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[Assistant] If you do a qualifying there, it's good, but I think there's a lot of stuff going on in the moment, uh, which is very good for F1, and I don't think there is for me one thing which I would say this would make it better in the moment, you know. We have to fine tune, there's a lot of things going on, we have got three races in the States.


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[Assistant] They, they, they want to stabilize the races in the states, the three of them, before making new ones. I think this is all good things are going on. So in a moment, I would love to stabilize the sport where it is now and then keep make it going because we are at such a high level.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, we cannot always think everything just keeps on growing because that is not gonna happen.


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[Assistant] As a driver, I mean, you need to go and start go-karting and just work your way up and be honest with yourself to see if you've got enough talent.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, uh, because otherwise you're gonna spend a lot of money and nothing will come out of it, but you need to try. Uh, coming in as an engineer mechanic, uh, get involved in, uh, uh, first, if you want to be an engineer, go to university, make your studies, get good grades. I mean, that's very important.


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[Assistant] And then just try, uh, in, in your free time, uh, to help out a smaller race team, you know, in Formula Four, Formula, uh, Fourth, Formula, whatever I always say. Just get involved in that you understand the dynamics of racing. That is a big help if you then join one day Formula One.


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[Assistant] Absolutely, and I still say to the team, I could do about 80% of the job. Not as good as the people which are doing it now because I'm out of training, but I can, I can see a lot and they know that they cannot pull the wool over my eyes because if they tell me something, they know.


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[Assistant] Gunther maybe knows what I'm telling him, you know, so they are very careful about telling me, uh, uh, something which is not true. Just a bit of some scare attacks.


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[Assistant] So basically what you're saying is I definitely have to make it through all ten of these wings.


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[Assistant] You know, what years are going to be like other years because they track the weather for the most part. I mean, I was listening in to a lot of it, but then it just started going over my head because there's a pose at it and I just drink the stuff.


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[Assistant] Well, I was spoiled for the first wine that I ever drank.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, yeaah. You know in college, I didn't drink the box wine like everybody would say.


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[Assistant] We were straight off the Hennessy, straight off the Cavasier, the Urchin Jerk, all of that good stuff. Uh, and now, it's like I don't even drink liquor like that. It's just all wine.


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[Assistant] I would say two guys. One, obviously Luau, Luau Dang, who I still talk to to this day. That's my, that's my guy. Uhm, three guys, I take that back. Rip Hamilton was...


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[Assistant] Of the absolute best at just telling me the truth. Every single day. Alright, now that the people part is out the way, you was on some bullshit here. You saw that bullshit you did there. I was like, damn, RIP.


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[Assistant] No one asked me if my body hurts. Didn't care. He just wanted me to be the best player that I could be. Love him for that.


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[Assistant] And man, Kirk Heinrich, like that guy, when you talk about toughness.


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[Assistant] That shit inspired the hell out of me watching Kurt go at it with the best. Who sets the hardest screens in the NBA? Steven Adams. Yea? Easily. DJ, Neonja Jordan.


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[Assistant] The thing was his elbow. He tore some ligaments in his elbow. One year, he set a screen on me. Now we're like best buds, but at that point in time, we were friends, but I wanted to break his fucking nose.


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[Assistant] White Mamba, that's this thing. Like, oh, Black Mamba, I am the second coming of Kobe. I think Scow got the worst of my one-on-one days back there. I love you, Scow. Thank you for that, Scow. You're my guy.


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[Assistant] Buzz Williams, who's a lot like Tibbs in the sense that they're going to yell at you, they're going to motherfuck you, they're going to say it all, you know, and that's how they talk to you. I think in the league, you can't really talk to nobody like that, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] Something like that. It's tough to yell at a grown man who potentially is making more money than you.


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[Assistant] Not saying that you shouldn't listen to people, but it's a different level.


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[Assistant] I'm in your wing on the next one cause you're not, you're not phased by this one.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I would say the one story that I have comes from Ahnaz Muhammad.


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[Assistant] I knew that he was recording me but I didn't think that he would post it anywhere.


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[Assistant] Next thing I know there's a viral video of me going around listening to Taylor Swift.


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[Assistant] Am I happy about it? Yeah, cause I like the song. I love country music. I am who I am. That's why there's two before games, if there's anybody to tell you. Uhm, I like it.


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[Assistant] It's like legit a dog eat dog world. Like if you passed that ball in junior college.


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[Assistant] You may not, or not may not, you probably won't get it back. Like that's the way that you go, cause everybody's trying to get to that next level. Rightfully so.


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[Assistant] To get to Division 1 from there and continue to get better every year. But Juco is, it was fun.


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[Assistant] I think so, nowadays. Uh, do I think it's a problem? No.


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[Assistant] I just think the game has changed and it's gonna change again in, I don't know, 10, 15, 20, name it.


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[Assistant] I love it. I think that even though the game has changed, you still got some of that old bread that's mixed in. The new guys.


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[Assistant] We were talking about a conversation that we had in All-Star, uh, when we were in LA. Actually, right before this jersey swap, we were laughing at the fact that every time...


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[Assistant] He did win the shooting contest. He chose a kid. I chose a kid. But it's his camp.


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[Assistant] So he knows what kids to choose. Like he saw the kids shoot and he saw, so I'm like, okay, cool. Excuse me. He's trying to sneak up on me right there.


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[Assistant] So in this particular, he did win, but it didn't show the other times that I actually won. That's the thing that got me. Like all the video that came out is one of him just busting my ass with his kids. And I was just like, what about the other three times we played that me and the kid I picked actually won? That just goes to show you that Richie Graham ain't worth a damn.


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[Assistant] And my second drawer from the top to the far left. That's for real.


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[Assistant] One of the most special moments to me just because I never thought that I would be in the NBA. Never thought that I would have a Division I scholarship. Never thought I'd make it out of junior college. Don't get me wrong.


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[Assistant] But with all of that shit that I done, you'd never be able to tell me that I'd be an Olympic gold medalist out of everything. Like that shit, that's a photo.


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[Assistant] I'm a competitor. I still think I owe him, it's like $30,000 because I made a bet that I could stop him from catching a ball in the red zone.


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[Assistant] I mean, in what parts? You probably know it. You did your research. So like, give me something that you would say. Like, oh, they say this, they say that.


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[Assistant] No, nothing surprised me nowadays just because of social media. Like if this was before the social media age,


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[Assistant] You wouldn't know about it. I mean, we probably wouldn't be sitting here eating hot wings together either, but I think that all of that blows it out of proportion.


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[Assistant] Now, do I talk shit a lot in practice? Yes. Do I take it there? No. I was just in the zone. I love basketball so much. I was competing at a high level and then boom, it happened.


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[Assistant] But unless you're with me every day and you see how I go about.


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[Assistant] What I do, you'd understand why I care so much. Like this morning at four, when I was up, getting ready to go lift, go shoot, and go do Pilates, a lot of people asleep.


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[Assistant] I'm at a different point in my career than I am now than I was in 2011 when I entered Elite. And if I played well or not, it didn't matter. I want to be a hunnit like that all the time, but I can't. I mean I can, but I probably shouldn't. That's it.


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[Assistant] This one though. It looks freaky. Exactly. I'll go on the same page.


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[Assistant] To this day, uh, it's the craziest story. I think whenever I talk, it cools down. Like I said, we're going back in time to September 13th of 2013. So he came out to the Bulls Pack facility in Deerfield. And for some reason, he's going around the wall and he's like, yo, I wanna, I wanna play with him. And we ended up playing, uh, me and, uh, his crew.


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[Assistant] And check out, uh, Transformers, cause that's the movie I was filming.


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[Assistant] And then uhm, we went and watched a boxing match, Floyd against somebody. It was September the 14th of 2013. And then the crazy part is, he gave me his number. Damn, I seen this one.


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[Assistant] He gave me his number. He was like, yeah, no problem, man. You know, whenever you, uh, come to LA, come by the house. I was like, what? And so...


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[Assistant] Here, pick up this baseball bat and hit the, hit a home run. He can do it. Kick this soccer ball until he can do it.


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[Assistant] Mark's one of those people. He's special man. He's special.


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[Assistant] Yo, that one's OD. Mhm. You're talking to me. I love the minivan. It's real.


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[Assistant] I do have some other cars though, but that's, that's where I'm in majority of the time.


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[Assistant] D Wade and Russ, they really do it. They spend a lot of time at fashion shows and all that good stuff. And uh, they do it the right way, I will tell you that. One low light. It be so hot at them damn fashion shows. I sweat easily when the lights is on, if it's hot.


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[Assistant] I can't do it. When I'm hot, I can't function. Which is why I can't function right now because my whole body is on fire from eating these hot wings. But I would say, uh, a highlight is the night that we got to...


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[Assistant] The one bottle that nobody got to try because Carmelo Anthony decided to walk away with this bottle.


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[Assistant] Alright man, that's a good evening. Let's all go. And nobody's realized that nobody's drank that bottle of wine yet. So everybody's like, yeah, let's go. Good night, man. Good people. Good wine. And as we're leaving...


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[Assistant] At the corner of my eye, I see Mellow over there posing with the bottle of Patrus, and it's just like, well damn, Mellow got the best of the best, but that was a really good night.


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[Assistant] But with that being said, uhm, I think it is, for me, I think the boats are overrated.


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[Assistant] As you can tell from, uh, hold on man, I'm getting too much up outta there.


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[Assistant] Let me tell you what. Jimmy Butler is on YouTube. Y'all go check it out.


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[Assistant] Uh, I'm, I'm, I'm stoked right now that I made it through these 10 wings. Not gonna lie. I didn't even think I was gonna make it, so I don't even know what to say. I really don't. Hold on. Hold that thought.


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[Assistant] I like hot food, I'm from, I'm from Texas, Dallas, Texas, so, you know, pretty familiar.


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[Assistant] That's how I built up. I was like, man, I like this. This is a billion dollar industry. I like raising chickens, you know. I guess it was destined for me.


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[Assistant] How you know about the chicken, uh, cartoon? Yea. Remember how babe the pig was? Oh yea yea. How you have like, you know, the pig is talking and you got the ducks and stuff. I would like to have that same concept just around a rooster.


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[Assistant] I didn't call anybody. My phone went crazy. I still have messages on my phone that I haven't read from Super Bowl two years ago. My mom, she was already there. My dad was there. My brother was there. I really didn't talk to anybody for like, for like two days.


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[Assistant] Um, that night, yeaah, I really, yeaah, I really need your information.


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[Assistant] You know, it was just big at that moment, and you know, when you see guys like, diving and doing all that stuff, you, it's just natural for you. Like man, you know, I don't wanna see that no more. Especially with Cam, he dives after every, you know, single play, and he had been killing everybody all season, so I guess it was a little motivation for us to, you know, stop that, that, uh, that game.


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[Assistant] Why can't you slow it down? You travel at the speed of light for almost a year. Out of space, when you come back, the Earth would have aged, you know, 10 years, while you would have just aged one year. I mean, these questions are way bigger, way over my head, but I'm sure it's possible if you can speed it up, uhm, why can't you reverse it or slow it down?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, it's possible. I mean, Sophia, I mean, that's crazy. Some of the stuff that they're doing and some of the jobs that they have automated and stuff. Every single year it seems to be, you know, new advancements when it comes to AI. I think it's, I mean, it's scary to think about, but I mean, it's definitely possible.


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[Assistant] I'm just a loyal guy, man. If I go over to somebody's house and they have a great chef, then the food was great. And I go back to my chef and tell them what they had and how they did it, so. I'm just a loyal guy, man. The guys that I got, I'ma ride with.


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[Assistant] What's that, uh, Sony FS7 right there? Two? Three? Four?


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[Assistant] You're into the equipment here. Yeaah. When it comes to like Instagram, you know, you can use that platform, you can use that platform in all type of ways and I like to use mine and create like little commercials and stuff. It's free and I can always, you know, support myself on Instagram. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] First things first, in Saturday Night Live, a week after we had won the Super Bowl, you heard about uh, Kanye West, uh, Saturday Night Live, uh,


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[Assistant] Her hair was like nice and makeup was nice. She was bringing stuff in all cheerful. She was doing stuff for all the guys backstage.


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[Assistant] That's a weird story too. I got Kanye. I really don't even ask for autographs or take pictures or anything like that. But you know, Kanye at Saturday Night Live and I had an extra pair of Yeezys too. I had to.


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[Assistant] I had the shoe in my hand, but I'm rushing it. I really didn't even think about getting a Sharpie, you know, and I hate when people bring me stuff to sign and they're not ready. I hate when people ask for pictures. And then they're like messing around. I hate when they ask for a picture and I'm like, okay, let me get my picture. And they get it, and they're like, hold on, hold on one second.


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[Assistant] Hold on. Then they like take it and you can see them like, you know, shaking or whatever. You can see them shaking. They take the picture. Oh no, that one's blurry. Hold on. And that's the exact same thing that I did. You know, that kinda, yea, I found him. And he didn't really want to do it. It's like, can you sign my Yeezy? And he put his hand up. Like, yea, I signed it. And I gave him the shoe. And I was like, do you have a Sharpie?


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[Assistant] Well he kinda caught me off guard on this right here. I was sitting, you know, on the bench, regular. You know, a day at the Pepsi Center. First of all, mascots aren't even supposed to talk.


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[Assistant] I got ready to shoot the shot half court. He's like, no, no, turn around. Throw it over. I'm like, what? He's a showman, Rocky. Yea, I didn't hit it though, but I got close. I got close.


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[Assistant] My favorite play actually is when, on the sideline, Cam, he had tried to, he was, he had tried to run me over at like the last minute and we kinda like stalled out. I think it was, that was probably like, uh,


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[Assistant] In the second quarter as well, so it was right at the beginning of the game. Whenever you're going against elite quarterbacks, it's gonna come a time where they're gonna try somebody on the defense. Cause I've seen Cam run over, try 50 million guys, and uhm,


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[Assistant] I was down 300 coverage and I had turned around and I saw him last minute. He had like a 10 yard running start.


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[Assistant] So to get that style out was big for me. That was the biggest play of the game in my opinion.


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[Assistant] It's got a dog with shades and a back pant. It's like a little hot. Mhm.


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[Assistant] Every guy that makes it to the National Football League has been the man at some point. To win over Vets, you just gotta play good. You could be the weirdest rookie ever. You ball out, you make plays right away.


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[Assistant] What's the most clever rookie prank that you've ever seen? In Minnesota, actually, uhm, they have boxes of fruit snacks and they filled up one of Ricky's Range Rover with fruit snacks.


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[Assistant] I thought that, I thought that was clever. Me, I really don't like playing pranks on the rookies, you know, uhm, cause I'm trying to earn over your trust and then I, then I prank you. You know, it's just not, you know, it's not the easiest way to make friends in the locker room.


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[Assistant] My hands are my neck and my face. My mom said that was the places that you can't get tattooed. But everything else, pretty much. I really bounce around a lot. Tattoos hurt. Tattoos hurt. So I started tattooing.


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[Assistant] And I finish it like a couple of months later. What's the story behind the rooster tattoo? You have a rooster tattoo, right? Yeah. It's a cock below my knee. I went a lot of bits with that tattoo.


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[Assistant] You know, 4 o'clock in the morning, come around, your tattoo stops still open, you just start getting stuff. But, you know, it was just like, it's really like the Pac-Man theme, it's got like a piece of watermelon, um, chicken, and like, the ghost is like a hater, so it was just something that I just, yeaah. So you're eating? Yeaah, it's like a, it's like a, she like the Pac-Man, right there, just come across, yeaah, and got the little


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know, late night in the tattoo shop. You know, some guys got meanings and they could, you know, name tattoo, you know, it's just a lifestyle for me.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you can smell this one for sure. I hope you don't have no cuts in your mouth or nothing. It's gonna hurt.


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[Assistant] When you hear it, when you hear it like live and, you know, the blue lights and all type of stuff, it's crazy.


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[Assistant] A lot of pranks, a lot of jokes. I guess you get, you know, you get tired of that after a while.


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[Assistant] It's in Calabasas, LA. The basement is in Denver, you know.


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[Assistant] It's in Denver. I mean, the hours, it's open 24 hours, but, you know.


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[Assistant] First things first, Russell Westbrook. Russell Westbrook, he the king. Breaking down all types of barriers when it comes to being an athlete and fashion.


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[Assistant] This guy. I mean, what can you say? Those glasses, I wouldn't wear them. I mean, what negative can you say about Tom Brady? If you want to wear glasses, he can wear glasses. If you want to wear overalls and rain boots, he can do that, you know. Whatever he wants to do, he can do it.


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[Assistant] You know, Cam, uh, he's the king of hats. I haven't even seen Cam with the same look twice.


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[Assistant] Bron Bron. No, this is the real king. He was really one of the first ones to start wearing glasses too. He's been wearing glasses since the get go. It's a lot of guys that just wear glasses just, you know, for the outfit or, you know, a costume. LeBron, he's been wearing glasses for a long time.


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[Assistant] Who's at the top of Glasses Mountain? Westbrook is the king, and then the king after that, the quarterbacks after.


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[Assistant] Actually, I had a friend that beat the cinnamon challenge. It was the craziest thing ever. Put it on the spoon. Ate the spoon.


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[Assistant] It was funny. I mean, he was going through it, but he ate it. I've never seen anybody. He looked like a cartoon, like his eyes was red and he had smoke coming out of his ears. And when he swallowed, you could see just like the, it was like an egg that just went from here and it like slowly went down. It was so hard to swallow, but he did. I don't know if I'm gonna be able to do this though. His heart ain't the same as the channel.


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[Assistant] I don't know what they got going on over there, but they didn't have Gronkowski. They haven't had Edelman all year.


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[Assistant] Thanks guys. Oh no, I mean, um, for me and the Denver Broncos on the quest to get to Super Bowl 53. You know, this year's almost over. Hit this off-season as hard as we possibly can, uhm, and we'll, yeaah, we'll be back.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it just depends on the situation, honestly.


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[Assistant] Fighting is never the cure to anything, but you gotta stick up for your teammates. I'm with that 100%.


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[Assistant] Uhm, morning routine. Gotta get up and get my shaving in and feeling good. Nivea mint. Like that after I ate this last one here.


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[Assistant] But, uh, I catch myself being a little superstitious, just like if you do something the day before,


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[Assistant] I own the white Ford Bronco. The murders were June 12th. O.J. was supposed to turn himself in on the morning of the 17th. He didn't.


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[Assistant] Well, where's he gonna drive it, you know, because people would recognize him and he wanted to go incognito. About to cruise on the freeway.


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah, think about it. It's a one of a kind. You know where you were when this was on the 405 freeway. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Worldwide, more people have seen this vehicle than any other vehicle on earth. But it's not exactly a love story.


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[Assistant] That's a lot of money. Okay, I could drop down to a million two hundred fifty.


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[Assistant] I'll never sell the Bronco for under a million dollars. I know it's worth that. And if it's not, it will be.


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[Assistant] He's got a cert here, but it's from Steiner, which is out of business, correct? Yeah, they're no longer around anymore. They used to do signings and stuff like that, but they kind of, you know, went out of business years ago. So the thing is, are all the signatures legit? Well, let's take a look at them.


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[Assistant] Uhm, quite honestly, you know, you're seeing some fading. If you take a look here, Rick, you could kind of see it for yourself. It looks like there's been some maybe direct sunlight on it for a couple years here and there, and I would estimate this was probably done about 15 years ago.


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[Assistant] That's wonderful. Yeah, you've got a lot of upside here. Great helmet.


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[Assistant] If I can get these signatures verified, there's no question I want this stick. I know a ton of collectors who would think this thing is absolutely priceless. And what are we looking to do with it?


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[Assistant] It's a one of a kind. You know, it's really neat, but I couldn't come close to that. I mean, I would give you fifteen hundred bucks for it.


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[Assistant] It is, uhm, I don't necessarily know if it's a pleasure, but we will find out in a little bit. Not a big spicy.


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[Assistant] She needs to just get put on blast because I heard her saying in the background that, you know, she didn't even want to be here and that she was here for her image. You know? So girls start to get thrown under the bus and kind of buried, like you said, but at the same time, you know, it's uhm, it's all about the certain strategies. They've honestly become the evil sisters in Cinderella. The original Cinderella, like the, the Whitney Houston.


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[Assistant] I, uh, I have worn them out. I wore them to my first charity event. I wore them to my first, uh, NFL Monday night football game. It was kind of like a coming out party for me. I ended up having a touchdown in about 100 yards.


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[Assistant] It was my best, best game at the time. It's one of those things where I wear the kicks just because I'm a sneakerhead. So I absolutely love going out and showing that, you know, why have the sneakers and not put them on your feet. I would just, I would just like to keep them up in the showcase.


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[Assistant] And, uh, especially with the Royals winning it last year and us finally hitting that win streak, uh, that town was rockin'. Right. And there was, uh, there's no place I'd rather be than, than Kansas City during the season, man.


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[Assistant] That is very nice. Thank you, Travis. Way better than the pain is good. Fat kid screaming at your


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[Assistant] Not in the GM aspect, but actually on the floor. Exactly. It's been awesome to see, you know, going from those beautiful black and blue uniforms to where they are now and having the highs and lows of Pick and LeBron and LeBron leaving. It's been like a movie.


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[Assistant] You're about to bring me to tears, either that or pain 100 is going to bring me to tears next.


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[Assistant] Until I can taste it and it just raises it to another level.


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[Assistant] That's what you need to tell everybody who tries to take the milk. Man, the fucker.


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[Assistant] of a guy trying to make money off the field and make appearances. Oh wow. You should have brought him to our show. Yea, I know, right?


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[Assistant] I like where we're going with that. Two very, very great, iconic places to go in Cleveland. Taking them to the pier is always a go-to.


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[Assistant] I can't even think about Cleveland right now. Uhm, yeah, the, take it, take it, take it to the pier. Gotta see those beautiful waves coming in.


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[Assistant] Oh, the show, the show, Try Catching Kelsey, uh, premieres on the E at 9 o'clock Eastern, uhm, October 5th. This, uh, this upcoming season. You're amused by this.


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[Assistant] Thanks for having me. I like the intro. How are you with hot food? I love hot food. Uhm, I felt like I was born with spicy food. I've been eating it since I was a little baby, so I'm ready for this challenge.


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[Assistant] $25 or getting paid by just getting a slice of pizza. It was legit. Either you get pizza or a hot dog or you get $25. That was just like, you know, it.


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[Assistant] I feel that ease when I'm in that square circle. The hardest reality is just knowing that it's a lot of politics, a lot of grueling, grueling traveling, which I didn't realize how hard that would be. Getting on an airplane every single day.


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[Assistant] I didn't have a large in life character and I was kinda looking around, I'm like,


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[Assistant] We don't really have any bad guys. So let me turn bad because I was a good guy at the time and I'm like, you know what? Just accept Snoop Dogg's your cousin.


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[Assistant] Just do it. When I was around him, his bodyguards would always call him, hey boss, boss, boss, boss, boss, and I was like,


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[Assistant] That's kind of catchy. That's a good little nickname. So I was like, Sasha Banks, the boss, and then it turned to the legit boss, and now I'm here. You see those glasses?


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[Assistant] And he was doing rehearsals with the divas at the time and he was walking down the ramp.


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[Assistant] I did, that's the only song that I listened to on my flight to my tryout. And I told myself I'm gonna go down for this tryout and I'm not gonna leave until I got signed. Bada boom. Here I am.


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[Assistant] Kalisto's wife, another Dirty Superstar, makes me green sauce all the time. And I legit can drink it. I'm so obsessed.


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[Assistant] I did have a glass of wine afterwards, and uhm, I did have a large pizza. Because to prepare for that match, all I did was cardio, because I'm like, this is the longest match I've ever had. And then my Ironman match with Charlotte, I think that went 45 minutes, and I was just like,


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[Assistant] Dead. Because she broke my nose during it. I was just bleeding. I'm like, oh my god. Can this be over? Oh, it's finally over. So uhm.


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[Assistant] Yeah, lots of wine. I love drinking wine after a match. It makes me really calm and relaxed.


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[Assistant] We have our plain chicken, and that's what I pretty much have every week on a Monday Night Raw. I just stare at the dessert and just hope one day that I can have a bite.


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[Assistant] Like after we debuted on Monday Night Raw and he bumped into me and he's like,


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[Assistant] The crowd just erupts. And I remember my Hell in a Cell match with Charlotte. I lost it. And they were just dead silent. They couldn't believe it. I thought they were gonna start a riot. I'm like, that's Boston fans for you.


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[Assistant] I'm looking at this last one, I'm like, oh god. Or this one that has a bomb on it.


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[Assistant] Ayyy, that's right. Rick Ross and the Boss. He was really cool. I met several rappers. I met him, P Diddy, of course my boy Snoop, Wale. Yea, but he's, you know, Rick Ross the Boss. He's cool.


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[Assistant] Yes. And he actually made my own song. I don't think he's really posted it yet, or like, maybe it might be on Soundcloud, but it's really frickin' cool. Yeah, he supports a lot of the dirty superstars, he loves New Day.


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[Assistant] It's a weird story. So this is not a legit match. It's a paid match and they're called customs. So it's where fans can put two wrestlers together and pay them to have a custom match.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so there's girls that can have matches with no shoes on and no socks or in singlets and I never understood what it was and I got requested to do so many weird matches and I was like,


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[Assistant] No, I'm gonna have a regular match. So I only really had two matches because everything else was too crazy. It's crazy that I'm doing a crossface and I was 18 and now that's what I'm doing on the main roster on Raw.


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[Assistant] If I meet you down on the street or if I meet you at the arena, that's fine. That's me, just a normal day. And I'm also tweeting you, hey, come see me at this arena. So I'm letting you know the location. I'm not tweeting you, hey, I'm flying out of Delta, baggage claim 6. How do you know that information?


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[Assistant] How do you know what hotel that I'm at? Like that to me, that's called stalking, that means you're calling the hotel, figuring out that I'm staying here, and you're here at four in the morning, there's a huge, just like, hotel, airport, no thank you.


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[Assistant] At the arena, if I see you down the street, if I'm, like, anything else, if it's outside of wrestling that I didn't tweet out, hey, I'm gonna be here, it's just random, that's completely fine. I'm all game.


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[Assistant] It wasn't just WDB, it was like women in sport in general, like Serena Williams, Ron Rossi, they were just taking over.


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[Assistant] And we kind of had a catch up to that. The training before was just like hair pulling, no striking, make sure you just look beautiful and...


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[Assistant] Only have a five minute match to doing it just like them, doing it better than them. I'm better than all these guys.


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[Assistant] Because of you guys, I feel comfortable having my little girl watch wrestling.


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[Assistant] Uuuh, I'm sweating. That was so hot. Yes.


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[Assistant] I love all types of wrestling, but Japanese wrestling was my favorite. I still watch it to this day. Oh yeah. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Uh, one time my, uh, my husband bought a hot sauce and you had to sign a waiver just to buy it. And you could only use a drop of it and like, chili.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. It was so simple, yet badass, that skull, ugh, that vest. Man, he is a badass. Son of a... Did you like that?


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[Assistant] My favorite. Yes. Ah, I love the flames. I love the cross. I even loved his gear from WCW. I love Eddie.


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[Assistant] Uhm, of all time? Ooh, that's hard. I would actually have to say Macho Man. He was just flashy out there. I love his colors. If I was a little kid, I would want to be like him. My lips are burning.


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[Assistant] You are the best. I didn't tap out. Cause I'm the legit boss.


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[Assistant] Bailey for sure. That girl couldn't even do the first one.


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[Assistant] What? I have nothing but wrestling. Uhm, we have RAW 25th anniversary coming up January 22nd.


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[Assistant] I'm so excited and it's so crazy. 25 years and I'm 25. It's been on since I was born, so it's insane.


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[Assistant] Hey Rick, I think I got your new bathing suit over here. Uhm, I don't think that's my size or my style. It is a little small for you. I think you still look good in them though. What is that?


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[Assistant] Well, these are wrestling trunks. And this is from Titus O'Neil. It says his name right there. Primetime players in the back. That was his tag team. He was actually tag team champion at a pay-per-view event called Money in the Bank. It's got a bunch of wrestlers in the ring.


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[Assistant] Titus played college football here in Florida and even played for the Jacksonville Jaguars before he was a wrestler. Okay, are they worth anything? Well, we do gotta get these authenticators, but...


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[Assistant] It's kind of a one of a kind item. What do you think about 800?


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[Assistant] So you're just trying to body slam me, huh? We can do this all day.


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[Assistant] Alright. And you sure this is like real and everything? Yeah, but we do have to get them authenticated. But you're sure they're real? 110%.


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[Assistant] So who's meeting us for dinner? A surprise. Why do you always have to do all these surprise things? Driving you crazy is one of the things that makes me smile, Rick. See?


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[Assistant] Well, I met Chum backstage at a WWE event.


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[Assistant] So I called you down for something special. Okay. Something came in today and it was hard not to think about you. I thought you might want to put this back in your collection.


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[Assistant] How's it going? Good, sir. I got a ring I'm looking to sell. Okay. You might want to put your sunglasses on first. There's a lot of bling coming at you. Whoa!


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[Assistant] It's a 2009 World Series Yankees ring. There's over 119 diamonds in it.


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[Assistant] If I'm able to make a sale today, I'm gonna give my wife half the money and probably pay her Jeep off.


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[Assistant] And I was told about the ring that uh, you know, George Steinbrenner, before he passed away, made a point that he wanted all the staff members to have the same ring as the players.


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[Assistant] I'm totally fine with an expert coming in, praising the ring, and see what it's actually worth.


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[Assistant] I'm looking at $25,000. I'll give you 15 grand.


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[Assistant] I gotta stay firm at 21. Sorry. Sorry. All right. Have a good one. Thank you. Struck out.


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[Assistant] I'm a little disappointed that we couldn't make a deal today. Uh, I want to hunt down the original display box for the ring and bring it back to make the sale.


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[Assistant] I have here a one-of-a-kind item. It's a Dr. Julius Irving signed game-use sneaker from the 1970s. Oh, right there, huh? Yep.


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[Assistant] Dude, I could trace over this for you and make it darker. Please don't do that. Okay. It's your shoe.


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[Assistant] Thirty years ago, I owned a bus company. My company did the bus transportation for the Philadelphia 76ers.


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[Assistant] The driver built up a really nice relationship with the players, including Dr. J. Driver called me up one day, said, would you like to meet the doctor? I ran over there.


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[Assistant] I mean, he just literally enrolled at UMass and just started dominating.


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[Assistant] When Dr. J was in school, he was averaging 32 points and 20 rebounds a game. And that was unheard of. So I would love to get this shoe. If it's legit.


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[Assistant] Let's take a look here. I'm pretty sure he would sign Dr. J though. That's kind of strange to me. I've never seen just a Julius Erving.


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[Assistant] No, he went into his bag after the game and presented me with that sneaker. I can only assume it's game use. Okay, we're talking thousands of dollars difference.


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[Assistant] If this was a practice shoe, it could be worth a couple hundred bucks, but I think I've seen game shoes that Dr. J's go up, you know, three, four, even $5,000. So you could have a lot of money here. How much you looking for? Uhm, I've done my homework. It's a very, very unique piece. So I'd like to get $2,000 for it. Okay.


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[Assistant] I really like to have a friend of mine come in and take a look at it. He deals in signatures all day. That's fair, I'd like to hear also.


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[Assistant] I welcome a second opinion. Dr. J was right there 30 years ago when I met him and he signed this sneaker for me. So I feel very, very comfortable it's real and so bring it on.


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[Assistant] Well, concern number one is did he sign Julius Irving or did he sign Dr. J? And if this is actually his signature, concern number two is can we actually prove these were worn in a game? And concern number three is how much are they worth?


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[Assistant] Alright, thanks for coming in. Good luck with that. Thanks, appreciate it. You still want $2,000 for it? You can't find something like that anywhere else.


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[Assistant] You could actually come back and prove that this was game worn. I'd give you the two thousand dollars immediately. But I can't go tell the customer who wants to buy this. Hey, this guy in the picture promises Dr. J wore this in a game.


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[Assistant] If you change your mind and wanna do 500, I'll be here all day. I know where to find you. I am gonna be taking that beautiful piece and handing it over to my newborn grandson. I can't give that up for $500, I just can't.


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[Assistant] This is pretty cool, man. These are the Air Nike Zooms. How'd you get them?


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[Assistant] This is LeBron's first shoe. They were actually afraid to attach the name LeBron to it at first because they didn't know how they were going to sell, they didn't know how he was going to do in the NBA. But Nike decided to give him 90 million dollars before he even played one minute of NBA basketball.


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[Assistant] LeBron pushed to enter the draft right after his junior year of high school, but the NBA decided he was too young. Lucky for his teammates though, because tickets to his high school basketball games were being scalped for over a hundred dollars each. So what do you want to do with him? I'm looking to sell him. Okay, how much did you want to get for him? I'm looking for about a thousand dollars. Thousand bucks, okay. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I mean, the condition of the shoe looks pretty good. Looks like the autograph is, uh, upside down. I don't know how that's gonna affect the value.


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[Assistant] If you have a little while to hang out, I'm gonna call a friend of mine. He basically will look at this autograph, tell me if it's real and how much he thinks it's worth. Alright, let me go make a phone call.


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[Assistant] We got, uh, one of the greatest player in the world's shoes here. These are his rookie shoes. Oh cool. And he only signed one of the shoes. It's right there.


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[Assistant] Well, I don't know if it's real and how much is it actually worth on his shoe because this obviously wasn't LeBron James's shoe.


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[Assistant] You know, unfortunately the rare shoe and the signature aren't gonna sell to the same customer. I could go up to maybe 250. That's not enough. What's your bottom number?


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[Assistant] Thanks for bringing them down though man, they're really cool. LeBron James is a great player and it's not often you get to see these shoes.


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[Assistant] You know, you can imagine, he's got a huge mouth. It wouldn't even fit inside my mouth, I don't think. We could try. This is disgusting. I love it.


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[Assistant] I'm literally speechless right now. I'm holding a piece of King James history in my hand right now. This is awesome. I mean, it's LeBron James.


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[Assistant] The guy is a Hall of Famer, you know, three NBA championships, four All-Star games, MVP's. He played with the Cavaliers, then he went to the Heat, he won a couple championships, went back to the Cavaliers, brought home a championship to his hometown, you know, Ohio, he's from Akron.


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[Assistant] And this is cool because this is LeBron James in high school.


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[Assistant] I have no idea if it's worth 12,000 or if it's worth 20,000 or if it's worth 1,000. I just don't know.


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[Assistant] But, if you got a little while, I'm gonna call a buddy of mine and have him down here, cause for $12,000, you know, I'm really gonna need to be positive that this was Lebron James's. I understand, that's fine. Give me a few minutes, I'm gonna call my guy Dan down and he'll come take a look at it and we'll go from there. Cool. Cool. What do you got? King James's mouthpiece. High school mouthpiece.


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[Assistant] Well check out this photo right here in Sports Illustrated. This is LeBron in high school, and the mount guard he's got in looks just like this one.


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[Assistant] Well, I appreciate you coming by. Absolutely. You got it. You're gonna have to leave the mouthpiece. You gotta get that. Well, not quite the 12,000 you're looking for. Is there still a deal here to be made?


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[Assistant] Alright, well I appreciate it, and if you, uh, if you still have it and you want to sell it, I'll, 45 stands. Alright, appreciate it man, thank you very much. Thank you, have a good day. You too. Man, I really wanted that.


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[Assistant] Okay. The colors are really cool. The black and orange, they have the Halloween vibe that I always liked wearing.


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[Assistant] I always liked LeBron shoes. I actually preferred to play basketball in LeBrons over like Jordans or any other shoes.


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[Assistant] And what I understand, these would have been released to the employees in the Beaverton Nike headquarters. And they would have been made for a special occasion, the LeBron World Tour 2008, and that was


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[Assistant] Right before LeBron was headed over to China for the Olympics and he was about to go win a gold medal and he had just come off his most win season with the Cleveland Cavaliers.


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[Assistant] And then in 2015, LeBron made a lifetime deal with Nike, and that's like crazy iconic. Basically they're setting LeBron up to be the next Jordan at this point.


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[Assistant] It's a nice clean shoe, it's got a great silhouette. So we want to look under the tongue, I'm sure you already know right here, and there we go.


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[Assistant] Beaverton, Oregon, July 17, 2008.


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[Assistant] Even if they made them for everyone in the Beaverton Nike headquarters, it's still not that many. If I'm guessing, they probably made two to five hundred pairs, uhm.


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[Assistant] Okay, uhm, so, how much are you looking to get for him? Three thousand.


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[Assistant] Okay, uhm, samples are a little harder to judge because they were never released to the general public, but these are probably one of the more collectible LeBron samples, I'd say, just because it has a really cool story to it. Would you take 1500 for him?


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[Assistant] We did. Bob Melton. This is Chumlee. Hi Chumlee, how are you? Welcome to South Florida. So this is it? This is it. This is Sam 5. It's a 1964 Rybovich. By the mid-60s, this was the quintessential custom sports fisherman.


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[Assistant] This boat is a 37 foot sports fisherman, maintained to what I like to call Palm Beach condition, borderline perfection. My wife and I get a little older, we'd like to optimize and get a boat that would be a little more comfortable for cruising in our golden years as they say.


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[Assistant] Most of the major elements that are seen on modern sports fishermen today were developed by the Raviches. That's the fighting chair. Fighting chair. This chair was designed specifically to support catching fish up to a thousand pounds.


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[Assistant] And Revovich invented that, right? They did. Okay. It bolted down through the hull so that it won't get ripped out and it's also quite comfortable.


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[Assistant] It's got a full head or bathroom with a shower and a full galley or kitchen. Oh, I like that. And then two bugs. You could live on this. We do. My wife and I cruise this for months at a time. This is beautiful.


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[Assistant] I literally have $350,000 in upgrades of this boat in the last two years.


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[Assistant] Jostens actually will size that. And I think it might be just two sizes up or down.


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[Assistant] Hey, how are you? I'm good, how are you? So tell me what we got here.


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[Assistant] It's a hockey stick that was autographed by Paul Newman.


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[Assistant] I'm at the pawn shop today trying to sell my hockey stick that's been autographed by Paul Newman. As far as I know, this is a one of a kind hockey stick and I'm hoping to get about $800 for it. If I make the sale today, then maybe I'll buy something nice for someone. Or myself.


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[Assistant] I was, uh, in real estate and I had a house up for sale. Buyer came in, said he had done catering on different movies and he did slap shot and I said, oh, Paul Newman. And he excused himself for a few minutes and came back in and handed me this and I said, wow.


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[Assistant] No, what he had said is in between filming that some of the crew members and Paul Newman would play and this was supposed to be a one of a kind. He signed it for him there and gave it to him.


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[Assistant] I'm glad I took a slap shot at this deal because I'm going home with $700.


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[Assistant] What's in this book is basically the rules of golf as they were in 1934. Obviously the dress codes changed, the equipment's changed, but at that time that's what they went by when they played the game.


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[Assistant] It's been in my family since before I was born. It was my grandfather's. He was probably about 20 when that came out. Was he a big golfer? Oh yea, yea. Amateur.


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[Assistant] So what'd you bring it down here for? I'd like to sell it. And how much were you looking to get? Uhm, I believe it's worth about 400.


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[Assistant] I haven't seen one from 1934. It's pretty significant.


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[Assistant] You're an Earnhardt fan? Yea, of course. I love auto racing. And this guy, Dale Earnhardt Sr., I mean, he's really widely known as the greatest race car driver of all time.


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[Assistant] The great thing about Dale Earnhardt Sr. is his legacy on racing. He had 76 career wins, he won the Daytona 500. He had this run where he was, just didn't lose. You know, in auto racing, he was the guy. I mean, you think of the Winston Cup titles, he won seven of them. So, you know, in terms of significance, if you, eh, you can't have a better racing suit than Dale Earnhardt's.


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[Assistant] Okay, so what do you think about the signature? So, he had a beautiful autograph. His signature should look literally just like this and this. Very nice and flowing. We see that here and then here.


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[Assistant] So there's no doubt about the signature being real, okay? No doubt at all.


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[Assistant] I like the fact that when I look up here, I see his name written right up here, Earnhardt. Uhm, obviously underneath here, you know, it's a jumpsuit, so you have the pants that come in. Uhm, you know, everything I see here appears absolutely genuine. Okay, so any idea what it's worth?


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[Assistant] So, you know, based on everything I've seen here, you know, I put the value right at about $20,000. Alright man, I appreciate it. Yeah, good luck.


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[Assistant] I have an Olympic torch. Oh man, that is awesome. Uhm, may I take a look? Sure.


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[Assistant] Where in the world did you get this? Iran with it. Did you? Yes. In 1984 games in Los Angeles, the United States destroyed the competition.


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[Assistant] In 1984, the torches sold for a donation of around a few thousand dollars. So obviously there was a lot of these. This particular year, there was five thousand.


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[Assistant] In dealing with sports memorabilia, you don't see Olympic torches come up for sale all too often. Uh, but when they do, they're highly collectible and there's many people that fight over them. So Rick, what are your main concerns about the torch? What's it worth? Okay.


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[Assistant] But that's for one limited under 22 production made back in the 50s.


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[Assistant] With this particular torch being as available as it is in today's economy,


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[Assistant] Alright, you mind if I take it out? Sure, go ahead.


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[Assistant] Yes you do. You're supposed to wear your glasses. You're supposed to take your old crazy medicine every morning.


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[Assistant] That's really cool because being an all-star team, they're only together...


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[Assistant] One day a year. That's a really rare, weird thing.


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[Assistant] The problem is it's so hard to price things when there's only one of them. Do you mind if I have someone come and take a look at it?


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[Assistant] 650's not gonna happen. The problem is, I sell the thing and I say these two signatures right here, Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra, two of the coolest signatures on there, they're not exactly real. I'll give you 400 bucks worth. In my opinion as a collector, I think the Marist makes the ball.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'll tell you what, I'll go 450, I won't go a penny more.


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[Assistant] It may have some clubhouse signatures on it, but $450 for a baseball signed by some of the biggest legends of the game? This is a pretty good score.


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[Assistant] You got a lot of stuff in here. Yes, we've got some really cool stuff, but the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar collection is what you came to see.


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[Assistant] My auction house is one of the world's largest sports collectible auction houses and we have the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar collection. All of these items are scheduled to go to auction, however, we've set some items aside and if something can be worked out, he can get them and they will never hit the auction block.


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[Assistant] Three straight championships in college. Six NBA championships.


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[Assistant] Six NBA Most Valuable Player Awards. Nobody else has that resume. Arguably the greatest basketball player ever. And then you look at what else he's accomplished. Actor, civil rights, writer. Also, you know, philanthropies, uh, has a foundation. Exactly, Skyhook, and that's one of the reasons why he's doing this, is to help his Skyhook Foundation. Okay. So, let me show you what we got. This is the official NBA Most Valuable Player Award.


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[Assistant] In 1975-76, he led the league with 17 rebounds a game, had one of his best ever seasons. Yeah, this is his first season with the Lakers. That is correct, yep. So he went to the new team, certainly earned his money. Those are his goggles? These are his iconic goggles, correct.


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[Assistant] His 1979 All-Star game jersey comes directly from Kareem. And you can even see in here, you know, you see the dirt from, you know, from the playing use. I mean, it's unwashed. Sorry about that. But that's the way people like it. And it's just a remarkable piece of basketball history.


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[Assistant] Exactly. They had to make the All-Star game, they had to play in the All-Star game, and then they only were one. If you're into basketball...


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[Assistant] It's incredible. However, I saved the best for last. What kind of holy grail do you have?


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[Assistant] Uh, Wanaki, let me bring it to you. How about that? It's very unique and it's part of his Lakers dynasty. Okay. Okay, let me go grab it from the safe. I'm intrigued. Thank you.


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[Assistant] This is the 1987-88 Los Angeles Lakers ring presented to Karim Abdul-Jabbar. It's a back-to-back ring and it is the final championship that he won in his NBA career. Can I touch it? Absolutely. Take a close look.


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[Assistant] Well, what we're doing is we are helping Kareem, uh, raise money for his charity. For the trophy, we would expect it to go for around, uhm, $300,000.


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[Assistant] For the goggles, we would expect a price around forty thousand dollars. For the...


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[Assistant] And on the ring we would be looking for 375,000.


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[Assistant] Sure, I mean, that's wonderful, and I don't want to Trump Dan, but as far as authenticity goes, let me do you one better. I'll be right back if you don't mind. Okay.


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[Assistant] I can't take 15 grand. I'm trying to, uh, help Kareem out. You met him in person. I know, I know, I know. I can go down to 35,000 for you. I'll give you 20 grand. 27.5. 22. Tell you what. Agree at 25,000. Don't counter.


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[Assistant] I will get you the tickets to go with him to a Lakers game this season and see the Lakers with Kareem and watch LeBron James play.


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[Assistant] Pretty good. What do we got? Got something very special here. I have the Olympic torch from the 1984 Summer Games. Which I actually ran with the torch. Alright, it's pretty cool. So is there a technique for running with a lit torch? Of course there is. You wouldn't hold it under your chin.


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[Assistant] I came to the pawn shop today to try to sell my 1984 Olympic torch. The least amount that I would take is probably between 3,000 and 3,500. I'd really like to get $5,000.


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[Assistant] It's all brass, leather. Right now it's killing me that you're even touching it. When people come over, they don't get to touch it.


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[Assistant] Why would you want to sell it? My son surfs and he wants me to get back into surfing with him so we gotta get a couple new boards and wetsuits and, uh, could use the money. Okay, I understand. How much did you want for it?


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[Assistant] But I think I'm gonna put it back up in the closet for another 28 years.


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[Assistant] My dad just got finished lecturing us about how we need to sell everything we buy. Now that he has that ring in his hand, I guarantee you it never leaves the case. In other words, he bought it for himself.


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[Assistant] I prefer LeDamien Tomlinson myself, but that's just cause I'm a Charger fan. But uh. Understandable, understandable. You want me to take it out? No, go right ahead.


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[Assistant] You know, this ball's cool. The one from Super Bowl 20 would be cool.


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[Assistant] No one could argue that Walter Payton was one of the best to ever play the game. He got two MVPs, a Super Bowl, and close to, what, 17,000 rushing yards? But this ball commemorates a game he didn't even play in, so that knocks the value down quite a bit.


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[Assistant] I mean you got a great story, you got some evidence here, but uh, let me have a buddy of mine come validate the signature. Sure.


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[Assistant] I'll be back, uh, feel free to hang out and I'll grab you when he gets here, okay? Thank you.


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[Assistant] Got a news article and we got something stating from the Hall of Fame here that this was the type of ball that they used.


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[Assistant] Okay, you've got a really really cool piece of...


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[Assistant] The first Super Bowl wasn't played until 1967, but the NFL's been having big championships since the 30s. And back in the 40s, the Chicago Bears were the team to beat. I mean, they won like three championships.


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[Assistant] Babe Ruth, he's probably the most famous baseball player of all time.


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[Assistant] It doesn't get any bigger than Babe Ruth. I recently got a photo in here signed by him, and it's valued at over $2,000. So a bat and a glove signed by the babe, we could be talking huge numbers. And this is the paperwork you have with him.


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[Assistant] William Tell Research. Usually you don't see paperwork that's drawn out like this. Usually it's typed, it's a little more formal looking. I mean the bat looks old enough, but then again it is just a piece of wood. You can easily age this stuff. The glove is old enough. I mean that looks 100% authentic.


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[Assistant] I'd like to sell them today because I'd like to put a bigger down payment on the truck I'd like to buy.


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[Assistant] I think I actually did pretty good considering that I got over 50% of what it's worth. I'm gonna go ahead and just put that into my down payment on the truck I like to buy.


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[Assistant] Hey, how you doing? Good. How about you? Doing good. What do we got? I got the game ball from the first pro football of fame game played in Canton, Ohio. It starts off the season every year. This is the program from the 1962 Hall of Fame. Okay. And this is my ticket stub to get in the game, which was only $5 at the time.


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[Assistant] I came down to the pawn shop today to sell my football from the 1962 First Pro Football Hall of Fame game played in Canton, Ohio.


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[Assistant] And it's signed by YA Tittle. I got the ball signed in 1999 when YA Tittle come to Canton, Ohio. I'd like to sell this ball for $4,000 today because $4,000 is a lot of money and I could use it.


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[Assistant] And I come up with the ball out of there. It's awesome, man. That's a really good story. So how'd you get him to sign it? He came to the Hall of Fame for an autograph session and I brought the ball and had him sign it because it came off his fingertips.


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[Assistant] Definitely a cool story. What do you got here? In 99, when he signed the ball.


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[Assistant] This was, uh, our local newspaper article. My last name's Lombardi. Lombardi's big catch has signature with it, okay. Yes, sir.


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[Assistant] I'm actually looking to sell it. I've had it for 52 years. I know the Hall of Fame would like to have this ball. I brought it in there and they'd ask me to donate it to them, but. Yeah, I wouldn't want to donate it either. But I'm looking to sell it.


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[Assistant] I'm sure that is the signature. If he wants to get the signature checked out, that's fine with me.


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[Assistant] I thought the thousand dollars was a little bit low. I'll just give it to the Hall of Fame.


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[Assistant] I brought this stadium coat worn by a U.S. athlete that competed in the 1956 Winter Olympics.


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[Assistant] I decided to come to the pawn shop today to sell my Winter Olympics coat. I buy vintage clothing. It's probably the most historical thing I've ever found. I think the coat is worth at least $1,200, but I'd be willing to negotiate.


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[Assistant] I bought it at a thrift store in New England and I saw this patch and when I checked the interior, it's when I saw the label that said that the wool was loomed especially for the USA Olympic team 1956.


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[Assistant] And here's a picture of two of the athletes that won gold that year wearing it on the front cover of Sports Illustrated.


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[Assistant] I was hoping you wouldn't notice that, but it is Missing the Hood.


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[Assistant] It's rare. Somebody wants this coat for their collection.


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[Assistant] Alright, here's your guy. Alright, Rick. Yeezy Busta. Yeezy Busta. Rick.


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[Assistant] At the time, set skateboarding shoes on the map to be worth something more than just to skate in.


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[Assistant] Space Jam came out in 1996 and it was a live action movie. It had Michael Jordan and some other basketball players in it along with the Looney Tunes.


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[Assistant] Well, I appreciate you coming out. Uhm, I'll be in LA for a few days. Maybe we can have some dinner. Sounds good. Alright, I'll give you a call. Thank you. Good luck, guys.


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[Assistant] So, first up we got the Freddy Krueger's, one of the most sought after dunks ever. Do you mind if I take a closer look at him?


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[Assistant] Here we can tell that the shoes are brand new. There's no heel drag and I mean this is definitely an authentic pair and they look amazing. I love this shoe.


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[Assistant] So I see you picked out the Encore Force. This is actually the remake, it's an unofficial retro.


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[Assistant] The quality is on point. The smell. What are you smelling for?


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[Assistant] So these here are actually one of my favorites. The fact that Kanye actually wore these on tour is just incredible.


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[Assistant] This was actually supposed to be the fourth colorway of the Yeezy 1, but these shoes were scrapped completely, so there's only a couple of sample pairs in existence. Alright. And, uh, the Paris ones.


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[Assistant] When those released, plenty of people didn't really even care for them at the time because they didn't know their true value. So there was plenty of pairs that were just thrown on, uh, electricity lines and nobody really cared about them.


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[Assistant] So for the Freddy Kruegers, I would price them at about $26,000. The Encores, I would price them $32,000.


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[Assistant] For the Fire Red or Ferrari Red Easy Sample, it's really hard to put a price on it just because there might only be one in the world. If I had to put a price on it today, I would say $150,000.


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[Assistant] And now the Paris Dunks, I would price that at around $72,000.


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[Assistant] I have a signed check by Babe Ruth for two rows of seats for the 1937 World Series.


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[Assistant] I think everybody's a Babe Ruth fan and it's one of the most sought after signatures. I'm looking to get around, uh, $8,000 for this piece. Probably the least I would take for this, maybe around $4,500, possibly.


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[Assistant] But it's endorsed by the Yankees World Series Fund, too.


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[Assistant] He went to World Series game one and two. He bought seats. Okay, how do we know it was for, uhm, rows of seats? That's what it said in the description.


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[Assistant] Looked at a lot of Ruth's signatures throughout the years in my collections. I know what I've paid for items. Uhm, but this is so special due to the fact, it's just the point that he had to buy his own seats. That's just crazy to me.


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[Assistant] Uhm, does it add anything that it was to the New York Yankees? Doesn't that tell you something that it was for the World Series?


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[Assistant] So do you still want 10 grand? Well, I was asking a lot, uhm, what he said did make sense. How much do you want for it?


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[Assistant] Okay. I sure thought he was gonna negotiate. I was really surprised that he didn't move at all on that figure. You robbed me.


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[Assistant] That really shocked me. I really wasn't thinking logically. If I could go back and do it, I would have probably said no. I would have said no.


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[Assistant] Well it's actually a replica because the real Vince Lombardi trophy is bigger and they make one of those. While this isn't the actual trophy, it's still a limited edition of football's highest prize and it was only given to members of the Rams organization who won the Super Bowl. It's pretty damn cool. How much do you want for it? I'd like to get about $7,500 for it and I can prove the value right here.


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[Assistant] We're pretty far apart on the price. Okay, well what's your price? 2500 bucks. Really? I can buy one cheaper somewhere else.


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[Assistant] Alright, I'm gonna have to get somebody in here because it just doesn't look right. Hey Rick, what's going on man?


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[Assistant] What do you have for me today? We have a 04 Patriots ring.


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[Assistant] And this thing right here, this is where it all began. I mean, it's a great piece of sports memorabilia. What do you think it's worth? 250, 300 bucks.


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[Assistant] Take a look at him, tell me what you think. This is a very, very rare and desirable figure.


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[Assistant] In the WWF Hasbro line and maybe in all wrestling toys, this is going to be a top two or three grail for collectors. He was one of those larger than life characters that although he didn't have a big fan base, everybody knew Kamala and his story and made him relevant in WWF.


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[Assistant] So in the WWF Hasbro line, it is traditionally known that they would run a set of 24 samples right before production. And those 24 samples would go out to the lawyers or the head of brand. It's kind of like, this is what our production piece is going to be. Can we get the final signatures on it? That's where this is expected to come from.


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[Assistant] And this piece in particular, what's really unique is that they had his signature moon on his belly. And it's speculated that he didn't sign off on the final approval of what


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[Assistant] So uhm, I do notice there's a little bit veining here and also in here somewhat consistent. Looks like someone's removed a price sticker at some point. And then I want to take a look at just a couple more things here and let me pull this out.


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[Assistant] So basically what I'm seeing here when I look at this is I'm looking for this really smooth texture to the paint. Right? And you can see all that. And then I get into here and it looks more crude. Looks more rough. So you're saying that's somewhat


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[Assistant] Yeah, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but unfortunately it's one of those things that you have a fake, and it's actually not the real figure. Now this is common to find. And some dead giveaways, the sticker residue.


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[Assistant] So therefore, why would it have a price sticker on it? Because the store would apply that, not the manufacturer.


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[Assistant] Right? And even though this looks like it's done pretty well, the points that you pointed out, Chum, you can tell where there's inconsistencies in the glue throughout it. So it is that holy grail piece. But unfortunately, man, I'm sorry, but you got a fake one.


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[Assistant] What is that? Got a 1985 Sports Illustrated magazine featuring Hulk Hogan. It's been autographed by him.


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[Assistant] I have a 1985 Sports Illustrated magazine, autographed by Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair. I'm a huge fan of Hulk Hogan. Been a fan my whole life. If I got a big collection of stuff, I'm just trying to unload a couple things. Hoping to get $140 for it today. This is pretty cool, man.


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[Assistant] So what are you looking to do with it? I'm looking to sell it. Any idea what you're looking to get?


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[Assistant] Well, I think through the power of Hulkamania, I'd be okay with that. Alright, man.


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[Assistant] And we can take a picture of him and you'll see this whole shoe is made out of 3M. Only the tongue is supposed to flash out on the originals.


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[Assistant] So this would be like a lesson point where you can teach me how to use a big cannon from learning.


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[Assistant] That was great. Definitely not for kids, Sean. And absolutely not. Or chums. Nothing I've proved myself by now.


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[Assistant] I have uh, Wayne Gretzky's last professional contract when he was with the New York Rangers.


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[Assistant] This is really cool. Who are you, his agent or something? I wish, I wish I had that kind of money.


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[Assistant] I came to the pawn shop today to sell my Wayne Gretzky signed contract. I'd like to sell the contract today because I really could use the money right now.


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[Assistant] A friend of mine that I rented a house to gave it to me in lieu of paying me. He's the witness for it. He worked at Madison Square Garden. He knows I'm a huge Wayne Gretzky fan.


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[Assistant] There's only five contracts in existence. The NHL has one.


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[Assistant] It's really hard to put a price tag on something like this because it is a once in a lifetime thing you're going to see, but I'm looking maybe around three thousand.


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[Assistant] Well he said it's worth four grand. I'd like to get at least three. Like I said, you're never going to see another one like this come through the shop.


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[Assistant] It has some value there. It doesn't have value like the big ring has.


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[Assistant] This is the day where professional football was almost like professional wrestling.


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[Assistant] Have you seen anything like this before? I have to say I've never seen one.


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[Assistant] You know, this ball's cool. The one from Super Bowl 20 would be cool.


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[Assistant] No one could argue that Walter Payton was one of the best to ever play the game.


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[Assistant] He got two MVPs, a Super Bowl, and close to, what, 17,000 rushing yards? But this ball commemorates a game he didn't even plan, so that knocks the value down quite a bit.


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[Assistant] World championship game, AFL vs. NFL. We all know it as the Super Bowl, but...


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[Assistant] I'm sure there was a lot more concussions back then than there is now. So what do you want to do with it? I want to sell it. Alright, how much are you looking to get?


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[Assistant] Here are my concerns, man. It's not a ring, it's not a signed ball, it's a program, and I just don't know how many are around and what they're worth today. So you mind if I have a buddy of mine come down and take a look at it?


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[Assistant] I mean, you started off at $600, might, you know, Jeremy's saying it's worth anywhere from $250 to $300.


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[Assistant] I mean, you got a great story, you got some evidence here, but uh, let me have a buddy of mine come validate the signature. Sure.


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[Assistant] Got a news article and we got something stating from the Hall of Fame here that this was the type of ball that they used.


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[Assistant] Okay, you've got a really really cool piece of...


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[Assistant] I need solid concrete proof of you catching the ball at the game. I don't see us making a deal here. I think honestly, Football Hall of Fame is where it should go. You agree? I agree.


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[Assistant] Earlier a guy came in with a football signed by a bunch of the 67 Chicago Bears. Before I can make an offer, I've got to make sure these signatures are legit. So I called in Jeremy to help me out.


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[Assistant] Alright, see you later. Alright man, so you heard my guy, he says it's worth probably around a thousand. I mean, I got a feeling this is gonna sit around for years. I'd offer you around a hundred bucks for it.


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[Assistant] It's going well. I have the coolest thing. I have a 1912 Olympic diploma from the Stockholm Olympics in Sweden.


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[Assistant] I found the diploma in a small charity shop for four dollars. The whole thing is written in Swedish and I don't read a bit of Swedish. I went on the internet and found that it was a second place finish for the United States. Go USA.


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[Assistant] I happen to be at an online auction site that had this one and they started the bidding at $32.50. I know you can make a lot on that one now.


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[Assistant] With this particular torch being as available as it is, in today's economy, they sell very consistently from around $1200 up to about $1700. I thought it'd be worth a lot more.


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[Assistant] Well, what I can tell you is that this is without a doubt one of the coats issued to the 56th Winter Olympic team.


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[Assistant] Now as far as the value goes, you'd mentioned that it was bought at a thrift shop so we couldn't pin it to any particular athlete. I would probably value this code at $800. That's it? Yea, just, it is a narrow market for something like this.


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[Assistant] These are really rare and unique, so you might be able to turn it for something, they're sure.


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[Assistant] He was drafted from SMU in 1966 and went to the Dolphins and went to the Raiders.


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[Assistant] Well these are the only two I've ever seen as well. And one of them covers two games, the other book is just strictly one game. So it seems like every trip they made a new book. And he had to learn all this, that's the...


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[Assistant] Another interesting piece that's in here is an itinerary for the trip. Okay.


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[Assistant] And it's also kinda funny that they stayed at the Sheraton.


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[Assistant] How much you want for it? I really don't know what something like this would be worth.


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[Assistant] So would you start tossing out some very large numbers?


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[Assistant] Thanks man, you're the best. I was pleasantly surprised when I heard the number 400. That was a little higher than I thought they would be worth. So how much do you want for them?


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[Assistant] How about $275? How about $200? Oh come on, these are the debut season. You're not going to find a 1965 book. It starts in 66. How about $270? Oh yeaah, you're really going down.


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[Assistant] Hey, how's it going, man? I've got something that you might want to look at. These are signed Baby Air Jordan shoes and a signed poster. Job. Got Jordans over here.


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[Assistant] Autographed by Michael Jordan after we'd played golf. At the time, I was not thrilled. My wife had just paid $50 for these shoes that were baby shoes. Heck, my shoes aren't worth $50.


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[Assistant] That's really cool, man. How'd you get these? I used to run golf and tennis events. And, uh, had Michael Jordan as my guest. He could really play. Did not know that.


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[Assistant] Great guy. And my wife bought these and I said, Michael, you actually make royalties on baby shoes? And he very sheepishly went, yeah I do. And I said, you're signing these pal. And he did. Oh that's pretty cool. You definitely got one hell of a story with him.


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[Assistant] Michael, he's a true gentleman, uh, very knowledgeable about the game and the ethics and conduct on the golf course.


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[Assistant] I would bet that these are the only baby-ear Jordans that are autographed by Michael Jordan.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, we didn't take a picture of Michael siding the shoes.


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[Assistant] But I have to live with that. He knows his business.


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[Assistant] It was really hard to sell something we've had in the family for years. Truthfully, the way I feel right now, I'm ready to go back in there and grab it and kill the deal.


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[Assistant] Well I wanna see what you guys could, uh, do with a Walter Payton sign.


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[Assistant] Not exactly sure why he signed this ball. And that's one of the reasons that I'm trying to see what I can get for it. Super Bowl 31 was won by the Green Bay Packers. And as a Chicago Bears fan, there's no way in good conscience I could keep this in my house.


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[Assistant] I am a huge Bears fan lifelong. Similar balls have gone for $4,000. This is a little bit of a different situation. It being Super Bowl 31, he wasn't in that Super Bowl, but the Packers won and everybody knows that Bears fans and Packers fans do not get along.


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[Assistant] So, where'd you get it? My mom recently moved out of her house, and in the course of packing her up, I found this ball.


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[Assistant] Okay, uhm, so was your mom a Walter Payton fan or? I asked her about it and she doesn't seem to remember exactly where she got it, but she remembers bidding on some sports memorabilia at a charity auction several years ago.


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[Assistant] How much are you looking to get out of it? Well, this type of ball I've done a little bit of research. I'd be willing to part with this one for about $2,500.


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[Assistant] I'll meet you over there, alright? I would have liked to have gotten a little bit more, but I'm gonna go to the casino tonight, go to the roulette table, and put it all on Walter Payton's number 34.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I only watch the Super Bowl for the halftime shows.


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[Assistant] The hat was actually given to me for my dad, but when I gave it to him, he said these aren't my teams and didn't want it.


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[Assistant] So even though the hat is from 2003, the hat looks brand new. It has all the tags on it and it's never been worn.


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[Assistant] I'm here today to negotiate. I have a number that I won't go below, so hopefully they'll give me a little more than that.


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[Assistant] Bronze is a combination of copper and tin. Unfortunately there's no exact formula so you can have like 5% tin all the way up to 15 or 20% tin. Obviously the Americans made their bronze different than they did in Spain.


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[Assistant] Interesting fact about these is, they were both won by Americans, okay? Which makes them worth more money, okay? And, the one made in Atlanta is worth more money because it was won by an American in America.


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[Assistant] I'm asking $20,000 for the Atlanta one, 10,000 for the Barcelona.


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[Assistant] And we're also going to draw him super 3D. We're going to draw parts like the bat. We're going to draw pretty big because it's coming towards us and we're going to draw the ball really big too because it's coming like it's flying right at our face. Okay. All right. Let's first start with this head and we're going to draw a rainbow line and we don't want it to be too big because


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[Assistant] We're gonna start small and then the other parts of his body are gonna get bigger so it looks like it's coming at us.


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[Assistant] Awesome, good job. Now we're going to draw, so this is the top of his helmet, then we're going to draw the visor coming out and back in.


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[Assistant] So up, sorry, it's kind of a U shape. Down and then back up. And then we're going to draw the earpiece, which is another, not bigger U, or smaller U. And then we're going to draw


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[Assistant] Circle for his, for the ear hole in the helmet. Nice. Okay, now let's draw a little line where the visor goes into the helmet. Okay, now let's draw his face. And we're going to draw a line that comes down to his chin. And then we're going to go back up to make his jaw line.


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[Assistant] Good job. That looks awesome. Hey, now let's draw his nose. His little V. There we go. And then his mouth.


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[Assistant] Awesome. Okay, we can put his eyes in there if we want.


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[Assistant] And then we're gonna draw a V connecting to the back of his. There we go.


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[Assistant] Back of his neck. Now let's draw the shoulder muscle on both sides.


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[Assistant] And then we're gonna draw a shoulder. And his shoulder is gonna be a half circle or kind of a rainbow line. Okay, now let's draw his shoulder on this side.


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[Assistant] Good, now we're going to draw the rest of this arm and it's going to be coming at us so it's going to look a little different. We're going to come up here and we're going to draw another curve just like the one we did for his shoulder.


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[Assistant] Now this arm's coming at us, so we're going to draw the muscle part.


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[Assistant] Good. And then we're gonna draw his hand. And so it's gonna come out on both sides.


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[Assistant] Now let's draw a small little knuckle for his thumb. And then we're going to draw these knuckles that come down.


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[Assistant] Good. Now let's draw a circle, er, not a circle, a curve. This is where the bat's gonna come out. And we're gonna draw the bat. And it's gonna look crazy because it's 3D.


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[Assistant] So we're going to draw another line. Yeah, no, you're doing good. You're doing good. So that line's coming down and then this line's going to come out to like here.


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[Assistant] And I'm gonna, we're gonna draw another line right here to kind of finish the bat because it's, it's round.


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[Assistant] That looks awesome. Now let's finish this arm that's connecting in to this, to the bat. So let's draw this arm that's going to come up and around and then back in.


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[Assistant] Good, now let's draw his, his hand over here that's connecting to the bottom of the bat and then we'll draw another curve for the end of the bat.


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[Assistant] The arms right there and then the hands right there. Yeaah, it's a little off. Mine's a little off too. So we could connect, we could draw those so that they connected a little bit better.


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[Assistant] I'm going to draw a sweat band on this wrist so it makes a little more sense. You see that? And I'm going to do the same right here. So it looks like his arms are coming right at us. Good job. Okay, now let's draw his body and it's going to be twisting. So we're going to draw a line that starts from his shoulder and comes down close to his arms or his hands. Then we're going to draw another line that comes out next to that.


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[Assistant] Okay, and then let's draw the other line over on this side too, for his, the other part of his body. Okay, and then this is gonna come in, so we're coming in kinda close, so come in like in here. There we go.


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[Assistant] Good job. Now let's draw the front of his jersey. So this line's gonna come down from his neck and then come out the bottom.


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[Assistant] Good, and then we'll draw another line on the other side of his neck.


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[Assistant] Awesome. Okay, now, now let's draw the rest of his body, okay? So let's draw a belt. We're gonna draw two lines that come out from the bottom. Okay, and then we're gonna connect them.


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[Assistant] Alright, and then we can draw two lines here, two lines over here, and then let's color in his belt black.


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[Assistant] Alright, now his body is twisting, so we're going to draw his first leg. And it's going to come over this way.


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[Assistant] That's where his knee is going to be and then his knee and then his front leg or the bottom part of his legs bent down a little.


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[Assistant] And then let's curve that in and we'll end the pants right there. And then we'll have the long socks.


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[Assistant] Good, now we're going to draw his calf muscle down to his ankle.


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[Assistant] Good. And then at the bottom, let's draw a curved line to connect his ankle.


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[Assistant] This is where a shoe is going to be. And then let's draw a shoe. So we're going to draw, like, out.


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[Assistant] Good job, we're kind of running out of room. And then let's put some, let's put another line around the bottom so that he has a sole on the shoe.


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[Assistant] And then let's give him cleats. So little spikes underneath his shoe. Okay, and then they have kind of a cool tongue that comes over their shoelaces.


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[Assistant] Good, and then a little u right there at the bottom for a little detail.


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[Assistant] Awesome. Okay, we finished one leg. Let's come back up here and we'll finish the other leg and we're going to do a little wrinkle and then it's going to connect down to the leg.


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[Assistant] And then this one's going to be bent behind him, so here we go.


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[Assistant] Come down. We're going to imagine it going through the other leg. So you want to make sure it lines up. There we go. And then we're going to come back up. So a U shape. That's going to be the bottom of the pants.


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[Assistant] And then it's calf muscle, down to a shoe, there's ankle.


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[Assistant] Good. Now let's draw his shoe. So we're going to draw that same kind of shape. It's going to come down, back around, and into his heel.


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[Assistant] Good, and then we can put the bottom line on for the sole of his shoe.


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[Assistant] And then that same tongue, that big tongue that's on his, on the top of his shoe, with that little detail on the end.


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[Assistant] Good. And then we're going to draw the stitching or the seam on the baseball. And this is, it kind of looks like a peanut shape. Goes around.


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[Assistant] Back in, and then we're going to do the stitching with the oil pastels in a sec.


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[Assistant] On his pants right here, I'm gonna do two seams like that.


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[Assistant] And goes in right here. And then I'm going to get wobbly right there going into his socks.


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[Assistant] Does that look cool? Then it looks like there's wrinkles right there. And I'm gonna do the same thing right here, coming down and then zigzag like that.


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[Assistant] Good job checkers fan, he looks awesome. Let's draw the stitching now. We're going to use our red oil pastel and we're going to do little V's that go across the black, uh, seam. Go all the way across


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[Assistant] Hinkey would sell off his daughter's virginity if it involved getting back a second round pick in 2023. It got to the point of being utterly ridiculous. They would have sold off the bolts in the wall if they could.


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[Assistant] The fourth year, the process begins to come into its own and they draft another fucking center.