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[Assistant] I mean for it's time the graphics were just damn incredible and the type of interactivity and formable environments and just crazy, crazy amounts of gameplay and replayability with the multiplayer and it had great, well not great, but decent enough AI


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[Assistant] In an A player, it was just crazy magic going everywhere. Build your castles. Look up the gameplay video. It is my favorite game of all time. And I, no, I'm not saying that there are other games like, you know...


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[Assistant] Half-Life and Half-Life 2, they're INCREDIBLE games, like-


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[Assistant] High, high quality and Valve is one of my favorite companies and those games are-


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[Assistant] Like, way up on my list, but as far as nostalgia's sake, and what it means to me, Magic Carpet 2 will always hold that place in my heart.


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[Assistant] So, that's that. What is my favorite non-alcoholic drink? Water. What is my favorite alcoholic drink? When it comes to going to the bar and getting drunk on a budget, you can't beat a Texas Tea.


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[Assistant] So, that's my favorite alcohol drink. For, you know, just going out to the bar. For taste, I'd just go with an amaretto sour.


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[Assistant] Pretty damn tasty. Favorite food, chicken and dumplings from Cracker Barrel. Favorite color, green. Favorite movie, Terminator 2. Favorite amnesia custom story thus far is got to be the things in the night, by far. It is just too well made to ignore.


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[Assistant] Alright. Are you planning on going to the next Comic Con? Yeeees. If you do go to the next Comic Con and are popular enough, like that's even gonna be a question. Ha ha! I'm gonna be so popular next year.


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[Assistant] Actually, my goal, remember guys, my goal is 100,000 subscribers by about...


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[Assistant] The end of June next year, so, I'm not backing down from that goal.


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[Assistant] I am never gonna back down from that goal. But, if I am popular enough, will I try and arrange some sort of meet and greet? That sounds like fun! It'd probably be at a bar, uhm, down in the, uh, whatever, Gaslamp? Gaslight district? That place out there.


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[Assistant] But, not in the com- not at Comic Con. If it was gonna be a Mean Green, it'd have to be outside. Or someplace with food. And at night so that we could all PARTY and dance the night away.


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[Assistant] Something like that. Absolutely. I do intend to get into some professional voice acting at some point, and I already have done some voice acting projects that are just waiting to be released. Uhm, I'll give you more information on that in...


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[Assistant] Time to come, they're still being developed, but I already have done.


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[Assistant] Some voice acting things for other channels on YouTube, so just be on the lookout for that. It's gonna be really- IT'S GONNA BE BANGIN'! IT'S GONNA BE BANGIN'! Okay.


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[Assistant] What horror game has rung the most total scares out of you thus far? Amnesia. Uh, just because-


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[Assistant] Frictional games probably ever imagined. It's just incredible. So, for total number of scares and times that I've been, you know, just pants-wittingly scared. Amnesia.


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[Assistant] By far, Frictional Games did something right there with getting away the tools, and I can't wait to see what the things that people make


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[Assistant] When a machine for pigs comes out. And someone asked me, yes, Amnesia is getting a sequel. Amnesia, a machine for pigs. So be on the lookout for that early next year. Alright.


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[Assistant] So, thank you so much for asking those questions. That was Firerain who compiled those from a bunch of other people.


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[Assistant] I hope that settles some things for you guys, but if you have some other questions, go ahead and feel free to write them in the comments below. I'm sure that someone, maybe Firane, will look over the comments. I'll be loo- I read every comment, so I'll be looking over the comments. Uhm, and if I see a question that I think deserves to be answered, I will answer it. But for now,


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[Assistant] Thank you guys so much for watching, and as always, I will see you in the next part. Bye bye!


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[Assistant] For all of us. I didn't want anyone to die over a picture.


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[Assistant] He had to make an example of us. We had committed treason. And while the two of us...


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[Assistant] I know he ordered their deaths. I wasn't gonna let him get away with it because of his stupid technicality. Especially after.


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[Assistant] Because the Chinese nation said that they use a certain number of policies.


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[Assistant] The human's actions threaten the galaxy, yet we have treated them as the mantle required. Their punishment is just.


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[Assistant] They took the mantle of responsibility upon themselves. And in so doing, they brought this sickness to our shores.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know that's what I'm picking for you. Oh, no wait. Yeah, sorry.


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[Assistant] But now, we purpose. Peace.


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[Assistant] It was like, you gotta wear makeup, you're on TV, and we all wore makeup for the first couple of months. I haven't put makeup on in a year.


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[Assistant] Anyways, some big, some big anniversaries coming up this, this month, Mike. Uh, this Friday, I won't be here this Friday cause it's my son's school orientation and I wanted to go and it's during the same time we have the show. So I'm off Friday, but Friday is my 12th anniversary living in Cleveland. Let's go, Bull. That's big time.


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[Assistant] No chance. I don't want to be living here, blah blah, when I moved here.


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[Assistant] And, and it's also the reason I moved here 12 years ago is for a new job. And that was to be the afternoon host along with Dustin Fox on 92.3 The Fan. And so it's going to be the 12th anniversary of The Fan. That's on August 29th. For some reason,


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[Assistant] My old radio station, Gee's Current Radio Station, Earl still works there as well.


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[Assistant] And maybe it has to do with Tom, my old boss there, I don't know what it is, but I've been banned from, I'm not allowed to be a guest on a station that I helped build.


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[Assistant] Helped, I'm not saying I built it myself, I certainly didn't. Helped build.


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[Assistant] Uh, no, I wouldn't even put them in that position. Uhm, you know, Dustin and I still speak all the time, not all the time, but we speak enough. I speak to Keith still, I speak to Lima, those are the guys I still speak to most often, and Nick and I text sometimes.


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[Assistant] Uh, but, so I'm not gonna put them in that position, but I think it's embarrassing.


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[Assistant] By the powers that be that they, uh, would, would not let me be on as a guest. I'm sure I will not be acknowledged on the anniversary because we just, you know, blow off people. And,


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[Assistant] Uh, maybe that was the only day Ken could be there. I'm not sure. That seems to be all they care about is Ken. Who I love and who's great, but uh, that seems to be... Ken got the front headline. A few other guys were in the background. You know, you got a bunch of guys that have been there forever. Jonathan Peterlin, Darrell Ryder, Jeff, uh, Jeff Thomas. A lot of behind this, Keith Britton.


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[Assistant] He's been there since the beginning. He may be the most important person at that station. G. Bush?


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[Assistant] Has established himself. Let me explain something to you folks. I apologize, gee, if I'm putting you in a tricky spot.


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[Assistant] She didn't ask me to say any of this, and if I get him in trouble, I apologize.


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[Assistant] Until this last year and change, I worked in radio my whole career. I know the business pretty well. To establish a regular audience and to become a personality


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[Assistant] On a once-a-week show is almost impossible to do.


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[Assistant] I honestly can barely think of any people that have ever done that in radio. It's an anomaly. It's a one in a thousand thing at best. At best.


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[Assistant] And G has done that with The Barber Shop. He has an audience that loves him, that can't wait for him to be on. Now he fills in sometimes during the week, but that's his show.


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[Assistant] For him to be acknowledged by, I believe it was Cleveland Scene Magazine, right? Cleveland Scene? Cleveland Scene Magazine on their top list is one of the five best sports guys in Cleveland. For a guy who, until this show started was, was


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[Assistant] And so he should have been acknowledged on that, certainly, because what you've done with that show is almost never done. And that's not just in Cleveland, where it's not done, period, but across the country.


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[Assistant] In my experience, it almost never happens. I can think of maybe one or two other examples in 20 years of doing radio.


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[Assistant] It's near impossibility, and you've done that. So you should be very proud of that.


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[Assistant] Well deserved. Well deserved. Jonathan Peterwood deserves his recognition. He is kicking ass in the ratings at night, which never happens.


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[Assistant] We love, on this show, we're one team. Everybody's a member of the team. Unlike other places.


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[Assistant] I've been, I've said this a million times, I take almost nothing into practice.


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[Assistant] And, uh, preseason. From me, obviously there's value to it for the coaches, for the players.


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[Assistant] We don't, like, who the hell knows? I don't know what these guys are working on. It's just like with spring training, right? Sometimes a pitcher will get blown up in spring training. And you'll be like, oh, should I worry about that? And then it'll be like, no, he was working on a slider that day. He was only throwing sliders. Or he was only throwing change-ups.


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[Assistant] I don't say that to apologize for Deshaun Watson because when I was told yesterday that Deshaun Watson played great, I didn't care about that either.


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[Assistant] I want, all that matters to me is how you play in the regular season.


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[Assistant] How you get there? Okay, you're figuring out how to get there.


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[Assistant] Football has become such a monster, we over cover it at this point. We're all part of that. So it, it gets so analyzed to death that we make a bigger deal of things that I don't think are that big a deal. But Ty, let's start with you because you weren't here yesterday. Is it, is it?


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[Assistant] I just really think like you can't get too excited.


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[Assistant] When practice is good and you can't get too down when practice is bad. No. If you see, if you see that you're looking, like when we would go to training camp in 2012, 2013, some of those years, and you just look at training camp and you'd be like, there's not a lot of talented players here. At all. That's one thing. But that, that you could tell to some degree.


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[Assistant] It's clear the Browns have talented players, but you don't, we never know as outsiders what they're working on that particular day. Exactly. You know, so like, I don't know how to judge it. I can't, we judge these things


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[Assistant] By the way, speaking of which, I saw Miles Garrett and I think it was Lane Johnson? Yup.


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[Assistant] Working together, like, after, like, they were help, like, you know.


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[Assistant] That's the great part about it. Speaking of Miles Garrett, that brings us to our next topic. I know it's at least my answer, but go ahead Mike.


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[Assistant] Guys, you and I talked about this a little bit yesterday. To me, it's easy and it's Myles Garrett. Uhm, he is...


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[Assistant] I am expecting, as crazy as this sounds, I'm expecting him to be, have a chance to break the sack record in the NFL. We talked about it yesterday, that he has by far


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[Assistant] The most talent around him he's ever had. Not even close, it's like a million times better than he's ever had around him. There is no excuse and he can be so impactful. Those, the rest of the guys in that D-line are good.


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[Assistant] Everybody's job on defense gets significantly harder if Miles Garrett doesn't play. It's that simple to me.


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[Assistant] We, I, I rely on Tyvis, having a level head. I'm just telling you. And he's just-


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[Assistant] How many times do you actually think he's going to be in the backfield per game?


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[Assistant] So who's the safety check? You could have three corners on the field. Wouldn't one of those three corners take Elijah Moore? So there's four wire receivers on the field. Oh, I see what you're saying. So there's three outside and then Elijah Moore in the backfield. Exactly. Yeah, I don't know.


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[Assistant] But that's two plays. I mean, ah, you know, it's two plays a game.


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[Assistant] By the way, I think we should get back, do this for two seconds and then get back to that question he just asked.


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[Assistant] And remember, he made me feel good about my hairline too. He played and put, those guys played and put up those stats before, I know they were a big offensive club, but overall the NFL, defensive backs could play a lot harder defense in those days. You could just launch yourself at a defenseless guy, just put his helmet


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[Assistant] And they're starting running back. It's not very good. It's uh, what's his name? Uh, he's alright. They got a rookie quarterback. They're going to suck.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't know. How old is Elijah Moore, Mike? Uh, give me one sec. Probably 24, 25.


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[Assistant] Elijah Moore. Elijah Moore is only 23.


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[Assistant] No, I do my- My son plays. Right. And so I'll play with him sometimes. He plays like this Star Wars game he's been playing, I don't know. But we play MLB the Show sometimes, and we played Madden a couple times, but I don't play a lot. I was never a big video game guy.


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[Assistant] I guarantee you at least a quarter of our audience thinks DTR would be a good starting quarterback right now. At least a quarter of our audience.


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[Assistant] It's that time of the year, everybody's going crazy, uh, you got dread, and things have changed so much since when you first started as a fantasy analyst, and I've known you for, I don't know, 12 years, something like that. Something like that, yeaah, really long time.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, yeah, and even way before that, like, it used to be everybody kind of played the same way.


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[Assistant] Twenty years ago, everybody kind of had the same rules. Maybe you went with a second, even, I don't think there were second quarterbacks really back then. It was really just PPR and non PPR was the only thing. Now there's so much variety between the, you know, two quarterbacks or a super flex if you will, uh, dynasty.


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[Assistant] Right, or you make your rankings and stuff like that. Do you just do one list? Or do you have to do one for keeper, one for dynasty, one for two quarterbacks? I mean, it's very complicated now.


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[Assistant] Speaking of which, we are doing the second year of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show Fantasy League. You see my trophy there, it's not in front of me right now because I normally sit in that seat, but I am the defending champion. Mickey Mouse champion.


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[Assistant] There's my championship. I plan to win it again. Now in fairness, G. Bush is sitting next to me. He really had the best team.


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[Assistant] Dave, you talk about, uh, DeAndre Hopkins doesn't matter who he's playing with. That's the case with some guys.


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[Assistant] But I definitely factor it, like I look at Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. With Baker as their quarterback, I'm staying away. I don't want Kyle Pitts and Drake London because I don't trust their quarterback situation. I don't want Terry McLaurin because I don't trust Washington's situation.


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[Assistant] How big a factor is it for you, the teams that have the bad quarterback situations, especially the wide receivers on those teams?


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[Assistant] What would be the biggest loss? He said a lot, we said Miles Garrett, which seemed like the obvious answer, and he said Elijah Moore is the second most important player on the Browns. Not from a fantasy standpoint, just from an NFL standpoint, we said he was nuts.


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[Assistant] So you're saying Mahomes number one overall if it's six points for a passing touchdown, Hertz number one overall if it's four points. I mean, it's a coin flip between those two anyway.


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[Assistant] Alright Dave. There you go. Thanks Dave. Dave Richard, Fantasy Football Seasons here. Check him out, cbssports.com. He does a great job with columns, rankings, all that stuff. Mikey McNuggets.


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[Assistant] Okay, so how many saf- four safeties, right? Five? Four safeties.


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[Assistant] What about Tanner McAllister? We don't know him. He's from Ohio State. He's right.


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[Assistant] And just that you can't, you lose the guy for a second, you're done.


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[Assistant] And I think your point is on that play, right? Better, better to lose them in the middle than on the outside.


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[Assistant] Excellent analysis from Tyvis there. By the way, what are your thoughts on


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[Assistant] Touchdown and SAC celebrations from veteran players in the preseason. Are we okay with that? Do you think we'll do? Yea, why not?


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[Assistant] So you're just in the moment, you're not thinking it's a preseason game? No, no.


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[Assistant] Thomas, do we want to discuss why you and I for a minute giggled during Dave Richards' interview or should we do that off the air?


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[Assistant] Like team names of sports teams to make the best


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[Assistant] No, no, no, forget the college version. Is sports media personalities in Northeast Ohio.


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[Assistant] Technically the halfway point is between 16 and 17, but alright.


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[Assistant] The best linebacker, former linebacker that we all know.


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[Assistant] Or maybe it was yesterday, I can't remember now. But, uhm,


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[Assistant] Okay, see, now he works for the Browns a little bit, or Mike, so he can't be as honest, certainly can't be as honest. He can be honest, you know, when he's talking to people behind the scenes.


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[Assistant] If you've been on a better team, forget about it. So...


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[Assistant] Dequell knows that position better than anybody else that we know.


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[Assistant] This was warmups. This was the first time I swung a bat since Little League. And you left handed too. I was the only lefty hitter yesterday.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's us. Welcome aboard, Spartans. I'm Roland, ship's AI at your service. On the line, Spartans. Someone will be along to show you around shortly.


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[Assistant] This is the latest SIGINT on Covenant fleet locations, Captain. Pretty standard positioning, really.


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[Assistant] The artifact is acting as a slipspace anchor holding us in place.


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[Assistant] Emergency jump complete, Captain. Injuries reported on multiple decks, but no major casualties.


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[Assistant] So that's a good example, because I know the home you're talking about, that's a good example of kind of learning as we go along. Sometimes when you start to elevate a home and you start to take kind of the skin away from the home, you realize there's a lot of structural work that has to happen.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and so we have faced those situations. The work that we're doing moving forward, we're making changes, but it costs money to build elevated homes.


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[Assistant] We're looking at all of the costs across all of our programs and trying to figure out, uhm, the best way to do this.


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[Assistant] After the storm, there was a lot of thoughts about what individual communities wanted. Uhm, but in the end, it's about what individual homeowners want. And so some homeowners are committed to elevate their home. Uhm, some homeowners have decided to sell their homes.


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[Assistant] I think that uhm, helping these communities get


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[Assistant] You know, a city that has as much coastline as we have, that has, you know, generations and generations of families that have lived here, uhm, that if there, there's ways to, to make these


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[Assistant] Homes and neighborhoods more resilient. It's important to keep these as part of the fabric of New York City.


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[Assistant] Oh my. Doctor. A moment please.


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[Assistant] He's back. You know, he's doing it against guys that are going to be looking for jobs soon, but he looked good.


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[Assistant] for the second straight week. Welcome to the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show. I hope you had a fantastic weekend rain on Saturday. Sucked. Got the game halfway in, fifth inning, tie game.


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[Assistant] We had lightning, we had lightning, so they pulled us in the dugouts for about 10-15 minutes. Lightning persisted, game over.


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[Assistant] That's fun. I want to commend you. I did this Friday, but I want to do it again.


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[Assistant] Can be one of two experiences for kids. It can be one of the most memorable athletic experiences of your life, or it can be miserable.


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[Assistant] Great. Okay, so I hope everybody had a good, uh, weekend. It started with the Browns' loss to the Commanders 17-15.


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[Assistant] And that's where we're going to begin the show. Before we do, first to low of the day to Mikey behind the glass and all the guys back there that make us look good. Uh, good weekend for you. What, what happened?


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[Assistant] Let's get to it. Yeaah, let's get to it. Quickly, one thing on the garb. We all love the white helmets. They look like stormtroopers. They're badass. I think it's the best uniform in the NFL.


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[Assistant] Alright, let's dive in. We're gonna start with the Sean Watson and I want your guys' takes before I weigh in on did we see enough of him? He threw the ball three times, he ran the ball three times, good night.


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[Assistant] I mean, we can't hear, he's not going to play Thursday, is the word. So, you know, he's going to get some.


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[Assistant] I agree with that. In real time, I was not at all happy that he threw three passes, 12 yards, done. Put him up in the long pass again.


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[Assistant] But I'm not gonna beat the Browns up for that because I do think there is a chance that he plays significant.


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[Assistant] I know he's gonna not play against the Eagles, at least that's what we're told so far.


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[Assistant] If he plays significant time against the Chiefs, that's the most important one anyhow, because that's the slingshot game. You're using that to get into the Cincinnati game in the regular season. So, what we've seen of Deshaun Watson though,


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[Assistant] I just, I have to see him a lot more before we go to Cincinnati or before Cincinnati comes here for week one.


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[Assistant] That, you know what, I don't know. They didn't really talk about it in post-game.


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[Assistant] Uh, I mean, Kevin Stefanski said he felt fine with the play calling and everything felt fine, but I'm wondering, Bull, because it wasn't just rain, it was torrential rain. And imagine selling this to your fan base. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] He twisted a knee, twisted an ankle, he's out six to eight.


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[Assistant] Because of the practice reps that he's going to get against Philadelphia. You're seeing the top two teams in the NFL in the last two weeks.


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[Assistant] Yeah, now they only have three preseason games, so we have to, we have to throw that out there where the Browns have four. Right.


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[Assistant] I appreciate y'all having me, man. You know, it's just a blessing, man.


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[Assistant] We just all kind of understood just how to play basketball the right way. I mean, we didn't have anybody who was taking just unnecessary shots.


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[Assistant] Anywhere in, uh, Indiana, but, you know, I decided to stay there for my senior year. Had my mom out there and stuff, so.


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[Assistant] Uh, honestly, uhm, it didn't really play too much of a...


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[Assistant] Even just going through high school and college, I kinda had to be more of a defensive player and a role player more, so.


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[Assistant] You never know who can do what on any given night. I mean, and I kind of point this back to summer league a little bit because


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[Assistant] Yeaah, we might be those 13, 14, 15 spots on the bench or whatever, but.


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[Assistant] I get the ins and the outs of it, and his work ethic alone just puts him that far ahead, cause a lot of times I forget that he's only 19, so like, 23 heat, and I'm just like, I feel good and everything, but I'm like.


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[Assistant] He's one of those players, like, you don't have to tell him more than once. You don't have to coach him too much. I mean, he just knows how to play.


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[Assistant] And really every team he's been on, he's had to be that main scorer. So people think he forces a lot of shots, but if you even look at the summer league, he understands how to play with other players. Like, like the numbers is just.


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[Assistant] This is gonna fall for him, and he's got great sides. He's a true 6'9".


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[Assistant] I don't see anything that could keep him off the floor, honestly.


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[Assistant] I'm a little different. I can't speak for everybody else because I was in a rush to get home. Okay. I'm not gonna lie. We was out there way too long.


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[Assistant] I first heard about David's case in July of 2011. I was sitting in my office doing some work and one of my colleagues, an orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Doug Smith gave me a call and asked me if I had known about a patient up on one of our acute care floors with a number of drug resistant pathogens. I brought up his medical record.


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[Assistant] And saw a huge amount of drug resistance. Drug resistance we don't typically see.


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[Assistant] All these R's mean that the bacteria is resistant to that antibiotic.


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[Assistant] Knowing that David had come from India, I was immediately concerned, even before seeing David, about bacteria in the wound containing this new type of drug resistance.


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[Assistant] There's not a lot of clinical experience with treating these bacteria. Anywhere. In the literature, there's no books, there's no...


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[Assistant] Things on it. So we had to figure out what to do for David right then and there.


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[Assistant] Have you been into the Clifton-Ryfampin combination?


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[Assistant] We went away from it because of its toxicity and the ability to use new antibiotics.


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[Assistant] The problem now is we don't have a lot of new options and we're going back to some of our older antibiotics.


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[Assistant] David was an example of something that's already here. So, their entire...


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[Assistant] Continents that have this major problem. A health, public health problem already.


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[Assistant] David was simply a sample of that population in, new to us. And that's key because hospitals in any city in the country are going to have patients from all over the world. That, that globalization, that mobility is going on now. This is already here.


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[Assistant] Yes, I know it's sudden, Lisa. But you've just got to trust me, okay? I'm gonna send over 75k. And I need you to transfer it into an offshore account today.


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[Assistant] It doesn't matter where it came from. Can you help me or not?


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[Assistant] Hollow Point bullets are a nasty business. The silver slug deformed and shredded on impact.


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[Assistant] Look, I'm a bit engaged setting his life at the moment, but if the fractured extremity concerns him that much, he can set it himself.


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[Assistant] Hmm, not bad. That'll do, I suppose. He's lucky to be alive.


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[Assistant] Excuse me, Miss White, but perhaps it'd be better if you gave me a few minutes to finish with him.


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[Assistant] Believe me, Bigby couldn't be in better hands. And I need the space to work, so... Don't worry, Snow. I'll be okay. We'll be done in a moment. Just please, give us the time.


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[Assistant] Having visits with me, and, well, this time, this time was no joke.


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[Assistant] Eat as many metal shellings as you see fit, but take just one more silver round near your heart, and the only place I'll be visiting you is the morgue.


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[Assistant] You'll be fine for light duty. If he can figure out what that means.


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[Assistant] I know, but please, don't give him the excuse. His body will eventually give out. Take care of him. Please.


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[Assistant] The way I understand the law is that it's very vague. So it's an interpretation of the law.


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[Assistant] Well, it really comes down to where they heard that. If they heard a rumor, I think it would be totally appropriate.


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[Assistant] You're constantly trying to get edged. If you have edged, that means there's a reason that you know that no one else does, legal or illegal, to buy the stock.


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[Assistant] It's all about getting information. They call it trading stocks, but it's really trading information. Like that's, that's what we were doing.


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[Assistant] There was not a restaurant I couldn't go to, a club I couldn't go to, which is great for a guy in his late twenties in New York City and, you know, the city was mine. It was just there for the taking and, and I took. But the purpose was for me to develop relationships and get information.


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[Assistant] You would have one guy who knew what was going to be on the cover of Barron's two days before it came out.


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[Assistant] And you'd have another guy who would be able to call you and say, Hey, a billion dollars is coming into the market in two hours. And you might go visit a friend in the Cape and find out that his father is a doctor. And then all of a sudden you're thinking maybe he knows something to do with this drug that's trying to get approved by the FDA.


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[Assistant] So I started to realize that almost every relationship that you have could be, you know, information that will help you formulate a trade.


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[Assistant] The more commission you pay, the better service you're going to get.


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[Assistant] You need that first call, and you're gonna pay for it.


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[Assistant] If you're paying the street 30 to 50 million dollars in commissions, you're going to get people's first call.


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[Assistant] He was very charismatic. He was very bubbly. And, you know, it was almost as if when he walked into the office, someone was dropping rose petals in front of him. And, you know, it was like the homecoming queen. And everyone loved him.


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[Assistant] I remember sitting there on the desk one day and Raj Rajaratan was out and the phone rings and I'm like, Galeon.


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[Assistant] And the guy's whispering or something, and I'm like, hello, Galleon. And he's like, is Raj there? I'm like, no. So he's like, mmmmm. He's like,


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[Assistant] Jeffries is going to upgrade Amazon in six minutes. Click. And so I'm sitting there and I'm like, oh my god, what do I do? Cause if I don't buy Amazon and the stock's upgraded and the stock goes up, they're going to find out. But if I do it, you know, isn't this illegal? What should I do? And so I sat there for five minutes.


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[Assistant] And I remember sitting there saying, wow, I'm like, if I got this call every day, I'd be a great trader too. Okay, you know, I need my own Mr. Whisper.


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[Assistant] David Slane was one of the most feared people on Wall Street. And he's, he's a big guy, very intimidating, and there wasn't a personality bigger on Wall Street when it came to trading.


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[Assistant] Surveilling people from their home to the subway to work.


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[Assistant] Followed them on their breaks, listened to what they had to say, who they were speaking to.


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[Assistant] So that we can learn as much as we could about these people.


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[Assistant] And on the given day, when we felt that the timing was right, we would get behind that person in a Starbucks or Dunkin' Donuts. And when the clerk would ask, how do you take your coffee? We would answer for him, two sugars and cream. Please come with us. We'd like to speak to you.


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[Assistant] We likened it to the first Jaws movie, that we're gonna need a bigger boat.


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[Assistant] One of the riches of wire intercepts is the freedom that they used in talking about trading. And this cascading flow of riches is still being sorted through today.


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[Assistant] Expert networks perform a very legitimate function in the industry. They were also used for insider trading.


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[Assistant] And we learned this because, uh, we use cooperators, uh, to join these networks and we recorded these telephone calls.


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[Assistant] Well, welcome sheriff. What can I get for you? You interested in a particular cut?


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[Assistant] Uhm, let's see. What do we have in stock? Let's, uh, let's see what we got here. Flying steak on special. New York strip.


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[Assistant] Oh, I can have some wild boar in tomorrow if you like.


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[Assistant] What you see is what you get. Just meat. You don't find anything else. We just, uh...


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[Assistant] We do more wholesale and meatpacking than walk-up service. I'd like to help you. Really, I would. But there's, uh, nothing here.


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[Assistant] Did you hear that? What?


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[Assistant] Oh, I'm real sorry. Hold on, I just gotta go check on that. Don't go anywhere, I'll be right back. Butcher? I just have to go see.


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[Assistant] Please don't kill me, Sharon! I don't wanna die. Please! Please don't kill me.


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[Assistant] Dad, either way, they said to me...


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[Assistant] Yohan, you can keep your life and lose your shop, or lose both. What would you do?


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[Assistant] It was a simple choice to make in the moment. Hey, do you mean Mary?


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[Assistant] The crooked men's people. Jersey Devil, Dian Dumb, and that mental case Bloody Mary.


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[Assistant] You want to talk about the real butcher? It's her, not me. This is her place.


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[Assistant] I'm telling you, they muscled in on me. Took over my storage and delivery a long time ago.


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[Assistant] What is this place? I told you, baby. I don't know. They muscled me out. I swear, I don't know anything more.


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[Assistant] I haven't been back here when it was like this.


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[Assistant] You come in here making trouble for me.


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[Assistant] But you only give a shit now cause the crooked man stepped on your toes or something. Where were you when they took this place from me?


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[Assistant] It hasn't been easy for me. You think I want to live with this at my back? I needed help. I needed your help.


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[Assistant] That I can do. This stuff is out of my league.


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[Assistant] You can't think I'm the only one the crooked man has under his yoke.


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[Assistant] What is it? That's the Crooked Man's, uh, brand. It's on everything that goes in and out of here. So you do know something, huh? Is that a wheel or what?


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[Assistant] I guess they never used that thing on wolves, huh? What's that supposed to mean? It's from back in the homelands. A torture device. It came over here with the rest of our stories. Not that Mundies need any help coming up with that kind of thing. It makes people crooked. Like breaking their bones and... Do I really need to explain this?


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[Assistant] Maybe just don't touch anything back here, please?


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[Assistant] This is just horrible. Things must have gone on here.


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[Assistant] You don't have to tell me. And that fucker Crane knew all about it!


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[Assistant] Yeah, what about Cray? If this all...


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[Assistant] I mean, finding the crooked man is so fucking important. Why don't you ask your boss? Snow. No, Crane.


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[Assistant] He said he knows where everybody is. I don't know how, but he's got some way.


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[Assistant] Yeah, with stuff like that mirror, I'm surprised that you ever need to leave the office. None of your business, butcher. Don't worry about it. Okay.


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[Assistant] It's a lucky pawn. They probably took crane there too.


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[Assistant] Well, I'm real happy you found what you're looking for, Bigby. What about me? Huh?


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[Assistant] I'm gonna have to spend the rest of my short life looking over my shoulder for Bloody Mary. They won't care that I held up my end. There's no way to get out of this.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Maybe it's not my scene. But it is my case. Tomorrow it'll be my case. And the next day. Till we catch it.


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[Assistant] No. No suspects at this point, sir.


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[Assistant] And then we'll set up the call for you. We just try to provide anonymity.


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[Assistant] To some degree for the, for the experts. That's just to protect them. Yeah. You know, we have people from a lot of public companies.


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[Assistant] That, you know, people talk to them and then they check back with them, you know, a couple months later. So there, you know, there's a pattern that, that she's, you know, providing


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[Assistant] I'm so sorry. Tomorrow tickets will go on sale to the general public. Tonight is a special members only event.


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[Assistant] Got the product at 19% at an annual fee of $20. So in that sense, it was very egalitarian and very good.


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[Assistant] We were working this thing here for a good cause, free market pricing.


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[Assistant] The late fees that were common across the industry up until Smiley were in the $5 and the $10 range.


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[Assistant] The economic thinking was that there had to be flexibility to allow.


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[Assistant] Who've, uh, skyrocketed rates from 14% to 25% and $40, uh, uh, late fees and, uh, bad check fees and so on that fall on the shoulders of the less well off. Yes, there's something bad has happened.


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[Assistant] So we need regulation. Well, we have regulation. We have regulation already.


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[Assistant] The control of the currency regulates all the national banks, and they have very vast powers.


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[Assistant] I know enough about the industry and the lawyers in the industry and there have to be people sitting there saying, we've got to find a way to deal with this. Have we reached that point? I don't know. But my guess is there's a debate going on.


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[Assistant] The status quo is bad and then it gets worse. Profits keep... 25% bad rates become 30% bad rates and late fees become $50 and $60 and so on.


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[Assistant] And this is a very standard method used all around the world and certainly around the United States.


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[Assistant] At the time outbreaks are happening, there was an outbreak in 2012 in Oregon and Washington. A big outbreak starts in 2013.


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[Assistant] Do you think that there was really no salmonella for three years before that?


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[Assistant] So what you're telling me is the government has not tried to reduce the amount of salmonella on chicken breasts and chicken legs like the kind I buy.


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[Assistant] So in the middle of the outbreak it's building steam and you do more sampling of chicken parts under foster farms.


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[Assistant] And you find that one in four pieces of chicken are contaminated.


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[Assistant] I just wonder at this time, here we are in the fall, there are hundreds of people getting ill, the hospitalization rate is nearly twice normal, but this stuff is still being sold, people are buying it.


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[Assistant] If I'm clear, you did not cause any withdrawal of product from the food chain, from commerce.


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[Assistant] Which is part of your charge, right, is to keep the stuff from getting out there.


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[Assistant] Seminole, a hazard not reasonably likely to occur, is what Foster Farms wrote in their plan.


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[Assistant] I guess the question comes up looking at all this. Uhm, where was the agency?


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[Assistant] But the 2013 letter uses the exact same language of deficiency as the


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[Assistant] My goodness, what's going on? Why didn't you just say, we have a problem, we should shut it down?


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[Assistant] California grown and delivered fresh within 48 hours. Foster Farms. Always natural. Always fresh.


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[Assistant] You said it would be a million. Yeah, so 33,000 a year. And it's like an annuity. If I die before DNA, it doesn't pass anybody.


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[Assistant] Oh my gosh. You can go to jail for putting gum on the street.


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[Assistant] My co-hosts try to save you. They try to go to the White Sox and their team destruction. But this is all about you, man. See, in the hood, the guy who gets knocked out


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[Assistant] Usually is the guy who squares up first. You threw your glove down like you had hands. You know if you got hands or not. Now here's the problem.


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[Assistant] You got nice, the overhead, right? Didn't connect. He ducked two of those, and usually when somebody is ducking, and you sitting here, and they go up underneath you, he was looking at him like this. Ha ha ha, gotchu. They grabbed him back, and like you said, your chin don't lift weights.


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[Assistant] Everybody can get knocked out. And it's just all about whether or not when you get knocked out and you take your, you take your ails like the rest of us do. You know when you get knocked out.


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[Assistant] You have another renewed sense of, uh, aggressiveness now. Cause you're like, man, I done gave some, uh, ass whoopens out. I done caught a couple ass whoopens. Ain't no big deal to me. Like, those are the most dangerous people. But these guys right here, the fake tough guy, look at him throw, look, you,


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[Assistant] I think he had a side chick if he was messing with this girl and then she just outed him to everybody. Oh really? I think that might be the same dude. I don't remember that.


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[Assistant] The only way you can come back from this is, you gotta, you gotta go fool Willie Mack. You gotta go fool Willie McGinnis. You gotta make an example out of somebody. You better come in with the mean street posse, and the first thing that say something, now you gonna, listen, you might get cancelled, and you may go to jail, but the only way,


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[Assistant] The only way to come back from that is you gotta make an example of somebody. They be like, dang, Tim Anderson didn't have to do him like that. And you still gonna say, why'd you pick him? Why don't you go find Jose Ramirez and fight him again?


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[Assistant] Hey, hey, street correspondent Earl, when he... Translate! This, in my, I hope he's thinking it this way. When he says it's bigger...


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[Assistant] Is he, is he insinuating that he's gonna catch him outside? That's what it sounded like to me. In the streets and not the diamond.


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[Assistant] In a restaurant, and just bean street posse, that's not a thing. But here's the thing, I think they may give that caveat, like look, hey we watching you bro, that's premeditated, and we catch you, and you do it again, we gonna give


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[Assistant] However, he's counting on Ramirez being, uh, he's like, Jose come from a tough place. And, and, and, where is he from, the Dominicans?


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[Assistant] If he's threatening him, he gonna get him back. He's thinking, Jose ain't from no regular up top, like, you know, he's not no sucker. Like, he's not coming from private school or something. Jose, he was with it.


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[Assistant] He presses chins though. It looks like he presses a lot of chins. You might not want that smoke to second. Because here's the thing, if he gets you a second time, and you initiate it,


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[Assistant] And it was right on it. I mean, it was, it was a great job. Amen. Amen. By the way, man, the fact that his, his, he has no feeling in his arms. He's no, he is not with us at that moment.


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[Assistant] It's so weird. It's good for the sport. It's so weird to me because like if you look at it, like when Miles Garrett was swinging their helmet, right, he got the rest of the year.


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[Assistant] He had to do a bunch of stuff with that.


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[Assistant] Like, so we will condone a lot of things, like, in the NBA, because they went in the stands for one supported time, they didn't headed it off so bad, but they're like, if you step off the bench,


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[Assistant] You just gotta be in it. We get you up outta here. So, I've never understood how it is in hockey. They could just do that.


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[Assistant] I just hit a home run. You can literally take a ball and throw it a hundred miles an hour.


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[Assistant] But that was part of the game for years. Like that was just what it was. And people would justify it and say, you never show up anybody. We don't play that here. I'm like, you just hit me with a baseball. What about you hit me with a baseball and I take this wooden bat and come beat you half to death with it. Didn't Albert Bell run out to the mound once with a bat?


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[Assistant] Or player shaving points. Yeah, that too. Cause now it's the integrity of the game. Well, or worse, because I've always, my worst fear is, even if I'm tackling somebody or somebody's messing around with me and they want to fight me, if I just hit them and they, they die.


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[Assistant] That's how bad it's possible. Like, like, they could just get brain trauma and be in a coma forever. Like, and then it's like, wow, you just killed somebody when obviously, yeah, they did hit you, but what could you have done to kind of deescalate it?


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[Assistant] I'm gonna get you. I would go to his kid's birthday party and punch him dead in his face.


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[Assistant] Right when he's blowing out the candles and I'll leave the gift for his kid. I'm not, listen, there's no way that you feel you're gonna do that. See, Draymond Green feels like he can get away with stuff because he's the boogie man of some sort.


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[Assistant] I would, I, listen, I would jump him. I wouldn't even do it one on one. I'd get me and my brothers and we'd throw trash cans at him.


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[Assistant] And you can't call the cops because you're a thug, Draymond. You know, no cops, no cops involved. You can't say nothing.


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[Assistant] By the way, here's what we're giving him credit for. Jose not only, only knocked him out, but he dodged two mean right hands. And on top of that, he was the one, he was just protecting himself. Old boy instigated it. So that's a three, he got three things that happened prior to the whole situation.


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[Assistant] You know, sometimes in these speeches, there's no, I think it's so hard to get it right.


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[Assistant] Like, because you don't want to come off too over the top.


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[Assistant] And you don't want to come off too gloomy. I know people that went up there and just had a cry fest from like two hours. You're like, bro, you made, you made it. You did the first, the highest pinnacle of your sport. Uhm, while you're crying the whole time. I just think it's really difficult. And plus when you're dealing with Joe, who's like a really,


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[Assistant] He's a humble dude. Like some people, you know how some people be fake humble?


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[Assistant] Some people can act like they're humble, but they really got ego. I don't think Joe Thomas has a very big ego, so it's kind of difficult sometimes to kind of capture.


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[Assistant] You know, the correct emotion that you want, especially if you're a guy who doesn't have what we would say.


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[Assistant] You know, touchdowns or he doesn't have interceptions or he doesn't have any of those stats. What he does have is he's just like, I'm just better than everybody that ever came through at this position. And I work hard. I love my teammates. I want to be a good, a good teammate. So sometimes it's hard to convey those things. Um, I think he's glad it's over.


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[Assistant] Because he's not a guy that wants a bunch of attention. I think he'll be much more, uh, excited about it as the years go on. He'll be like, wow, I actually made it.


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[Assistant] You know, my cousin had came over from Wisconsin and, you know, he's, um, he's a, uh, he's a transplant from Ohio, but he lives in Wisconsin.


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[Assistant] So he lives in like the state capital of Madison, and he's like, uh, yeaah, he's like, you know, I'm a Pac- we watch the Packers all the time. I watched the Packers and the Browns. He said, I didn't even know the Vikings had won 12 games last year.


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[Assistant] The Browns have been so bad, it's been hard to be that bad. Because if you watch their team, they got Justin Jefferson and Granite, they got Kirk Cousins, but they had Dalvin Cook too as well.


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[Assistant] Make sure you cut that. That is Majin Buu. Cut it.


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[Assistant] That is Majin Buu, not Skinny Buu. It's Skinny Evil Buu when he absorbs go tints and trunks. They're looking around.


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[Assistant] It's such a big thing for the city and I'm glad that they're putting the money and the energy back into it because for a while it was getting stale. But as far as the pilgrimage is concerned, I've never seen this in sports, is the coolest thing in the world is being in Canton as a guy that lives there and to see when people get inducted


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[Assistant] And you start to see people in their bills jerseys, 49ers jerseys. Listen, I took a picture with Ed Reed.


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[Assistant] I saw him at a gas station. This was before I even was really cool. He said, Hey, big dog, where can we get some food at right now? I got my whole family. Man, this dude had 40 people with Ed Reed jerseys on and people, it's just, it's just shows you how much people love their teams that they would take the time out to go.


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[Assistant] To Canton, to celebrate somebody that don't even play for their team no more, to show their admiration, to show how much they meant to these people. And these guys are in the stands, and it's their wife, their kids, their grandchildren.


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[Assistant] So, so when you look at this, I always go to this thing called, uh, player eligible. It's like a future legends score. And so basically what they do is they take different things at different point totals and they basically extrapolate it out and say we're gonna give you


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[Assistant] As you accumulate and rack up the points, obviously the more points you have is the higher, the highest you can get. So basically when you look at that and you look at the years in inductees, Julius Peppers has 54 points.


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[Assistant] Antonio Gates has 38 points, uh, Eric Barry, which I was surprised had that many points because he was injured a whole lot, uh, had, uh, 32 points. Alodinata had 27 points and I think the next couple guys, I think there's a couple, Jamal Charles has 17 and Brandon Marshall had 14. So who are you taking? I would probably


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[Assistant] And if I got Miles Garrett and Julius Peppers, you might as well chalk it up. I mean, but we got...


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[Assistant] We got two other guys I think are pretty good. Yeah. Uhm, I don't know if anybody's had Hall of Fame defense events, both of them. Maybe the, maybe the Steelers at one time. But if you give me a Lodi Natto in his prime,


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[Assistant] There are a couple outliers, like, like that. 28-3. If you look at Curtis Martin, when they put him in, I said, oh. Well, he was number two in all, in


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[Assistant] This is why I look, if I look at Dick Chubb, I say, look, he could do a Curtis Martin, Doug. It's just about whether or not you have the stomach. Cause think about it. Nobody was saying cut Frank Gore. No. They kept putting him on teams. He kept playing. He was productive. He was productive. As long as Dick Chubb could be productive. And then you're like, yo, it don't, the money don't matter.


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[Assistant] If there's anybody that would not mind being like, Oh, this guy's a starter. I'll just get short yardage or I'll just be a second round. Like you wouldn't keep Nick Chubb on your team as a, as a second back. Sure. When he's, when he's 30, when he's 31. Oh yeah.


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[Assistant] To me, he's the, and I've never done this in my life. I have never attached myself to a person and said under no circumstances do I want to get rid of this person.


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[Assistant] Like, I've always been a person that looks at the numbers, looks at the money, uh, productivity injuries, and is like, okay, move on or not. For me, I believe he is so much of a asset to the team and organization.


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[Assistant] There'll be one day that people will look at Nick Chubb just like they looked at Jim Brown.


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[Assistant] Like, not to the extent of the cultural phenomenon, but when you say running backs in, in, in the browser organization.


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[Assistant] There's no reason that he couldn't have had the Russian title last year or the year before. Like he just, they use him differently. Like they have a system. I just think in the end they're not going to pay for it.


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[Assistant] When I found out that they wouldn't get no more linebackers, I was like, I need to pulse out there. Like, what are you talking about? Like, I, hey, I might be the Duke of New Jersey, but I ain't dumb. You gotta at least line somebody up out there. Who you not?


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[Assistant] He's out of a job right now. And Kareem Husky didn't have 500 yards. I'd give him 412 and maybe four touchdowns, but that's it. I love the specificity.


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[Assistant] I think. Well, I think they are too. They're talking about not letting Jerome Ford be automatically third down running back. Like, they're like, we'll use Nick Tubbo in third down. When Stump Mitchell said that, I was like, well, dang, I haven't. I love to hear that.


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[Assistant] Alright. I asked him before the game, or not before the game, before the show, I said, I asked McNuggets, I said,


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[Assistant] That's so, that's the crazy. See, if I were gonna do that, if I wanted you. Well, I, I looked at it like this. Think about how crazy they're diminished. You can say that about any other position. Oh, I see.


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[Assistant] Still works the same way. Say you didn't have to give up no picks. You could just give up money. Would you pay Dalvin Cook $2 million?


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[Assistant] So, so you, so alright, if you, if you're saying- Hell, we, we- I wouldn't, I changed my mind.


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[Assistant] Because you're rotating more, more guys. You wouldn't do it at corner. You, you, like, think about it. Say for instance, uh, Jalen Ramsey came, he was available obviously.


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[Assistant] You just, that just goes to show you how running backs are viewed, that a guy like Dalvin Cook who is lethal.


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[Assistant] These dudes are, these ain't no chumps on the market. Jonathan Taylor has legit home run hitting, if you miss me, I'm gone. And think about if you could compare that with, if I'm the Miami Dolphins, why haven't you moved? If I'm the Buffalo Bills, why?


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[Assistant] You know, to me, I look at the, like the climate of the NFL, maybe guys that used to utilize and know how to use these dudes to the maximum potential, maybe they're not in the league no more. Cause like, if you think about it,


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[Assistant] Nobody is run- nobody is running like the ball like that. The Browns were like- Baltimore and Chicago.


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[Assistant] Baltimore, Chicago and the Browns win the ball a lot. Baltimore won't this year. And they won't this year.


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[Assistant] They wouldn't have got Odell Beckham. When you give Odell Beckham Jr. 18 million. Baltimore's gonna sling it around again. And guess what? When he get 18 million, you know he want the ball.


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[Assistant] And it feels can't run the ball. So even if he throws for 3000, which is light, 3000 is light, but he gives you 1000, automatically his numbers look crazy.


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[Assistant] The only way this makes sense is the only way I'm gonna give you credit. Oh my gosh. The only way I'm giving you credit for this, my G, is if that's a mixture


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[Assistant] They don't want you showing what you got, bro. It's just like decency laws, man. Like they be like, hey...


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[Assistant] We didn't have any emergency funds set aside so they kind of became our emergency fund to fund our life while we were waiting for the employment to come along. So you borrow from the credit card and pay that month and then the job doesn't happen so now you gotta borrow more and we just kept digging deeper and deeper and we started


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[Assistant] Some of them one late payment and forget your old interest deal that you had. So uhm.


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[Assistant] This neat packaging plant in Springdale, Arkansas, could be responsible for a nationwide outbreak of Salmonella that's killed one person and sickened 77 others.


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[Assistant] Yes, and you hold your bullets. You choose the occasions where it's really important that you drive, hey, this is what we are wearing today. But otherwise, you know, you're kind of in a...


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[Assistant] I personally feel like you can be confident with him as your number two back. You still need a third back and there's just some questions about


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[Assistant] I just think that these are all hypotheticals at this point, right? So I think it's like,


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[Assistant] Healthy where you go and if you feel strong enough where you're trying to go later in the season and if you feel strong enough about your team.


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[Assistant] I wanna see if we see the inside of Aaron Rodgers' house. I mean, I saw the pictures in the New Jersey paper of the outside. I'd love to see how he decorated it inside. And did it come with the furniture? It was such a staging. Aaron Rodgers and I share a birthday.


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[Assistant] You know, I think that your loathing of Aaron Rodgers is a perfect example of that. Aaron Rodgers plays a part publicly. And I think when the cameras are on and you see him actually interacting with his teammates, you might see a different side of him. You might see a different piece of his personality. You might not! He might just affirm exactly who you thought he was. But maybe not.


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[Assistant] And thinking about how significant a moment that is and what the real roller coaster is. The highest of highs is watching your baby be born.


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[Assistant] And then the next day, finding out like, oh well, so what, you know, like professionally, this is the end of the road, at least in this spot.


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[Assistant] Number one, hiring of Jim Schwartz. Number two, signing of Elijah Moore. Number three, signing of Dalvin Tomlinson. And that's not a knock on Dalvin in any way. I just think that Jim Schwartz has already had such an enormous impact on this club. And it's...


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[Assistant] than what he maybe had to do before. So that's number one. Uhm, I was super excited.


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[Assistant] Report wise with Jashawn Watson and then obviously Delvin Tomlinson. I mean, that was the big signing. It's this defensive line. It's.


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[Assistant] Yes, you want to see a little bit of in practice. That's what's going to get the fans excited. That's what's like, oh, you know, everyone nationally is talking about which Deshaun Watson are we going to see? So fans want to see in that one drive, what do you see?


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[Assistant] But I think for the club, for the coaches, for the front office, what's more interesting is as you get later in the game and you have the guys that are clawing for roster spots or clawing for positioning, that's where you have a little bit


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[Assistant] Absolutely. I mean, I think that with the advent of the internet and of course social media, we now have situations where it's exacerbated beyond I think what anybody could have imagined initially. And the anonymity that comes with that, that sort of unleashed these whole new personas for people.


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[Assistant] Like a binary question, right? Should we public shame or shouldn't we? I do think there's a spectrum of behavior on which we could kind of sort of


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[Assistant] Judges of society, is this where shaming is effective to change social behavior or is it damaging?


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[Assistant] I don't actually know. You know what I mean? Uhm, it was a shit storm. It was an avalanche of pain and humiliation and...


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[Assistant] Obviously I, I could not have gotten through it without my family and eventually when I was allowed to talk to my friends, my friends too. And I think as a, at 24 years old, it was uhm, you know, really hard to hold on to


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[Assistant] You know, you're just the butt of so many jokes and being misunderstood.


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[Assistant] I say extraordinary, not with any positive connotation. And I think it was not only just the slut shaming, not only, you know, having had an intimate relationship with someone who is now describing me in a way that was like no young woman would want to be described.


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[Assistant] There was just also my looks. I mean, I, I, you know, was very about the touch-ups and the makeup, cause I'm, like, part of my vanity now comes from just the wound of, uhm, having been made fun of for,


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[Assistant] My weight for, you know, people saying I was unattractive. And it was terrifying, not only because I was watching.


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[Assistant] I couldn't get a job. Actually, it was interesting because I went to graduate school in 2005 and graduated in 2006 and I thought, okay, now I will begin my life. I will now put being Monica Lewinsky behind me and move on to be so and so's employee.


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[Assistant] And when I couldn't find a job, you know, either somebody offered me a job for the wrong reasons, like, oh, you'll be coming to our events, that's your job and there's media there, you know, or...


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[Assistant] People saying to me, you know, the opposite of, well, could you get a letter of indemnification from the Clintons? Like, because we rely on government money and Hillary might be president. So, I mean, there was this wide range of


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[Assistant] Not being able to support myself and also have a purpose, which is, which is equally important to feel that you, you matter in some way.


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[Assistant] It's insane. I think, you know, and in part, a lot of that happened because of this


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[Assistant] You know, sexist really thing that happened, which is that the scandal was named after me, became named after me. So it meant that any time that this has been referenced every single day, every single day in the past 20 years. So it may not be a direct reference to me, but because the investigation and the scandal has my name, I'm then therefore attached to it.


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[Assistant] So then I'm going to walk into an office for an interview and, and the person's going to be like, oh, that person looks like Monica Lewicki, you know, and be wondering, and you're starting out a professional relationship on a lie. So there's not that. And then lastly, I think it was also a principle in the sense that Bill Clinton didn't have to change his name. Nobody's ever asked him, did he think he should change his name?


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[Assistant] And so I think that that was an important, that's an important statement. You know, I'm not proud of...


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think there were stages, you know, or things that have happened a couple years ago. Uhm, a friend of mine had, she and her friend had a 25th...


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[Assistant] Friend-diversary party. And they had met in the 90s. So this party that they had for all their friends to celebrate their friendship started in the 90s meant


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[Assistant] Okay, you know, so for the first time in about 18 years, I donned a black beret and went to my friend's party. You know, in part because I thought it was pun- was funny.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it can. I mean, I uhm, I get a lot of empowerment out of blocking people. So I wish people would not say shitty things, but they do, right? And literally to me, it's like,


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[Assistant] You know what? I don't, I don't know. So I mean, it might have been worse in the sense that there certainly would have been a lot more opinions that were out there, but where it may have been better would have been that I think I would have heard some support from people. So it might have been a little more balanced.


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[Assistant] Because one of the things that happens with these kinds of experiences is that you just, you start to disappear. You start to feel like you don't matter. And I think that when somebody sees you,


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[Assistant] You know, it just acknowledges your humanity in the smallest way. It really can make a world of difference. And you don't know it could help save someone's life. And I think that's important.


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[Assistant] That your life will forever be defined by this, but it won't.


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[Assistant] And it may be hard, it may take more time than you ever could have imagined, but you can move past something like this.


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[Assistant] This is what we do. Pull up, in the oops, and just crank the local hood anthems. Fuck. Fucked up. Nope. We can do that next.


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[Assistant] I'm about to go in here, there's a bathroom. He don't give a fuck, he's peeing out here.


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[Assistant] The state Department of Health says that a quote, great majority of this strain of salmonella came from foster. Everyone is being cautious, but there is no recall in place.


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[Assistant] I lucked out with that super, super, uh, missile, super rocket, whatever.


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[Assistant] What do you think, Maurice? Did you scare me? It was a job, man! I didn't know!


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[Assistant] Look man, even if I knew a name you couldn't get me talking. These guys, I heard stories man that like nothing you ever seen before. You gotta walk away from this man.


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[Assistant] They were targeting people with questionable credit or marginal credit, uh, people that couldn't get bank cards elsewhere.


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[Assistant] First thing that got our attention, of course, were the numbers and the numbers of complaints.


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[Assistant] Pervidian, for example, was accepting payments from consumers on their accounts, depositing the checks, but not crediting the account.


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[Assistant] For sometimes, up to several weeks. What was the net result of that? Invariably, the consumer got a late charge.


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[Assistant] In its ever limit fees, 50% of their income were fees, not interest on the money loan. They were pushing the envelope.


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[Assistant] No, they just simply weren't interested. You know, the response was, well, you know, we'll take it from here, we'll watch it from here. You know, it's not a problem, uh, at this time for us.


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[Assistant] It's not an accident that the banking credit card business generates more complaints nationally across the country than any other industry.


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[Assistant] Now what does that say to you? Out of a thousand industries that we track, they're number one. I'd say there's a problem here. These things aren't an anomaly. All these complaints have some basis in fact. There are irritated, unhappy, dissatisfied customers in this industry.


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[Assistant] These are officials of INCA, the Information Council of the Americas.


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[Assistant] An organization which through its truth tapes and film productions reaches millions of people in the hemisphere. Ed Butler.


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[Assistant] As executive vice president, he is in charge of the INCA program.


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[Assistant] And engages in direct personal conflict with communism.


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[Assistant] The OCC is now trying to squeeze out the state presence to prevent us from protecting consumers.


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[Assistant] Which I think is ultimately very injurious to consumers.


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[Assistant] Eliot Spitzer is the Attorney General of New York State. We get thousands of complaints every year about credit card issues relating to the major banks, the major card issuers.


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[Assistant] And so we get these complaints and we try to deal with the credit card companies. But increasingly over the past number of years, what we have heard back from the major banks, in a variety of contexts,


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[Assistant] Is that we don't need to deal with you because the OCC has told us, indeed has directed us, not to deal with state enforcement entities.


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[Assistant] Isn't this just a turf battle between the states and a federal agency? It's a one-way turf battle.


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[Assistant] And by that what I mean is we are more than happy to acknowledge that the OCC has jurisdiction across the financial system when it comes to certain issues.


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[Assistant] What the OCC is trying to do is squeeze the states out in the one area where we have been incredibly useful, which is consumer protection.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you like, think that you have an idea what's gonna happen, but nobody's meant to date 30 people at the same time.


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[Assistant] Uhm, well to be honest, heading into that fantasy suite- Allegedly, I should say. I wasn't even thinking about that, I was just more ready to fight for our relationship.


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[Assistant] Been with each other more than any other couple, probably.


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[Assistant] Uhm, do you really wanna know? Yes, I really wanna know. Oh, uhm, a bathing suit, but I roll it up.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well actually my mom called me after you had Daniel Radcliffe on your show. Oh, Daniel Radcliffe, right!


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[Assistant] A good deal of the blame for the crisis of credit card debt we're seeing in America lies in how the practices are followed by credit card companies.


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[Assistant] So my concern is, you know, they, they were running, uh, some cover three yesterday, and I was watching, they had Denzel in the slide, obviously G-news not in there right now, so Denzel's getting a lot of, he's getting some nickel work in right now, and, you know, he look, he looks pretty good. My only concern is, is that,


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[Assistant] So, it's a certain technique that I'm so used to. You know, you run, you run 8 to 10 yards, you get to the number, and you gotta flip your hips if number 2 or 3 is vertical.


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[Assistant] Right? When I say flip your hips, I call it a hinge. So you run and you flip, you take your shoulder and you flip it towards the inside. So it's kind of like cover two.


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[Assistant] You put yourself in the cover too, so that way you deteriorate the quarterback from throwing that seven cut.


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[Assistant] I was just curious if it was something that was being coached or was that just something that they was just doing yesterday? So.


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[Assistant] That concerned me a little bit yesterday. Another thing that concerned me was, um, Dale Pitt, you know, he, Najoku got over on him a couple of, one or two times yesterday and I'm like,


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[Assistant] If it came with coverage, came with being physical and Dale Pitt I look at is that guy that has to get it done.


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[Assistant] Like I said, I haven't seen him make a play and I don't get me wrong, maybe he's making the plays and the Browns ain't posting it or nobody's talking about it. But from the stuff that I've seen with my own two eyes, you know, I haven't seen anything productive yet. And I'm, and like I said, for a guy who is his contract.


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[Assistant] Well, I don't know about that. I'll tell you what, yesterday when I was, so in the 707 period, I got to see Anthony Walker and Taki Taki in there. J. O. K. wasn't in there for that. I don't know why, but you know that.


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[Assistant] So I think it was Taki Taki and Anthony Walker starting in 707. Obviously when they went to the team period, you know, a little more bumping and not about about say bumping and grinding. Whoa.


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[Assistant] I don't know. I don't know where that, what their plan is, uh, moving forward. I guess the Mike in the wheel is finally probably going to be, uh, Taki Taki and Anthony Walker, which it should be. And they should let J. Okay. Play that Sam. But I guess we'll have to find out when the season is starting. Everybody's healthy.


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[Assistant] So, so yesterday I left practice right before it ended, so I didn't get a chance to sit there and talk with any of them. I had to get back to the house. But like I say, uhm,


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[Assistant] So from that aspect, it's alarming. You know, the one clip that went viral yesterday was, you know, Miles Garrett took off and got past him so fast that it was ridiculous. Well, he's got to find a way to stop that. And I think that going up against Miles is going to help him.


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[Assistant] So he got time. I'm not concerned yet. He's got what, three, three, four weeks maybe to figure it out. He better figure something out or Kevin Stefanski better figure something out and it might involve some chipping and some tight ends on that side to chip to help out.


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[Assistant] And he was saying that the deal was on the table. He just wanted to, you know, go around and see all the other teams before he made his decision. And he felt like the Browns was his best fit. So it's good that, you know, he decided to come. I think Shelby obviously, I guess I got to play with Shelby in 2019 when he was with Denver.


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[Assistant] You know, I might need to drop a couple pounds, you know. Don't listen to G. Bush, I need to lose like a solid ten, and I'm back out there, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] You know, y'all know I'm intermittent fasting. I think I said that correctly.


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[Assistant] You did. It was, yesterday was hard, but I do 11 to 6. I wouldn't recommend it for a lot of people because yesterday traveling from Cleveland to Columbus, I kind of missed my, my eat window for like dinner. So I like ate at like four o'clock and yeah, last night.


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[Assistant] Mr. Quinn got your requests. Don't worry. She's here. I have to tell you, Mr. Quinn's rules, though.


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[Assistant] All payments must be made in cash or through a secured account.


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[Assistant] I was preparing to turn left on 10th street from Denver. I noticed an individual walking in my direction with a light zipper jacket on, darker pants, and a squad car pulling over to the curb next to him. As we, as I approached the


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[Assistant] Squad car, I noticed that that individual was lean over talking to the officer. He had both hands in the pockets of his jacket.


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[Assistant] He then looked around, surveyed the situation and started a slow run toward my direction. I put my car in gear and drove forward and watched him through the rear view mirror. I saw him very clearly and, uh,


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[Assistant] I realized that there was one thing that made him stand out and that was his mouth that curled up. I couldn't mistake that.


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[Assistant] Kind of a smile. Yes, kind of a smile. And I was within 10-15 feet of that individual. And it was Lee Harvey Oswald.


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[Assistant] Yeah, man, uh, shit. You know, man, shit, I've been doing this shit for a long time. I see, uh, a lot of niggas come in the game and pop up with the...


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[Assistant] Happy bro, I guess I went in a happy place, you know, but you know man, uh, shit, we made it happen bro, and uh, we here now, we gonna keep on going, we ain't stopping.


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[Assistant] Uh, we're... ...squatting in your old CTOS station.


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[Assistant] I'll take every file you have. All of your hard work, gone.


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[Assistant] Crispin? No, no, wait. Pierce, right? This all you, Pierce? The auction? You the shit raining down on me? Cause I got a lot of shit raining down on me.


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[Assistant] Stop right there. I'm not about to let you get away with this. You've been fucking me up, snooping in my shit, right? Interfing with my plans.


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[Assistant] For more on this and other Frontline programs, visit our website at pbs.org.


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[Assistant] Leaving to go to dinner, they asked him to come down and to help.


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[Assistant] When Daniel called us, uhm, to tell us that he was arrested, he just kept saying he didn't do it.


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[Assistant] And they wouldn't believe him and he wanted to come home.


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[Assistant] To be with Nicole and, uh, but they wouldn't let him come home.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I get a lot of love in Texas. You know, the fans are crazy. They be down for whatever. The energy is crazy. Just grab their phone, make a video, take a picture, whatever. Real quick. I like doing that shit, so.


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[Assistant] Enough! Climb the walls and keep watch.


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[Assistant] But a future that is tied to the fate of our people.


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[Assistant] Now is the time to stand our ground and fight. We are ready.


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[Assistant] We have prepared this quarter as well for the final assault. My thanks to you all.


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[Assistant] One that will lead our people out of darkness and show them the way to the promised land.


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[Assistant] It's not very satisfactory to me. I don't, I don't, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] That that is a reasonable explanation. You might ask him why he did. Why did he?


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[Assistant] Sign a statement saying he committed these, these...


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[Assistant] When it got to the trial date, he couldn't do it. And told me I can't do this.


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[Assistant] I remember Mr. Ballot arriving on the scene, and it was. It was a surprising event. And, uh, the funny thing was that he said that he acted alone. And of course,


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[Assistant] The detectives were trying to get him to bring in the, the other seven. And he says, no, I did it myself.


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[Assistant] Turn the tape on until they're ready to have the full confession. In other words, we were not...


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[Assistant] Provided with, because there was no, uh, evidence of, no record of what had occurred for the...


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[Assistant] 10, 12, 15 hours, I can't remember exactly how much now, but the numerous hours that occurred prior to that time, in terms of the confessions where he denied, where he said I wasn't involved, I wasn't there, how'd they get him from point A to point Z? We don't know because it wasn't taped.


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[Assistant] He reminded me very much of somebody that had, uh, suffered greatly while he was in prison and he had, uh, lost, uh, both whatever physical stature, weight and, and complexion and looks that he may have had. So when he presented himself, he presented himself almost as a ghost.


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[Assistant] Every kind of woman gets abortions. Uhm, women who are young, women who are old, women of all races, women of all religions, women who, it's their first pregnancy, women with lots of children, uhm, women who never thought that they would be seeking an abortion. We see all of them here.


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[Assistant] It is rinsed off and it's looked at in a special dish with a little backlight on it that lets us confirm that we are seeing all the tissue that would be expected for the gestational age of the pregnancy and that lets us know that there weren't any complications.


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[Assistant] After that, you do see small bits of tissue that are recognizable as fetal tissue.


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[Assistant] All seven of you went out to the parking lot, correct?


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[Assistant] While you and Eric are out there talking, I understand an eighth person comes up? Yes. And this eighth person is who?


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[Assistant] You would agree that you have given totally false versions of this event on numerous occasions?


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[Assistant] Because Joseph Dick does not want to die, correct?


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[Assistant] I'm denying the request because I do not believe that the petitioners have met the burden that they have.


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[Assistant] We were as disappointed as you that we only got half a loaf from.


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[Assistant] Joe, uhm, we're gonna be going to court very quickly with your case. Uhm, the paperwork is nearly done.


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[Assistant] We can't allow this, Deadpool. Please, come quiet.


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[Assistant] Over a lifetime, there are only four or five moments that really matter. Moments when you're offered the choice to make a sacrifice, conquer a flaw, save a friend, spare an enemy. In these moments, everything else falls away. The way the world sees us,


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[Assistant] No friends really, this shit really fucking hurt, bro. I'm sure a lot of you guys have been through that shit. This shit sucks, just know it goes through me too, it goes through a lot of people.


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[Assistant] This is shitty, I don't even know why I wrote all this shit, but. We're all outcasts, we all have to be together. Alright? We got each other. We got this shit. We got Melrose. We run this block.


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[Assistant] And giving you guys all my clothes is going to make me feel a lot better. Seeing smiles on y'all's faces. Whether, whether you want to keep it to wear it. Whether you want to go take it around to and sell it and make some money and have some money. I don't care. I respect the hustle. Do whatever you guys need to do. But thank you guys for coming.


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[Assistant] This year, it's gonna be, eh, be in Israel, and they asked me to do a very special, crazy act in this broadcast, which means I decided to do something crazy about, eh, music. Everything will be music, we had amazing musicians, we've got you, you also a musician, and


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[Assistant] Talking about music, I created this, you have to see, ehm, I, I brought a piano, it's a big piano, eh, which what's interesting about this piano that instead of notes I put all the numbers, so it's a, it's kind of like a,


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[Assistant] Word from songs. It has a word of a song in every page. For example, let's see.


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[Assistant] Forgive, so it makes you think of a song with forgive, I don't know which song, I don't care. Imagine, love, it makes you think of a circle, it could be a circle of life, it could be a circle in the sand, it could be, every, everyone has a different, uh, different, uh, song, uh, for example, Stars, Toy, oh Toy, Toy was the name of the winning song, the Israeli song. I want you to,


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[Assistant] Okay, I'll get back to you, I'll get back to you. Let me, let me show you how this works. It all works on how, how people think. Okay, so for example, eh, Joe, let's just, just eh, play along with me. Uhm, close your eyes, close your eyes, close your eyes, and open them, look at me. How do you feel, you feel okay?


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[Assistant] Can you think of a number? Can you think of a number between 1 and 10?


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[Assistant] Okay, for the first time, let me show it to you. What was the number you were thinking of? Seven? Seven.


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[Assistant] Between one and ten. Okay, you were thinking of seven. Your number, this is a musical, eh, triangle. So when I clings it, when I hit it, I want everybody to think of their number between one and ten. Can you guys cover your ears?


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[Assistant] Tight, tight, tight. Audience, minus, uh, six people. Ready? Think of a number from one to ten now.


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[Assistant] Okay, okay, this is serious James, this is serious. Do you think this is possible guys?


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[Assistant] Do you think this is possible? I mean, so far so good. So far so good? Everybody think of a number from 1 to 10. My friends, if you thought, you can remove this by the way.


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[Assistant] Eh, do you know, nobody, did you tell it to anyone? Anybody knows your numbers? It's fair, but it's not three? Do me a favor. Hold this, hold this, just hold this, and uh, hold this, and hold this. If this works, I will be in shock, by the way. Hold this, hold this.


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[Assistant] But there's something crazier. There's something I tried to do like a crazy psychological master plan. I didn't get your song. I didn't get your song. I was trying. Can you just tell me if it's a group or a person? It's a group. Is it a famous song? It is.


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[Assistant] We're friends. Friends look out for one another.


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[Assistant] Is he, is he gonna kill us? I don't think so.


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[Assistant] Kenny's right. We have to do something. We can't just sit here.


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[Assistant] Are you okay? I know it's, it's gotta be hard.


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[Assistant] He didn't wanna do it, Sarah. Carver made him. He's the bad guy, not your dad.


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[Assistant] So, in a weird way, Carver's the one that hit you, not your dad.