coaches you want, but it doesn't, uh, it doesn't simulate what you can, you know, what you can get out of being at practice and going against live defense and live coverages and rushes and all those kinds of things. So I would show up and get my reps in if I were Baker and just see what happens.


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[Assistant] Played pretty, they did the best they could, I think, in the circumstances.


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[Assistant] They got down too far, you know, trying to make a comeback.


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[Assistant] Didn't have any turnovers, but I just don't understand why they have problems yelling together and getting in the right position.


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[Assistant] There was a Jacksonville player right there to bat the ball down or try to get the interception or something like that.


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[Assistant] But it's not his fault on that last, uh, touchdown play. All Moreau had to do was reach out and catch the ball. He came right to him. He didn't open his hand.


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[Assistant] Cause if he had to open his hand, the ball would either went through his hand or he would close it and caught him. He didn't catch the ball. He didn't open his hand. He was trying to grab, grab the ball, catch the ball. He sort of, you know, trying to catch it and.


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[Assistant] He just, you know, batted it up in the air and it fell in complete. Well, that was, that was your time touchdown right there. They probably would have been going into overtime.


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[Assistant] We are going to, we are going to, uh, you know, have to figure something out. I don't know, I just don't understand it.


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[Assistant] Yes it did, uh, you know, especially that last play, Jacksonville, that last touchdown that Jacksonville made.


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[Assistant] The guy was so fast and looked like nobody could touch him before he got to the end zone.


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[Assistant] Look, look like a little crossing route he threw on it, threw up, you know, uh, that, uh,


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[Assistant] The Jacksonville quarterback hit him on that crossing route and he just ran right through St. Defenders.


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[Assistant] The end zone, they could have got to stop or got a field goal on that. And you know, they'd had a shot at winning that game, but you can't get your offense in gear when you're so far behind. They were like down what? 24 points to nine.


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[Assistant] Then they finally made, you know, scored some points to get tied with, with Jacksonville, but the biggest play and it wasn't Derek.


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[Assistant] It wasn't Derek Carr's fault. You know, we have a lot to blame him for, but that plea was not his fault.


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[Assistant] That man didn't have anybody within eight feet of him.


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[Assistant] Wide opening that, uh, I think it was the right corner of the end zone. All they had to do was catch the ball.


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[Assistant] He didn't do it. He didn't catch the ball. The ball went off his fingers and that was it. Then he tried, then he tried to.


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[Assistant] Pass again and then, you know, Jacksonville was able to stop him. You know, uh.


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[Assistant] You know, most teams are not designed to come back like that.


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[Assistant] The points are too heavy when you fall way behind like that. It really did well to come back in time.


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[Assistant] The defense gave up the play that won the game though, had the defense stop them, stop Jacksonville on that last touchdown run, then we would have, we might have had a different result.


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[Assistant] But we did have a chance because all moral had to do is catch that ball. And I'm still wondering why the heck they didn't put.


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[Assistant] What, what is going on with Jimmy Graham? Why are they not playing him?


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[Assistant] He had two guys trailing him in the end zone. He had the corner and he had room in the corner. All they do is catch the ball and that would have been a touchdown for him.


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[Assistant] But when he dropped this on it again, on the shore, look at that, he's right there. All that do is catch the damn ball. Look at that, wide open, there's the ball.


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[Assistant] It was a little high, but he should have jumped up and got it. He's big and tall. He could have just reached up and got the ball.


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[Assistant] And it's hard to get wins in the NFL. You know what I'm saying? It's hard getting them.


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[Assistant] So you have your opportunities, you gotta capitalize on them. And the Saints didn't do it tonight.


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[Assistant] There's Alan, he's doing the same thing he'd do every year, every, uh, every Sunday, when he, when he having a failure.


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[Assistant] I guess we gotta, uh, first of all, there's a loss, so we gotta move forward.


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[Assistant] And we simply have to find ways to create more, uh, offense. And then earlier in the game, the offense got to get off the snide.


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[Assistant] Because what you're doing, they're doing a disservice to the defense because they are, those guys out there fighting. And uhm, they, they, uhm, you know, 1-3, 1-2-3 and they out.


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[Assistant] So, you know, you can't, you can't, you're not gonna win like that because what you're doing, you're keeping your defense on the field too much.


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[Assistant] And then they won't be in the position to make the necessary plays when the time, when the time counted.


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[Assistant] The offense did wake up a little bit in that second half. They did come alive and scored a couple of touchdowns.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but then that last one was a critical one, uh, tied in, dropped the ball in the end zone. That was it. Game's over.


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[Assistant] But I mean, a young team, I think they're going to eventually get to stuff.


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[Assistant] Uh, finding some rhythm in the offense and they'll win a few games. The thing is how long it's going to take them.


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[Assistant] You know, uh, you got a new quarterback from Breeze, so these guys still trying to get, uh, trying to get used to him, of a car. So, gonna take a little while. I think they,


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[Assistant] If they keep on going and just keep on playing they could minimize the mistakes.


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[Assistant] I think eventually they'll start winning some games. How many they'll win, I don't know for sure, but I knew they got there.


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[Assistant] Tampa Bay, I don't think the Buccaneers are.


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[Assistant] That much better than the Saints or just that with the new quarterback. You know, he's, he's.


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[Assistant] Keep em, keep em, keep em pulling for em so they can eventually learn, I think.


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[Assistant] They just, you know, he just got to be, you know, don't be so frustrated. I know you're frustrated cause you lost, but.


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[Assistant] Don't be frustrated. You just gotta get better on what you're doing. You've been in this league for a long time, so you know.


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[Assistant] Trying to make suckers out of the police. If the homicide squad will go to room 303 Bond Hotel, they'll find a body of a murdered man, tentatively identified as C. Ron Berger, alias Thomas Berg. Now ain't that nice, trying to tell the tax


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[Assistant] I think I see your point, Major. I'll see what we can work out for you. That's the spirit. Captain, I knew you'd be for it.


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[Assistant] What's everybody else drinking? Ah, different things. How about some scotch? Alright. That's what you've got the most out.


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[Assistant] Sorry, I think I may have gotten some of Guillermo's hair gel on my hands there. Oh, you did, that was weird. How you doing? You know, we had a very exciting experience together. We did a tribute to Bill Murray at the Kennedy Center, which for me was very, very, very exciting.


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[Assistant] Can I tell you something just about myself? I would rather crash in the plane than be late for work the next day. That's how. I have a different form of anxiety. I don't care about your job.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't, I don't know if it's gonna be indefinite. I do think it's gonna be significant. I think it'll probably be a year if not indefinite. And as soon as Peter Harvey came up,


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[Assistant] As the guy who's going to hear the case, I knew that name and I had to do a quick Google search. I'm like, why, why do I know that name? And it's cause it's Rogers Henchman, more or less. Uh, you know, he's a guy that they have deep ties. Uh, Harvey's ties to the NFL run deep. So, you know,


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[Assistant] The Browns from the beginning have said that they've done their due diligence on this. And I know people sort of rolled their eyes on that. And, you know, I've come on here and said multiple times that it was my understanding.


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[Assistant] The Browns had a feeling from the league it was gonna go one way and sort of what Brad was saying, the public pressure has now sort of veered the league over to say, hey, you know what? Yeah, sorry about that. It's gonna, it's gonna be, it's gonna be more than what we, what we originally thought.


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[Assistant] I wanna be clear, I don't think that the Browns, no one has ever told me that the Browns had a number in mind before they made the trade. In fact, I've pressed a number of people in the organization.


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[Assistant] I just kind of deduced on my own probably 6 to 8. I've said that all along. It would be around that 6 to 8 range based on past precedent.


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[Assistant] And that's where it fell originally. But I do tend to believe, and no one has told me this directly, just trying to like put enough of the pieces together, I think the Browns made the trade believing it was going to be this, and public pressure has pushed the NFL now over here.


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[Assistant] The time is I'm wondering kind of what you were saying as when you when you're.


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[Assistant] Bargaining, uh, collective bargaining, when you're negotiating this, there are so many different components to doing a deal like this. Do you think this just sort of slid under the radar?


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[Assistant] On the NFLPA because it's one of those things, I mean, how often does this come up? Rothenberger, Ezekiel Elliott, like it's, it's once every X number of years.


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[Assistant] And to your point, guys are like, well this ain't gonna be me, I don't have to worry about it. Do you think that this part of it, just because it was at the time maybe not as important as the money and some of the other stuff, that this part of the deal just sort of slid under the radar?


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[Assistant] I don't think it's a class action suit because you agree to this. You bargained for this deal and you agreed to this deal. If you want to change it, you gotta wait until it comes up again. And you gotta change it the next time and the NFL is gonna want


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[Assistant] Concessions. They want you to give something back. That's how this works. And if Roger's not going to be the end-all, be-all, final say on these hearings,


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[Assistant] I don't, I, and Tyrus you would know better than I what the, what the, what the league would be after that they want the players to give up.


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[Assistant] If he wants to play this year, I think he's gonna have to take 12, if that's even still on the table.


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[Assistant] Uh, I, I don't think it looks good for the Browns as soon, like I said, as soon as I saw Peter Harvey's name, I thought, man, this is not going to go. I think he's out for the year at this point. I've thought six to eight all along. No one's told me that. That's just.


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[Assistant] They have to. Well, I don't think they're finding him yet. I mean, he was a full participant yesterday. I was camping. He was participating. But I don't think like a little actions, but I don't know that I don't I disagree. I don't think he's being fined yet. Now, if he


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[Assistant] What leverage does he have? Like, first of all, he's a backup. He's not even a starter, he's a backup. He's good enough to be a starter in the NFL, no question. Yes. But on this team, you're a backup. He's coming off injury, barely played last year, now some of that...


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[Assistant] You know, maybe if the Browns were in it late in the year, maybe he's back on the field. But the numbers are the numbers. He did not have a good year last year. And you're a backup. What are you doing?


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[Assistant] And by the way, the team has far more important issues going on right now than you. Read the room, dude. So I don't know what he's trying to accomplish here. And Brad, I hear what you're saying about you're going to work me. Well, guess what?


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[Assistant] The Browns were the team that gave him a second chance when no one else was going to touch him. They jumped first. He's the one that signed the contract and he has not outperformed that contract. So you have no leverage, you have no leg to stand on, get out on the field, have a great year this year, put up your numbers and get paid next year. Thomas Tell Jason, that was yesterday's news.


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[Assistant] You got Jairus Johnson. You got the rookie Ford. You've got other options. I'ma throw up.


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[Assistant] David Adjoku basically went to them and said trade me when they drafted Harrison Bryant when they signed Austin Hooper.


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[Assistant] The joker looked around and said, there ain't no room at the end for me. Get me out of here. Browns wouldn't trade him.


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[Assistant] And now they've rewarded him with a contract that frankly, I'm not sure he's earned, but now they've made him one of the highest paid tight ends, and he's the one that's stuck out after, while Harrison Bryant's still here, but now Hooper's gone. And real quick, they did it with Baker. Like Baker requested a trade, and they said, no, we're not trading you. Until Watson changed his mind.


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[Assistant] Tim, I don't know how much of the conversation you heard before you came on, but Tyvis and I disagree on how much leverage Kareem has. I say he has none.


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[Assistant] He's a backup. He's coming off. He's a backup and he's coming off a season when he was hurt. I don't care if they're going to use him more this year. He hasn't lived up to the contract. He's already signed. So how much, how much leverage do you believe as a former player? How much leverage does Kareem have in these, in this negotiation? If it isn't even, if it isn't even, is that?


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[Assistant] If you know he's gonna miss time, if you know he's gonna miss six or more,


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[Assistant] Would you play him at Jacksonville just to see what you've got? Just to try to knock some of that rust off because you know he's been out a year. The injury risk is limited. I had this conversation with Zach Jackson, my partner at the Athletic, and Zach said, listen, if you're not playing your first string offensive line, you're not playing Deshaun. So it's a non-starter. He's not going to play. That's the way the NFL trends.


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[Assistant] I maintain you have to go get Jimmy G. There is no other choice because right now you've downgraded the position. From Baker to Jacoby Brissette is a downgrade. And you can't go into a season with Genevieve Clowney and Amari Cooper and expect these dudes to compete in October, November and December when Jacoby Brissette is your quarterback and they came here expecting to play for Super Bowl. Why?


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[Assistant] What do you see in Jimmy? I see a competitor guy who's won at a high level in this game. He has his flaws, but for people who haven't studied him every day, what do you like about him? What don't you like about him? And do you think he would fit here as a one year fill in if there is no Deshaun Watson?


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[Assistant] They gon' get Jimmy G in his 12 games.


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[Assistant] Here's where it gets difficult, and I think I mentioned this last week, if it's 12.


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[Assistant] Now Deshawn's contract counts for this year. Which means his contract counts for next year. So he's 55 million against the cap next year. So right now they've got all this cap space that they can roll over onto next year's cap. But if you go get Jimmy, you can't roll that money over. You're giving it to him. Now you can restructure his deal a little bit.


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[Assistant] But I think that really puts them at a difficult spot. I still think you really have to look at making that deal because I don't want to play 12 games of Jacobi Brissette. I'm fine with 6, even 8. I don't want to play 12 games of Jacobi Brissette.


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[Assistant] I'm really excited to see this defense. You know, I think that they, something happened last year.


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[Assistant] After the New England game, when they just got their pants pulled down.


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[Assistant] And, and they look like a completely different unit the rest of the year.


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[Assistant] And now I'm really, now that they have a year together and they have that continuity, same head coach, same coordinator, that doesn't happen in Cleveland. And not to mention pretty much the entire defense is back. So I'm, I'm really curious to see how that looks this year. I've seen a little bit of it at camp. Um, I'd be honest, I spent most of camp.


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[Assistant] Trying to figure out what's going on with four, like everybody else.


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[Assistant] Defensively, I want to see what's going on.


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[Assistant] Chubb obviously has looked good. Nick broke off a couple of big runs yesterday. And it's, it's, it's so hard because they're hardly ever in pads anymore. The camp is different now. Yeaah. It's totally different. So you can't really, I mean, a year ago at this time we were looking at Donovan Peoples-Jones as a breakout star and he fell flat on his face. Once you put the pads on he actually had to, had to compete.


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[Assistant] So I'm trying not to put too much stock in who's the camp breakout star this year because we saw how it went last year. Uh, but you know, just like everyone else, Amari Cooper,


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[Assistant] Yeah, linebacker was a concern that I had with this defense last year. It just didn't look very, very deep beyond J.O.K., quite frankly.


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[Assistant] If Phillips is healthy, obviously that's a huge help this year. I still don't think they're going to play a ton of linebackers, uh, to Tyvis's point. You're in nickel almost all the time, uh, even dime. So beyond JOK and Phillips.


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[Assistant] I don't know what they need. They need those guys to stay healthy, obviously. And beyond that, I don't know how much depth really they're going to be able to show. Cause it's just the position that, I mean, Tyvis.


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[Assistant] Correct me if I'm wrong, Linebacker seems to be going away almost in the NFL.


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[Assistant] Let's wait and see how the suspension goes and if he's able to stay with them.


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[Assistant] You know, when the Eagles come to town for the joint practices, that could be his.


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[Assistant] That could be his preseason right there because those are, it's a controlled environment and it's, coaches love that now. Coaches love the, the joint practices even more so than preseason games. But fans aren't going to really see what they have until he's out on the field. I mean, you can go back and watch Texans clips. I, I, you know, Deshawn was the guy I wanted even before all of this.


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[Assistant] When, when the trade request first became public.


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[Assistant] I was the guy who in favor of going and getting him because of just how special he is. I was talking to someone at the Browns who was watching film on him.


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[Assistant] Right after the trade went down. Okay. And said like, and I'm gonna condense this down to 10 seconds, but it was basically the Texans had the ball on their own 35 with like 50 seconds left in the half and I forget who they were playing.


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[Assistant] But it was like over the middle, crossing out over the middle, boom, boom, boom. Touchdown. In like 18 seconds. He took him length and field. He said like, we didn't have that in our playbook.


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[Assistant] Last year, that was not, that when Six was here, that was not in our play. But Deshaun has that ability. He can go the length of the field in 30 seconds or less.


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[Assistant] I don't know if he's an ace, but he's a top of the rotation guy. You know, I don't know that I would, and maybe he'll prove me wrong, but I'm worried a little bit about his durability over the long term because he's so wiry and thin and small. He's had injury concerns in the past in the minors and you just wonder if he can hold up.


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[Assistant] He's doing great this year, but over the course of a career. But I, when he's, I mean, you saw yesterday when, when he's dealing.


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[Assistant] He can be, he can be easily a top of the rotation type of guy. He's the best of what they have.


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[Assistant] I think we've seen enough of them to know. They're fine Major League pitchers, but in terms of, you know, the, the, the pitching line pipeline that this team continues to churn out.


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[Assistant] I haven't had many opportunities to talk to him, but I just love listening to him.


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[Assistant] When, when he's done a couple things now where he just talks about attacking batters and at bats and I, I think he's a guy that's going to be here for a really long time and they've got others coming behind him in the minors who are going to be here probably mid next year, uh, mid to end of next year.


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[Assistant] I don't know what was available to them. I mean, Soto, obviously. And I, and, you know, I made the case when I was in here before, maybe we could, let's, I'm not saying let's, that they should push all in on Soto, because I'm not sure the timing is exactly right, but it's a conversation I think that we can have. I don't think they got very far down that road at all.


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[Assistant] I don't know what was out there that was going to fill what they need. The picture that the twins got.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, you could bolster this rotation a little bit. You know, I know that Zach Meisel does a terrific job on the Guardians for us at the Athletic. I was, I actually stopped by the Guardians game over the weekend and was talking to Zach and


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[Assistant] And he said they were in on Sean Murphy, the catcher from the A's. Obviously that would be a huge upgrade, but the price was exorbitant. You know, they wanted one of their top guys, uh,


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[Assistant] Espino, Gavin Williams, George Valera, these are the names that Oakland was throwing around, and the Guardians just weren't ready to pull the trigger on that. When they have their own minor league prospect in Bo Naylor, who's having a terrific year, and will probably be here next year. So they're really in this difficult spot.


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[Assistant] They have all these young guys and they're playing pretty well and they're trying to figure out who fits and who doesn't. They're certainly ahead of schedule. They didn't expect to be here. They know their limitations though where they're not ready to compete with the Yankees more than likely and the Dodgers and the Padres and some of these other teams. So what do you do? And now, and I've said it every time I'm in.


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[Assistant] They've got this 40-man roster imbalance, and how do you manage that? Well, we just saw Fran Mo Reyes was a casualty of everything that we've been talking about. Of...


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[Assistant] They just ran out of roster spots, and they ran out of time with him. Go ahead, Tyvis.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they're gonna have to make a move this offseason. I think you're gonna see them be aggressive, although I said that at the trade deadline. I was surprised that nothing got done at the trade deadline. I thought that they would do...


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[Assistant] Excuse me, I think they just ran into a spot where what was out there didn't align with what they needed and what did align, Sean Murphy, the catcher from the A's, the asking price was exorbitant.


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[Assistant] So no pressure then, Divus? I mean, Urban did Tim May's podcast, so that's the bar. Here's the thing though, too.


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[Assistant] Was his first year in Cleveland, he did something with Ethan Skolnick from Bleacher Report. Cause Ethan had, from their time in Miami. And that was like 10 years ago. That's the last time to my knowledge that he has done anything that isn't an ESPN, you know, one on one or anything like that. But to just do something fun and a little off key.


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[Assistant] Before I do, uh, final take, just wanted to take a quick second. Went down to the Dave Chappelle show last night at, in Canton at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Fantastic. He was terrific. My wife surprised me. Early anniversary gift. Oh, crap, bitch.


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[Assistant] But I had a terrible cough and I didn't want to be around you guys or the team coughing like that just for obvious reasons. So I couldn't get out to camp until over the weekend and I ran into, I told you guys, I ran into so many people.


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[Assistant] Who love the show, who love Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show, who were asking me about the show, who were sending best wishes to Jay to get healthy. They've noticed he's missing. Who were joking with me, is your wife forgiving you yet about the car? Uh, you know, good job on the car. It was just, it was fun to get out.


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[Assistant] And obviously, in my role at the Athletic, I get a lot of the same, you know, I love the Athletic, love what you guys are doing, love the stories, subscriber and all that. But now to be part of this family and to be part of growing something else in this city.


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[Assistant] Starting from the ground floor and growing it and to see it connecting with people, with Browns fans at training camp the last couple of days. It was really encouraging to me. It was a joy.


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[Assistant] Uh, for me to get to see those people and, and to just pull the back of the curtain a little bit on what we're doing here on, on where this is going. So thank you for watching. Thank you for subscribing. If I saw you at camp.


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[Assistant] You know, I remember you. I appreciate you stopping me and telling me how much you love the show. There's a couple from Youngstown that grabbed me at the end yesterday, uh, who said that they watch every single day and I'm sure you're watching today. So just for all the people that I saw at camp, it was a joy to see you. Thanks so much for watching. Tell your friends about it and let's keep this going.


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[Assistant] And they're also in the process of changing everything over to that company name, including their eBay store. And they're going to have their own website coming very soon. So yea, lots of awesome stuff will be happening. And they do ship worldwide. So, Australia.


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[Assistant] Whatever, BroadSci1, we're going to review him. He's personally my least favorite Demolition Derby contender so far, just because he looks kinda boring to me, but maybe I'll change my mind after we get him out. Anyway, for my next Cardistry Diecast review,


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[Assistant] Pretty sure he'll win. Probably should have won last time, I guess.


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[Assistant] Broadside here is in Case H for Cars 3 Singles, one of the best cases since the debut of Cars 3 Cars on May 1st. The entire list of contents


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[Assistant] And he had that feature in the movie. That's his gimmick. That's what makes him special. Taco? He's bent like a taco. I mean, that's his thing. That is the thing about him that I like. But if I look here at Broadside, he's blue? Pickup truck?


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[Assistant] Simply means to like, I talked about this in my crash video because when I was involved in that crash, I broadsided, I didn't say I, I shouldn't say I.


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[Assistant] That's like, what the definition is, essentially. Now maybe if in the movie we saw broadside the character broadsiding a bunch of other demolition derby cars, that'd be pretty sweet and makes sense, but that leads me into his appearance, which...


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[Assistant] I only even remember him from the movie. When I saw this guy, I thought it was the announcer because the announcer for the demolition derby is a blue pickup truck as well, but that's not the case. You can easily tell by like the side here on the side of the announcer. It says like Thunder Hollow Speedway and has like,


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[Assistant] And obviously he has the number here, 25. So appearance, kind of a big question mark, but obviously when the movie comes out on DVD and whatnot, we'll be able to slow everything down, take pictures, and then I'll show you guys like, here's where Broadside appeared specifically, but Demolition Derby Crazy or whatever, that was


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[Assistant] Now, after Taco and Sigler, because as you can see here on Taco, the light shines off of him. On Broadside, that's not the case due to the finish of the paint. So they're doing that now with all of them, like T-Bone and...


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[Assistant] Push over, they all have like satin matte paint finishes, which I think makes sense because obviously they're dirty, they're beat up, it wouldn't make sense that they're glossy, you know, a glossy finish.


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[Assistant] The expression is pretty, like I said, depressing. I mean, he actually looks a little bit more concentrated now that I see the teeth and the mouth. You can see his three lone teeth in there. He just looks kind of like he's growling almost. Just very kind of concentrated, I guess. Not as sad, because if you don't look at the mouth,


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[Assistant] That kinda looks sad because he's like squinting his eyes and what not. It just looks very low. But anyway, taking a look here at the grill. You can see it's kinda like painted on almost because it seems like you lost it. You can see like the black paint there.


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[Assistant] He lost his headlights there. Now these gray things are a rubbery plastic, but don't like


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[Assistant] Wikipedia. On his hood there, nothing special, you can just see some scratches of white there and then the blue background. On this side here, number is 25.


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[Assistant] It's in black with white trim, then you have this white stripe going across them, which is just pretty generic in my opinion. Here's the base if you're interested.


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[Assistant] Now, while looking at the base here, you can see that the front tires are just normal and smooth. The back ones are treaded, which is very nice to see. They do that on some of the Demolition Derby contenders, like a Taco for example, or Fishtail.


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[Assistant] But not all of them. For example, APB. They're all smooth like that. And same thing with a taco. So it's nice to get some treads here on some of them.


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[Assistant] The windows there, they're caged up with that, like chainmail there. Kind of like a cage, like I said. That is on both sides.


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[Assistant] Black text, it says, flip me over upside down. So if you're looking at this, like driving behind them, like you realize it's flip me over.


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[Assistant] Now, unless in the movie when I finally find this guy, there's something about him, there's something on him that Mattel just did not do.


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[Assistant] Of course they've done that before, they've kind of, I don't know, neglected some features of cars in the past, but,


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[Assistant] I do have to say, I think this one falls on Disney and Pixar. They're just creating all these awesome demolition derby contenders. They have all these ideas. Police car, taco, patriotic one, big RV ambulance, stuff like that. And then they just got to like the point where we need just a couple more.


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[Assistant] Hank and the crew chief, they're the same model essentially, but, you know, I still want to compare them. Broadside and the chief that is.


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[Assistant] And lastly, probably the, I don't even know why I pulled this guy out, Paul Oakley. I just thought, I don't know, I really don't know what I was thinking with this guy. Don't even know.


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[Assistant] Miss further billboard and what not. So that'll be a cool video. Then I'll probably put that on the table like over that way.


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[Assistant] Where Lizzy's is and then it will be a cool setup. So that's the plan at least. And I'll throw some demolition derby cars in there. So let me know out of these cars that I will be putting on the screen right now which one is your favorite.


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[Assistant] Sure, some of you guys might pick Broadside, but I feel like...


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[Assistant] 11, 12, 13 demolition derby related cars. That's pretty insane. That's a lot. And we have three more to go until Mattel releases more, which will be like next month. And I just want to touch on this real quickly. Right now, I'm kind of, I don't know, I don't want to say burnt out with Cars 3 diecast, but


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[Assistant] Everything is either a piston cock racer or a demolition derby contender at the moment.


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[Assistant] And it does get a little dry, even though all of them are pretty awesome for the most part, but it just gets a little repetitive because you have like, Lane Lock. Oh yea, he's cool. Then you have Darren Left, but yea, he's cool too. They're both green I guess. Then you have Ernie Gerson. Oh yea, that's cool.


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[Assistant] Next up, we have Phil Tankston, actually. Oh yeaah, nice. And then same thing with the demolition derby pin down there, so it's like everything is pretty much


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm definitely looking for a little bit more of a variety coming soon. So thank you guys very much for watching. Thanks Bailey Mays over at Mays and Boys Toys Co. And we'll see you guys next time for another video. Bye now!


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[Assistant] By the sound, I'd say there are about half a dozen flying quite low.


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[Assistant] In sickness and in health, to love and to cherish.


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[Assistant] With this ring I thee wed, and with all my worldly goods I thee endow.


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[Assistant] I told you Mr. Hammond wants you and me and Bill and Edna to come for dinner tonight. I don't know.


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[Assistant] Hello? Hello, Agnes. So glad I caught you in. Now, this is Mr. King. I was just wondering... Oh, I see. Well, can't you go bowling some other night? Oh, no, sure, I understand. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] Look, my love, for the last time, there's more to starting a law practice than just hanging out a shingle. You have to make contacts, take it by degrees. The only way you can do that is with an established outfit. You know I'm right, don't you?


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[Assistant] Hello, is this Mrs. Phillips? Good evening, this is Mr. King. Can I talk to Mabel, please? You see, she's in.


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[Assistant] Yes, I heard Mrs. Phillips. She just dropped dead.


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[Assistant] Oh, no you don't. Why? What's wrong with Ginger?


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[Assistant] You two broke even, but the Hammons lost five dollars and twenty cents to us.


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[Assistant] Qualities which you two young fellas would do well to acquire. Yes, sir. You won a dollar twenty from us and, uh, four dollars from the Philby's.


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[Assistant] Aren't you stretching things a bit, calling R3 adorable?


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[Assistant] Well, she writes a short business-like letter, yes, but what do we know about her?


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[Assistant] Okay, go ahead. What can you lose? See you tonight.


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[Assistant] In fact, you and your cock-eyed classified ad, she never even showed up. I hung her on the station till a porter practically threw me out.


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[Assistant] Don't do that again. That's enough, Roddy. Now, stop it, stop it. My wife tells me that, uh, you're a genius. That is correct. Well, if I'm not too inquisitive, do you mind telling me what form it takes? I am in my way a philosopher. Oh, I see.


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[Assistant] Well, I don't know. What do you think? Should we give the guy a whirl for a day or two?


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[Assistant] It most certainly would. Let's go.


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[Assistant] Okay, mommy, we all know you're a sculptorist. But hurry up, will ya? I wanna get this finished before the kid get home.


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[Assistant] Look sweetie, I'm going to Chicago for a few days on business, not for fun. Ah, it's getting late.


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[Assistant] I don't care how good he is, there are times when that genius gets on my nerves.


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[Assistant] And that's where I nailed him. He didn't have a comeback.


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[Assistant] Obviously. Would you mind telling me just what you were doing?


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[Assistant] Gossip about you and Belvedere, that's what I'm talking about. And I don't mind telling you it's jeopardizing my position.


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[Assistant] Oh, well I imagine it was something like that. Look, I'll admit it is all pretty silly. Very silly.


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[Assistant] Might be simpler for everybody all around if, if, uh, Mr. Velvedere sought employment elsewhere.


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[Assistant] What's the whole trouble? You always agree with Mr. Belvedere. Well, what are you waiting for?


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[Assistant] Well, I guess she got lonesome for grandma.


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[Assistant] Someone who isn't very bright. You know, dope.


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[Assistant] There you are, my good man. Look, fellas, enough is enough. Get all of these people and this stuff out of here, will you? Okay, boys, wrap it up.


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[Assistant] Okay, Mr. Belvedere, we'll be very happy to defend you. Good. How about it, Bill? It's a deal.


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[Assistant] It's the big leagues, the big show, the big salami. But for one hot dog, this season has been one big disappointment.


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[Assistant] Yes, it's been quite the fall from grace for our beloved Mustard, or has he been cheated? But regardless, certainly something's afoot here at Progressive Field, and I'm...


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[Assistant] Do you know anything about the mustard situation? Any funny business with ketchup?


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[Assistant] Here we are. Something really stinks. And it smells like onions! Blink once if you've been cheated.


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[Assistant] Conducting a not so random condiment test.


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[Assistant] That mustard's having a historically bad hot dog racing season. Back to you.


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[Assistant] I thought I told him, I thought that we talked about when you have a crush on a friend, what's the best way to go about it.


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[Assistant] A nerve root problem versus a peripheral nerve problem.


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[Assistant] Et cetera. So that treatment would generally be in addition to and or away from the neck.


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[Assistant] And in each case, we're gonna consider a patient's chief complaint and take a look and see what nerve root or, uh, peripheral nerve would be involved. So to start, if we say that the problem, the patient says I've got numbness and tingling in the area of the lateral arm somewhere.


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[Assistant] I'm thinking to myself, numbness and tingling, that's the sensory complaint, and I'm thinking first, what nerve root overlies that area? And I know that C5 goes with the lateral arm, and I'm thinking about the motor, reflex, and sensory evaluation for the C5 nerve root. So C5 motor would be the deltoid muscle test.


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[Assistant] Area, maybe even a smaller delineation though, is also associated with a peripheral nerve known as the axillary nerve.


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[Assistant] And if I have to ask myself about the axillary nerve, what is the MRS of the axillary nerve? Well, the motor is also the deltoid. It's also the teres minor.


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[Assistant] The sensory area is a pure patch for a peripheral nerve, and that's gonna be just in this little patch on the lateral side of the, uh, upper arm. So let's do another one. I think you'll get better as we go here.


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[Assistant] Let's say the patient has complaints, since this is the thumb side. Let me draw a little nail there. This is the thumb side.


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[Assistant] And I think to myself what nerve root overlies here, thinking that's C6.


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[Assistant] When I think of a C6 nerve root, I have to think about the MRS. So the M for the C6 nerve


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[Assistant] Is the, or the wrist extensors. The reflex would be the brachioradialis reflex.


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[Assistant] The sensory area is the, uh, dermatome.


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[Assistant] And C6 dermatomes all over the lateral side of the arm, plus the thumb, plus


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[Assistant] And then I'm going to say, okay, well this sensory complaint, which is over the lateral arm, is also associated with a peripheral nerve, and that would be the musculocutaneous nerve. And in the musculocutaneous nerve, we have to think about the MRS.


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[Assistant] And so I know the motor for the muscular cutaneous nerve is the bicep and it is also the coracobrachialis. The reflex is the bicep reflex.


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[Assistant] But for now, we're just going with uh, peripheral nerve and nerve roots. This is the start. So let's do another one.


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[Assistant] The lateral index finger, right around here. And I'm thinking to myself,


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[Assistant] What nerve root could that be? And I know that we just talked about the C6 nerve root is all about the lateral arm, thumb, and the index finger. So this could also be C6, C6 motor, wrist extensors, C6 reflex, gonna be brachioradialis,


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[Assistant] And when I think about the median nerve, I have to consider its MRS. And the MRS for the median nerve is the flexor digitorum profundus, digits 2 and 3.


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[Assistant] We're also going to use the flexor carpi radialis muscle for the median nerve. That gives us some muscles that are innervated


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[Assistant] Distal to the wrist and proximal to the wrist for an ultimate diagnosis that could include carpal tunnel syndrome. We'll cover that in another video.


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[Assistant] So that is what we would consider for the median error. Let's do another one. If somebody had


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[Assistant] Some parasthesias in their distal pinky, maybe on the medial side. I have to think to myself, well, what nerve root is that?


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[Assistant] The, uhm, medial forearm into the pinky and the fourth finger is going to be C8.


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[Assistant] And when I think of C8, I think of the MRS. Motor for C8. Finger flexors. Reflex for C8.


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[Assistant] Profundus, digits four and five, which is pretty much where the, uh, the sensory areas are. So four and five. And we also have the Palmer interossei.


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[Assistant] And we have the adductor pollicus muscle and we also have the flexor carpi ulnaris.


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[Assistant] There is no reflex for the ulna nerve as there was no reflex for the median nerve. And there is a sensory area in the medial side of the pinky, right over here known as the pure patch.


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[Assistant] Two other possible sensory findings. One is down the third digit, and from a, um, a nerve root standpoint, I'm thinking C7, and motor for C7 are the wrist flexors as a group, reflex is the tricep, and sensory is the dermatome down the palmar surface of the hand into the third digit. And when I have to consider


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[Assistant] Both would be correct, not a bad idea to examine both in real life.


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[Assistant] Uh, that's on the, the sensory area on the back of the hand. I'll just draw the back of the hand right up here I think. So I've got a thumb, index, third, fourth, and pinky.


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[Assistant] And I'll draw the little nail beds so that you remember that this is on the backside of the hand. We have a pure patch in this area, and the pure patch for this area lives right over here in the dorsal web. And that overlies the C6 nerve root, which we have talked about. And we also have a peripheral nerve, and that is the radial nerve.


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[Assistant] Extensor carpi radialis longus and brevis. And also the elbow extensor. We have the tricep and the brachioradialis muscle test. The reflex, we've got two. We've got the brachioradialis and we also have the tricep reflex. And for sensory, we have, uh, the pure patch in the dorsal web, uh, of the hand, on the back of the hand.


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[Assistant] And so that concludes our potential sensory differentials. Go to part two for the motor differentials.


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[Assistant] You guys are the best! Guru's on the case!


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[Assistant] Just focus on having fun and doing your best. Okay, I will. Since you're here, why don't you buy these?


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[Assistant] Then get outta here! No lookie-loose-a-lam! Come on, Drum.


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[Assistant] Good solid, not a, he's not gonna be a pro bowler, he's not an all pro, but he's just been a good solid guy who's got great hands, not elite speed, but he catches everything, runs good routes.


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[Assistant] David Bell reminds me of Tyler Boyd. I think he's gonna be that same mold of receiver. I don't think we're ever gonna see David Bell as an All-Pro or anything like that. But I get the sense he's gonna be the type of guy that's gonna turn into this.


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[Assistant] I don't know if it's a huge drop off statistically, but going into the season, you're going to trust Jarvis Landry more than you're going to trust him. I mean, it's a rookie versus a guy who's a proven veteran and a guy who's been a pro bowler at times. So I think it's on paper. It's a drop off, but in reality, it may turn out not to be at all.


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[Assistant] Just like with college players, if somebody is willing to pay you and you're a high school athlete, you should be able to get the money. There should be no restrictions on that. And if the Ohio High School Association doesn't get behind that now,


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[Assistant] This coming week. Guys, now's the time. I just tweeted about it over the weekend. Aaron Savalli is killing the Guardians, okay? You know, the offense has been way better than expected.


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[Assistant] But Savalli's been awful. And this is not just this season. This goes back to the middle of last year when they started catching guys for doctoring up the baseballs.


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[Assistant] He is lost in the soup right now. He needs to go back to AAA.


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[Assistant] And some guys are going to take longer, right? It's just like a pitcher who later in his career, Jay, you would know about this as a pitcher yourself. When you get older, you lose your velocity, right? And some pitchers can change the way they pitch and still be successful.


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[Assistant] In that game yesterday, between the Celtics and the Bucks, it felt like every time Jason Tatum touched the ball, the entire Bucks team panicked and was running towards him, and that he was finding the open man. Killed him. And the fact that Grant Williams, who had never led the Celtics in scoring, ever, leads them in scoring to win a game seven over the defending NBA champs, they are good teams.


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[Assistant] Look at, ehm, beyond the transfer portal, you know, obviously, and this is not a new trend, but with guys leaving after one year, your best players, you know, and all the big universities leaving so often, as a coach,


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[Assistant] You know, you develop relationships with players obviously, but if consistently your best players leave after one year, how hard is it to develop the chemistry amongst the team and between you and your players?


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[Assistant] I did double practice yesterday. These guys are saying it's too much practice. I don't know. What do you think? I gotta get them swinging. They got, they don't take enough swings in winter here. You can't, it's hard to practice.


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[Assistant] In fact, you had three total in your last two years, two in your last year in Cleveland, you had two. And then with the Yankees that your last year, you did have one. I don't know who it was against, but, uh,


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[Assistant] No high school baseball team. I had over a thousand people in my high school graduating. Wow, that's, that's huge. By the way, uh, by the way, gee, before you do that real quick, you, cause I, I don't want to forget cause you mentioned Ken Griffey jr. I would argue that Ken Griffey jr. Is the coolest athlete in the history of


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[Assistant] Oh, right. Guaranteed. Right. All right, bull. Final takes lead us all guys. Uh, there's a problem in this country and it has nothing to do with Republicans and Democrats. It's all about cat people and dog people. You see normal people are dog people.


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[Assistant] But we don't go any further than that as dog people. We stick with the bandana. He looks very manly with that bandana, doesn't he? He's ready. Okay, all right.


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[Assistant] And I'm fascinated to see or hear what Maurice Claret is going to say to us tomorrow about this, however it turns out.


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[Assistant] I'm sorry. About, you know, this whole board meeting and stuff.


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[Assistant] She was always fair


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[Assistant] Absolutely, we got an unbelievable class coming in. Brad, you're gonna love it. It's, it's, uh, the best in the Big Ten. It's a, a really good group of, uhm, you know, there's a sweet spot right now in, in recruiting, as you guys know, because


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[Assistant] You know, you get a guy like, uh, like a Malachi Branham and he's, he's a one and done.


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[Assistant] In order to have some continuity, uhm, I think we've got some guys that we could see in Buckeye uniforms here for a few years that are coming in as freshmen.


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[Assistant] And you guys know that because of how, you know, how well you guys cover sports. It is a really a different, a different day and age and.


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[Assistant] You know, Ryan Day, our football coach, we've had a lot of conversations because


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[Assistant] Uhm, those that have followed college basketball know that the transfer portal has really come into effect.


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[Assistant] Uhm, at a high level, really the last 10, 12 years.


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[Assistant] Uhm, waivers have come into play and, uhm, and you've seen a wave of college basketball transfers.


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[Assistant] At a significant level, really as much as 45 to 45% of, of.


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[Assistant] First time freshmen end up transferring in college basketball and you've seen that for a while.


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[Assistant] And I remember talking to Ryan in the spring and it's just like, you know, what football has seen across the board in college football, um, basketball scene for the last few years. And it's, uh.


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[Assistant] You know, as much as possible, you just try to embrace the differences of our game now than it was 10 to 15 years ago. Uh, does it bring some challenges? Sure. But we've also benefited from the transfer portal here at Ohio State. We've had some really good ones that have come through and been really good players for us.


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[Assistant] Any coach will tell you right now in college basketball, as a college basketball head coach, the biggest challenge here is, is roster continuity and in the midst of, of the transfer portal and obviously your best players, uhm,


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[Assistant] The last, since we've been here, our best players have professionalized early. Now we had a guy like Kyle Young who


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[Assistant] Was a phenomenal player for us, but was, wasn't necessarily a guy that could go and play in the NBA. He was here for five years.


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[Assistant] And we, we were blessed to have him for five years. We had adjusted arms for four years. We're going to have another kid just as suing who was a transfer for four years, but like EJ Liddell, uh, terrific player for us.


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[Assistant] Uh, but we're only going to have him for three years. Malachi Brandon we're only going to have for one year. Uh, Dwayne Washington who helped us get to the Big Ten Championship game as a junior. Uhm, we thought we were going to have him back.


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[Assistant] Uh, this coming year, he goes to now this G League Combine. It used to just be the NBA Combine. Now it's a G League Combine. Plays well there last summer.


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[Assistant] And then play so well that it gets invited to the NBA combine. And, and I told him at that point, I said, Hey, Dwayne, if you, if you get invited to the NBA combine, it's,


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[Assistant] But it may be time for you, the best decision for you and your family. So navigating all that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, it's a great question because it's really at the forefront. I think of all of our minds.


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[Assistant] When we heard about name, image and likeness and you started hearing about this a couple years ago, uhm,


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[Assistant] In our minds, we kinda said, we get it. It totally makes sense.


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[Assistant] Athletes at, at universities should be able to profit off their own name, image and likeness. There's too much money in college football and college basketball and in college sports in general, they should have that opportunity. I think as it really came into play here, uh, in these last few months, what we, you know, what we started to see is the idea of, of, um,


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[Assistant] Both in transfer recruiting and then in high level prospects. You know.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and, and whether it's involvement from, uh,


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[Assistant] Whether it's involvement from third parties or whatever, but the idea of, okay, hey, what can this school


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[Assistant] What opportunities can this school provide for me and I'm not going to make a decision maybe until I know


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[Assistant] You know what those opportunities, uh, can and will be. And I think that's.


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[Assistant] Where, uh, you saw the last couple weeks, the athletic directors at major conferences, uh, get together and say, we've got to get a handle on how it's impacting the recruiting aspect of it versus, um, uh, how it's impacted the current student athlete. And for us, you know, E.J. Ladell, he, he, uh,


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[Assistant] Automobile, uhm, some auto sellers here in town. Several of our guys have gotten cars as a part of their deals and their work with local businesses. Uhm, so our guys have benefited.


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[Assistant] Who's a, who's the best in the country and he's kind of give us in a direction on, hey, this is what we want, uh, NIL to look like. We have open doors, which is a company who has all, um, takes all the deals from our athletes and, um, and helps assist them with that process. Our athletes now, some of our athletes have.


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[Assistant] Um, representation, NIO representation that help them with this. We communicate to our athletes about, Hey, you gotta pay taxes on this money. So there's an education process that goes along with this, uh, with all of our athletes. It starts as soon as they get here. Um,


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[Assistant] So it's, it's, it's a lot. It's a, it's kind of a new element of, of this, uh, uhm, the, the college game.


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[Assistant] That's where this is headed. I, you know, perhaps there'll be a different ruling than I would anticipate, but I could, I could definitely see that this is where, this is where this is heading. As a matter of fact, I don't know how necessarily you stop it from heading in this direction.


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[Assistant] I just think there's going to be education required. Here's what I've said in recruiting when it comes to NIL. For us, I've told players and families.


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[Assistant] Uhm, NIL can be a reason that you want to come to Ohio State, but it shouldn't be the reason.


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[Assistant] There's too many other really positive things about this place and we have a great example right there, uh, sitting with you guys that, that, that,


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[Assistant] That has, has benefited, there's too many other really good things that we wanna communicate beyond.


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[Assistant] A terrific education and a place that can benefit you well beyond just your time here. So if it's a reason we understand that and we embrace that, we're going to lean into that and support that.


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[Assistant] If it's the reason you're choosing a place, we're probably not the place for you. You should probably choose somewhere else.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know, I think, I think we've got to, so we've had, uhm, we've had four opportunities.


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[Assistant] Uhm, four years here of postseason opportunities, uhm, when it comes to the NCAA tournament.


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[Assistant] Uh, we've been here five years. We've been a single digit seat every year. We've been ranked in the top 15 in the country all five years and.


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[Assistant] As you know, Brad, you know, when we got here, uhm, the program head didn't go to the, uh, didn't even go to the NCAA tournament or the NIT the year before went to the NIT.


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[Assistant] So it was in a position where it needed to be, um, you know, there, there needed to be some, um, some things that we built in in terms of solid recruiting classes.


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[Assistant] Uhm, we were able to get there our first year and win a game as well as our second year. I think, I think for us.


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[Assistant] Uhm, while we've advanced every year, the year we were picked highest, we were actually seeded highest, we got upset. We've advanced every year.


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[Assistant] I get it. We're as hungry as anybody about taking that next step, uh, in terms of where, uh, what that looks like and not just advancing to the second weekend, uh, but beyond. Uh, I think the biggest thing for us, Brad, we got to continue to grow, uh, defensively. We have to continue to get, um,


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[Assistant] Uh, improved length and size within our program across the board, kind of positions one through five.


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[Assistant] You know, I feel really good about the level of consistent success and being consistently good.


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[Assistant] But we're all obviously hungry for, you know, to take that next step. And I really believe that this incoming freshman class, uhm, as they continue to grow and as we build beyond that class in the 23 class gives us a real chance for that brand.


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[Assistant] Doing just what you did, you know, calling their friends, calling their buddies at other schools, the pride that they have in that. And that's why we're so hungry to, to obviously do what we just talked about in terms of continuing to grow this thing and advance even deeper in the tournament. Uh, because I, you know, you feel that as the head coach at a place like this.


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[Assistant] And we really did when, you know, when we got beat as a two seed.


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[Assistant] You know, we really tried to, two years ago, we tried to really look and say, okay, granted it was in the bubble.


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[Assistant] Stayed in the same hotel and couldn't go outside for about eight days.


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[Assistant] You know, it was odd circumstances and we had, you know, we had some, we had a very significant injury.


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[Assistant] But I think every year you look at it, I got a really...


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[Assistant] I mean it was a really moving text from Jay Wright, uhm, the day after he beat us. Uhm.


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[Assistant] And it was, uh, obviously I had known Jay from our days in the Big East, uhm,


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[Assistant] Basically a one, two or three seed most years. Uhm, one year they did make the tournament, but he had like a six year stretch where they didn't even win a game in the tournament or they won one game.


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[Assistant] Uh, and then maybe one year where they didn't make the tournament.


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[Assistant] And he just said, Hey, um, you know, he just, I think it was an older coach. I think maybe at that time he knew he was.


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[Assistant] You know, he knew he was, he was gonna retire, but it really meant so much to me. Uh, just, just how encouraging it was. And I think that's the deal. Get, get there as much as possible. There's been three teams in the big, in the big 10. That's it. Three teams in the big 10, the last five years that have.


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[Assistant] That's it. Uh, so it's hard to get there, but obviously we're hungry to, uh, to continue to, to move the needle. Coach, you have a sign over your right.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so it's just things we talk about, um, you know, with, within our program and, and, um, truth, humility, respect, um, thankfulness, accountability, and, um, I almost forgot the, oh, toughness. Can't forget that.


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[Assistant] As much as, you know, I think any coach will tell you, you kind of steal some ideas from other coaches and other programs and the ones that you really respect.


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[Assistant] You know, I think for me, you know, as I, as you kind of grow your coaching career and you study other programs, you say, okay, hey, you know, what do they do that has made them really, really successful? And, um,


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[Assistant] You know, your core values, they can be hung on a wall and something that just is a sign or they can be something that you and your program really embrace and we try to embrace. It's not to say we're perfect or our kids are perfect, but I do think there's a belief in how we want to do things. And with a new group coming in,


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[Assistant] You know, I've really tried to, I've really tried to embrace it because


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[Assistant] I'm not stopping hundreds, a hundred year of, you know, Buckeye faithful and what their allegiance and loyalties are, uh, at this place. It's ingrained. It's, it is a football blue blood.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and it has been for decades and I've really tried to just embrace it and


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[Assistant] I remember after one of the games, my first or second year, I wore an Archie Griffin, uh, jersey and, um, and it was my way of just saying, hey, I've embraced what this place is. And, um, I've gotten really, you know, I have really, I got close with Urban when he was here and I remember Urban saying, you know, this,


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[Assistant] But they really turn their attention to us, uh, once, once January rolls around. And, uh, we certainly have some.


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[Assistant] The thing I always crack up about is I know the football fans who are 90% football and 10% basketball because when we lose one game,


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[Assistant] Players win games, and I have this deal I say, uh, uh, in the middle of every game, and I said it late in the Duke game, I said, hey,


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[Assistant] Trust our players, trust our work. Trust our players, trust our work.


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[Assistant] Luke, you know your duty. You and your marshals go on in there and get him out. That's Indy and Charlie in there drunk. And I ain't committing suicide on myself.


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[Assistant] Why don't you go in and get them out yourself? Ain't payin' me for it. Then there ain't payin' me enough either.


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[Assistant] Say, you oughta let an American company show you fellas how to run an airline.


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[Assistant] To be or not to be? That is the question.


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[Assistant] For who would bear the whips and scorns of time? The law's delay. The insolence of office.


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[Assistant] Please help me sir. But that's the dread of something after death. Would you carry on? I'm afraid...


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[Assistant] Thank you sir. Shakespeare was not meant for taverns, nor for tavern loves.


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[Assistant] Great souls by instinct to each other turn, demand allegiance and in friendship burn.


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[Assistant] Okay. Start mixing. I'm gonna work my way up to that free one. Hey, Mike. Why Texas Golden Horse? Why not Brooklyn Golden Horse? Cause Eddie Taylor came from Texas. Dallas, Texas.


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[Assistant] For six states she talked his ears off. Of course Perry knew he wasn't Red Carp.


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[Assistant] But she kept up her act just for the fun of watching him blow his top.


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[Assistant] And all the time he didn't know that she was giving him the needle.


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[Assistant] When I met up with him, Eddie had fire coming out of his eyes and smoke coming out of his ears. Hold it, Mike. You better hitch up that third horse.


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[Assistant] How many times does that horse have to kick me before I get the end?


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[Assistant] So far, pal, you've only been riding the side saddle. Now we really go places, because here's where I met up with Eddie. You remember the bellhop? Well, Eddie tried to pass that bar once too often.


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[Assistant] Six hours and twelve bars later, I got the whole story.


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[Assistant] How he cost Perry a job and how he was the world's worst playwright.


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[Assistant] Along with it, I got the idea that there might be something I could do for these kids.


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[Assistant] Flat thing first. Got Eddie sobered up the easy way. Flat on his back in Prospect Park.


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[Assistant] Say, I know where we can rent a horse and the rain won't even touch us.


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[Assistant] You can have any kind of a gate you want, fast or slow, or one that'll rock you like a baby in a cradle. And you can have your Texas Saves brush too. Where is this heavenly spot? Right here.


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[Assistant] So, I took him to Mr. Gaboulian's writing academy.


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[Assistant] It was strictly out of this world, and that included Mr. Gabudian. He was a whacked up guy, and a fugitive from Ripley.


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[Assistant] Well, it was a place a man could go when he got fed up working nine to five. For two bits of Mr. Caboolians, he could live dangerous. Sail the seven seas and track down wild game. Yeah, the academy was something. And it was just what the doctor ordered for the kids.


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[Assistant] Oh, hello, Mr. Gabulian. Sorry to disturb you. Meet my friend Eddie.


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[Assistant] You still riding with him? Leave us have no small talk, pal. You better get that horse going again.


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[Assistant] By this time, Gabudian had enough and decided to sell the joint. And who do you think bought it? Eddie. And you know why? Just to keep Perry working. Just to give her a job.


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[Assistant] Eddie and I figured that this academy deal would clear up everything. But the place just didn't seem to catch on. Even with Perry running it and with all the face she had in it.


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[Assistant] I said I'd like to have you meet my friends, Perry and Eddie. Oh. Ah, how do you, how do you do on a very merry Christmas to you?


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[Assistant] And so, Eddie and Perry got their ranch. Which is what they both wanted all the time. Now in Texas, babies come on golden horses.


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[Assistant] None of that stock business in Texas, no sir. And that whole ranch was loaded with golden horses.


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[Assistant] Oh, yes, of course. Mr. Paul Dumont is engaged to lecture number six.


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[Assistant] Think a fella could have a smoke? Yeah, if you don't care where you spend the next five years.


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[Assistant] No matter how much they try to resist, nothing can stop Master Wisdom's plan to upgrade the world. Not even the strongest Demon Lord Dragon bots.


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[Assistant] And that's not all of it. He also caused the recent rampaging of the monsters. His plan-


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[Assistant] Anyone or thing who interferes with my noble goals, specifically Gaomikado and his Thunder Empire. It's my turn. I draw. Charge and draw!


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[Assistant] This spell can only be used when there are ten or more cards in my drop zone. It awakens a new flag hidden within the chaos! It also lets me add any single card from my deck to my hand, including Gear God! Behold! Infinity! The Chaos!


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[Assistant] Aren't you able to just hack into it again? Not quite. There's some firewall blocking me.


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[Assistant] Even though Wisdom's power is on a whole other level, Gal must find a way to win this. You were kidding yourself to ever believe you could defeat me. My power of chaos surpasses even the power of overkill. What'll we do?


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[Assistant] Yes. Master's true power is something to behold. It is futile to struggle against him. You and your friends have no way of winning. Earth will soon be upgraded.


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[Assistant] Master Wisdom is a deity! He will guide all of humanity to everlasting peace! And to properly honor such a powerful, magnificent figure, we must kneel down before him!


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[Assistant] He must have added that using bot's x-link. It seems so. But no matter, the end of Gaomikado's next turn will result in your victory, master.


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[Assistant] Your victory is guaranteed! You have eleven life, gear, god, and three chaos monsters on the field!


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[Assistant] But right now, you've taken those same monsters that you claim to build friendships with.


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[Assistant] You are no different from me, Mikado. We both do whatever is necessary to win. I earned my position as the leader of the Wisdom Clan by disposing of all those who were lesser than I.


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[Assistant] Originally, the Wisdom Clan chose someone who was inferior to me. So I had to correct the situation and make it so they would only be able to choose me.


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[Assistant] What on earth is that light? I have no idea.


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[Assistant] I can't believe that I lost. How could this happen? And to me?


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[Assistant] But when you lost Gear God, it's like you lost a part of yourself out there!


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[Assistant] Don't understand, explain! You see, somewhere in your heart you were missing Geargod. I guess that you two were buddies after all. You really are Geargod's true buddy. You think so?


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[Assistant] Initialized gear god, the upgrading of this world. New world chaos, now on sale. Bushiroad.


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[Assistant] That's a no. It's a Bond classic. You know, it's happened with Sam Smith.


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[Assistant] So now we thought, Emily, why don't we see how well your bond belting is?


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[Assistant] If you enjoyed this, like and subscribe and click the bell icon to keep up to date. For more great audio and video from the BBC, listen on sounds, watch on iPlayer.


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[Assistant] Itchy, itchy mouth, scrub it, rub it!


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[Assistant] But at the minute, when we either add a new poll, for example, like this, or when we delete a poll or when we vote, it's all very blocky. There's no kind of smooth animation or transitions. So I want to spend a couple of videos going over transitions, first of all, and then animations to animate these bars right here when we vote.


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[Assistant] So what are transitions? Well, transitions govern how elements either enter the DOM or are removed from the DOM. So right now, if I delete it, it just pops out, but it would be nice instead if it could maybe shrink out or it could fade out or something like that.


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[Assistant] Likewise, if we add a new poll, it might be nice if the polls fade in to begin with. So we can use transitions to do all that kind of stuff.


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[Assistant] So I'm going to go to the top and I'm going to just paste in an import. And by the way, we're in poll list right here. I'm going to paste in this import and we're importing three things from Svelte forward slash transition, fade, slide, and scale. These are three types of transitions that we can use. There are more as well, but I'm just going to show you these three for now.


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[Assistant] So what if I want to transition the way the poll details component comes in and out?


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[Assistant] Well, I could use a transition property on whatever I want to transition in or out. Now we can only use transitions on HTML elements, not custom components. So I can't do it on this, but we do have a div surrounding this. So I could use a transition on this.


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[Assistant] So say I want these to fade in and out. I could say transition.


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[Assistant] And the transition is going to be fade, the thing that we imported right here. Now, if I save this and come over here, I'm going to refresh. Watch what happens when we add a new poll. First of all, you're going to notice this fade out in a second. Watch.


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[Assistant] It fades out and it's a bit jumpy. We'll address that later, don't worry. But when we add a new poll now and we click add, they fade in and that's a little softer. It's a little nicer to begin with, right?


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[Assistant] Now, if you wanted to transition something differently when they enter,


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[Assistant] Then when they exit, you can do as well because right now this governs how they enter and exit. They fade in and they fade out. But if we wanted something, for example, to fade in only, then we'd say in and then fade. So if I save this now and then I go to add new poll, now they don't fade out, but they do fade in. Okay.


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[Assistant] If you wanted a different type of transition for the out animation or the out transition, we can say out and then whatever type of transition we want. So for example, I could use scale. So if I save that, then when we.


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[Assistant] Transition them out, it's going to scale out like that. Okay. In it fades out, it scales out. And if I wanted, for example, slide out.


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[Assistant] The other thing we imported at the top, I could do that. So add new poll and it slides out instead.


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[Assistant] Now I'm going to keep this as scale because I quite like that. But what I don't like is that when I go to add a new poll.


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[Assistant] Scales out then. I would only like it to scale out when we click on delete. Right? Not when we go to add a new pulp.


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[Assistant] So for example, let me just add these right here.


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[Assistant] If we go to add new poll now, look at them both scale out. It doesn't look great. Now I want to change that so that they only scale out when I click on delete and only one of them is removed. Now to do that, I can say right here after scale, a little pipe.


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[Assistant] And then say, local. And that means only when an individual item, one of these is removed, then scale out. Otherwise,


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[Assistant] Transition out at all if they're all removed, right? Only when one is removed. So if now I go to add a new poll like this, add poll, they fade in. If I go to add a new poll again, they don't fade out. They don't transition out in any way. But if I delete one, then it does fade out or rather it scales out. Okay?


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[Assistant] So, that's nice, but there's one more thing I'd like to show you. Now, at the minute, if we add some poles, let me just do this, load a junk, like so, one more.


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[Assistant] Okay, now if we remove a pole, the rest of the poles just kind of jump after the initial animation. It would be nice if they kind of animate or slide into their new positions, just to make things look a little slicker.


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[Assistant] So we can do that by importing something from a different part of svelte. We can say import and it's going to be flip from and it's svelte.


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[Assistant] After that and set it equal to an object where we can specify the duration


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[Assistant] As a property, and this is milliseconds. So I'll say about 500 milliseconds, half a second. So what I'm seeing here is look.


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[Assistant] When something is removed right here, when one of these is removed and you need to reorganize your positions, I want you to animate that using this flip thing right here that we import from Svelte animation. And I want the duration of the animation to be about 500 milliseconds. So now if I save this.


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[Assistant] That's because this should be animate and not animation. So save that. And come over here. Let me add some new poles first of all. And add another one.


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[Assistant] Okay, and now if I delete one, watch the rest of them. They slide into their new positions and that looks a lot nicer.


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[Assistant] So there we go, that's the basics of transitions and animations. In the next video, we're going to animate the actual poles. These things, oops, let me just add this. These things right here, the bars, so that they slide to their new width instead of just popping to them. And that will look a little smoother as well.


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[Assistant] He is un-tiringly active. Great and exalted deeds are what he lives to perform.


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[Assistant] But his brain, that is probably rather soft. He means well, but you shrug your shoulders to hear him talk. He talks little, sir. What he does say is ever to the point. His brain is first rate. I should think not impressible, but vigorous.


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[Assistant] I never mentioned his manners, but unless I had a very bad taste, they must suit it. They are polished, calm and gentleman-like. His appearance. I forgot what description you gave of his appearance.


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[Assistant] A sort of raw curate, half strangled with his white neck-cloth and stilted up on his thick-soled high-lows, eh?


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[Assistant] Yes, Mr. Rochester, I liked him, but you asked me that before. I perceived, of course, the drift of my interlocutor. Jealousy had got hold of him. She stung him, but the sting was salutary. It gave him respite from the gnawing fang of melancholy. I would not therefore immediately charm the snake.


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[Assistant] Perhaps you would rather not sit any longer on my knee, Miss Eyre, was the next somewhat unexpected observation. Why not, Mr. Rochester?


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[Assistant] The picture you've just drawn is suggestive of a rather too overwhelming contrast.


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[Assistant] Your words have delineated very prettily a graceful Apollo. He is present to your imagination. Tall, fair, blue-eyed, and with a Grecian profile. Your eyes dwell on a Vulcan, a real blacksmith, brown, broad-shouldered, and blind and lame into the bargain. I never thought of it before, but you certainly are rather like Vulcan, sir. Well, you can leave me, ma'am, but before you go, and he retained me by a firmer grasp than ever,


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[Assistant] You will be pleased just to answer me a question or two.' He paused. What questions, Mr. Rochester? Ben followed this cross-examination. St. John made you schoolmistress of Morton, before he knew you were his cousin? Yes. You would often see him? He would visit the school sometimes? Daily. He would approve of your plans, Jane? I know they would be clever, for you're a talented creature.


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[Assistant] He would discover many things in you he could not have expected to find. Some of your accomplishments are not ordinary. I don't know about that.


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[Assistant] You had a little cottage near the school, you say. Did he ever come there to see you? Now and then? Of an evening? Once or twice? A pause.


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[Assistant] How long did you reside with him and his sisters after the cousinship was discovered? Five months.


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[Assistant] Did Rivers spend much time with the ladies of his family? Yes, the back parlour was both his study and ours. He sat near the window and we by the table. Did he study much? A good deal. What? Hindustani. And what did you do meantime? I learnt German at first. Did he teach you? He did not understand German. Did he teach you nothing?


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[Assistant] A little Hindustani. Rivers taught you Hindustani? Yes, sir. And his sisters also? No. Only you? Only me. Did you ask to learn? No. He wished to teach you? Yes. A second pause. Why did he wish it? Of what use could Hindustani be to you?


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[Assistant] He intended me to go with him to India. Ah, here I reached the root of the matter. He wanted you to marry him. He asked me to marry him. That is a fiction. An impudent invention to vex me. I beg your pardon, it is the literal truth. He asked me more than once, and was as stiff about urging his point as ever you could be. Miss Eyre, I repeated, you can leave me.


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[Assistant] How often am I to say the same thing? Why do you remain pertinaciously perched on my knee when I have given you notice to quit? Because I'm comfortable there.


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[Assistant] No, Jane, you are not comfortable there, because your heart is not with me. It is with this cousin, this St. John. Oh, till this moment I thought my little Jane was all mine. I had a belief she loved me even when she left me. That was an atom of sweet and much bitter. Long as we have been parted, hot tears as I have wept over our separation,


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[Assistant] I never thought that while I was mourning her, she was loving another. But it is useless grieving, Jane. Leave me. Go and marry Rivers.


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[Assistant] So I got in the truck, parked in the driveway like I was supposed to be there, back in the pool with my pump, cleaning it out, and the realtor walked in the backyard, and I think he knew it was up, but he didn't want to scare off the fucking people he was showing the house to, so, he's like, hey, how are you doing? Like, he acted like he thought we were supposed to be there too, cleaning the pool, but he had to know, like, what was going on, like, so I don't really look like a pool cleaner.


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[Assistant] Like, confirm what they already think is true. It'd be better to prove them wrong.