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[Assistant] But I didn't want to put him on that list yet because I haven't seen that star level talent. I think his potential is high enough to be on that list, but I haven't seen it. Those three guys I have seen. The next is two back to back nodes. The next back to back are the nodes. These are guys I am out on as being an alpha dog.


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[Assistant] So let's start. We're gonna start with the two Philly guys. Embiid and Harden, completely out. I know too much, completely out on them. Paul George, can't be your number one. Damien Lillard, can't be your number one. John Morant, can't be your number one. Steve, next. Is Paul George even still in the league? Yes.


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[Assistant] Mitchell, Donovan, uh, that's Trey Young and Donovan Mitchell. I mixed their names up. Brunson, Bradley Beal, Carl Anthony Towns. Also other quote unquote A-list number one option stars in the league who cannot.


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[Assistant] We gotta call it green and let's talk a little baseball, but it is 1230, which means the lunch hour of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show is sponsored by Colleague Companies Championships. See all your favorite golf legends in action July 12th through the 16th at the famous Firestone Country Club. It is fun, family-friendly events all week long.


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[Assistant] Featuring a brand new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids and concerts every single night. There is something for everybody. Learn more at callitgolf.com.


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[Assistant] He does have two hits this year, can you go back to his last hit?


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[Assistant] Uh, we're gonna do one more call, we're gonna play a little game, we'll finish up with...


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[Assistant] Some final takes, but as we all know, the Colleague Company's championship is coming July 12th to the 16th. Check out all your favorite golfers live, up close and personal in action. Family friendly fun for everyone. Learn more information at ColleagueGolf.com. This next segment game, whatever you want to call it, was suggested by Eddie.


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[Assistant] He said, hey, wouldn't it be fun if we went back and looked at some historical guardian stuff and see who, based on their careers in Cleveland, this is only in Cleveland.


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[Assistant] So the first question, it's multiple choice. You're just going to tell me who had the most in their Cleveland careers.


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[Assistant] Who scored more runs? Juan Gonzalez, Rick Manning, or Coco Crisp?


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[Assistant] Is this bunt hits, or is this... Tristan McKenzie, Corey Kluber, or Jake Westbrook? Are we sure it's hits? Or hit batters? This is A.


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[Assistant] Alright, so I found out why the confusion came with the home runs runs because this next question is not home runs, it truly is runs. You sure? I promise you I'm looking at the answers here.


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[Assistant] Who scored the most runs in their Cleveland career? Jan Gomes, Lonnie Chisenhall, or Travis Fryme? Fryme.


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[Assistant] Yeah! Nice job fellas. And G has a 2-1 lead over Jason Bull getting skunked. What are you talking about? I got one. Who says G don't?


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[Assistant] Yeah, and G the non baseball head of the three guys on the panel is our defund.


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[Assistant] After further review, uh, you know what? We are one team, one unit. We all take credit. When they had a good show, we will all take blame when it was bad, but it was... So. One team, one unit.


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[Assistant] With that guys, we have time for final takes. We have six minutes to go.


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[Assistant] If you were on Twitter today, you may have seen people sharing this video about migrating tree frogs and...


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[Assistant] I'm sorry. I could be wrong here, but I think I smell some smoke, and that can only mean one thing. It's time for...


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[Assistant] Welcome to the Burn Zone. We got a lot of topics to sizzle through, and not a lot of time over here as the burner. Let's turn on the gas and load her up. Whoo! Chili con carne!


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[Assistant] First up, sledding. Hey, sledding, you combine my two favorite things, having my legs broken and being at the bottom of a massive hill with broken legs.


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[Assistant] Also, Sledding, you require so much work for 10 seconds of fun. You're over faster than Michael Avenatti's presidential ambitions. Sideburn Avenatti.


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[Assistant] Hey, Sledding, I don't have time toboggan with you. You're burnt!


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[Assistant] Chestnuts! It's the most wonderful time of the year, so let's all gather around the trash fire and cook acorns like hobos.


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[Assistant] I don't care how long you roast chestnuts at an open fire, they still taste like wet sand.


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[Assistant] Office holiday parties. You know all those people you spend 40 hours a week pretending to like? Well, good news. They're back and they're drunk.


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[Assistant] Everybody's here, the 60-year-old boss who hits on the interns, the woman who never says hello in the hallway but is now opening up about her divorce, and worst of all, the guy who can't wait to corner you in the bathroom to tell you how much he respects you.


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[Assistant] Office holiday parties in lieu of a Christmas bonus this year, you burnt! Ah, hockey. The only sport that prides itself on being unsafe. You're the most dangerous thing on ice since Tonya Harding.


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[Assistant] Also, Canada, do you guys know you do everything backwards up there? Down here, we have hot athletes and ugly politicians, and you have Justin Trudeau, and your athletes look like they've been cooking meth in an abandoned middle school. Hey hockey, stick it! You burnt!


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[Assistant] The parents from Home Alone, okay, we get it. You left your son home alone on Christmas. But let me get this straight. You don't have a single Jewish friend who is still in town over the holidays who could go check in on him?


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[Assistant] Also, what's the deal with all the dangerous stuff you just have lying around in your house? Your eight-year-old has access to a blowtorch, a BB gun, wire, black tar, a tarantula, and a crowbar.


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[Assistant] Also, you sent them to the manger?! Here is a tidbit of common decency. If you runnin' in and a woman needs to give birth, maybe do better than the shack where your goats eat.


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[Assistant] Love Actually, you are too long, you have too many storylines, and you're more emotionally manipulative than a text from my mom that says, haven't heard from you in a while.


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[Assistant] You know what I love, actually? I love you. Actually. From Colin Firth chasing down the love of his life to Hugh Grant's fantastic ass to the lovable schlub trying to win someone's affection with cue cards.


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[Assistant] Love Actually, you are my favorite terrible movie, and that's why you're this week's Unburnable. Ascend to safety, you tear-jerking son of a bitch.


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[Assistant] The song 12 Days of Christmas. For someone who claims to be my true love, you sure gave me some terrible gifts. In fact, I'm gonna have to take these on one by one. It's time for the blaze.


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[Assistant] 12 drummers drumming. Oh, just what I wanted. 12 hippies in a drum circle. Ya blazed. 11 pipers piping. This is Christmas, not a Scottish funeral. Ya blazed. 10 lords a leaping. How about you leap in front of a moving truck? Ya blazed. 9 ladies dancing. Let me guess. Too much wine at book club? Ya blazed. 8 maids a milking. I think I rented that once.


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[Assistant] Seven swans a-swimming? Go duck yourself, you blaze. Six geese a-laying? Go flock yourself, you blaze. Five golden rings? What am I, Liberace, you blaze. Four calling birds? No one calls anymore. Shoot me a text or F off, you blaze.


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[Assistant] Three French hens? French hens? This is America, pal. We call them freedom chickens. You're blazed.


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[Assistant] I was about to say, this looks like meat, the menu to me.


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[Assistant] And what kind of prep do you do? Uh, I don't eat for at least 16 to 18 hours before. Okay. And then I'll try to work out the morning of, and that's the only food I eat that day. I'll eat from about noon to six straight.


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[Assistant] It's a really dense, savory stone. I mean, it's quite dry. That's why you would either put a jam on it to have something sweet to very high contrast, or you would, like I would, literally dip it into mashed potatoes and gravy. Let's do it. It's kind of crazy.


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[Assistant] It's like, it's just a light sort of kick, but it has a little more flavor as well.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it is. That is good. It's tangy. So this is your hot sauce? Yes, it was because I have a really low spice tolerance, and I, that I love.


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[Assistant] Now you should try the spicy one though, because the spicy one not only uses the spicy batter, but it uses a spicy like mayo.


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, the password ones, sadly, you don't rack up that high of a bill. They're more like three to four hundred dollars. Now, when we do like, chilies, or Applebee's, yes, it's like, probably fifteen hundred dollars, two thousand dollars.


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[Assistant] It's a little weird. If you don't like it, I'm not concerned.


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[Assistant] Okay, here's the thing, in and out is not a national chain.


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[Assistant] Wow. Yeah, I mean, what a day for the White Sox.


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[Assistant] The bulk of the collection came to us in the early 2000s.


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[Assistant] Enclosed with this letter is a sample copy of Siege, the newsletter of the National Socialist Liberation Front.


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[Assistant] We've had the collection, uh, described online for many years and we haven't seen a lot of action.


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[Assistant] But in the last few years there have been, uh, more people coming to use the collection. So that's always an indicator that there's something happening out there. There's an interest. We don't always know what it is.


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[Assistant] You think it's perfectly legal for Florida to defund his schools the way that he is? Oh no, that's messed up. I just mean that I don't smell any.


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[Assistant] Alright, so let me just ask you this question, because this is something I feel like I end up, uh, encountering quite often, is like, you meet a young person, they're in the game.


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[Assistant] They're doing illicit deeds, but you admire the enthusiasm and the passion and how excited they are about entrepreneurship, but then at the same time you're like, you dumbass, you're gonna end up in jail. Does this happen to you a lot?


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[Assistant] Right. Because it's like, that is, that's kind of the irony of it, is that that is stage one entrepreneurship for a lot of people.


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[Assistant] Because it's hard for them to relate to, you know, if you look at the guy who owns the supermarket.


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[Assistant] He's an entrepreneur too, most likely, but it's hard for you as a young person to imagine, like, how you could ever possibly go through enough steps to get to that situation. For somebody like you, I'm sure, even the idea of being a lawyer or a doctor, I mean, that's completely out of the realm of something you could consider, whereas these guys were on your level doing people you're around.


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[Assistant] And then the irony though is that we were describing selling drugs as like stage one of entrepreneurship, but then they throw you in jail until you're 35 fucking years old if you get caught. But we're not really leaving a lot of room for people to make mistakes.


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[Assistant] You ever read any of these like studies that they'll do in Europe in particular where they'll like take someone who's addicted to heroin and then they'll like bring them into a clinic or whatever every day and they give them a certain amount of like pure drugs or whatever. It's all administered through the government and everything so it's safe and then they end up


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[Assistant] Yeah, that is weird to think about through, because like, the price bumps happen at the borders, essentially. You know, like it crosses this imaginary line between Mexico and America and all of a sudden it's worth ten times more than it cost over there. Exactly.


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[Assistant] Well that was one thing I was thinking when I was watching the documentary last night is like a lot of the prices for cocaine or for kilos that he seems to be citing seem like they're probably still pretty much the same rates these days, like 25, 30 thousand ish.


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[Assistant] I guess for, for people out there, they probably want to kind of understand at least a little bit of like how you got into the game basically, like how you went from a citizen to a person who would then go on to become essentially one of the great American cocaine dealers of all time.


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[Assistant] You didn't figure that out till too late? Yea, it was too late. In terms of the tennis thing?


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[Assistant] But do you think, like, was Arthur Ashe that big of an inspiration to you? Oh, absolutely. Was that huge? Is he the one who made you feel like you could do it?


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[Assistant] The guy with the Cadillac. There's a weird line, like, you know, a lot of times I've been talking to rappers,


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[Assistant] And there was a whole movement in LA, the Jerkin movement in like 2011, 2012, where it's like, you know, young kids and the whole vibe of it was very fun and everybody's dancing and making these videos, putting them online and everybody dancing.


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[Assistant] And then they all describe how then, you know, just...


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[Assistant] Being an adult caught up with them in the sense that all of a sudden it just be, you know, it's, it's too irresistible to be running around with guns and being in gangs and shit like that for these young kids and all these kids who are essentially part of this like fun loving dance movement essentially at certain points sort of just separated and got more into the street life. And do you feel like that's kind of similar?


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[Assistant] I mean, it's just easier to sell violence and death than it is to sell good times and positivity.


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[Assistant] Because just getting into that position alone, regardless of anything else, you kind of know that you're putting everybody around you at risk.


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[Assistant] And in a weird way you can understand it too, because that's just the rules of the game, is that at a certain point a bunch of people gotta die in order for all the territory to be figured out, right?


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[Assistant] There ain't no perfect licks. It's perfectly planned out licks don't happen that often, eh?


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[Assistant] You know, not personal, not impersonal, not impersonal though. You gotta figure out a balance at a certain point. From my perspective, it's like, I can't just come home and do what I, like once you enter the house, like once you come back home, it's like you can't, you can't, I wanna be looking at my phone, I wanna be doing whatever, but it's like, I have to find a way to like separate myself from that crazy entrepreneur version of myself for that moment when I come home just to keep the girl happy.


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[Assistant] But it's hard to find girls who are on the same page.


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[Assistant] Okay, I can see that. So you've always only dated black women?


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[Assistant] When you started selling cocaine though, how long were you on the, you know, the smaller program of selling grams or selling ounces or whatever? How long before you actually moved up to moving serious weight? And what had to take place in order for you to make that succession?


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[Assistant] No, but a couple months seems like pretty much overnight to me. I mean, most people sell grams for many years and never get anywhere. Probably because they put most of it up their own nose.


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[Assistant] How much you think it was? 100 grand. Yeaah. Yeaah. Your mom's like really confused by that. Where'd you get this from? Probably not that confused. She probably kinda knew exactly what was going on, right?


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[Assistant] When you got into it though, was cocaine not so stigmatized that it really didn't seem like it was like that? Like you really thought that you weren't doing something so bad?


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[Assistant] Really? You know what's crazy is that you were on such an early version of the Joe Rogan podcast. Like crazy early, like super bad quality video and stuff. And it was funny too, cause he's asking you like,


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[Assistant] Very rudimentary entry level cocaine questions. Like, why does crack cause, like, why is crack, you know, way more than coke? It's like, well, you're mixing it with something else and cooking it. It's like, fuck it.


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[Assistant] Of course it's going to weigh more. It's not actually more of the drug. It was kind of cute seeing Joe Rogan in that position and not knowing something.


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[Assistant] Okay. Something like that. And then you got out for how long before you went in? Six months. Sheesh. Okay. Heartbreaker.


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[Assistant] So you're talking about when you got out approximately 2009 or so, what was the idea he gave you? I'll say that again? The Joe Rogan idea that he gave you?


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[Assistant] The best selling t-shirts always will give you that feeling for a moment of like, damn, that's corny. But it might work.


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[Assistant] When you look at the game, like, I know obviously you're not thinking about selling drugs at this point in your life, but when you look at the game, you must look at the surveillance, the level of...


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[Assistant] Because uh, 6ix9ine, when he got uh, caught up recently, it was based on, the cops thought that he was about to get killed because his former associate said on the phone that they were going to super violate him. And like, being, having spent a long time in New York, I, I could probably confirm that


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[Assistant] So it was like weird to see that the cops had to be able to decode that one, even though I guess it's not that advanced. Wow. So they had to go, they had to take him down. They caught him because they thought he was going to


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[Assistant] At what point do you start to sort of envision yourself as being able to be the person that you've really like turned into over the past few years in the sense that you could be a motivator, that you could take your story and that people would want to hear it, that you could eventually monetize this, this new image that you created for yourself. When did that start to form in your brain?


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[Assistant] Was just, you just started to realize that it was right there for you?


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[Assistant] There must be a lot of storytelling that goes on in that environment because there's not a lot of ways to fact check people, huh? No, you can't.


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[Assistant] Is it weird for you to watch how much the weed game has changed over these years? Because, I mean, it's pretty unlikely that we'll see cocaine get any sort of similar treatment throughout our lives, but it's crazy to see. Like, I got friends who are, who are here hanging out all the time, who like, they did five, ten years off marijuana charges.


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[Assistant] When you hear about all the costs that they'd be throwing on growers and stuff all of a sudden, now though it's like this crazy reality check of like when you think about what people were selling pounds for like five years ago and how much different the game is now and stuff, it's like


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[Assistant] It's unbelievable, they're gonna change it into a fucking complete commodity business where like, locally owned people aren't gonna be able to have any way to get into the legal game, right?


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[Assistant] The only people I know who are paying those rates are people who don't smoke large amounts of weed, yeaah.


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[Assistant] I mean, I've done it, but I also feel like I've heard so many people say that smoking coke in a blunt doesn't really do what it's supposed to do.


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[Assistant] A person in our room, he found a blunt at this old house we lived in and we all, we all started smoking and there's one dude who's faded as fuck, like the dude who knows what every drug is like because he's been fucked up for his whole life and he fucking hits it. He's like, man, this shit chewy as fuck. He starts telling us there's coconut and all of a sudden I started noticing that everybody in the room is tripping out and acting kind of weird all of a sudden.


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[Assistant] And then we realized that this was like a coke blunt that somebody had told. It was laced. Everybody in the house was tweaking out. It was the weirdest day ever after that. It stinks though.


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[Assistant] When you look back at your career selling drugs though, do you, like, I feel like ego, you don't seem like your ego ever really...


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[Assistant] In my head, I'm kind of comparing you to like, I just seen Joe Rogan interview Mike Tyson recently, and you know, he's, he's like another guy who, you know, has this image as being the most extreme version of something. Like, you know, for you, it's like, I guess, entrepreneur, drug-based entrepreneurship for him is just being able to beat the shit out of somebody. But either way, it's like, you know, he,


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[Assistant] So scum to that fully became this like ridiculous caricature of what you could possibly be as just a


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[Assistant] But you're a little bit more like middle of the road in the sense that I don't think you ever fully gave in to all the temptations, but then you can also sit here and have like a very matter of fact conversation about what you did while you were out there and everything.


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[Assistant] Right, but when you tell the story like in previous videos I've seen of you, you don't really make it sound as if there was like huge amounts of violence going on like within your circle, like that that wasn't- Oh it wasn't, I didn't have to-


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[Assistant] Alright, this is unbelievable, one of the best shows I've ever seen in my life. But like, kind of the principal dilemma of the show, like sort of at the end of the show, spoiler alert, because I know you're going to forget this if you ever do get around to watching it, is uh,


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[Assistant] Basically just like, they ask him like, cause he, he, the whole deal is that he's like a school teacher and then he gets into some meth and he says it the whole time as to take care of his family but then like at the end of the show he's basically forced to admit that it was about himself and that it was about


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[Assistant] But did you, do, but people almost never have that self control to actually stop when they should.


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[Assistant] Yeah, probably something. I love it. More than like the other stuff? Yeah, I love it.


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[Assistant] Still to this day? Yea, I do, I do. You're just a dog.


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[Assistant] I wish I could go there more. But are you, are you the kind of guy who likes to, you know, receive his pussy dosage through relationship or do you feel like you can't, you drive the relationship thing and then it just doesn't end up working?


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[Assistant] Are you still running around all the time or are you, are you the kind of guy who likes to spend time at home at this point in your life?


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[Assistant] No. Cause they're going for the BMF image right there. That's definitely like, who made that a thing, right? That was kinda after your time? Not me.


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[Assistant] I've asked my girl that question, and I don't really think there's a very high chance of me going to jail, but she told me. She's like, I'll give you two years.


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[Assistant] Yeah, at this point in your life, oh yeah, this is the other main thread that I wanted to get into. Uhm, when do you, do you remember when you became aware of Rick Ross, the rapper?


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[Assistant] Because I did see that in the documentary and that just seemed so brutal and just unfair. Man, I was-


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[Assistant] And this must have been like the most bizarre feeling for you to be like, wow, somebody else is like literally using the fucking nickname that I made up.


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[Assistant] Oh right, I forgot that Ross was actually your last name as well, yeaah.


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[Assistant] It's kind of like, almost unbelievable that any court in America wouldn't consider that a crime.


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[Assistant] Yeah. He just talks about bad shit. I mean rap is weird like that too because 50 Cent just took another guy's name too. Yeah, yeah. There's probably a few more like that too. Yeah, that's a bunch of that going on.


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[Assistant] And it's crazy because it's like when people talk about sort of that time period of Rick Ross coming out when he exposed the correction officer's photo and all that shit, it's like when people talk about that, they talk about that like that was really like a pivotal change in hip hop history where all of a sudden,


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[Assistant] You know, this is a game where being real used to be the number one thing. And Rick Ross kind of changed that forever because it's like...


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[Assistant] You know, and it was just the fact that 50 and Rick Ross beefed. 50 exposed the fucking correction officer photo and then it didn't matter and Rick Ross still kinda won the beef. It's like that was pretty much unthinkable previously in hip hop. Oh yeaah. And that was just sort of like this, this sign that all of a sudden it's like, oh this, this is wrestling.


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[Assistant] And so you've never had any kind of interaction with him in any way?


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[Assistant] That would have been incredible, but also probably like too weird to actually happen. If I were on his management side, team, I would probably be like, yeah, you probably shouldn't be doing business with this dude that you stole his name.


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[Assistant] Crazy to think that he's actually still getting away with that. Yeah. But does that motivate you to fucking go out here and like put your face out there as much as possible? Absolutely.


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[Assistant] I mean, he could be Ricky Rose, too. He's already got other nicknames. Yea, that sounds gay. It does.


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[Assistant] Give me a, give me a day in your life, like what time you waking up, what's an average day when you're at home.


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[Assistant] So you can flip cars on a daily basis on a regular basis. This is something you're just good at.


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[Assistant] Fuck, I lost it. I was thinking about whack, made me lose it. No, I was gonna say, uh, okay, the books.


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[Assistant] When did you start writing them and what's the mission with each one?


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[Assistant] That's crazy. And that's like the weird thing about people who once they start to, you know, experience their life starts accelerating and all of a sudden they can afford the clothes and the chains and all this shit. Is that like...


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[Assistant] They let that begin to infect their brain. This is who I am. Like this $10,000 outfit, this is who I actually am. They start to really believe that. This is me. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] It's so unbelievable to think about it like from the perspective of being somebody who's locked up.


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[Assistant] That once all that substance, all that value, all that fake value that you would create around yourself to like sustain your ego and everything and then when there's still people who do love you, then you really get a perspective on what love is when you look at the way your mom felt about you. Oh absolutely. You could have lost everything. You could have been in a way worse position and still that wouldn't have changed for her.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and you can feel like a lot of people love you, but then at the end of the day, blood is really the thing that ties everything. Your kids are always gonna love you, your mom's always gonna love you, it's like...


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[Assistant] Everything else besides that feels pretty, uh, immaterial in comparison.


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[Assistant] And it gives you a sense of identity that you can't really get, a sense of protection, a sense of a lot of things that you can't really get anywhere else.


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[Assistant] But how do you speak to a kid who's involved in that world, who's in a gang, who's selling drugs, who's doing all that? And like, how do you advise him on how to move along with his life? Because you know that...


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[Assistant] He probably needs to be affiliated with those people in order to protect himself. He probably needs to do crime in order to sustain what he's got going on. How do you, as someone who's seen it all, done it all, how do you speak to them?


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[Assistant] But isn't it crazy to think that, you know, for a kid who's in a gang or who's in the street life or whatever, like, the two things that you could really do.


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[Assistant] To create value around your name, you know, hurting somebody, possibly taking somebody's life, slash, you know, being in a gang.


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[Assistant] Or being, you know, sent to jail for a long period of time.


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[Assistant] You did the jail thing, like in large part, the reason why your name holds so much weight is because you did the exact things that you want to tell them not to do, even though they know that the reason why you're a legend is in large part because you went out there and you did the illegal things that they weren't supposed to do, that you're telling them not to do.


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[Assistant] It would have been slower, but you'd end up with something more.


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[Assistant] Is it hard for you to listen to rap music at this point in your career because there's so much like romanticization of, you know, silly virtue?


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[Assistant] But it's weird to be in that position of knowing better because you also know that


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[Assistant] If you make it perfectly clear that you don't buy into this shit, that that sort of draws a line in the sand between you and the next generation, the fans, the artists, etc. Because a lot of those might be people that you...


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[Assistant] Uh, don't necessarily want to alienate yourself from, right?


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[Assistant] Really? I was gonna ask if you had done any content with him and I was also thinking, you just remind me a lot of him in general. I love Gary Vee. He's turned himself into this like, image of...


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[Assistant] Being an entrepreneur and like hard work and everything.


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[Assistant] But what's crazy too is that, like, Gary did like a shoe drop around the corner. I seen the line. Number one, there's a line around the fucking block. And number two, probably 80% of the line is black people. I'm thinking in my head, I'm like, how the fuck did Gary Vee get so hot with this community? Like, it's kind of amazing. Yea, yea. He's good though, man. No, he's good.


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[Assistant] I don't know if they, I don't know if they were that excited about the K-Swiss. Yeaah. Or if they just wanted to meet Gary.


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[Assistant] You're definitely somebody who understands the value of, uh, media appearances, huh?


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[Assistant] I remember my dad got out of prison in 96 and he was just saying that he was going to learn all about the internet. That did not happen. The year is 2019 and he checks basketball scores online and he can write emails. That's about it.


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[Assistant] No, the thing that you said that made me think about Gary was when you were saying the thing about the cars and how you feel that you could enter into any market and you could find some profit to be found. Because Gary, like, I mean, people almost- Oh no, in prison I had all the stamps. Oh, in prison is where it's really going down, huh? That's a more simple, uh, economy.


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[Assistant] Cause his thing is always like go to a yard sale, find something that for a dollar that you can sell for three dollars. And that's the beginning of your career because all of a sudden you're not just working for an hourly rate. You're like flipping something and you can keep flipping bigger and bigger things and.


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[Assistant] All the saltiest people on earth are the people who have no sales skills. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] They're mad as fuck because they're not the ones on the receiving end of the riches in society.


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[Assistant] Alright, that was loud. We just heard Redman's voice in the background, I guess. Hey, shoutout to Freeway Rick.


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[Assistant] Fuck, what do you like pushing in particular right now that you really want to promote?


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[Assistant] Alright, well hey, thanks a ton for coming on the show. Thanks to everybody who watched this. Please stay tuned because we're about to do an interview with Redman next. Believe it or not, the way-


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[Assistant] Yeah, the way I just said that made it sound like less of a big deal than it actually is. So, make sure you guys stay tuned. Thank you very much, Ricky. Appreciate you, man. Alright, appreciate you. Thank you, G.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like, uh, I'm the Cal Ripken of this thing. Uhm, you know, it feels good. No, actually, it's dope because this is like kind of my first real...


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[Assistant] Heels into like doing something on a consistent basis in the industry. So, you know, I heard a lot of people say, I quit my job. You know, I went home and told my wife, hey listen, about that health insurance thing, that's overrated. Don't get sick in the next couple of weeks.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, I'm good. I just sneak up on her. Listen, yeah, under Mary, this is under Mary. They're like, okay, cool. But no, like it's, it's, this is, you know, we, they talk about it in the intro, how groundbreaking everything is.


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[Assistant] But really, like as people in the industry talk about it, everybody says, hey, you guys talk about stuff that nobody else talks about. So they were right about one thing. I think you start to see more shows like this on the internet pop up over here, different places.


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[Assistant] Hey, it's all about, uh, you know, being, uh, in the, the, the inventors of something. We're not imitating something. So we, we, we brought it to the forefront. So we super, super excited ever since we've been on


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[Assistant] It's obviously, given the fact that I've given you why you need to run from people, and the weather in Cleveland, you gotta go with no shirt.


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[Assistant] Yes, the one that really counts man, shout out to the one in the bottom right hand corner. That's what that's.


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[Assistant] I like the Elf on gear. Uh, I don't know how I feel about it on the field, uh, but I liked it. I agree. I think the Elf is an alternative on a


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[Assistant] Pass over the right for six yards, first and ten.


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[Assistant] Well, I did get married eventually, but those three don't count. Four times the charm. Four times the charm, I promise you, right? So, you know, and there is a couple of times I did see you. I always wonder,


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[Assistant] Right, right. Now, here's a question. I've always, I asked every linemanist or I asked a lot of players who played, you know, different sports. What's something that you kind of hurt or happened during your playing career? What part of your body still hurts when you get up?


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[Assistant] You know, Joe, how does it feel like having like, there have been quarterbacks, you know, I think Johnny Manziel is one of them and other quarterbacks have come out and said, you know,


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[Assistant] I, you know, I, we didn't win as much as, as we, we could've, and, you know, I felt like I had an obligation to win for guys like Joe Thomas. What, like, what is that, like, how does that feel for guys that say, man, like, we, we didn't get it done, but mentioning you specifically as a person who they thought, you know, could've got more, like, I should've did more for guys like him.


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[Assistant] Really quickly, have you got a chance to watch, uh, DeWine Jones? I'm interested to see what your thoughts are on a kid from Ohio State. Massive. Too offensive. Yeah, too, right? Massive, massive guy out there. What have you initially, uh, saw from him and your thoughts on him from your expert opinion?


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[Assistant] He got a contract for $160,000. That's his bonus.


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[Assistant] And he earns $825,000 this year. You say, gee Bush, why are you talking about this man's money? Because guess what? He's been in the league two years. That means he's not vested. That means if he never plays another downer in his life, he don't get another check for the NFL.


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[Assistant] Let's be clear about this. You gotta play three to four years before you even sniff a pension. So all this heartwarming and prayers and condolences don't do nothing for that boy's mom that, that gotta go home, look at her son, and he might need extensive care for the rest of his life. And you know what the NFL will tell you?


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[Assistant] Well, you know, uhm, you know, we'll look out for the people like him. No you won't.


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[Assistant] Well, thank you so much. I want to thank the Academy, I want to thank my mom, and I want to thank Paxton the Panda.


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[Assistant] Jay, you didn't ask him the right question. You didn't ask him. The question is. Oh, he's been dying to ask you this. First of all, that question is, first of all, I got two. Do you literally find, you could get fired from wrecking the car? The racing car? You can get fired. Yea, you could get fired. If you, if you, I thought that was part of the game.


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[Assistant] So the, so the second part of the question is this.


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[Assistant] You talk about, you know, you know, how, why did you choose to get in this, that, and the third? See, what you guys don't know, he was really the first, one of the first people to stand behind the show.


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[Assistant] When, when sometimes when you don't have that stamp in the industry, people look at you and say, well, if that guy ain't doing it, well, why should we? And he was one of the first people to say, I'll stand by what this thing is over here. What made you do that?


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[Assistant] The first time when Mike called me, he called me from like driving from like Dallas and he's like, yeah man, uh, you want to meet me? So we go to this little local watering hole, like we having beers and then I get in, you know, you be thinking like, okay.


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[Assistant] I got these ideas. So I see him and I say, oh, he's an idea guy. So I got some ideas. And then at about 15 minutes through the conversation.


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[Assistant] I just realized, ah nah, it's cool. He got all the ideas, right? He like, he was rattling stuff off and I was like, oh, this guy, he gonna be alright, we gonna be cool. And when you usually get the rundowns, there's been, I can't think of a time where you get a rundown and be like,


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[Assistant] What the hell is this? This ain't gonna work. Like very rarely, even the topics that you think might not be it. Yeah.


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[Assistant] He lost the dead AFC and then his coach got fired and then he had one of the nicest rants of all time where he had to cuss a guy out and say, listen, you can't win them every year. Yeaah. Right, right.


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[Assistant] Just to show you how strong the internet is, and I'm undefeated on there, did they forget the 6 and 0 Kool-Aid?


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[Assistant] I was going to get t-shirts made. I had six of those t-shirts and I had to ship them to the Asian countries. Well, they started out 0-1. So there's a whole bunch of little


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[Assistant] There was only one time, they came in one show, they said, I think we crossed the line a little bit. I don't know what it was. Yeah, there's like, yeah, we, I shouldn't have said that.


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[Assistant] Just to give him a volume, how many actual videos do you guys have on, on YouTube?


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[Assistant] 3 would be 2100. Yeah. So to put it in perspective.


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[Assistant] Uh, I still want, I still, I'm, I'm gonna beat his ears up. I still want Isaiah Thomas, but I thought, hey, is there any way we can get Barack Obama on? Shoot for the stars. Doubt it. What you mean you doubt it? I mean, he ain't doing nothing.


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[Assistant] And by the way, yeah, he's, he's, he, he, he does a lot in Cleveland sports. So he'd be around calling the radio station too. So, uh, yeah, so we made it. We did it. One year.


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[Assistant] Tonight, more and more Americans are struggling to find a place to live.


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[Assistant] With the government spending billions to help, why are so many left behind?


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[Assistant] Frontline and NPR reporter Laura Sullivan investigate the affordable housing crisis.


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[Assistant] Tonight, Frontline and NPR take a hard look at poverty, politics, and profit.


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[Assistant] Whatever everybody man, it's Earl LaPurro from the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show here to announce the nominees for the win of the year. First up is the Cleveland Browns versus the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in overtime. Second is Oscar Gonzalez and the Cleveland Guardians with the walk off win and the playoffs versus the New York Yankees. Third, Donovan Mitchell 71 point game.


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[Assistant] Well, the question is basically, is Donovan Mitchell having the best single season ever in Cleveland Cavaliers history? Mike says, no, I'm leaning towards yes.


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[Assistant] What is your concern when it comes to Section 8 and low income? Uhm, the lifestyle I feel like that goes with Section 8 is usually working single moms or people who are struggling to keep their heads above water and it's not, I feel so bad saying that, but it's not uhm,


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[Assistant] It's just not people who are, I guess are the same.


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[Assistant] Uhm, the problem with that is I hear a lot of the unfair of, oh, we haven't been given this or that, or we haven't been afforded things that you might have been afforded. Uhm, I don't look at multi-millionaires and think, why don't I have a yacht? Why don't I have a private jet?


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[Assistant] The Bet of the Day is always brought to us by Bet Rivers. Hey Ohio, Bet Rivers Online Sportbook is the place to be for every single game.


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[Assistant] The bet today is the raise minus 122 at Yankees. Bull is a baseball savant. So he went one and one yesterday?


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[Assistant] Yeah, and just so you guys know, Lincoln Electric is now hiring for great jobs. They're experts in the electrical manufacturing and welding fields. Go check them out today at lincolnelectric.com slash jobs.


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[Assistant] So yea guys, we went out and we were talking to everybody about their dream matchups and it's always brought to you by PCC Airfoils looking for a new job with career advancements and great benefits.


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[Assistant] Precast dot com slash careers to learn more. So we got a couple of answers here. Uh, right off the bat, we have gram dog six. I think this is his nightmare scenario. It would be one of mine is Cleveland versus Kansas city here at home, which is they play Kansas city this year.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they don't play the Buccaneers either. Yeah guys, your matchups are, don't worry about it.


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[Assistant] Anything else Anthony? No, that was it for us and then we're gonna move on guys. So Deshaun Watson's taking the entire offense except for the offensive line on a trip to Puerto Rico? Screw the lineman. What was that?


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[Assistant] Hey, look, those are the guys that protect you, so I just want to, like, do you guys think that's a big deal? And in this conversation, I just want to remind you guys that Lorain County Community College, register now for summer and fall classes. You can learn more at LorainCCC.edu. It's Lorain County Community College, your classes, your future. Uh, great community college out there. I had a couple friends.


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[Assistant] Yeah guys, so it's officially the lunch hour of UCSS and I just want to remind you that Colleague Company's Championship. See your favorite golf legends play in the Colleague Company's Championship July 12th through July 16th at the famous Firestone Country Club.


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[Assistant] Fun, family friendly events all week long, featuring a new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids and concerts every night. There's something for everyone. Learn more at colleaguegolf.com. And before we bring in our next interviewee of Dave's Acidil, I want to break that's brought to you by USFL.


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[Assistant] The USFL, Sunday, April, ooh, nevermind, that is not the right read, I'm sorry.


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[Assistant] Yeah guys, I just want to remind everybody that you can see your favorite golf legends play in the Colleague Companies Championship, July 12th through July 16th at the famous Firestone Country Club. Fun family friend event, family friendly events all week long, featuring a new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids and concerts every night. There's something for everyone. Learn more at ColleagueGolf.com.


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[Assistant] Yeah, the family friendly, the fun family friendly, it's like. It's a lot.


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[Assistant] Yeah, real quick, just want to remind you guys you can see all your favorite golf legends play in the Colleague Companies Championship July 12th through July 16th at the famous Firestone Country Club. Fun family-friendly events all week long featuring a new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids,


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[Assistant] Yeah, so real quick. NBA first team is Giannis, Luca, Joel Embiid, Shai, and Jason Tatum. Second team is Salem. When he says Shai, he means Shay Gilded, Alexander.


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[Assistant] There it is. I like that, man. You get extra credit points. Let me, let me find. I'm taking Jason to the next, uh, karaoke I do.


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[Assistant] Oh, sorry. Jalen Brown, Jimmy Butler, Steph Curry, Nicola Jokic, and Donovan Mitchell. Is that wrong? So close, so close.


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[Assistant] Oh yeah, I just want to give a quick shout out to Tyler from Sandusky. I don't think he watches the show, but I ended up, I saw my favorite band last night at the Agora and I ended up having to go by myself. Everybody was busy.


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[Assistant] Tyler from Sandusky was standing next to me. Nicest guy I ever made friends. Hung out for the whole first hour of the show. So shout out to you, man. I just, it was a great interaction. Did you tell him about the show? I did tell him about the show. I hope he watches. I don't know if he's a current fan. He had never heard of it.


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[Assistant] I am here to present the award for the best interview of the year. Pretty big deal. It is. We're talking about some high rollers we've had on here over time. You know, Bernie Kozar.


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[Assistant] Was it A, Joe Thomas ranks his favorite cheeses. Let's take a look. That was a great segment.


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[Assistant] See, Maurice Claret's Life's Trials and Tribulations. Oh yea.


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[Assistant] I just can't believe that it's been this long and I can't believe that, uh, you guys keep on crushing it and I can't believe how it keeps growing and it's fun to watch. So congratulations, gents. And, uh, I'm sorry, but I've gotta go. I apologize. I'm really busy right now.


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[Assistant] They could not understand why Fred did not go into the family business and be a builder, uh, like their father was. Uhm, but Fred wanted to be a pilot and Donald looked at that and said, well, that's sort of like being a bus driver. Why would you want to be a pilot?


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[Assistant] I think there are good reasons that the programs produced fewer units and some of those is that we're trying to produce more units in areas of opportunity.


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[Assistant] Areas that are perhaps more expensive.


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[Assistant] We really encourage our publics, uh, people who are out in the community, people who are working with developers, to really, uhm, come to us if they see issues that they think are not right with a project. We just encourage people that if they see something, say something.


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[Assistant] The other things that we do, we have architects who get the final say.


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[Assistant] This is a program where communities, states, developers and investors work together and certainly there is an element of trust in any development project. I think, uhm, the vast majority of projects really come through pretty well.


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[Assistant] People like to be around him. He really had a presence. You knew him when he walked in. He was a little taller than most and in very good shape. He was a star football player on their team.


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[Assistant] Alright, I gotta take 10 seconds though, Mikey, because this show would not happen without him. And Jay has said that before. He said it after shows and us with


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[Assistant] Understand back there for black, black folks back those days, when you stutter, you was retired, or you was, or you had something mental wrong with you.


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[Assistant] I love to work. I like to see the final product. Uh, I just, uh, I don't care what kind of business it is in or what kind of work it is. I just adore to work. I can't sit home and look up at the ceiling. It's just not enough for me.


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[Assistant] She is a white Wall Street investment banker, her black attackers being called animals in the media.


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[Assistant] It is the ages of the accused, 14 to 17 years old, and the horror of their alleged crimes that has caused a furor.


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[Assistant] Even though the address he'd sent us to felt a lot like the start of a GTA mission, we were sure his recommendation would be top-notch.


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[Assistant] Over the years, honestly, I've found it to be really useful. If you think about it, we get our cars serviced so they don't break down. We work out and visit the doctor so that we don't get sick. Going to therapy is just like that. It's routine maintenance for your mind. It doesn't mean that there's anything wrong with you.


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[Assistant] It just means that you're investing in your mental and emotional wellbeing. BetterHelp is a customized online therapy that offers video, phone, and even live chat sessions with your therapist.


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[Assistant] Click the link on the description and visit betterhelp.com, that's better, h-e-l-p dot com slash jolly where you can get 10% off your first month. Thanks guys. Now back to the video.


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[Assistant] You worked as a journalist, you're now like head of culinary production, a mythical. Like where did it come from? From like wanting to join the CIA?


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[Assistant] Yeah. No, no, you ain't making babies just yet? You do? Oh, alright. Well, that's good. But no more?


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[Assistant] Oh, oh, that's where, okay, okay, yeaah, yeaah, yeaah. No, that, that's where. Alright.


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[Assistant] D.O.M.T. is the one that we have a crazy like hour long vlog from that with crazy rare footage of wild ass shit and stuff. They had to go through and blur all the girls faces out cause they're like who knows what the fuck they're gonna say, it's been years and shit. Alright, so, uh, Tankhead, talk to me about where you're coming from and your upbringing and shit.


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[Assistant] Who were your fucking elders that were putting you on the game?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I would say I get that vibe from you for sure that like you from a young age you had like people that were like telling you how to be solid and shit like you seem like you have that warrior element that you motherfuckers taught you this is how. Real for real.


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[Assistant] That's crazy. So were you selling drugs up until the point where you started to be friends with ex?


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[Assistant] How'd you get into, like, what role were you filling in his life or whatever that, that he wanted you around that much? Like, how did that


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[Assistant] If you wanna, if you wanna say that. See I always felt like X stood out to me as somebody who...


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[Assistant] He really like wanted like older strong like almost like a father figure in his life because he didn't have that when he was younger. He gravitated towards like when I think about the fact that he always was like telling me how much he fucked me early on and wanted to talk on FaceTime and shit. That was because he


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[Assistant] Do you think that that tour being so ridiculous was the reason why he didn't do any further tours after that? Nah, he was planning on two. Yeah, yeah.


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[Assistant] The members only tape finally coming out, like what, what? I realize this is kind of like jumping all over the place and everything, but no, it's good, but what, what, how did the conversation come about with that? Was that all music that was recorded beforehand and was supposed to be for this project even before it passed?


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[Assistant] So when you guys think about members only, like, as artists, like, who's actually on the tape, who are the key people in the group?


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[Assistant] That's the crazy shit though is that it's like hard to put together an album or a mixtape if it's such a big group of people and it's kinda all over the place and you don't know exactly who's on it.


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[Assistant] But has there been a lot of strain within the whole camp? Because, I mean, we've seen little things like come out on social media and everything, and I know like, like, it's kind of understandable to me because when you're going through some shit that's really difficult, like losing somebody that's kind of like the figurehead of a crew, I mean,


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[Assistant] Of course that's gonna put a lot of stress on all the people. I mean, we've seen it. We've seen how stressful it is for a lot of people, but is that how it's felt that it was like a strange thing?


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[Assistant] So Tank, from your perspective, where was X at in his life around the time that he passed? Like, preceding that? Like, where was he at in terms of his mental space and in terms of what he was doing on a day to day? Were you with him all the time?


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[Assistant] You could, cause it's easy to forget that like six months before that, he was on, he was on Worldstar, he was arguing with people, he was beefing with people, calling out motherfuckers and shit like that, and then like, by the time he passed, to me,


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[Assistant] And that is really a big part of why it was such a shame. Yeah, man. He had managed to like really change his shit up. When you, when you found out where were you and what was it like finding out?


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[Assistant] And especially, well, when I first found out, I was in the gym. I go in the bathroom to use my phone just to send a quick text. I just like see.


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[Assistant] Ten people hit me up saying like, shit about it, and this was before they knew that he had passed.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, I was, but, but at the same time, it's like, if you had asked me at that time, I would have said there was a 99% chance that he was gonna live and he was gonna be fine, because, you know, people get shot all the time, and they don't pass, and they don't get shot like that, and they don't get fucking murdered in cold blood like that, like that, it just, it was just so unthinkable that it actually went down like that.


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[Assistant] So then what'd you do? You ended up going right back to Florida?


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was fucking disgusting to see how, how people were just posting the video. It's like I haven't seen the video since like that day. Like I feel like people realized that that was fucked up and that they shouldn't have been doing that in the first place, but.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like, when you look at how he was moving around, were you always a little worried about his, like, decision making in the sense that he went out without security?


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[Assistant] Oh man. So, uh, yeaah, what was it like, just in terms of the, the reaction, like, and what it was like in Florida? To be honest, like, when I went out there afterwards for the service and everything, it really felt like...


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[Assistant] There was like a dark cloud over the whole fucking state. Because even regular people knew. Even like the fucking 50 year old white lady who was driving the Uber, she knew. Like, it was like the president had got killed or some shit. It was like everybody, it was just a weird eerie feeling.


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[Assistant] Right. And were those dudes, was, from your perspective, was it just totally random? Those were just random dudes who just ended up in that position?


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[Assistant] And that, that is a weird thing. Do you, do you feel, do you find yourself wanting to pay attention to all the details about the situation and about what's going on with his legal case? Or do you find yourself just cutting yourself off from it and being like, you know, I'm just not even going to pay attention to this.


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[Assistant] Is it partially also just seeing the way, not just the way he, he passed, but the way that people smear his name with him, him gone.


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[Assistant] Do you feel like, it's a weird thing that people have done with X where people who don't listen to his music and don't like him have turned him into like a symbol of like violence and a symbol of just being this terrible person which is anybody who knows him is like what the fuck are you talking about? Like that was not


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[Assistant] He, if anything, he was one of the most talented people I ever met. One of the people who was the most determined to change who he was and everything. But people talk about him as if he was just this gleefully violent person.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's crazy just to see people try to break down an 18 year old. Like, you know, the stuff that they hate him for was stuff that if it's true would have happened when he was 18. It wasn't true.


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[Assistant] And then you have grown ass 40 year old people talking about a fucking child, as if he was like a fucking demon seed, you know. That to me is probably one of the most upsetting things about the whole thing. And again, it's like,


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[Assistant] Yeaah. So what was X's attitude like with music like when he passed from your perspective and did he encourage you a lot with your music? Yeaah man.


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[Assistant] That's probably one of the saddest, worst parts about this whole thing.


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[Assistant] It is. Very sad. Uhm, do you know the mother? Yea, of course, yea. And you, you trust her? Like, I don't know anything about it. Nah, if he trusts her,


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[Assistant] No, like I said, those newbies. Yeah, man, that's fucking crazy. But people like, you know, are so, people are so lacking in empathy that they can't look at like a fucking teenage mother and understand what she was going through as well. You need to be able to in life, if you want to be able to be intelligent, you need to be able to look at any situation from all the different perspectives.


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[Assistant] What about just that day that they had that big public service and there was like a fucking 30,000 person line outside that stadium. Just to, just, I still, when I think about it, cause there's no cameras or whatever, so nobody really knows what it was like or anything.


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[Assistant] Just to have 30,000 people just to walk by his, his body in the casket. Like, like a full speed walk. Like you did not get to stop for, for one second. Like, but that many people, all these kids just sad as fuck crying in line. Like that was one of the most powerful things I've ever seen in my life to be totally honest.


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[Assistant] Just see that like physical manifestation of, of how many people were hurt through that whole thing. The universal loss. Yea man.


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[Assistant] So, uh, fuck, who is on this tour that you guys are on right now?


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[Assistant] You ain't been out there? Nah man. See I feel like they gotta have weed.


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[Assistant] My girl's an amazing source of me having a healthier lifestyle as well. That's what they're good for, bro. They care about themselves more. They care about you more than you care about yourself.


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[Assistant] Bro, it's the craziest shit in the world to go and look back at that interview and you and Scheme are just posted up on the bikes. You're little kids and Scheme ass like, wasn't even like, like he was such a kid that he wasn't even really talking shit.


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[Assistant] Nah, it's true for sure. And especially when you look at the shit that we were talking about that interview, like, part of the reason why it's so legendary is cause X was talking about


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[Assistant] Crazy shit. Like, like, like, you know, number one rule, if you're gonna be like a rapper, like if you had a publicist, the publicist would probably be like,


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[Assistant] And, and even crazy shit like that fucking girl from the Miami Times just pulled up to the crib and he let her in and kicked it with her for like however long and then she ends up putting out this wild ass article that took little things he said and made it look crazy as fuck.


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[Assistant] That's true. Very true. Tankhead, you don't get fucked up though, right? Nah, I don't get fucked up. I smoke here and there. That's barely though.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, uhm, yeaah, so, so what about the project though? I'm just surprised that the project actually happened because I feel like the labels are on so much weird fuck shit after someone passes and I'm surprised he actually got to put


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[Assistant] All of them. In 2019 are you trying to go hard with the music or are you still kinda taking


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[Assistant] This is one topic I want to talk about before we wrap this up is there's always a conversation going on about like how somebody should be remembered because like I went out when, uh, Fat Nick and, uh, and Ski Mad, or excuse me, and uh,


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[Assistant] Certain people being like, oh, like, you know, such and such a person promoting, like, like acting like they were so close with this person and stuff, but to me, it's like,


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[Assistant] But that is crazy to think about that though is that like, you know, you're not going to know how you feel when you die. Well, the way I think when you die, you just die. But you know, some people believe in afterlife or whatever, but if you could have asked X before he died, X, how would you feel about all your friends saying rest in peace, X, long live John, et cetera, et cetera, like every show they do and stuff, he would probably be sitting there like,


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[Assistant] Because what else could you really ask for? You know, like, as a person who passed away, it was for your music to stand the test of time, and for your friends to help keep your name alive. Yo, you done? I'm saying fucking R.I.P. Wi-Fi everywhere I go. I'm saying that shit, bro.


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[Assistant] Because to me, I already knew this shit was going to be a disaster one way or another, and he kept asking me like, yo, like, do you think you can get pump and smoke perp to come? I'm like...


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[Assistant] It's considering what actually happened is pretty crazy.


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[Assistant] Whatever. Uhm, so where can they check out the tour dates and shit?


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[Assistant] Other than myself, who were willing to testify, who had actually said they called Senator Biden's office and offered their own testimony.


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[Assistant] He asked me in one situation what size breasts my breasts were.


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[Assistant] He told me he wanted to date me. This is a man who has, who in my opinion has often spoken inappropriately to women.


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[Assistant] I'm a southern woman and I've always heard that the only thing in the middle of the road is roadkill and yellow stripes. And that you have to take.


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[Assistant] A position and you have to decide what you stand for. He didn't know whose side to come down on.


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[Assistant] Joe Biden allowed members of that committee.


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[Assistant] To grill Professor Hill in a way that was inappropriate and humiliating.


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[Assistant] You could have done something to provide her with some support, some comfort, but that didn't happen.


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[Assistant] Joe is always able to say, yeah, I didn't handle that quite right. Let me, let me see what I can do better the next time.


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[Assistant] Out of competition came mutual respect, and mutual respect led to, uh, a real relationship or friendship, and Joe Biden became somebody, uh, that President Obama looked to for advice and counsel.


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[Assistant] These were his recently former colleagues and he knew that he could call them and they would take his call and that he could go and thrash issues out with them, uh, with a degree of comfort that President Obama didn't have because he hadn't known them as long as Vice President Biden.


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[Assistant] The show transformed Donald Trump into this persona.


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[Assistant] In ways that are so substantial and so deep-seated that would the apprentice not be in the picture, I couldn't see him running for president.


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[Assistant] Uhm, well, I have like a lot of brothers and sisters. My mama got five kids. Uhm, yeaah, we just pretty much used to just create a lot and just use our imagination, period. Like, we moved a lot, so it's like we just kinda...


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[Assistant] Was to ourselves a lot and just like creating a lot. We had like a lot of free time to just be in the house and just do shit.


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[Assistant] It's just, I like whatever I'm dealt with really, so that's just what it is, but I like being a middle child because I know how it feels to have like everything, like a big sister, a big brother, little brother, little sister, so.


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[Assistant] No, not actually. My big sister, she's not cocky enough.


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[Assistant] I started rapping like just as a hobby when I was super young, like seven. Like I made a whole mixtape with my other big brother.


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[Assistant] But I took it seriously once I like graduated high school and got fired a couple times from a couple jobs, you know, walked out of school. You know, once everything, once I just realized like,


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[Assistant] If I, if I wanted to, I coulda did that, but it's like, I kinda just...


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[Assistant] Made it to where, so that I could pass because I didn't really like school.


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[Assistant] Uh, yeah, I really just did theater. Like, I wasn't too big on, uh, sports and teams, cause I don't really like people telling me what to do.


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[Assistant] I was just ready, period. Like I was so tired of school, I was just over it. Like by the time I graduated, I was over it. So over.


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[Assistant] Yeah, for like two weeks. Literally. And then I just realized, like, this is not, like, no. Period. No.


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[Assistant] Yeah, see, the jobs came after the, uh, the college experience.


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[Assistant] See, I had like tried to smoke when I was like 13, 12ish, 13, but it like didn't work. But I actually started getting high around 14, 15.


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[Assistant] I don't know what made everybody, I don't know. Maybe motherfuckers wanted bigger blunts or something.


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[Assistant] That's so funny, so everybody caught that. That that was just like, oh my god.


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[Assistant] It's just, I'm not eating pussy.


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[Assistant] Anytime anybody though asks me just like, dady type questions, you know, I just kinda,


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[Assistant] I dunno, I'm just a real private person.


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[Assistant] See, you're supposed to already know the answers to your questions before you ask them, you know.


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[Assistant] Uhm, when everything wasn't working out.


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[Assistant] See, see, you right, but I wasn't making fun of her, like.


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[Assistant] I literally almost died trying to hold in my laugh. Like I really tried not to laugh or whatever.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was real heartbreaking though, cause I had just got my name tag and my fucking apron, and they called my ass out, and they was like, can we have your name tag and your apron? I'm like, damn.


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[Assistant] 1 p.m. and I started my new job at like 3 p.m. 4 p.m. And that was at, uh, Buffalo Outing.


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[Assistant] I want my own dial. It's definitely going to be a clean key dial, period.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I don't fight though. I don't even get physical.


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[Assistant] But to dedicate a whole song to a bitch, like, just talking about her cause I'm mad? Naw, hell naw.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'll be able to control myself if like, if it's against the rules, if that's gonna fuck up me getting my money, me putting my hands on the bitch, my hands behind my back.


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[Assistant] Stay away from it. But honestly, I do kinda got a temper or whatever. But I've been working on it lately, like, period. I've been controlling myself. I ain't been crazy. I just been all sunflowers and sunshades.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I love Lauryn Hill. Uh, and then, you know, Nicki, Lil' Kim, Trima, Lafayette.


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[Assistant] Uhm, well really it was kinda just like a guide thing too. Kinda just like knowing my calling and my purpose. It's like everything just wasn't working out and then it's just like, I don't know, like I kinda started getting a little spiritual and I just started like realizing what I'm supposed to be doing. So it's like.


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[Assistant] I got fired from the Buffalo Wild Wings and then I got hired at this daycare. The daycare was like my last job before I, uhm,


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[Assistant] I quit and took rapping seriously or whatever. And like yeaah, at the daycare I was just able to focus and just...


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[Assistant] The, the people who owned the daycare, they was like real God oriented and stuff. Like they own a church and they was just real good people. So I was just able to focus that period and just.


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[Assistant] Right. And it's just everything just started like falling in line. I don't know.


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[Assistant] That's to separate me from these bitches though, cause ain't no, ain't no dudes like...


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[Assistant] Like hell nah, if anything, niggas was telling me they don't want me to rap, just on some jealous shit. So yeah, I just did it cause I just know how.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, it's like I was just making music in the house and then, uhm, I kinda gave myself like a little formula or whatever, like, uh, I would...


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[Assistant] I went to- what made me do this is cause it was my birthday 2015. Something told me like-


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[Assistant] I just need to go to the studio, like that's how I spent my birthday or whatever, like that's how I knew.


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[Assistant] That I would take myself seriously, cause it was like my 18th birthday, all type of shit. So I'm like, if I dedicate this shit to the studio, I can take myself seriously. So yeaah, that's what I did. And like, I made these songs.


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[Assistant] And I like would put clips of me rapping on like Twitter and shit and then they start like going viral a little bit. So I'm like shit.


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[Assistant] Imma shoot a real video cause I noticed that like my generation like to see.


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[Assistant] More than here, and especially if they don't know you, it's like you gotta make em know you, like you gotta just be in motherfuckers face. That's how I see it.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, I just started shooting videos and I just drop hella videos, at least a video a week, two videos a month, like.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I just know I'm just one of the greats, period, just one of the best. I just, I just need to accomplish other people knowing that and just reaping all the benefits from that and just everything I deserve and just, yeaah, getting everything I deserve.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's actually, that's, that's perfect timing. Period.


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[Assistant] That's cause I wasn't there, you know? That's cause me and, and Rod, the other new female rappers, we wasn't there.


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[Assistant] I mean, I mean, nah, she's not.


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[Assistant] She turned. I actually saw a clip. I saw a clip of her shit, uh, like a couple days ago. It was actually raw, like.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was just like one of her new videos or some shit. Like, she decent.


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[Assistant] You know what? I don't think it's unfair. Because you know, if I thought it was unfair, that would mean...


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[Assistant] I feel like I'm losing or something, being that I'm a person that...


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[Assistant] I found out a lot of people can't do that. I ain't even know that.


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[Assistant] It's unfair or other people cheating. I just feel like, oh yeaah, I'm really fucking wrong for real.


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[Assistant] It's just, it's just straight up, just what's in my brain, just on the beat.


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[Assistant] Mmhm, yeaah, uh, I collaborated with...


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[Assistant] Uhm, rocky fresh, we ain't even dropping it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'm not a fan though, but she, she good, like she decent, you know.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I feel like that's her story, you know? Uhm, that's not necessarily the blueprint or the way to do it. That's just literally her story. So, yeaah, that's her story. I mean, my story is my story. I'm just gon' be me, shit.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I see myself just moving. Period. Just getting higher and higher and higher. Always. And uhm, yeaah, just...


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[Assistant] It's the whole, the, the Eat My Pussy series. It's going down.


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[Assistant] They ain't ready. Yeaah, they ain't ready. You know, Eat My Pussy, the first one, it dropped last year in June. Eat My Pussy again, dropping on Valentine's Day.


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[Assistant] It's more so of me just kind of making a statement. Period. It's just like...


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[Assistant] Uh, yea, a little bit. I'm not a big drinker though, at all. Like...


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[Assistant] I can't even drink a damn shot. I gotta mix my liquor, like...


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[Assistant] I just completely don't even do it, I just mix it, period.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I don't do drugs. I can't, uh, hate that shit.


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[Assistant] Nah, that ain't never been my, uh, my, what is it called, my, Steelo or some shit.


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[Assistant] It's queen key. Period. You know? I'm a shit. Queen shit bitch. It is what it is shit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, he said he's in traffic. Okay. Uhm, so he'll be here any minute here. Alright. I'm texting him right now. He says he's on the way, in route. He's on the way.


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[Assistant] It should never take fifteen minutes for the first pick to come in. That should just be, here's the draft, here's the stars, there's no drama. You've had four months to think about this. It pisses me off every year. Every year. It's a five year, thirty, it goes way too long, there's way too down time, the pick is in on ESPN, it's tweeted out, just get to the damn podium and announce the pick. You know what it tells me?


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[Assistant] Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. J, hold on. He's a producer at a local TV station. Is it upstairs? No. And he brought it to you? He did.


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[Assistant] Hold on, hold on. I want to give a shout out to Bob Byler, uh, for super generous super chat when we get to the cabs discussion. Bob, we will read your super chat and we will talk about that in a sec. But Bob, we appreciate you. We appreciate everyone out there.


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[Assistant] In the chat for tuning in and before we get into our lead topic today, which is what the Browns are going to do to me in the draft. I just want to remind you guys that there's a common theme between the top picks in the first round last night.


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[Assistant] In Canton, they have a home game this weekend. Tickets for about 10 bucks. Definitely worth your time as I enter this ad because Anthony's not here.


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[Assistant] It's not like the wonderlick. The wonderlick was like an IQ test. The S2 cognitive test is supposed to


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[Assistant] Evaluate how quickly you can process information. It's not just football. It is for all sports. These are for baseball. For an example, they'll show six shapes on a screen and you have to...


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[Assistant] That he was, that the Texans had promised him the number two pick. He went from like minus or plus 4,000 odds to minus 150 to be the second pick. And then it turns out he obviously. It actually, it actually was.


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[Assistant] Uh, one thing and then we're going to pivot to what the Browns are going to do tonight. But, uh, A, Will Levis was one of three players who was invited to the Green Moon, not drafted by the way. There were two others who didn't get the recognition. Everybody focused in on the quarter.


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[Assistant] Check him out, Lincoln Electric, now hiring for great jobs. The Browns have two picks today, 74 and 98.


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[Assistant] Sure. These are Mel Kuiper's best available players. Right there? These are his five best available.


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[Assistant] Jay, you want one little piece of draft trivia before we move on to the more Jackson? Sure. Gee Bush, don't answer this. You were here yesterday. You got it. Okay. Tyree Wilson was the first big 12 defensive player selected in the top 10 since who, and I'm only asking because we're on a Cleveland show. So there's your little hand.


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[Assistant] It's practical guarantee versus the real guarantee, slightly different.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we got a super chat from Bob Byler here, which leads us right into the cabs conversation. So Bob says, but first.


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[Assistant] Bob says, and I'm gonna read the comment, set up the topic and we could go in both directions because they're on the same vein. If the Knicks get bounced in round two,


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[Assistant] JB's fired. If the next advance, he is safe.


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[Assistant] Kobe Altman kind of came out today and we're going to talk about his comments involved with this discussion. He said they're not making any sweeping changes. They're one of six teams that won 51 games.


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[Assistant] I'm not interrupting this conversation. For one sec, just to remind everybody at the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show's lunch hour is sponsored by Call of Gracing, the official NASCAR team of Northeast Ohio. Jay.


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[Assistant] Which one? The lights were too bright? Yeah, give me that one. Hold on. Oh, I can tell you. He said exactly, and this is a quote, the lights were brighter than I expected.


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[Assistant] You look at the Heat, for example, and not the Heat of the Anomaly. They do everything differently. They don't care about the regular season. We talk about having bucket getters, all these different types of options to score.


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[Assistant] I'll get to that in terms of points per game and the all inclusive, we need this everywhere shooting. They shot the second lowest percentage from three on the fewest attempts in the league this year, but come playoff time, they have a head coach in Spolstra and they have a dude, a certified playoff dude, Jimmy Butler in the regular season.


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[Assistant] Is what he is. He's gonna sit out 25 games. The second that postseason starts, there may be two, three players in a league you'd want on your team in a game seven over Jimmy Butler. So this series has been incredible and that's the difference in a team like Miami and what we saw in Cleveland.


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[Assistant] Got two things real quick. It is 1230, which means we are halfway through the lunch hour of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show, which is sponsored as always by Colleague Racing, the official NASCAR team of Northeast Ohio. Also,


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[Assistant] You get all those same starter tier perks plus overtime videos 99% of the time. There is no overtime today. We got to get on a special call and we can announce what that is.


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[Assistant] Uh, hopefully with some very good news a little later in the afternoon. So there is no overtime today, but almost every other day, there's an extra segment of overtime content. You get member shout outs, discount code to merch and much, much more. We will continue to update you guys.


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[Assistant] Through Haymarket, on the community tab, on Twitter, on Instagram, everywhere we can, on the Browns draft, the next two nights.


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[Assistant] Myself and Earl working over 10 hours of overtime, making sure you guys have all the information you need on whoever the Browns pick, whatever they do on trades and everything you need to know draft related. We are your number one source for that. Check us out on YouTube and on our social channels. We got one more topic we got to get to.


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[Assistant] With what we've seen from him and Alan. I know it's just one start each. They're gonna continue to stay in the rotation.


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[Assistant] How much more pressure does that put on Savalli, Plisak, and Quantrum to kinda step their crap up?


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[Assistant] That dude throws 99, I don't care what you say, the rec specs make you look 15,000 times more intimidating on the mount.


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[Assistant] We're going to do top five real quick. I have to find the email I sent Anthony though that has my explanations on here because.


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[Assistant] I am gonna tell you who uses these words, where they originated from, and someone they've used.


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[Assistant] Okay, fine, I won't tell you who uses them. Alright. It's just who created them. Okay. At least according to Google.


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[Assistant] Oh wow, they're giving them crap for creating. And I'll give you a player who has been labeled this. Okay. So these are all real. These are not me just... No, I know. ...making these up. These are those, you know, when you listen to the draft. They love labels. They love labels. They're labeled weird. They all have their own special vocabulary. So, uh, these are my five favorites. And this is the ultimate five for Thursday.


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[Assistant] April 28th. Thursday? Friday. Man, today's Thursday. My whole life goes out of my hands. Anthony, you're more important than you thought. So number five, a one pop daddy.


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[Assistant] Larry Allen was used as a describe here and what he means by this, and I'm going to let you guess who said it is once they get your hands on you, it's a wrap. Yeah. Was that Mel Kuyper? It is not Mel Kuyper.


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[Assistant] Is there a specific network? Uh, he's on NFL Network.


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[Assistant] Get your hands on you as an offensive lineman, offensive defensive lineman. It's over. All right, next number four. How about a glass eater?


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[Assistant] A dude who just plays with a mean, nasty streak.


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[Assistant] You eat cereal, Quentin Nelson, he eats glass for breakfast.


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[Assistant] Describe a guy, an interior lineman is just full of sand. Like good luck trying to move a 320 pound bag of sand in the trenches. Jordan Davis, the Eagles first round pick last year, was described as a bag of sand by which ESPN. Is that Lewis Riddick? Not Lewis Riddick. It's the only one you guys haven't mentioned yet.


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[Assistant] He was described by someone on this list we already mentioned as a dancing bear. A massive human being with the feet of a ballerina. Yea, that's Lewis Riddick.


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[Assistant] What's the number one? Number one. So this was one that I heard up in the lead up to this draft.


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[Assistant] I had not heard it before, but I went back and I got two guys on record. You're not going to guess who it is. It's a name that I wasn't familiar with, but he's the ringer's top NFL draft expert, Dan Shanka. Ready for this? Take it, Steve. A rolling ball of butcher knives.


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[Assistant] He used this to describe big physical defenders or big physical backs who defenders are scared to tackle with the quote


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[Assistant] Some honorable mentions that didn't make the list. Uhm, I, I, this one I don't like, but I hate when they call dudes tweeners.


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[Assistant] They use it a lot. I understand the premise and reason for it. I'm not a big fan. I do like the, uh, the wiggle. I could get out of a fight in a phone book. I was like that.


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[Assistant] And then this is the, uh, yin and yang. Either someone's got peg legs or they got dumpies, which is, you know, someone who skips leg day, someone who doesn't skip leg day. Also Mike Mayock isms.


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[Assistant] Well, Garrett Wilson was asked who was the best one on the team last year, and he said Jackson Smith and Jigga.


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[Assistant] We got a race report, and then two viewer questions to end it, so for the last time before I toss it to Earl for the race report, a reminder that Colored Racing is the official sponsor of the lunchtime hour of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show, and is also the official NASCAR team of Northeast Ohio. Earl, where they at this weekend?