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[Assistant] That's what pisses me off. Like, they're the team in Ohio now that's playing winning baseball. They're the team that's bringing up the young stuff. Like, we brought these guys up and we thought, okay, here comes Bo Naylor. Here comes Gabriel Arias. And none of them have exploded on the scene, right? When last year, what was the MO? Everybody they brought up hit. Everybody.


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[Assistant] No, I don't either, but I still, I still like him better than Nolan Jones, even though Jones is putting the numbers up.


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[Assistant] To put at the top of your lineup and know that he's gonna get close to 180 hits. Yeaah. And he's gonna get, you know, now 30, 40 stolen bases if he wanted to.


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[Assistant] I mean yea, a guy like that, that's why I said on Friday, he might be able to fit into the Yankees because he's surrounded by guys that are gonna hit 30.


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[Assistant] All of that being said, and I read your tweets, and I'm with you, I co-signed, I couldn't co-sign it anymore. All of that being said,


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[Assistant] Because they play in the worst division in the history of Major League Baseball. Yes. And factually that's gotta be true. They've got a chance.


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[Assistant] And, and when you look at what they did, September 9th, I think we talked about this, September 9th, they had like a one or two game lead going to Minnesota. And then they won, they went 22 and 5 or whatever.


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[Assistant] But at the All-Star break here, I want some move. I want action. Because this team, as constituted, what good does it do you to make the playoffs and get knocked around in the first round? None.


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[Assistant] You want to make the playoffs because you want to think you have a chance. This team has constituted...


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[Assistant] No. No. No chance. Because Bieber isn't Bieber.


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[Assistant] No, he's just not Mackenzie. I got an email from somebody that watched our show Friday and I think went overboard with he characterized what I was saying about


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[Assistant] Uhm, about sticks? Yeah. Uh, Mackenzie? Yeah.


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[Assistant] I wasn't saying that he's not going to have a major league career. I just said my concerns about his body type.


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[Assistant] Have ramped up. Of course. It's been a lot of injuries. Because now it's not just the shoulder, it's the shoulder and the elbow. So it's cause for, it's reason for concern. So, you know, I don't know what he's going to end up being, but they're going to get very little, anything out of him this year.


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[Assistant] Oh my god. You know, that's the typical like out of touch fan who thinks, you know, yeah, well, let's just package them up for this and get, not going to happen.


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[Assistant] So I'm not sure if you're aware of it, you probably are, but uhm, one of the guys that's been a regular on our panel, uhm, he's come in every Monday for the, the bulk of the season. Boogie Roberts, uhm, one of the defensive linemen for Pittsburgh. Great guy, great personality, just, just, and very knowledgeable, and not just football, but all sports. He's a huge NBA fan, he's from LA. Uhm, and here he is now.


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[Assistant] Every week for the last four, he's come in and said, well guys, if we don't win, you know, my run is done. We're, you know, we're out. They had to win the last couple games of the regular season, the last three just to make it in the playoffs. And now here he is, um, a win from winning the championship. And I know Birmingham is going to be the big favorite, but he said something that I want your reaction to. He said, it ain't no fun when the rabbits got the gun.


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[Assistant] Hey, Darrell, where is the league as we get ready to go into this championship game, uh, compared to where you guys had hoped it would be? Is it growing at the rate that you had wanted? And, uh, what are the plans in the future for the USFL?


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[Assistant] Slow and steady wins the race. And, uh, I like the plan to definitely be working so far. Darrell, thank you so much for joining us. We hope you get a great championship game. And, uh, we here at the UCSS, we're giving away 40 tickets this week to watch Pittsburgh and Birmingham fight for the trophy. Thanks, Darrell. Appreciate it.


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[Assistant] I love to hear that. I know he's gonna love to hear that. Uh, in fact, I know one day he wants to be a game analyst. So who better to mentor him than you? So I hope you kind of help him and take him under your wing. Smart kid.


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[Assistant] Great personality. Passionate. I think he's got everything that it takes. Daryl, thanks again. I appreciate it.


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[Assistant] Hey, that'd be a huge win for, for Boogie if, if he could, uh, sorta have Darrell as his mentor and show him the ropes because, uh, I see a lot of qualities in Boogie that I think would be great. Yeah, good luck to Boogie.


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[Assistant] It's a dramatic learning curve in a month of doing it regularly.


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[Assistant] Yeah, he doesn't get enough leg twist in there. So hard to work with the kids on that. Just way too ago. I know it is hard.


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[Assistant] That had, was that the hard ball, the home run ball? Cause there's different softballs that you can use?


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[Assistant] Well usually for home run derbies they use the ones that bounce that get a lot of


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[Assistant] A bit army with the swing, don't you think? Yeaah, big time. Just a little bit. This next one. He's not a big dude.


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[Assistant] He couldn't hit a, he couldn't hit baseball that way. No, not with that swing, but he clearly has played before.


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[Assistant] Uh, we said what's up. No, that's an awful swing. All that in a Josh Bell category.


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[Assistant] He has played baseball on a high level somewhere. There's no question about it. That's the guy that uses his lower half. He has a beautiful twist on the backside. He's got nice torque, good power. I like that guy. I like that guy a lot.


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[Assistant] So how would the team split up? Was it offense defense? Was it just celebrities mixed in with the Browns on both sides?


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[Assistant] You remember how he used to, when he would get on Mike Babb, he was so slow, and Babb was so quick, that when he put both feet even,


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[Assistant] Before he could get his right foot back, Bab was hitting it.


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[Assistant] I mean, when you watch them, I remember hearing so much about them. Yeaah. And I'd seen them play a little bit at Miami, not a ton.


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[Assistant] But I remember when I first started watching him in training camp before the first game. Yea. I just remember looking at him going, this guy's never gonna make it. Never. He looks terrible. He threw sidearm.


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[Assistant] He just, his, it was the most ugly duckling style. There's a funny piece on the NFL films did about


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[Assistant] They interviewed coaches and quarterbacks about how ugly Bernie Kozair's style was.


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[Assistant] And everybody, and it was Kelly, Marino, all the greats at the time. And they all made fun of him, but they all said the same thing. Oh, if you watch him play.


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[Assistant] He's got the worst form of anybody I've ever seen, but the guy gets it done.


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[Assistant] Let's change into the ice hole collection.


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[Assistant] In today's video, I'm going to talk to you about adverbs of manner. Adverbs of manner tell you how something happens.


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[Assistant] The adverb beautifully tells you how he plays the piano.


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[Assistant] And is placed after the piano, which is the object of the verb to play. Hope you get it. Let's get into more detail now.


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[Assistant] Now just so you know, some adverbs, not all of them, but some adverbs can also be placed before the verb.


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[Assistant] So in this case, you can also say, He quickly left the room. Let's practise pronunciation. Repeat after me. He left the room quickly.


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[Assistant] Is that an adverb of manner cannot come between a verb and its direct object. Okay, so it must be placed either before the main verb or after at the end of the clause. So let's take a look at a few examples. He ate quickly his dinner.


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[Assistant] Now this sentence is incorrect. Okay? Eight is the verb.


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[Assistant] So the adverb, quickly, cannot be placed between those two. Okay? So you should say, He ate his dinner quickly. The adverb is at the end and that's correct. Or, He quickly ate his dinner.


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[Assistant] That's also correct. The adverb is placed before the main verb. Another example. He gave me gently a hug.


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[Assistant] Now this is incorrect. You cannot separate the verb give from its direct object, a hug.


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[Assistant] So two correct sentences would be first, he gave me a hug gently with the adverb at the end of the sentence. Or, he gently gave me a hug.


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[Assistant] The adverb comes before the verb. Hope you get it.


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[Assistant] Let's now practice pronunciation. Please repeat the sentence after me. He ate his dinner quickly.


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[Assistant] Good guys. Let's move on. Time now to practice.


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[Assistant] As you can see, we use the adverb, well. It tells you how he swam. And it's placed after the main verb, swam. The rain fell hard.


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[Assistant] Again, our adverb, hard, tells you how the rain fell and is placed after the verb. The children were playing happily.


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[Assistant] She angrily slammed the door. Can you see the adverb? It's angrily. How did she slam the door? Angrily. And finally, slowly she picked up the flower. Can you spot the adverb of manner? It's slowly.


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[Assistant] And it's at the beginning of the sentence because we want to emphasize the manner. And this is also something very common when you read books.


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[Assistant] Okay guys, let's now practice pronunciation. Please repeat after me. He swam well.


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[Assistant] Okay guys, that's it for this video. Please make sure you watch the other videos on adverbs and keep practicing. Adverbs are extremely common in English and they will make you speak a lot better. Thanks for watching and see you next time.


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[Assistant] Thank you so much guys for watching my video. If you like it, please show me your support. Click like, subscribe to the channel, put your comments below if you have some, and share it with all your friends. See you!


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[Assistant] These inmates are costing states billions they can't afford.


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[Assistant] Frontline takes you inside one American neighborhood, where getting locked up is a part of everyday life.


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[Assistant] An inside one state that is trying to fix a broken system.


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[Assistant] The state of Kentucky has spent an estimated $1.1 million dollars incarcerating him.


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[Assistant] He's been diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.


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[Assistant] Keith is currently serving five years for burglary, theft, and impersonating a police officer.


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[Assistant] Where around one in six people cycle in and out of prison every year.


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[Assistant] Kentucky spends more than 15 million dollars a year incarcerating people just from Beecher Terrace and the surrounding neighborhoods.


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[Assistant] This is the story of a year and the lives of four residents of Beecher Terrace.


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[Assistant] She lives with her mother and four brothers and sisters in a two bedroom apartment on Beecher Terrace. Her father has been locked up most of her life.


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[Assistant] Now she's stopped showing up. And has just been summoned to court for truancy.


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[Assistant] Since the 1970s, the number of people locked up in the United States has grown from 300,000 to 2.3 million.


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[Assistant] Louisville's jail is a few hundred yards from Beecher Terrace. It's home to inmates awaiting trial or serving time for minor offenses.


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[Assistant] Charles McDuffie is in state prison, serving a five year sentence for burglary.


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[Assistant] Forty-five years ago, McDuffie served with the 11th Cavalry in Vietnam.


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[Assistant] Since Vietnam, McDuffie says he's had almost no mental health treatment.


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[Assistant] Keeping him locked up over the years has cost an estimated $200,000.


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[Assistant] Demetria grew up on Beecher Terrace. She's already been to juvenile jail three times.


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[Assistant] She's now been charged with assaulting her aunt, her legal guardian, and placed in a shelter run by the juvenile courts.


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[Assistant] When Demetria was nine, her mother was shot dead. The police say she killed herself. Her family thinks she was murdered.


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[Assistant] If Demetria is found guilty of assault, she could face a year in juvenile detention.


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[Assistant] It costs the state an average of $87,000 a year to incarcerate a child.


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[Assistant] Now states like Kentucky can no longer afford this growth and are trying to reduce their prison population.


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[Assistant] In 2011, the Kentucky legislature passed a law overhauling incarceration in the state.


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[Assistant] Thousands of non-violent offenders like Keith Hoff will be released early over the next decade.


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[Assistant] Under the Kentucky reforms, Keith is being released six months early.


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[Assistant] This should save the state more than $15,000 if he doesn't get sent back to prison.


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[Assistant] He has a long history of burglary, fraud, theft and substance abuse.


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[Assistant] Intensive parole supervision is supposed to help him stay out of trouble.


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[Assistant] The Kentucky prison reforms did not address juvenile incarceration.


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[Assistant] The state locks up more than a thousand children each year for minor offenses like truancy.


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[Assistant] She's due in court soon for the assault on her aunt, who she's lived with since her mother was killed.


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[Assistant] Demetria has a pass to leave the facility at 1pm, and is still hoping her aunt will come and get her.


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[Assistant] If Demetria leaves on her own, she'll be charged with escape and sent to juvenile jail.


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[Assistant] Fifteen-year-old Crystal has been skipping school again. She leaves the house each morning, but then doesn't show up for class.


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[Assistant] Crystal has also picked up another charge for resisting arrest after a classroom fight. Her court date is approaching, and now she faces jail.


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[Assistant] Crystal overdoses on pills she stole from her mother.


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[Assistant] Under Kentucky's prison reforms, Charles McDuffie is being released into drug rehab.


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[Assistant] McDuffie will spend six months in a drug treatment facility.


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[Assistant] Her court date for resisting arrest and truancy has been rescheduled for today. She could be sent to juvenile jail. But the court is offering an alternative.


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[Assistant] Crystal faces up to 65 days in juvenile detention.


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[Assistant] A year after the Kentucky reforms were rolled out, prison and jail numbers are slowly starting to fall.


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[Assistant] Some of the inmates who were released early have already been re-arrested and locked up again in Louisville's jail.


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[Assistant] Keith Huff, who's been on the run, has just been caught by the police. He'd stopped taking his medications and was back on Beecher Terrace.


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[Assistant] The treatment facility has arranged for McDuffie to have therapy for post-traumatic stress.


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[Assistant] But her aunt has told the courts she's not ready to take her back.


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[Assistant] She'll be allowed to go back home, but she'll be on probation for six months.


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[Assistant] Macduffy's therapist is encouraging him to confront his past by writing a letter to the man he killed.


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[Assistant] Demetria is ultimately sent to a state detention camp for teenage offenders.


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[Assistant] It's 18 months since the prison reforms took effect. They are starting to have an impact.


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[Assistant] By 2013, there were 1300 fewer prisoners in Kentucky.


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[Assistant] Kentucky has become a model, and other states are implementing similar changes.


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[Assistant] In the jail next to Beecher Terrace. It's business as usual.


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[Assistant] Dozens of new drug addicts and mentally ill offenders continue to arrive every day.


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[Assistant] McDuffie has completed his rehab and is a free man.


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[Assistant] Demetrio was released back home to her aunt in early 2014, but then violated the terms of her probation.


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[Assistant] My name is Crystal Tribble and I live in Beecher Terrace. It's basically a regular ghetto.


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[Assistant] My dad, my uncle, well almost all my uncles, my cousins.


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[Assistant] You know, we have some kind of mushroom that we call


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[Assistant] Corpse mushrooms. Liksvamp in Swedish. And they smell, uh, I guess they smell like, uh, a corpse.


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[Assistant] That's why the name, you can smell them now and then, it's like smells terrible. I'm just gonna sit down here.


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[Assistant] I need to take advantage of every minute of this warm sun on my face because soon the winter is here.


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[Assistant] So it's September now. It's Tuesday, September 14th, I think. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Such a beautiful place. I love van life.


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[Assistant] In the end of July, me and Joanne went out on our very first trip with the van.


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[Assistant] We were out on the roads for about a week, and we had no plans of where we were going, except that we knew that we wanted to go north.


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[Assistant] And that's how I love to travel. No schedule and no pre-booked events. Just taking things as they come and be able to go with the flow each day and staying as long as you want on every place.


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[Assistant] The past year has been extremely tough in many ways. And no matter how peaceful our home is, I think it's so important to sometimes get away from daily routines and work and everything known, and just be in the unknown for a while. It gives space for new energy and new thoughts and feelings to arise.


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[Assistant] Because if we are in a totally new place, nothing reminds us of our daily routines and daily thought patterns that may cause us to feel stuck or stressed.


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[Assistant] At least for me, that's a very good way to really come back to the present moment if I've been feeling stressed for a while.


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[Assistant] It's a good way to slow down and to also get some perspective.


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[Assistant] Being away just for a few days makes me see more clear what I really love and treasure in my life and what I long to come back to when I get home.


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[Assistant] And also what things or patterns I wish to change because it feels heavy to think of coming back to that.


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[Assistant] Coffee and a bun with a view.


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[Assistant] We drove to many beautiful places this week, but we spent most time by this river, very close to where we have our cabin. I just love this place so much. It has everything. The dancing waters, the mountains, the forest. It's just a very special place to me.


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[Assistant] In the middle of August, me and my family went to the island Gotland in Sweden for something called Medeltidsveckan, which means the medieval week. It's always been my dream to go there.


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[Assistant] And even if it was a bit special this year because of the pandemic, I really enjoyed every second of being there. I felt so much at home in this medieval atmosphere and for the first time in my life I felt like I could dress up in my favorite clothes and still feel like I fit in.


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[Assistant] I didn't film so much when I was here, but I really hope to come back again next year. The music, the people, the energy, it was magical.


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[Assistant] On our way home, my parents picked up their new family member. A little golden retriever puppy called Harry.


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[Assistant] Harry has now been here for about a month and he's growing so quickly and he has a lot of energy. He really loves Nanook and I wanna hang out with him all the time. But Nanook is not that interested. I think he thinks he's just an annoying crazy puppy.


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[Assistant] But I'm sure they will become really good friends as Harry gets a little bit older and wiser.


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[Assistant] August turned into September, which is a beautiful month here. The air feels fresh and the light changes and make everything look golden.


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[Assistant] And you can really sense how the energy shifts in nature this time of the year. And I love when that happens. I feel more comfortable and more energized as the summer ends. I don't know why really, I just feel like I can breathe deeper and I feel calmer.


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[Assistant] The pressure that summer can bring upon us is gone, and it leaves so much space to just be.


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[Assistant] This is also the best time for picking lingonberries. As always, I wanna pick enough berries to have lingon juice for the whole winter. We often take Nanook to the forest in the evenings, and that's a great time to pick some berries while he gets to run free for a while.


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[Assistant] But most of the time he just ends up eating tons of lingonberries instead.


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[Assistant] Nanook is eating berries, lingonberries. It's so cute to watch him.


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[Assistant] It doesn't really look so cold outside. It looks like it's June or something. That is a cold, raw September evening.


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[Assistant] When you swim in the summer, the water is too warm to really get this.


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[Assistant] Now in September, I've been spending a lot of time just being in nature and doing things that brings me joy. I've been out in the woods with my dog and my camera each and every day. I love to be in the forest this time of the year. There's almost no mosquitoes left, and on sunny days the temperature is so perfect.


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[Assistant] I've also been working a lot in my art studio again, and I've been selling away most of my paintings to give space for making new art.


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[Assistant] I don't know why, but as a darker time of the year arrives, I usually feel more inspiration to paint again.


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[Assistant] And I thought I had lost Nanook because I hadn't seen him for a long time, but now I just saw him down here. Nanook!


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[Assistant] I found it, and I forgot I even had my camera on. Come on now, doggy.


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[Assistant] You hire a hitch fund, you're looking for a fund that has a track record experience.


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[Assistant] But Glenn Surgeon had a relationship with Adam Tosh, the chief investment officer of KRS at the time. Adam Tosh sold us that.


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[Assistant] Two million for Aerohawk, but he brought in some other investments, a total of six million.


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[Assistant] Because it was never disclosed in financial statements, it was never disclosed anywhere, even the existence of placement agents.


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[Assistant] His big issue is to shrink government in Kentucky. To make it smaller. Uh, he believes in the private sector, he does not believe in government.


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[Assistant] Calm down, Anne. Obviously, I didn't make myself clear. Either you give me the cash, or I go to Ryan. Let him know he's being put out to stud. And then it's rock-a-bye-bye, baby, if you catch my drift.


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[Assistant] The contract laid out the fee structure for the underlying portfolio funds.


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[Assistant] There is no transparency issue. They know exactly what they received. They were target benchmarks that were established. They received nearly three times what was expected in the target benchmarks.


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[Assistant] Mr. McDuffie suffers not only from the disease of addiction, but he also has some post-traumatic stress issues stemming from his service during Vietnam.


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[Assistant] But one that has, as he says, his friend that he brought back with him, that he still has dreams about, nightmares.


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[Assistant] There was a lot of anger in the room. Extreme anger. It was an unpleasant task I was asked to do. No one wants to...


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[Assistant] And I will say, I voted on plenty of bills I didn't get to read, unfortunately. I had no choice.


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[Assistant] We've got to get this bill back to the floor so we can have a debate, full debate on it, knowing that the optics were terrible.


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[Assistant] Uh, that's not on the, uh, in the order. No.


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[Assistant] We have heard loud and clear how the teachers feel about SB1, and this plan has


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[Assistant] Made changes responsive to those questions.


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[Assistant] I do have a medical degree. Okay, whatever. Are you sure about this?


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[Assistant] Sometimes I think it's better just to avoid it all. Be easier, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, my goodness, it's so much easier for the lefties. And what's his name? His name, and I love this because it went back and forth. It was originally going to be Emerson. That was my paternal grandfather's name and my dad's middle name. Instead, they decided to go with Van Emerson Tooey.


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[Assistant] So Van Tooie sounds like he's going to grow up and do something important. Whether it's academia, athletics,


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[Assistant] It's his hair's unreal. He does have a better hair, head of hair than Tyvis. It like comes, it's full lettuce. Full. Now Joe, the father, my daughter's husband, who's a news anchor on a local affiliate here in Cleveland not named Channel 3. He does the 7 o'clock for another station in town.


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[Assistant] She was born with so much hair that Apple racially profiled Joe as an Indian. You know how they take your photos and they'll put them to music?


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[Assistant] When he was, when she was born, Apple and the Google Photos app saw that there was all these pictures of this baby with like Marv Albert hair. You know, Marv Albert hair.


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[Assistant] Was aware of his comments on our program about John Moran. I thought that Boogie was phenomenal that day. He spoke about gun violence in inner cities.


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[Assistant] He spoke eloquently. He's educated on the matter. Obviously, he grew up in a very tough area of Los Angeles. Uh, I thought he was tremendous that day. I don't know if they were even aware that he's a member of a regular sports show or not.


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[Assistant] But uhm, congratulations to Boogie. Is there a website that people can vote?


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[Assistant] Yes, that's right. We'll implore them to vote for Boogie and I can't imagine anybody else gonna have a bigger campaign. Yeah, certainly not. Vote for Boogie. Something I never thought I'd say.


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[Assistant] Is this the semifinals? Semifinals, correct. So four teams make the playoffs. Correct. They're in. They lost to the Maulers or the uh, the Panthers. They beat the Panthers.


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[Assistant] But if, if by chance the USFL ever blossoms and becomes this huge secondary league.


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[Assistant] There are tickets from Super Bowl I that you can find on sale on Amazon that go for tens of thousands of dollars. The actual ticket stub.


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[Assistant] From Super Bowl I. Wow. Because it wasn't that big a deal.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah. Is like the holy grail of sports memorabilia. Sure. No one knows where it is.


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[Assistant] I mean, that is the game. You know, that is the game that changed the sport forever. Yeah, I hope they get a big price. I know there's a series, I think it was on Amazon or Netflix about


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[Assistant] But, uh, Babe Ruth Jersey is the highest sold jersey of all time. I think it was 10 million, I think, and they wanted


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[Assistant] First two times I got babied like a child. Third time I got looked at like, this is your fault. You did this to yourself. That's on your makeshift. Alright, yea, you mentioned the Imani Bates pick and that's where we're gonna start today because obviously the Cavs had just the one pick, the 49th in the draft. There wasn't a lot of anticipation around it because you usually don't find life changers at 49.


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[Assistant] But this might be an exception. This young man's history.


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[Assistant] is a bit up and down. He was, uh, he was the max prep freshman national player of the year. And the Gatorade national sophomore player of the year. Yeah. I mean, this kid once upon a time was in the stratosphere. I don't want to say LeBron James because LeBron wasn't just the next superstar. LeBron was tabbed as the chosen one, one in a lifetime.


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[Assistant] Imani Bates, once upon a time, not that long ago, four years ago, this guy's national stock was unbelievable. Then he hit some, some roadblocks. He went to Memphis, didn't have a great freshman year, sort of underperformed. Penny Hardaway was his coach there, averaged fewer than 10 points a game.


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[Assistant] Transferred to eastern Michigan, but the big thing here guys was the gun charge.


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[Assistant] That happened in December of last year. He's on probation for 18 months.


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[Assistant] Not a good look. It's a high risk pit for the Cavaliers.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you don't expect a guy like that to make a difference, but I know you were advocating yesterday for the Cavs to take him, and the Cavs had been interested in him publicly for a while. Yep.


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[Assistant] He does. He takes a lot of bad coached out of a guy McNuggets. What are your thoughts on that? The fact that he just takes a lot of bad shots. Can that be coached?


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[Assistant] The, the, the narrative around this is how in the hell can the Cavs, in this moment, in the Ja Morant moment, take a kid who had gun problems at Memphis? I mean, it just seems like it might be tone deaf.


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[Assistant] What scares me about him is I'm sure all or many of the NBA teams spoke to him. Yes. And you get a sense when you, not always, you can be fooled. I think John Morant fooled a lot of folks after his first gun charge.


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[Assistant] I, I, I think a lot of people, uhm, listen to, there, there was, he was contrite. Uhm, he was apologetic. He seemed like he was remorseful. I bought it. I thought, you know, this kid is on the verge of turning his life around, and then not long after, boom. Right. So you can be fooled, and teams have been fooled a lot in the past, but the fact that


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[Assistant] Many teams talked to him. Yeaah. And they all passed on him for the most part twice.


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[Assistant] That's a good point. In a vacuum, he said, I'm taking no big chances, no major changes. Right. And now granted, there's context to this, but he just landed.


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[Assistant] At no cost, a former high school player of the year, and a former high school player that was on the cover of Sports Illustrated.


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[Assistant] What the hell? Take a swing. You're in the game and we'll see. I have nothing but high hopes and the best wishes for the kid. I'm pulling for him and I would be if he was in Detroit or Atlanta or wherever. I'm hoping Michael can turn his life around and become a positive example. Here's what scares me. I thought this this morning when I read the article. What scared the hell out of me was the gun charge.


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[Assistant] You know what that means. That gun was either stolen, purchased, or in all likelihood,


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[Assistant] With one of three serial numbers missing, that's a really bad sign and it speaks to probably the people that he's with.


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[Assistant] And how they get access to those weapons. I've heard stories about how you get these guns and what these guns symbolize and it's not a good thing. But all of that being said, nothing but the best wishes for him.


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[Assistant] I'm with you. Alright, alright, very good. Uh, we, we moving on then? We are moving on to... It's 11.30 on the dot. That's when we're supposed to move to the Nick Chubb game. The Nick Chubbs. Exactly on the dot. The hell's that?


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[Assistant] It's either all real or all fake. There's no. So it's not going to be well in 2020. He did, but not in 21. You're saying over that two year span.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but you see what he did there. He said, I'm not going to say 2.2 and 2.3. Out of 118 tackles, he was, he was minus three from the lead. That was totally true though.


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[Assistant] I don't remember him having 20 carries in that New Orleans game. And by the way, if Njoku catches the ball, they win and it's 6-0. They're 6-0 when he carries the ball 20 times or more. Cause and a fact. Very simple. Zero cause and a fact. Very, very, very simple.


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[Assistant] I think it's not, but in my reverse logic, I'm going to say that it is.


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[Assistant] Seriously, it might be the most absurd stat. Read that stat again. That is not hyperbole. How many carries? Do we know how many carries it was? Two.


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[Assistant] The anecdotal evidence is 1000% absolutely they would have been better over that time.


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[Assistant] You can't use a running back in the fourth quarter when you're losing games. You can. I mean, because a lot of those games, they were one score games. Especially last year.


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[Assistant] A lot of those scores, a lot of those games. And I thought, not last year, but two years ago, I thought we panicked. When we were down one score late in a lot of those games, I thought we panicked. Even like down one score in the second quarter, you see pass, pass, pass, punt. Like hey, it's early.


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[Assistant] It was first, second, and third, right? Derrick Henry was second. Aaron Jones was third.


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[Assistant] That's not really that impressive. That's just two extra, that's two carries a game. You know what I mean? Over the whole season? For what? Fourth quarter carries, minimum of 30.


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[Assistant] Like if it was just 30 carries that he got in the fourth quarter and I don't know that it was, you know, then it's a sample size problem.


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[Assistant] I know, but like, so to both points, and to my point too, like it could be a sample size skew. If, if Derek Henry, or excuse me, if Nick Chubb had 30 carries.


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[Assistant] But Derek Henry had 75. Right. And Aaron, and Aaron Jones had 84. That's a big difference. Wow, Kevin Moss averages a home run every 7 and a half backs. Right, right, right. Well, you know, you did it for such a small.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I want those numbers to be close and based on the disparity between the numbers, I bet it wasn't close.


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[Assistant] I get that, but why not, like, just average, so if a running back gets 16 carries a game, which is probably about the average, maybe a little below the average, that's 4 per quarter. I want the minimum number to be 16 times 4. I want it to be 64. Minimum carries, 64.


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[Assistant] It would a little bit in their favor too. It would a little bit back in their favor, yeaah, back in Chuck's favor. But it's just, it's a very small sample size comparator. And it just goes to show you. Derek Henry had twice the carries in the fourth quarter.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but what that means though is he played 12 4th quarters, and that means that he averaged fewer than 3 carries per 4th quarter.


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[Assistant] Or, no, 16 games, he had 80 something, I think you said? 80?


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[Assistant] than Derek Henry, who was known that year also as their workhorse.


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[Assistant] My point on all of this is that when you have a cheat code, and some of these stats prove that he's that, he's a cheat code.


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[Assistant] My fear is that we're going to Joe Thomas this poor young man. Well, it's a possibility. Well, he's halfway home. He's halfway through his expected career life and he's played in one playoff, or he's got one playoff.


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[Assistant] Well part of that is because he got overworked. Part of that is also because biologically he's two years older and running backs we know get old real fast. I'm not saying Derek Henry's old, but I'm saying we're seeing a decline in his production.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it might cost dozens and dozens of dollars.


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[Assistant] Can I, can I make a suggestion? If you don't want to follow it, that's fine. Do we want to move up guardians so it leads into Carlos or do we want to hold guardians until after Carlos? Either way works.


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[Assistant] He might be Temebo, but to your point, a tight end is a really fascinating position.


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[Assistant] It is a position that warens itself to having the guru, the one guy that is just a clear standalone and then a couple of other difference makers. I mean, this is proven in fantasy. And then there's like 25 guys that are interchangeable. They're just guys. They're not going to change your life. They're not going to be reasons you win in Sunday, every Sunday.


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[Assistant] By the Browns rating, he's way overrated. And that's it. Like the Browns, in fact, in the article, the author, Gary said,


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[Assistant] When he signed the contract, it was literally a...


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[Assistant] What in the world has this guy done to get 14 million dollars a year? And that's what I said on the show the next day. I'm like, I hate this deal. I like that he's gonna be part of our team. I hate that he's gonna take up this many dollars from a resource standpoint. He's not worth it. Now, all that being said, that might change this year.


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[Assistant] If you look at how this organization has just tied in specifically.


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[Assistant] And so, I mean, the track record for this organization, this group of talent evaluators is awful.


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[Assistant] I mean, the guy walks into any room, I don't care if he's in street clothes, shorts and a t-shirt or a football uniform, whatever room he walks into, he immediately becomes a topic of conversation.


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[Assistant] Even in, in football circles, that guy walks in and he's like, this is Adonis. This, this guy's been blessed. Oh, and by the way, that body, he can propel it over a seven foot high high jump bar. This guy should be brave.


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[Assistant] Yes, so here's what's amazing about that. In this league, the not for long league, potential lasts for one contract.


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[Assistant] And if it hasn't developed, unless you're a lineman, cause a lot of times lineman will get that second look, I think we've got one right now that's getting one benefit of the doubt.


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[Assistant] But typically at a skills position player. Nah. If you're not that guy.


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[Assistant] After, he's a first round draft pick. After your first contract, you kind of float around the lead.


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[Assistant] And here he is, and you know what, I just, I even cleared the decks for him. I said, you know what, if he doesn't do it this year, I'm done with him. But I've said that five times before with this guy.


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[Assistant] Oh, what a random reference. Uh, we should have a UCSS Ski Ball Tournament. That would be good. Uhm, I'm gonna defer on Dalvin Tomlinson, and I'll tell you why. I haven't watched him. I agree.


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[Assistant] I think was a product of him getting overpaid and the fact that the Browns were very thirsty. Right. I mean, they were so thirsty at that position, they'd gone years without a drink. So they said, we've got to have a guy. He was a guy. The big names were already off the market. Yeah. Wipe the dry corners of your mouth.


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[Assistant] If he plays like a great player this year. Did you read the piece in the, I read the article and the piece specifically on him. Yeaah. And when I read it, I said, okay, all of this does make sense. Right.


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[Assistant] But I can't make a judgment personally yet because I haven't watched them like that. Why did they get time listening like that? They said money too? Money. They said that the Browns had a dire need at that position. The big needle movers were gone at that position. So it was kind of where need meets opportunity and you just sometimes you have to overpay. But one of the stats that really was troubling to me was


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[Assistant] When he's in pass rush situations, he was way below average. And he was below average, I believe.


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[Assistant] Can you imagine, like, j-just take anybody for example, the names that you mentioned, but no, we've got a guy in Hunt.


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[Assistant] He's on the market. Nobody's interested right now. What's crazy is can you imagine Hunt looking at the 14 million that the Browns are paying Joku for four years? He's gotta be saying, wait a minute, what? I'm going to tell you this.


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[Assistant] If a team ever takes a running back in the first round, it's a massive mistake. He was way ahead of the curve.


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[Assistant] They are. In fact, they've won, uh, they, they, they've won four in a row. It's the longest winning streak of the year. They just swept the Oakland A's, which, you know, I know a lot of people are like, well, it's the A's. Well, they get paid too. And it wasn't long ago. They had won, I think seven in a row or something. So they started to play better baseball.


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[Assistant] Where back in the day there was a real priority on putting the bat on the ball and making contact. What if you, what do you think of the shift from the all or nothing approach? You go up there trying to hit a home run. If you strike out, so what?


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[Assistant] I like his maturity. I clearly like his bloodline. I mean, his brothers are, you know, he comes from a baseball family and I know he was struggling to get that first hit, but you know how this goes, Carlos. A lot of times when rookies get called up and they struggle and they're, you know, now they're 0 for 20 or 0 for 22.


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[Assistant] That's something that, it's just, it's unbelievable. But I'm wondering, what is your snapshot memory, your snapshot moment from your incredible big league career and you played in some huge games with this organization. What is your moment?


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[Assistant] Let me play devil's advocate for a second because I obviously really respect your opinion.


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[Assistant] And I respect Cash too, and you say that Tito is a player's manager, and I think Cash is a lot like Tito, obviously he's a Tito disciple, but how do we know?


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[Assistant] How do we know, Carlos, that Cash didn't try that with Franco once or twice or three times and maybe he's just now at the last resort where he's saying, I've got to do something to get this kid's attention because what I've done hasn't been working so far. That seems to be a possibility at least, right?


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[Assistant] That's awesome. And listen, you know him, you're speaking from a point of knowledge. He's a wonderful player. Carlos, like you, I'm fascinated now to see how the dynamic changes of the Rays because


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[Assistant] I don't know, typically when this happens, there are teammates that are unhappy. The language that caught my attention was, he hasn't been a good teammate. So I'm wondering, was there a, was there a fracturing of the clubhouse where some of the players were coming and saying something to Cash?


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[Assistant] Let's find out, we'll look at the win-loss column and if this team starts to fall apart, uhm, then that might be the reason why.


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[Assistant] Hey, Carlos, we love you. You're the best, Carlos. We're thrilled that you're here. Best you got. All the best. Yes, you look great. Keep going, buddy.


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[Assistant] Thank you, Carlos. Carlos makes a good story about the attendance. Uhm, the fans gotta get out this weekend. This is a big series. Yeaah. They've been going pretty good. They have just been better. They've been better. Uhm, we can be even better. This, I know what this town is capable of.


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[Assistant] I followed it on your text chat that night.


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[Assistant] And they, well, they'll remember that game when they're 50. Ever. Forever. They'll never forget it. And the beauty of it. And I love that you kept them there and they all wanted to stay.


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[Assistant] Unbelievable. And you know what happens, Bull, this is why I love when kids go to the ballpark for the first time. You never know what's going to happen on any given night.


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[Assistant] They saw something that's never been done in the history of Major League Baseball. Yeaah. The Guardians came from behind. Five times. Five separate times. Amazing. After the seventh inning. And won the game.


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[Assistant] All the fans that were there for the first time and didn't leave.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and it's amazing what an in-stadium experience can do. Now look, you can also go for the first time and then get shut out 9-0. Sure, sure, sure. And that sucks.


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[Assistant] I was rooting for him to get the perfect game. I wanted to see history. And I felt terrible for Drew, was it Drew Joyce? Uh, Jim Joyce. Jim Joyce. Oh my god. He was a great umpire. He cried in the post game news conference after this.


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[Assistant] Oh my God, how did he call him safe? It wasn't even close. It wasn't even close. No, no, it was crazy. He called him safe in the perfect game.


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[Assistant] And that was the highlight of his career, obviously, Galarraga. I do think, uh,


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[Assistant] I'm not necessarily advocating for it. I'm okay with it, I think it makes sense. I'm with Carlos. You do not trade him under any circumstances, and there are many reasons, but I'll give you my main reason.


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[Assistant] I asked a buddy of mine the other day who's four trading him. I said, he goes, yeah, we're six under 500. I go, look, you're looking at the wrong number.


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[Assistant] They are, but with Bieber in a seven game, you know you got a Cy Young on the bumper too. Right. But if Mackenzie gets well, now you've got Cy Young caliber arms for four.


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[Assistant] But that makes my point even more. Look what they did with, and I know that it's a little different comparison, but they're very similar players if you look at their careers. When they got rid of Frankie,


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[Assistant] The talk was the same thing where we were having the same conversations. They waited.


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[Assistant] All three, even Williams, short body of work, he pitched six innings. When he got in trouble in the third inning the other night after having a hitless first and second. Right.


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[Assistant] He looked like a spotlight deer. Now, I love the fact that he dug out of his hole. He gave up the full run homer and after that he had an eight pitch inning. I think he had a five pitch inning.


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[Assistant] He really settled in, he didn't give up a hit, then he walked him and Tito said that's a sign of exhaustion because he, I think it was a 3-1 count, he walked him, he came and got him.


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[Assistant] I love that he got out of it, but we've seen from Bybee and Alan, they can look phenomenal.


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[Assistant] He had an 0-2 count. This was after he struck out his first two at bats and looked terrible. Chasing pitches, guessing on pitches. Yes. He had an 0-2 count and the pitcher challenged him with a fastball in the heart.


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[Assistant] I think the reason he challenged him is because the book on him is his bat speed is gone. And even though he got a base hit in that at bat, he didn't even pull the ball. He went to the opposite field.


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[Assistant] It just hasn't happened. They have too many guys in the pipeline. Yes. And it's impossible. It sounds crazy to say that. I know, but it is. But it is. And that's why they got nothing for Jones because they had this glut of talent. And Will Benson got nothing for him either.


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[Assistant] I think so, yes. Wow, nice. We'll get back to that. Let's start. Cause that's a fascinating question. Is there loyalty in sports?


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[Assistant] That's good. You can consider all three. Cause you know what? You can make a case that all three will be dramatically better from last year. If they work that out, you got a playoff. I'm going to go, I think it's a tough


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[Assistant] Yeah, they signed a lot of special teams players and that's something that they haven't done that never done that. And I like that they're all in on.


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[Assistant] I, uh, couple years ago on Channel 3, I had a wing-eating contest with Brandon Simmons, one of our reporters, and we ate from, um, quick


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[Assistant] We had a wing eating contest and I won. I devoured all of them and it was the hottest sauce I've ever eaten in my life.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I thought that was kind of cool. I'm like, man, like, that's like me being like, yeaah.


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[Assistant] That's a goal. Yeaah. That's a goal. I watched it. Me and Earl was in McKinley High School. We went to do the Hall of Fame High School thing.


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[Assistant] And we walked through and the USFL guys were in my high school's weight room now. It's not a regular weight room. I mean, they put a lot of money into that thing, but I'm looking around and I just was like, man, I got sick to my stomach. I said, can I imagine if I had to do that today? I would no part. Yeah, one more hit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I, I think this is the best case scenario. Well actually, we go back to that. I watched them. Actually, I think I text McNuggets.


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[Assistant] Like I text McNuggets, I was in the lab, just down to YouTube. Watching his highlight reels. Yea, I was watching highlight reels. Well I had watched him in Memphis, I had a chance to see him.


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[Assistant] A couple years ago playing these AAU tournaments and he was on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Like it was, he wasn't a national player of the year two times in a row. So the, the, the stock that Wimby has now.


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[Assistant] You didn't hear about Wimby when you was hearing about this guy. It was just crazy. Like, you see how people develop. But when you watch his game, he jumps out at you because he takes these tough shots.


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[Assistant] But if you watch the NBA and you watch it in the, in the playoffs,


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[Assistant] All those contested shots, Tatum hits, all them contested jumpers and like the stuff that NBA dudes do, he does that on a regular basis. Well, he shoots 40% though. That's, that's what scares me. And by the way, he takes a lot, he takes a lot of bad shots.


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[Assistant] I look at it like this. The Cavs have to, like, when you're a small market, and let's be clear, you know, in the NBA there's not really a large market, small market type thing, but what you're talking about is, when you got a kid like this, the Cavs, A, aren't getting free agents. B, they're never going to sign a top notch


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[Assistant] If you're Kobe Altman, you say, okay, we don't have, we got a mid-level exception, I'd rather put my resources into this guy than Dean Wayne.


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[Assistant] Give me, Lamar Stevenson can't do what he do. No, that's right. I buy that 100%. That is fact. But this kid, it's doubtful that he's helping the Cavs this year. Well no, and you said a good thing. It's the infrastructure. When they had Porter Jr., they worked and they worked and they tried and they tried. They had to ship him off to Houston.


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[Assistant] I don't know if they have anybody in their organization.


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[Assistant] That the Cavs like a certain type player, right? You notice, if you don't really notice.


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[Assistant] They took the Shumpers. They took the J.R. Smith. They had Kyrie. They had, look, Kevin Love, like, was, was ornery sometimes.


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[Assistant] One or two, one headed, right? Mobley doesn't talk. Garland ain't saying nothing. I don't, you don't see anything from Jared Allen, right? These guys, all good character kids don't do anything. Yeah. Guess what?


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[Assistant] Maybe if you put him in there, you work on him. But he has something that you can't teach. He's 6'9", he can pull up, he can do a lot of different things. The question is, hey, Kev, do you got some, some...


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[Assistant] You got the front office people. You got the people person. The guy's just following around. He's in a club. He's got what you got him on a routine. He needs the guardrails. Now we'll find out if the cabs have


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[Assistant] Is that's why it's impressive because he's not a great athlete. There's always someone in his face a little bit and you watch these highlights, right? I mean, this is a, this is a post play guys are in his face and guess what? He's gonna pull up.


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[Assistant] It's hard to get over leaves, right? If the calves want to be good.


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[Assistant] They at one, some point in time are going to have to draft somebody that no one knows. Right. And make them good. Yeah. Because you, you watch Miami. Yeah, like Jokic. Yeah, like, yeah, Joker or the two teams that play. Like the Miami Heat had guys I had never heard of. Yeah.


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[Assistant] If he could, he was 17 years old. 17 when he got the gun charge. He actually reclassified and went to college early. So he had a tough year at Memphis. He was 17! Yea, that's tough for anybody. By the way, in Memphis,


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[Assistant] No, it's not, right? Like, it's not really the greatest city to just be walking around in. So one thing I will say, he's from Michigan, uhm, and what you hope is, he looks at that Sports Illustrated cover and say, look,


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[Assistant] Guys like that got egos. Like if you, if you went from that to now Wimby is all that.


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[Assistant] And you like, wow, I'm in the second round. He don't get no guaranteed money. He's not, he might be playing for the can charge or whatever the charge is now or Cleveland charge, whatever. But at the end of the day,


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[Assistant] If you the Cavs and you hit on that lottery ticket, guess what happens? Everything will look a lot better. Now you're like, he's six foot nine and he's lighting it up and we never thought we'd have a guy.


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[Assistant] He said he ain't making no big moves. I will give him credit for taking a swing like this.


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[Assistant] I think somebody else did this, but I think it's a tremendous record.


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[Assistant] I don't think it would, I don't, uhm, 6-0 last year, I think that's a fact. Excuse me, I think that's a fiction.


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[Assistant] You do think it's fiction? I think it's fiction. Cause I don't believe it.


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[Assistant] And I'm a lineman, but he is Nick Chubb and Fast from Georgia with nothing to do but lift weights. I'm gonna go. Go to Bravegate.


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[Assistant] I remember this game, very vivid. And Baltimore was coming back too.


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[Assistant] You got it right, it is true. He had a nice little, he had a nice little touchdown where he was weaving in between people earlier in that game.


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[Assistant] If this is, if this is true. If this is true.


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[Assistant] That's why I always like, can you imagine if the Baltimore Ravens had Nick Chubb? I know. They would bring Nick Chubb and beat you to death with, with Nick Chubb just bludgeoning you down after down. And then he'd be out of the league in four years.


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[Assistant] Nick, Nick Chubb in 2020 missed four games. He got injured in the Cowboys game, missed I think three games. That is true.


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[Assistant] Those guys are getting the ball when it counts. Way more.


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[Assistant] When Nick Chubb is, you know, that's what play actually can do. Nick Chubb is in the game.


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[Assistant] You're going to, you know, you could run play action because they think he's going to get the ball. You may end up throwing them more, but if it's Kareem Hunt, they might say, well, no, we're just going to try to find this and get out of here. What they did work. They made the playoffs.


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[Assistant] That's uh, 6.9 in a heavy box, crazy. Fact! Fact and bull, you're going-


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[Assistant] He's a beast. Nick Chubb's amazing. He's a beast. I mean, 6.9 yards per carry, uh, with heavy boxes. It's crazy. P.F.R. By the way,


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[Assistant] This just, I don't, I don't, I don't get able to get too far into it, but when, you know, analytics is funny to me because like, yeah, you can pick it. You can use them to create anything you want. But man, 13 yards of carry, you talk about, there's a limit on what we want to, a pitch count and all. I said, listen, it makes more, think about it.


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[Assistant] A big, huge part of this offense because if he's getting 13 yards to carry and 6 yards, 7 yards to carry with heavy boxes, if Deshaun Watson does what he's supposed to do, ain't gonna be no heavy boxes. Nick Chubbs can get plenty


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[Assistant] That's why this year, we keep going back to it, that's why it's so pivotal. Like the amount of pressure because you talked about being 0-16, 1-15, you know.


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[Assistant] You don't understand. I can't do that no more.


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[Assistant] People say, you know, Gee Bush, you talk all the time about these guys and whether or not they're gonna be here. Like, you just want them to lose. And I'm like, no, listen. Them losing?


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[Assistant] By the way, there's, and I will tell people, ain't no, there's no such thing as saving nobody in football. No, that's nonsense. Like, like there's no say, it's not like you're less hurt. Like if you don't get the ball next game, the damage is already done. There's no saving it.


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[Assistant] Taylor Swift? No, I can't say that. People go crazy. Did you imagine? Taylor Swift is at college events and now I'm just saying how funny that was. We ain't got concerts every night.


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[Assistant] Yo, this dude is on some other swingin' by for a little Saturday night show at Firestone. Yeah, look, that'd be fire though. That'd be nuts. I don't know. He could, he got a promoter or something. He's free. She's cost a lot of money.


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[Assistant] It's just not good. I think also you have to have the play caller. If you want your tight end to shine.


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[Assistant] You gotta do other things than just sit him on button hooks or tell him to run five, six yards out. He has to be a vocal part of your, of your route tree. I watch some of these. Like Kelsey is. Yeah. Kelsey running, Kelsey runs make believe routes. Like Kelsey is their number one route.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so, so he, they gonna make sure that he gonna run everything possible to get him open on the mismatch. Other teams, they don't even put them really in positions to make plays. So if you got a guy and a quarterback, you have to have a playbook and a plan for them, not just some afterthought. And I think a lot of coaches


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[Assistant] They just don't, they're like, okay, I'm going to get my running back involved. Hey, I got a receiver, I got to get the ball too. Right. It's hard to get a tight end and a number one receiver and still keep some run pass. Not when he's special though. I mean.


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[Assistant] See, here's what I'm- Here's what I'm upset about. Listen, David and Joku, man, stop bringing your wives around David and Joku. Why? Because you don't look like him.


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[Assistant] Like David Adjoku got body oil, he got baby oil all over his joint, he got mid drift shirts, how you got low cut jeans bro? I see your small of your back, that's not cool David Adjoku. Keep this man away from all the women and I'm like listen, stay at home.


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[Assistant] You gotta be out, cause you don't look like he got long hairs, he got one blonde, a little dread, like he looks like a street fighter character. This dude. He's a mythical street fighter character.


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[Assistant] In West Virginia, randomly. Really? Yea, randomly in Morgantown, with Tayvon Austin, drinking these bottles at a random... Like you were hanging with him? He was, there was some other dudes, I was partying with some dudes I had known from West Virginia. You know, I go to all the party towns. Hey, hey listen, he was winning.


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[Assistant] I told you, boo. This is what's happening right now. You know who all messed it up? The influencer himself.


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[Assistant] When OBJ got 15 million, everybody was like, you know what, damn it.


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[Assistant] You know, Carlos, you talked about, uh, you know, the three pitchers, uh, you know, Allen, Bobby, and Williams. Uhm, there's been talk about, uh, Bieber, right? Uhm, you said, you know, they look like they got everything they need except for one bat.


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[Assistant] Do you believe, even though McKinsey looks like he's gonna be out for another couple months and Bieber, it looks like he may be on the trade block. Do you believe that even with those two guys, you still have enough and if they do move Bieber, will it be for a back today?


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[Assistant] The city, the city, you know, I would like to see them get behind that, you know, it would be a great initiative to have all of the little league teams, right? It's from Rocky River or Avon or Euclid.


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[Assistant] All these kids day and you get this picture where you get them out on the field. You take the picture. Yeah. Um, you know, it's about cultivating life. Absolutely. Everybody wearing their own jerseys and hats is Jersey day. So you can come in uniform.


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[Assistant] Watch a game, be able to get cheap concessions, and what that does, it introduces the game to new generations. You gotta put them there. And it indoctrinates them. They're fans for life.


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[Assistant] 10 wings for 10,000. Yeah, I'm all in. I'm all in. Man, sometimes I watch it on TV, uh, and they have it, and they have people eating them like regular people. Yeah.


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[Assistant] And it'd be, it's coed and, uh, hot peppers are defeated. Yeah, they, they're beautiful. All nationalities, races, creeds, colors. We'll see you at overtime. We'll do you in. Got more questions in OT. See you then.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. And, fuck dude, my headphones just gave out again. What is with that? There's like something like loose with the fucking headphones, it's weird.


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[Assistant] Let's talk about the real early days though. I want to know about like the young Spice one before we even start to approach the fucking, your actual like music career. Just tell me a little bit about your upbringing and how it turned you into who you are today.


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[Assistant] But that seems like so insane. So, so where were you at in your life when you met Too Short and how much had you actually done rapping-wise to catch his attention at that point?


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[Assistant] What do you think Too Short knew about you at this point? Just that you weren't a bitch and that you rapped?


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[Assistant] We had Shro- uh, on here, uh, three months ago, something like that, so. He's familiar, he knows what's going on.


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[Assistant] He never acted like it was that crazy. So you're just a wild ass kid. You're out here stealing cars like it's nothing just to play jokes.


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[Assistant] Was it, was it nothing for you to steal a car for a while there during your life? Yeaah, it was, it was...


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[Assistant] So, tell me about meeting too short, cause I'm curious about this group that you and everybody was a part of, like this early on thing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, that's crazy to me because I didn't even know about that as somebody who like caught on a little bit later.


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[Assistant] So you knew him before that, or Short kinda put this whole thing together with a bunch of artists that he knew?


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[Assistant] All I know is I got a fucking Rapid Forte Players Club single cassette for Christmas in 92? I think? Maybe 91?


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[Assistant] And you were the gangster and he was the player. Did you feel like that was how it really was or how much of that was like marketing?


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[Assistant] What is it about you that you just have always, uh, been attracted to that side of life? Slash, has it always just found its way toward- to you?


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[Assistant] I just remembered I got this. This is the Bosswood XL. If you guys want to smoke this now or at any other time, just so you know.


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[Assistant] Be a little careful cause, uh, sometimes we've, we had one sort of break off. That's dope though, right?


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[Assistant] Right. You were the first through, which is different than, well, no, it's the same with me, but there's a lot of new kids out here where their parents were listening to you. And that's a fucking big change because they're not really like rebelling in the same way. I had to listen to Tupac knowing that my fucking parents hated Tupac, which


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[Assistant] The merger. I remember, uh, the Up and Smoke DVD, or the, not DVD, but the VHS tape was the first time I ever saw Krip walking, and I remember us rewinding that fucking two seconds over and over and over, just trying to figure out what the fuck he was doing.


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[Assistant] No jumpers all about making your bed, doing your homework, getting good grades.


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[Assistant] Let me ask you this, uhm, what, what, okay, so,


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[Assistant] It was like, I never expected to see OJ The Juice Man and Spice One in the same title on like a blog, but I did and then I listened to it and I was like, holy fuck, this is such a hard song and I still love that song to this day.


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[Assistant] There you go. Exactly. Yeah. The Jew man. Um, okay. So.


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[Assistant] Let's go back to like, you fucking basically are part of this fucking group. How far did that actually go with you as the group before you actually decided to split off and do your solo thing?


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[Assistant] That was, was there like a, was it like black and white, like you just, you cut off being involved and like actually trying to make money in the streets once you made that decision to do the music shit? Or did you have a period of overlap where you were still fucking around?


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[Assistant] That's a crazy thing. When you're, when you're like a fucking legendary artist and then all of a sudden you have like the hot new young kid is a fucking huge fan of you. That must have been a crazy like experience for you to be taken in like that.


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[Assistant] I don't know what the fuck would happen if I tried to drink all that at once.


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[Assistant] That's real. Uhm, man, I don't know how the fuck we ended up on you guys fucking drinking with girls down by the river or whatever.


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[Assistant] Never gave it a shot. You're selling all that coke and you never felt the need to try some out.


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[Assistant] Because that was like a real change in your behavior that you had to take on because of the fact that you were brought up to like be so combative, right?


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[Assistant] That is a nice feeling when you get that for the first time, like, oh damn, I don't gotta like, go do a bunch of bullshit anymore.


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[Assistant] See, I don't even know about all that shit. I'd probably be getting ripped off if I was a robber. Yeaah. Nah, I'd probably get a lawyer if I was a robber.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like if you were to be a rapper and 100% on top of your business and shit, that's the rarest thing in the world.


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[Assistant] Because, let's be real, like, the average rapper is just not the type of person who's gonna be fucking amazing at like doing their taxes. It's like, that's why it's important to get people into position early on to have your best interests in mind. Yeah.


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[Assistant] So many artists now who are like, they come out with a little song and that's the biggest song ever. So they, they get, they sign some bullshit ass deal, at least on their first song. So even if they get a single deal, boom, they're still fucked. And then they might figure shit out afterwards, but they ain't gonna have no hot songs afterwards.


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[Assistant] But when you look back at your job deal and everything, do you feel like you got fucked or do you feel like you, all things considered, came out alright?


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[Assistant] No, it's weird how now with like the internet and everything it does feel like...


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[Assistant] Things are even in a lot of ways, in the sense that like,


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[Assistant] Your ability to go out and find artists and expose them or like it's on artists. Like I know all kinds of artists who have like come out, put out one video in the last fucking year. One video, get a couple million views, boom, sign a huge ass deal with a label. Like they just fucking straight up created their own hype.


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[Assistant] 07. So you were just sitting in your car.


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[Assistant] The gun? You took the gun apart and put it back together during what time span? You just did it? Yeaah. Just having fun?


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[Assistant] When you say gangster rap in that sense, is it because at that time you all just had this mentality that now it's like, it's insane for you to even think about how crazy all this shit you were doing was?


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[Assistant] So you should have gone back to your place, basically. You should not have slept at his place when they came to find him. That would have solved that problem.


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[Assistant] Listen, you don't even have to say what song necessarily, but you ever like made a song that ended up being like one of your best songs and it was right after you just did the most crazy ass fuck shit ever that you were like, I can't believe I'm even alive or a free man right now? Yeah. A lot of those days.


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[Assistant] But they were looking at the car, like, or...


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[Assistant] You, you did quite a number of views. There was one particular story that you told Vlad about this attempted bank robbery.


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[Assistant] Is that, is that like a special story or is that just kinda like a random ass shit like where you got like 10 more of those stories? Nah, that's some special shit because-


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[Assistant] I mean, 14's a lot different than like 17th, you know, in their eyes. Like 17th, they'll try you as an adult, whatever, but I mean, as a fucking...


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[Assistant] As a, as a 14 year old, it's like how the hell are you gonna put a 14 year old in jail for 20 years?


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[Assistant] Ladies, hey, Spice One is available. Dick Appointment is going down.


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[Assistant] No, it is weird. I heard they were saying that Nipsey got a million Instagram followers the day he died.


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[Assistant] Sweet Woods Leaf. I'm not even familiar with this, but here you go. Here's, apparently this is what you rolling up with.


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[Assistant] Wait, really? He was, he was like just becoming interested in you as he was passing?


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[Assistant] Is it insane to think that to protect yourself, to wear a shield is illegal?


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[Assistant] Come on, like, and you can still get downed wearing that shit too. So it's like, it ain't, it ain't really.


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[Assistant] If you, if you live in New York and you want to keep the pistol on you, then you have to be committing a very, very serious crime at all times. Like anyone who rolls a little strap on them in New York pretty much more or less is running around risking three to five years. Right there, right from that.


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[Assistant] That's scary bro, I'm gonna be real with you, even the point where I'm at in my life right now, if I was gonna be living in New York and I couldn't have a homie with a gun with me, what the fuck am I even doing? I would feel terrified moving around like that.


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[Assistant] It's a nasty thing to even have to say, but let's be real, if Nipsey had had a homie who was standing next to him and had his strap on him at that moment, he might not be gone right now, you know?


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[Assistant] It's like, you have, it's just bad options. Option one, you keep fucking killers around you with guns all the time. Option two, you just, situation happens and you end up getting taken out. It's just terrible.


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[Assistant] I would like to at least, you should be like, honestly, doctor, I do all kinds of drugs whenever, it's no big deal. I might just take one of these on a regular night, my body's not gonna not be able to understand what's going on.


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[Assistant] My whole thing with Kodak is that he clearly wants to make sure that everybody, he's not gonna just let you casually add him to the legend category as his career goes on. He's wanting to let you know right now.


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[Assistant] This is important. A lot of people say that Tupac was not a real gangster. Spice One, what do you say to that?


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[Assistant] I don't need to rap good. It's like, if the overall rap climate shifts to the point where people are being more appreciative of a good ass rapping, then I think that that is a good thing overall. You know, it's like, I feel like a weird thing happened with Lil Pump and Tekashi69 and shit where


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[Assistant] They came out and they were like the most extreme versions of this like crazy hair, face tattoo thing.


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[Assistant] After them, it's kinda like you can't really like be this like light-skinned little like weirdo type.


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[Assistant] Appreciative of dudes who, uh, are talented.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so we're approaching two hours right now. Uhm, is there, I think this is a long one for us. Uhm, what should we, uh, acknowledge before we wrap this up? Any thanks? Any shoutouts? Any new projects coming that we need to talk about?


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[Assistant] Let's roll up on cancer and leave it bleedin' in the street.


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[Assistant] Right, cuz that's not at all messed up. Kenzie, I ain't strapped, how about getting me out?


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[Assistant] Thicker walls, more guns, an underground jet hangar.


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[Assistant] Okay, so Kenzie, what are these things you're sending me after, and what am I supposed to do with them?


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[Assistant] Locked on Kenzie. Wait, how safe is this thing?


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[Assistant] So what'd I get? Teleportation? Laser vision? Phoneclaws?


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[Assistant] Wait, wait, wait, back it up. You putting me in with people who gonna try and kill me?


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[Assistant] The best and the brightest from an entire planet? How big is this thing?


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[Assistant] So, so where am I in the real world? They ain't doing nothing to my body, are they?


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[Assistant] You're goddamn right he's not. Kenzie, can you use this thing to place me back in the simulation?


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[Assistant] Eh, who needs a plan when you can just walk into a virtual hellhole?


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[Assistant] The guy's an MI6 agent for god's sake. He can take care of himself. You needed help getting out.


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[Assistant] That's a really good point. Why didn't we think of this earlier?


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[Assistant] Kenzie, this is not a time for a teachable moment. If we don't help Matt, he will die.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm sure it's a real fancy gun, Matt. More than just a gun.


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[Assistant] I don't want to sound needy or anything, but I just blew up a capital shift. You'd think someone could at least give me a high five.


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[Assistant] A plane. Why would Zeniak wanna build one of those? We're in deep space.


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[Assistant] Me, Shondy, and... Oh my god. Johnny's alive!


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[Assistant] You're wrong. I think she's making a lot of sense. She's wrong. Find out where this is. We're getting my best friend back.


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[Assistant] Surprised Ziniac went back to the well and hid this inside a broken shillelagh again.


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[Assistant] Johnny Gat helped found the Saints originally and Shondi looked up to him ever since she joined. He sacrificed himself to save us. Now I want our friend back.


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[Assistant] I'll explain later. Let's go, Shondy. Not yet, my friend.


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[Assistant] Come on Pierce, let's see how Joe Margarina throws a hunch. Hey Paul, have you met Joe?


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[Assistant] From leader of the vice kings to best-selling self-help book author to the president's chief of staff. A few people who've done as much as Benjamin King. Heh. And to think I almost tried to kill him back in Stillwater before his own lieutenant staged a little coup. Guess it worked out for him. Kinsey? Am I?


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[Assistant] Wow. Almost forgot how this town always smelled like a garbage strike.


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[Assistant] They do look like updated graphics and shit, but this is still the same old shithole.


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[Assistant] That car! Hey, it's Ben! Feels familiar. Hey, doesn't someone try to kill me soon? Aw hell no!


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[Assistant] How could I not? That's where I got my start. Man, I was just a kid back then. Too scared to even talk. That must have been nice. Hey, say what?


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[Assistant] Man, I remember all these people. Wish some of them were here.


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[Assistant] That's far enough. Come on, King. It's me, the president. You're my chief of staff. Shit!


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[Assistant] Now trust me, that's a good thing. Now let's get you outta here.


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[Assistant] What the fuck is this sidekick shit? Throwing her out a window ain't gonna work this time.


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[Assistant] Brilliant computer hacker, record mogul, experienced with virtual worlds, experienced with street games.


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[Assistant] Empire building. Empire building? I'm sorry, who became fucking president of the United States?


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[Assistant] How many of you guys are listening in on us?


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[Assistant] Let's not fight in front of the kids. Do you seriously have a plan? I do. Work it out with Kinsey and Matt and fill me in when we can execute. You got it.


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[Assistant] Hey, King. You really hate that you ended up in second place, don't you? Yeah. You track down Asha yet?


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[Assistant] Huh. One man's guarded is another man's pain in the ass.


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[Assistant] But in the years since, I've come to know her as one of the best soldiers I've ever met. I'm gonna take down Zinyak. I want her in my crew.


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[Assistant] I get it. This is beginning to be my personal hell, too.


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[Assistant] What the fuck is going on here? Who you looking for?


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[Assistant] Not gonna lie, still not sure how to take the fact that Evil Me is your version of hell.


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[Assistant] Don't see the point. Who cares what I did before I joined the Saints.


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[Assistant] Look, if you're worried about me going brain dead, I figure it's part of the deal. You have to say something. What aren't you telling me?


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[Assistant] Johnny Gad is the oldest friend I have, the baddest motherfucker I know. I mourned him once when I thought Philippe Moran had taken him out. Now that I know he's alive, walk from hell to bring him back.


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[Assistant] That wasn't a bad fuck you to Zenyak. Now let's get out of here and find Kinsey.


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[Assistant] Uuuh, this doesn't look good. Miller, you still with me? Are you there, Matt? Fucking perfect.


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[Assistant] A creepy, creepy rabbit. If I had to guess, it looks like this sigil is connected to some sort of secret room. A secret room? Figures. How pissed would she be if I found her diary in there?


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[Assistant] Are you sure this is the right place? What the fuck is all this?


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[Assistant] Find whatever looks the most abnormal is probably her. Insulting.


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[Assistant] Hey, I see another Kenzie, uh, wait, OH FU-


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[Assistant] Do you remember Cyrus Temple? The paramilitary thug who tried to save America by destroying it with a big ass nuclear missile? Yeah, we crossed paths.


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[Assistant] He's... in charge here. No, no, no, uh-uh. Did not kill him with chemicals? Not in Kinsey's mind, no.


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[Assistant] I know over the years you've heard this speech a bunch of times. Heard it. Bitch, I wrote it.


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[Assistant] But we need to remember why we do what we do. And today the stakes are even higher. Earth is gone. It's not coming back and nothing we do today is gonna change that.


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[Assistant] But one thing we can do is get revenge. And you better believe we're showing this motherfucker humanity isn't dead because we're still alive. This isn't about hope or faith or even about winning. Kinsey's right. Those things died on earth. This is about will.


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[Assistant] I got this, Kenzie. You focus on the rest of the plan.


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[Assistant] For fuck's sake Kenzie, I said I got this.


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[Assistant] Oh hell yeaah. This is what I'm talking about.


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[Assistant] They never had a choice who to serve. Not till now.


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[Assistant] Zenyak, this isn't prom. This is wrath.


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[Assistant] Alright, time to take over a new home world.


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[Assistant] You mean I stopped sitting around smoking drugs from a broken light bulb all day?


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[Assistant] What? The most memorable thing you ever did was get captured by your smoked out ex. That's not true. I'm sorry. And fucking half of Stillwater. Go team.


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[Assistant] Well, well, Benjamin. Time for you to die with some dignity.


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[Assistant] We need some breathing room. Let's take out those tanks!


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[Assistant] They kidnapped you, David? And left us sleeping so we'd get picked up by Zeniak.


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[Assistant] How you doing? How you doing guys? How's everything? Hi Carlos.


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[Assistant] My cholesterol was high, 310. My high blood pressure was in 188.


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[Assistant] And I was almost, you know, uh, almost got a heart attack twice. And the doctor say, if you don't have surgery.


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[Assistant] Uh, we need you, we miss you, and we don't want to miss you. I had two grandkids that I want to enjoy it, and I made that decision to do it. That happened a year ago, and that was the best thing that happened in my life. I had the energy back, I got the cholesterol.


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[Assistant] You see the, you know, the Cleveland Wildlands, they're playing really good right now.


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[Assistant] I think it's gonna be really good. You know, if, if, if people start realize what happened last year, you remember that we start playing really good in the second half?


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[Assistant] Without Mackenzie. Mackenzie's been out almost the whole year.


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[Assistant] We are gonna be okay. Because I think our offense sometimes go away a little bit. And then when you have the closer classes, pitch it like classes.


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[Assistant] But our relievers, if they do their job, we are going to be okay. You know, I think we are going to be okay. This is the division right now, Minnesota, one game. I don't think Minnesota is playing really good right now. They're playing awful. You know, they got things strike out every game.


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[Assistant] We are not a power hitter, but if we bump, we run the bases right, we do a hit and run, stuff like that, we gotta win the game. And another thing that we have to do, catch the ball. If we play good defense and good pitching, you bring a winner.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know what, I don't, I don't do it before. At the beginning of the season, I was thinking about it. Because, you know, we wasn't.


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[Assistant] The young guy is going to follow that. So I think that he's very important in our organization.


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[Assistant] You know, that we keep it, that he stay with us, and we can go all the way, and we can go back to the playoffs, and this year, I don't know, it's gonna be the Yankees, whoever it is.


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[Assistant] I don't like it, because you know why I don't like it? I was a guy, I was a guy that I have power, I have power, but I consider myself a land right here.


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[Assistant] They love strikeout. I don't like strikeout. I hate it. If you put the ball in play, something can happen. And that's why the other day, you know, there was an interview, MLB network, and they was talking about, do you want to have a guy that win the body champion or you want to have a guy that have on base for center? And I say,


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[Assistant] You have everything in there, so I love the guy that hit 280, but give me 30 homers and give me 100 RBI. That's the guy that I want in my team. You know who's that guy? Jose Ramirez.


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[Assistant] putting the ball in play. This year we strike out a lot at the beginning. Now we changing a little bit. Now we making contact. That's why we are winning more games right now because we are making more contact. And I think we're going to be okay. I think Jimenez is going to have a big second half.


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[Assistant] If Quan get on base, the other guys gonna get our B.I. So we gonna be really good. And I think that, you know, that maybe, you know what? Do you guys think that we should bring a catcher or not?


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[Assistant] Well, I had a couple because that one is a big one. That was the first one that I realized. Wow.