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[Assistant] Alright fam, that was uh, Dennis Allen, man. I don't know, uh, that was pretty bad, man.


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[Assistant] Collapse like that, that was awful. You know, and uhm.


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[Assistant] I had Dennis, with Dennis Allen was saying, and he right, you definitely gotta play better than that.


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[Assistant] But when you got a quarterback, a veteran quarterback that's been here.


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[Assistant] It had several series to do some. The offense can't have four straight or five straight punts or whatever it was.


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[Assistant] And then the final drive, which, which should have been a touchdown, you get down the field.


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[Assistant] And then you, the best you can do is to give your rookie kicker a 46 yard field goal. That won't cut it, man.


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[Assistant] That won't cut it, man. And the offense is, and people want to say, what's the problem? What's the blame? The offense is the blame on this one.


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[Assistant] When Carl went down, we don't have a rookie back there. We got a guy that had been here for three years. Who knows the offense, offense hasn't changed. So he should really know it better than the guy that was a starter.


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[Assistant] But it didn't, it didn't turn into nothing. We should at least have a field goal or a touchdown.


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[Assistant] They win this game. They could, they scored one touchdown in this game.


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[Assistant] And we won't talk about improvement. I don't know if I see it now. It all resets because you don't know what's happening with car. Car looks, uh,


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[Assistant] He's too, he's too up. We don't know how bad it is, but you know, he dealing with a short issue, uh,


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[Assistant] And we have to now get rhythm with Jamis down and Jamis has rhythm with a lot of these guys. The good news is Elvin Kamar comes back. So.


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[Assistant] And we'll bounce back momentarily to the broadcast when we get somebody up there on the stage. But usually, let me just put a time. Y'all know this too.


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[Assistant] Like when the Saints end up losing games like this, what ended up occurring is, you know, it's difficult to get people to jump up there to the mic, you know, come to the mic.


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[Assistant] But I mean, it's, it's just credit to Green Bay. Let me give it to Green Bay because Green Bay.


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[Assistant] The way they flittered it away against Atlanta, they came back.


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[Assistant] And Jordan Love, single-handedly, won this game for the Green Bay Packers in the fourth quarter. I sensed the collapse when you're seeing the collapse.


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[Assistant] And the Saints offense couldn't gather enough.


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[Assistant] enough, uh, urgency and say, all we need is a touchdown or even a field goal to keep this away from these people. And it didn't happen. So.


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[Assistant] Anyway, it is what it is. Uh, we'll get ready to jump to, uh, more interviews momentarily. Y'all do me a favor, hit the like button. Y'all put your thoughts.


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[Assistant] In the comments section and let me know how y'all feel about these developments.


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[Assistant] Bill with the saints, I know you get a lot of people are quite peeved.


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[Assistant] About what's happening with Jameis Winston, uh, him, uh, how he played in the Saints offense, Pete Carmichael's play calling. I know a lot of you guys are kind of upset about that. Uh, Derek Carr didn't look all that good before he left. So, I mean, it's just, you know, you think that the Saints offense some kind of way, you find some kind of way of getting on code, getting this stuff together, trying to find a way to do it. And they just simply stink. They stink.


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[Assistant] One touchdown to Jimmy Graham today, and the Saints could not manufacture.


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[Assistant] With, with the game. So anyway, man, uhm, let me hear what you guys have to say. We'll have Pops Q on momentarily. Uh, so he could kind of chime in on this.


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[Assistant] So it'll be interesting to see exactly where we're going to be dealing with for this ball club, man. And, and it's just so, it's just so, oh man, I am just, it's just so ridiculous how all this happening, man. And it's just so, it's just, it's just awful. Anyway.


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[Assistant] IKman says, this is not on the coaches, y'all. Take your emotions out. We lost on momentum when Carr went out. The defense was on the field way too long. This is not on the coaches.


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[Assistant] I have to disagree, okay man. It's definitely on your coaches, man. It's on your offensive coaches.


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[Assistant] You have straight, you have four straight.


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[Assistant] Punts after Carr went out and Jameis Winston is more versed in the Saints offense than Derek Carr is.


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[Assistant] So, and it shouldn't have been a drop off in production. If anything, it should have been an uptick because you have a guy that's familiar with it, more familiar with it. He'd been immersed in it for the last three years.


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[Assistant] So how does he go in there and, and it's the same people. It's the same guys that we know and love. It's Derek Carr, it's, it's Michael Thomas, it's Chris Olavi, it's Rashid Shahid, it's Taysom Hill, it's Jawan Johnson.


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[Assistant] You know, these are the same guys that we know and love that has been playing with Jameis Winston now. How does it, how do you not improve? How do you not even get a touchdown? Well, Carr got you a touchdown. How do Jameis not get you a touchdown?


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[Assistant] How does he not make the throws? Like he was throwing the ball out of bounds. He did, he had a play to the right side of the field. Well,


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[Assistant] Uh, Rashid Shaheed presented his self in Jamies, just threw it out of bounds. You weren't even close to where.


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[Assistant] Rashid Shaheed can catch that ball. So yeaah, definitely on the offense if you want to talk about what went wrong.


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[Assistant] It's definitely on the Saints offense and about it, especially to Pete Carmichael and Ronald Curry.


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[Assistant] Because they could not get one touchdown after the car.


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[Assistant] Left and Jamis is more versed in the Saints offense than Carr is.


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[Assistant] So I would have to agree with you on that, my man. JT says it's still not worse than Atlanta collapse in the Superbowl.


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[Assistant] Truth says, K-Man Pete still, I ain't gonna say garbage bro, but people gotta figure it out.


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[Assistant] Jerome says we have to stay aggressive to the end. Indeed. Somebody going to take it. The game was up for grabs. They were beating them people.


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[Assistant] By 17 or nothing and you allow a team to beat you, not during the game, but in one quarter.


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[Assistant] They put up 18 points in the fourth quarter to beat you. That's a collapse. That's an epic collapse.


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[Assistant] All right, Cory says, uh, how much car has been? He getting 150 million over four years, bro.


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[Assistant] Same4Life says the offense looks identical to last season. Just being honest.


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[Assistant] Boss Hawk says exactly, Miami scored seven, seventy damn points. The Saints lost a 17 point lead in one quarter. The Saints are not that.


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[Assistant] Good. LSU fan says, why did we stop running the ball? Me too, bro. That's what I was saying to myself too. Too much passing going on. I said that in that drive. I say family.


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[Assistant] It's too much passing going on. Well, Q, they gotta do such a such.


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[Assistant] Up the middle, like you, they, they had to get yardage on tall sweeps to either left or the right side.


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[Assistant] They're not even getting that type of play. It's just, it's really interesting. Yeah, I agree. Why didn't we stop? Why we, you gotta mix it in. Cause they were throwing the ball, mixed the pass in with it. Acamps hit house says they just need to let car.


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[Assistant] Get fully healthy, don't force them back too soon. We don't know how long this guy gonna be out. We don't know exactly what's going on with him, so.


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[Assistant] All right. Audemars says, I don't know the refs changed the momentum with three bad PI calls and miss holding calls on the Packers line. St. Still had an opportunity to score bro. St. Still had several opportunities to.


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[Assistant] Make moves there they didn't take advantage of. We left a lot of football on that field.


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[Assistant] Saul said this on the coaches being conservative. Dedrick says if somebody, he says, or somebody that can run an offense, miscellaneous mail says, I'm, I'm peeved that we have too many weapons on, oh, regardless.


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[Assistant] Of the line, yeaah, now you got, uh, Cesar Ruiz dealing with a concussion issue. Uh, Derek Carr banged up.


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[Assistant] So the Saints have to make adjustments. Eric says you can't open offense if the O-line can't block these guys.


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[Assistant] Lionel says that this offense is good on paper. I knew it was, it was a mistake bringing back Carmichael.


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[Assistant] Black preacher man says when is they going to shake up the offensive line?


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[Assistant] I don't know, brother. You know, I don't know what's going on with that, man. So, I mean, we got to figure it out sooner or later, right?


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[Assistant] Alright, TechSaint says, uh, to all of you finger pointers who's blaming Jamus, to hell with the-


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[Assistant] You know, coaches DA and Carmichael cost us a game, bad play calling. Not utilizing Mike enough, especially Carl.


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[Assistant] Andre says Dennis Allen's turned into the same old coach from last season.


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[Assistant] SK Simmons says, Sean Payton is going through. Yeah, I've seen that score. All right. Woo says, why are y'all surprised we punted seven times? Look who the QB is.


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[Assistant] Scoop says Ruiz going down made a shuffled O-line. Jameis did not practice with the first team recipe for two half destruction.


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[Assistant] He got a note, but still an Aubrey got to produce. A lot of people not going to buy into the mentality.


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[Assistant] Or not going to buy into the fact that if you got a guy, and Jamie's been here for three years, the Saints offense is pretty much the same offense.


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[Assistant] And he's in cars in his first year. Jamie's supposed to be more comfortable with what's going on on the field. I don't, I find it, I'm, I find it very hard, uh, to accept that you had several punting opportunities and the best that you could do is to set up, you know, you had, they punted four times, I think it was five times straight. Y'all correct me. How many times did the Saints punt? How many times did they punch straight?


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[Assistant] It was either four or five, four or five times. And then on the last drive, which came down to it, them people turned around and.


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[Assistant] Them people turned around and set the field goal kicker up.


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[Assistant] For a 47 rookie field goal kicker up for 46 yards. We couldn't do no better than that.


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[Assistant] Is the Saints offense only good for one touchdown? Cause if Rashid Shaheed want to return that kick, you wouldn't have that. You'd have lost. You'd have been been losing.


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[Assistant] If it's Jamez or Derrick, they good for at least two touchdowns a game. They got one today.


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[Assistant] You good for at least 14 points. I don't care if it's James or Derek Carr. Didn't work. Didn't work out there, bro.


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[Assistant] Uh, Digi Dennis says, uh, I think Jamus did enough to win. The play calling just was awful during the second half. Why did they just switch off being aggressive?


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[Assistant] Mel says, right Q, Paul says, and Paul called it man, credit to, uh, uncle Paulie. Uncle Paulie called it. He said the Saints will lose this game.


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[Assistant] And, uh, people was kind of upset about Uncle Paulie saying the Saints would lose this game, but he was just keeping it real. That's why he's the great St. Tank historian.


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[Assistant] Because he, he called it real. He the one that said the Saints will win this game. He would lose, I mean, excuse me, they would lose this game. Uncle Paulie said it, so you got to give him credit. Eric says Q, it's also Ram, Hurst, McCoy, Pete Penning, not blocking. No, I'm with you on that, bro. I'm not, I'm not going to say that the offensive linemen, those guys are not handling the business. I'm not going to say that they're not handling the business. You're absolutely right. Those guys aren't handling the business. They aren't doing what they're supposed to do. You're absolutely right.


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[Assistant] You know, what is the Saint supposed to do? You know, in terms of, because the offense right now, it's the third week and it's, it's, it is no, it don't make any sense for the Saints right now. It doesn't make, it makes zero sense for the New Orleans Saints right now.


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[Assistant] To be looking like this, to be playing like this in terms of the offense, like the offense.


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[Assistant] Uh, and the offensive line looking shaky. All these people are looking shaky. And in the end, they were still able to muster out.


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[Assistant] A two and old start and they should have done it this time around and they couldn't do it. Big Ant says 27 is trash. That's Isaac. Get him. His face guarding. Get him.


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[Assistant] It's like he does, he's a scrappy young cornerback, but get him.


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[Assistant] Face guard's way too much. He's a face guard in cornerback.


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[Assistant] It's all, you know, you can't have, you know, it's just, it's just not good, bro. Locate the ball. We don't need no face garden cornerbacks here, man. I had my, I had my feel of face garden scary cornerbacks that don't know how to turn their head around and locate the ball.


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[Assistant] We need to turn your ass around and locate the ball, man. You know?


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[Assistant] So he got burnt on it in several plays, but he's inexperienced.


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[Assistant] You know, he got an opportunity to get out of there, but you got to be able to do a better job than that, man. You got to turn around and locate the ball for goodness sake. Preacher man says Winston running plays that Pete is calling and please, what is Marrone teaching O-line?


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[Assistant] Torrey says you call sitting on the lead and not trying to keep imposing your dominance on the team. Not on coaching. If it ain't on him then who?


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[Assistant] It's a joint unit, you know, the defense offense help each other. The Saints offense was offensive. They weren't doing anything. Uh, when car went out, they weren't doing anything. They were.


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[Assistant] Here goes James Winston, bro. Let's see what James got to say about what the hell happened. Y'all put one in the chat if y'all can hit it.


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[Assistant] I really didn't learn. Thank you Michael for this. Too many Jamis excuses.


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[Assistant] This thing, man, we're gonna bring in Popsqueak on the post game as always, you know how we do.


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[Assistant] Uh, shout out to the fam. Thank y'all for all being here. Please feel free to hit the like button. We're not done. We're bringing some more press conference in soon as they are available, man. But listen, saints go down, blow a 17 point lead, uh, in the matchup.


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[Assistant] Cause it's hard watching a game like this when you have the game in hand and ultimately it leaves the way it did. So we're going to bring in Pops Q.


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[Assistant] To the broadcast pop, let me hear what you got to say about the game. You watched it. Uh, a lot of family members are debating on.


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[Assistant] Why did the Saints lose this bad? Whose fault was it? Uh, let's, let's talk about it. Give me your, your idea or your thought process on how the game went.


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[Assistant] The Saints are in Green Bay. So it's one of those situations, man, where, you know, and that looks like that'll be the end of the interviews.


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[Assistant] It's always easier to get guys after a win, but boy, after a win, but boy, when you talk about losing.


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[Assistant] You gotta twist some and threaten people to come out there to stand before the music, man. Let me tell you something.


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[Assistant] But anyway, we got a bunch of people here, man. Uh, shout out to y'all. Y'all put it in the comment section. Y'all hit the like button. I know it's a tough game. We still hanging in here, man. We, uh, we lost a big one, man. So.


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[Assistant] Uh, shout out to the fam on this one. But yeaah, this, this, it's a lot of stuff. How do we clean this up, Pop? Cause I know...


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[Assistant] Uh, we got the Tampa Bay Buccaneers coming up. We get, uh, we get Elvin Kamara back for that matchup. We'll be doing the, uh.


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[Assistant] The, uh, live play-by-play on Monday night, the Packers and the Eagles take on each other, so.


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[Assistant] We'll be looking at, but that's the next team we'll face off against the Packers. I mean the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. So the Saints, 2-1, 17 point, uh, blown a 17 point lead to the Packers. Had the game in.


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[Assistant] This is big cause car, even if let's say car can't go next week and Jamis is the guy. How do we, what needs to happen here for us to.


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[Assistant] The ship that kind of get this together, cause we were struggling offensively anyway.


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[Assistant] What, what would it take for us to get this stuff turned around and like you mentioned,


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[Assistant] How ter, the offense can't run block, they barely pass blocking.


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[Assistant] What needs to happen here, man? Cause I didn't foresee the Saints offensive line. Either they'll struggle against one.


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[Assistant] A lot of games with the offensive line struggling like this. So what we need to do to fix this stuff so we can get back to the winning side of stuff.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you're great. That's a great point you made right there, Pop.


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[Assistant] That, uh, Elvin Kamara, cause a lot of people looking at Elvin Kamara coming back saying, man, listen, Elvin solves a lot of issues for the Saints, but no matter who you got back there running the ball, we've seen it.


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[Assistant] With Jamal Williams, we've seen it with Tony Jones Jr., even though he had success on the last game, we had the two touchdown runs. But as a whole, we've seen Deandre Miller out there running the football today, but as a whole,


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[Assistant] The Saints rushing over the last three games have been woefully underneath what we expected it to be.


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[Assistant] And you make a great point that car comes, I mean, uh, when Elvin Kamara comes back, that, that'll.


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[Assistant] That he does help you with some things, but if you're talking about him trying to give you help running the football, that won't hurt help unless the offensive line can block better. I just, I just really didn't see them struggling.


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[Assistant] To run the ball. And had they been able to do it this game, this would have helped the Saints secure the victory. They have struggled every game to get, have an effective rushing attack. And it's just like, it's crazy. Even taste some heel in this game.


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[Assistant] Wasn't as effective as he was in the two prior games.


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[Assistant] How bad, and this is a, we can't even say it's a chemistry issue.


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[Assistant] With the offensive line, a lot of people, thank you. When are we going to call out Doug Marrone? Well, we call, we call them out right now. Him and Jari Evans. They are not looking good at all here doing what they're doing. They're not pass blocking well. They're not, they damn fine running blocking, which is a, which is the standard. So, I mean.


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[Assistant] Then I don't like watching bad football, watch, wasting my time watching bad football. But then we'll see what the Saints got doing, man. Uh, we still gotta be a little bit more patient to see if these people can iron this out. It's still week three.


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[Assistant] Other season, we still got a ton of football left, man. All right. Judah says it seems like our QB get hurt the third game. Thank you, bro.


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[Assistant] All right. City says Q problem offense line needs to clean it up. It doesn't matter who the QB is. They're going to get hurt. The offensive line stinks, man.


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[Assistant] The offensive line stinks. They don't run blind. They don't do anything consistency consistently enough. And that's what really infuriates me.


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[Assistant] The offensive line and listen, we can't say it's a patchwork offensive line. We had these same guys here last year. That's why they resigned them and worked them together.


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[Assistant] They had these same characters here last year. They gotta do better than this, man. Three weeks into the season and they act like they can't, they can't run block effectively. They can't pass block effectively. Eleven sacks on the quarterback. Couple of those is, is carved because he holding onto the ball too damn long.


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[Assistant] But who's fault is it for the running attack? They can't run inside. They got to do tall sweeps outside to gain yardage.


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[Assistant] Three straight weeks of ineffective play for the offensive line and it filters throughout the entire offense. Shaky offensive line equals shaky quarterback.


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[Assistant] Can't get yards when the simplest of yards are up the middle or just to the left of the offensive tackle or what have you. Simple stuff. This line been together.


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[Assistant] Since last year they had these players been here for more than that. Penning's not a left tackle. He's struggling and I expected him to struggle. That's why I didn't want him at left tackle. I wanted him at right tackle.


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[Assistant] At least he ain't blowing up your quarterback from the blind side because.


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[Assistant] He's, he's having, he's suffering with confidence issues like under heel report. He says, well, I was kind of under your arm and this guy is your left, your blind side tackle. I told him.


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[Assistant] But in the end, still and all, they have to, we have to, they have to figure it out fam. They got to figure it out. So last word on that pop before we break.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Yeah. And, um, we'll have, we'll have green, uh, Tampa Bay on a short week. They got the Monday, the Monday night game against Philadelphia. So they could be coming off a loss too. So still in all, we got to handle the business regardless of what it plays. That'll be a month worth the NFL action. If the Sanks still looking rusty, dusty and crusty.


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[Assistant] Like they've been looking over the last three weeks, it's, it's not going, it's not good to be four weeks in a month worth of games and they still don't have no time in the offensive line, still struggling to block people, whether it's run or pass is going to be lonely. If you can't, if you're lying, that's how, and we talk, it's fundamental and I know people are tired of hearing it, but if you, if your team cannot


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[Assistant] If their offensive line cannot dominate or do or just be consistent at what they do, you gonna have a hard time doing anything.


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[Assistant] That's right. You're going to have a hard time doing anything. And that's what we seen from a crusty dusty, uh, musty offensive line that stinks to high hell. It's three weeks in, they still can't run block. They barely pass blocking out there. Defense plan is butts off. Special team looks good. Gave us a punt return. First time since 2019.


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[Assistant] Offense good enough only to give us one touchdown today. That is pathetic. That is awful. That is trash. And that is on the offensive people. Whoever you want to point at is all they ask. Point at all of them and tell them this is pathetic.


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[Assistant] That you have all these people here that are really good players and the best you can give me is one offensive touchdown. Today is pathetic.


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[Assistant] They gotta get it fixed. So anyway, K Man says the better team lost today. Uh, we can.


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[Assistant] The better team won today, you mean. We can't call the players we want with no confidence in offensive line. Pray we get good news on card. Thank you, K-Man. Appreciate you, bro, on that.


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[Assistant] I appreciate you, man. Uh, and, uh, Scoob says, Q, what a blessing for you and a treat for us to have Pops hanging out, talking sports. He said, I lost mine almost 40 years ago. All right. Shout out to you, Scoob. Thank you, man. Appreciate you. Yeah, my Pops, I was supposed to do this, bring him on the stream, uh, some time ago, man. And, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, I'm, I'm fortunate to be able to bring, uh, pops up here to talk some.


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[Assistant] To talk some football. He got a good sports mind. Y'all can see where I get mine from.


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[Assistant] Uncle Paulie says Jake Hayner very well could be getting the time under center this season. Also, it's very possible with this old line for, I hope not bro. Hayner is still suspended by the way.


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[Assistant] He was suspended for six games. I think we got, what, three more games remaining for, for Hayner, if I'm not mistaken. So it is what it is, bro.


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[Assistant] James Winston is the guy, him and Taysom Hill, they're going to have to mix and match, mix them in there. And somebody got to, like we just said, I don't want to beat you guys across the head with it.


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[Assistant] But it's, it's got to happen with the offensive line. Doug Morrone, Jari Evans.


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[Assistant] Somebody need to get these guys in, you know, and make them inspire these guys. We need to shuffle the line, whatever we got to do, because this is not good. And I expected Trevor Penning, a lot of people blasting Penning, but he's a young player.


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[Assistant] That's like me blasting Blake Group A for missing the field goal today. You're not going to hear me saying that stupid rookie missed the field goal today. You're not going to hear me saying that because.


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[Assistant] I'm patient enough to understand that young players that never done it before, you gotta give them some extra room.


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[Assistant] To figure it out. And that's what I'm doing for Trevor Penning. Penning started one game last year for the Saints to Carolina game and he really, he, this is Trevor Penning.


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[Assistant] But this is the concern I had about having a young player, no matter how talented he is.


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[Assistant] Operate in a very deadly position, like a blindside tackle for your quarterback. That is a problem.


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[Assistant] Them people sit up there and they ignored all that stuff I was saying about this being a problem and they pretended like it was going to be good.


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[Assistant] And then you see what happens when you have young players that have to figure out how to play, especially the blind side tackle position.


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[Assistant] Penning is good, but penning is not better than Ryan Ramczyk, who was also playing pretty bad. And I'll be honest with you.


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[Assistant] I don't know if I want to switch them. The way Ramchak playing at the right side, that's supposed to be his comfortable side and he getting tore up over there. So I mean, I don't know if I want to switch them.


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[Assistant] I mean, we, we, we start, we might well keep them where they are. Overall, they have to, I don't know who going to talk to them. I don't know which one of these guys is the leader of the group who got the balls, who got the heart, who.


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[Assistant] Who got something to inspire these guys to play nasty, but they're not playing nasty. They're not playing intelligent. They're not playing.


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[Assistant] At all. They musty, dusty, busty, they nusty, what I'm calling, rusty.


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[Assistant] Dusty, musty, and they can't be trusted. Bottom line. And we got, we, we, they, they have to clean all that up. But anyway, let me get on out here. I'm going to start rhyming in a minute.


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[Assistant] Listen, I appreciate all y'all for being on the stream, man. Saints go down, Saints blow a lead.


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[Assistant] Blow the lead to Packers. They lose 18 to 17. They fall to two and one. There's still a lot of football left to go in this season.


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[Assistant] A lot of football left and remain in the place. So y'all keep y'all heads up, man.


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[Assistant] Man, he'll be taking over the quarterback reigns. I think Carr.


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[Assistant] Uh, it's having issues. Let me see if I can get an update before I leave y'all on CAR. Uh, Dennis Alice said CAR is being examined for the shoulder injury. DA said he doesn't know the extent of the injury, so we won't know.


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[Assistant] None of that until it actually happened. Let me see if I can get, hold on, let me take a quick search to see if I can find somebody.


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[Assistant] But right now, we ain't going to know exactly what's going on with Carr until tomorrow, man. So, you know, that shoulder could be an issue.


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[Assistant] We'll see man, but Jameis is the guy for right now, we gotta do it.


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[Assistant] Alright, so with that being said, man, I appreciate y'all for being in the stream. Shout out to everybody, man. We're going to pop up and holla at y'all. Another one, I'll be back on Monday stream, man. We'll be doing, uh, talking some more Saint stuff.


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[Assistant] We got the, uh, Monday night football game. I'll be doing the play by play on that one. That's Tampa Bay and Philly.


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[Assistant] Matching up and I'll be able to, we'll be doing a play by play on that, doing a little scout work on those guys.


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[Assistant] That's right, the Pro Shop is the platform store where you can go and buy all the latest merch to support the platform.


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[Assistant] Uh, initially is Derek okay? And, uh, hopefully he will be fine. And, uh, the second thing is I'm prepared for this opportunity. Uh, I've been there before and, uh, I was ready.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean, we all are getting better, uh, week to week. So we gonna build on the positives and eliminate the negatives.


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[Assistant] Well, this is a great environment. Everyone in that locker room was grateful to be in this environment. And like I said, we getting better and we going to build on the positives and limit it to negatives.


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[Assistant] Well, you just stay ready. Uhm, and you encourage the guy like Derek, make sure he's okay.


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[Assistant] Uh, and, and that's what my concern is right now. Uh, this team, we will be fine. We are, we are ready. Uh, we're prepared. Uh, we have great leaders on this team.


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[Assistant] So that's the main thing. Just making sure that Derek is fine.


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[Assistant] Uh, we have some great players, you know, the Saints have historically had great players. Uh, now it's just going out there and execute.


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[Assistant] Yeah, when you go into every game, the mentality is to win. And as long as we're winning, uh, that's when it's fun.


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[Assistant] Uh, I believe we are prepared. We have a tough division opponent next week. Uh, and this is a great opportunity for all of us, uh, to just be accountable for ourselves and come together closer, come closer together as a team and go out there and execute and get a win.


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[Assistant] I didn't see him, but I know he's a warrior and I know he'll be fine.


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[Assistant] Get, get healthy, uh, get healthy and do what you can to be there for the team. And I, and I know that's what he's going to be doing, uh, getting ready.


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[Assistant] Uh, sometimes this game doesn't benefit us the way that we want. But, uh, in that room over there, this is a bunch of warriors. This is a bunch of resilient men. Uh, and I know we will bounce back.


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[Assistant] Waiting, written by Tagor. The song I came to sing remains unsung to this day. I have spent my days in stringing and unstringing my instrument. The time has not come true. The words have not been rightly said.


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[Assistant] I have heard his footsteps from the road before my house.


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[Assistant] But the lamp has not been lit, and I cannot ask him into my house. I live in the hope of meeting with him, but this meeting is not yet.


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[Assistant] Rip van Rinko, written by Washington Eyring. When the men begin to play again, Rip has a drink. He feels thirsty, so he drinks more and more.


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[Assistant] Oh no, he cried. My wife doesn't like me to sleep away from home.


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[Assistant] Rip, remember his knight on the mountain. He stands up, but finds he can move very easily. And where's Wolf?


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[Assistant] Personally, I think it's making me like vibe out and like get more into the zone.


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[Assistant] See, I always have been, uh, smart enough to know that when you look at a Instagram page and you see one of those memes that has the caption above and below it and it's a video, that you should not click that.


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[Assistant] It's their way to just get you in. But what I really think is interesting is just the terribleness of the humor and those sorts of things. Is it the same reason why people like FouseyTube? That's why I kind of think it's similar.


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[Assistant] Just somebody being like popular is enough to know who they are. That's like once you've entered a different realm of YouTube and you start to like actually understand it.


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[Assistant] Or like Facebook, you're going through the feed and you just see videos pop up like crazy. It's super accessible and easy to understand like why your mom watches videos on Facebook. But for your mom,


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[Assistant] To then, like I showed my mom Casey Neistat about a year ago on vacation and she liked it and wanted to like subscribe to it and she couldn't really like navigate that somehow.


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[Assistant] It didn't take off and you thought oh I can make money off this?


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[Assistant] Right, but advertising didn't seem obvious to you?


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[Assistant] I grew up in, I grew up in Nashville, New Hampshire about like half hour outside of Boston. So it's like the most like ordinary like East coast town you could ever imagine pretty much like 80,000 people. It was like a small city and yeah, I never want to go back there.


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[Assistant] I just sound a little pumped. So yeaah, that's not gonna happen to me in New Hampshire.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. It's weird. And it happened in like a month. But, but like...


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[Assistant] You know, a startup or a tech company is useless if you're in their position unless you have a rich user base of people making content for you for free. And once they reach the point that it just became this weird thing where you had like hundreds or dozens of people who are


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[Assistant] That is never in any way monetized at all, besides brand deals that they themselves have nothing to do with.


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[Assistant] Swimming with your jeans on. In your jorts? Shout out to anyone who's ever gone to the Santa Monica Pier and went swimming with their fucking bootleg Tommy Hilfiger fucking carpenter pants on. No, but we used to go and play Pokemon at the pier and we would see just like these guys who would be like going in the water with their jeans on and we thought it was the funniest thing ever.


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[Assistant] When I lived in Brooklyn, I would see super hood girls on the, on the treadmill sucking a lollipop. And I'm like, you might literally be like, that might be the perfect exchange of calories burnt to calories, uh, taken in right there. Like you might literally be in stasis right here.


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[Assistant] Oh no, I knew that. Yeah, but that sucks. So that's like my, my guy in New York, you know, it's like the guy that I was always rocking with, my favorite New York podcaster guy and I was locked up. Who pressed you the hardest?


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[Assistant] She's, she's done a bunch of funny ones that like actually got me to watch them where I was like implying that she did something like heinous sexually.


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[Assistant] It's weird to leave one unpaid job for another one when you could theoretically go to YouTube and make actual money off of your content.


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[Assistant] Well, they do it manually too. And that was what was weird is that that happened. And then like there was another one that Nicoletti was in and that one got monetized too, even though that had nothing. So that made me think they just take shots. Exactly. Because you can't really get in trouble for being too ambitious with it because it's so easy to overturn it. So like if you do it and


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[Assistant] If people don't notice, then you can theoretically make a bunch of money off it, and there's a lot of people out there trying to do scams like that basically.


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[Assistant] They would take 30% of your entire video because of one vine in it?


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[Assistant] Yeah, but so, to what do you credit your YouTube career, uh, seeming to take off so quickly because you, you weren't, even though you're huge on Vine, you weren't working with a shitload of subscribers at first, huh? Yeah, no, not at all. Yeah. Which is so weird. It's so strange to think that you could have three million people following you on Vine and then that they wouldn't take the effort to go over to YouTube. It's not.


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[Assistant] Because you think about the actual editing of your content as a vlogger is like that's the main thing that makes it stand out.


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[Assistant] In comparison to somebody like, yes, Jules who snapshots all fucking day. She's basically like creating like a really loosely knit vlog, but there's the editing is what makes the actual vlog thing different because it's like, not only does it make it hard for people to do, it makes it like unattainable to most people because they can't imagine doing that every day, but it's also like,


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[Assistant] What if you go undercover for a YouTube video and like infiltrate his world? Don't you think that would be pretty cool?


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[Assistant] See, why has Mark Cuban been doing videos with Tai Lopez?


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[Assistant] I forgot, I forgot, but I know you have like a TV deal and development thing. Yea. But can you tell us everything about it so other people can steal your ideas and violate your NDA? Uh, probably not.


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[Assistant] Maybe he like buttoned it. Maybe that's why it went viral. He like buttoned it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, a lot of people's shit has changed like fucking, uh, scarce. Like he's, he's gets, he feels like he gets like way less views. Just, just because of how it's sent out. But I don't know. I mean, at the end of the day, it's like, they sort that thing you're talking about from the recommended to the subscription. Like that was forever ago. That was so long ago. And like, I don't know. It hasn't, nothing's really been proven to have happened. I don't know. But.


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[Assistant] Oh yea, I mean a lot of times it really just does feel inappropriate, like, they don't like, like, I was vlogging in fucking Chipotle and the fucking security guards were like, you're not allowed to film in here.


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[Assistant] You know, anything bad that happens there, they can be kinda held accountable, so they don't want people filming in there. I don't know if that makes sense.


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[Assistant] Oh yea, it's already happened. I was watching a H3 video that they had to remove and re-upload because there was like a woman walking in the background and like, she didn't want to be in the video so she like, yea she got YouTube to take it down which is pretty bizarre because it's like if you're out in public, technically you should be able to be in public.


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[Assistant] On YouTube? Yea, after the fact. Oh, really? Yea, yea. I blurred out a dildo in that threesome vlog I made.


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[Assistant] I did everything. You know how many threesomes I've had? This isn't new to me. You stack, you stack.


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[Assistant] And so think about it, it's like I, I make one, like, like the Soulja Boy and Lil Yachty Beef was taking place, and academics is already putting out like bunch of videos about it, and it's like I'm, I worked pretty hard all day to make a video all about it, but like the story was changing, like as it was happening, and it was just like,


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, that doesn't seem like it gets any more views on average than like the videos that I do or just me living my life, so I don't know.


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[Assistant] I think it would be the kind of thing that I would like to go balls deep into if I didn't have anything else going on. I think I could be Keemstar for hip hop and kill it and somebody probably should do it because, well academics kills it but it's like a different format. I don't know, somebody could fucking do it. Right.


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[Assistant] That is when kids send in their vlogs and I've like clicked a few of them just to see what like an average like fan vlog is like and that is it's so strange to watch like an 18 year old kid who really doesn't know who he is or what's going on in his life to see what their version of a vlog is. It's kind of like sad, depressing.


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[Assistant] So you were just trying to do it like with your own knowledge of like just being yourself sorta before?


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[Assistant] If he stays exactly where he is right now, nobody will ever go look it up. That's all I'm saying. But I agree with you, he's very talented.


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[Assistant] No, probably like, uh, which, uh, you were on Borg War, right? That was a pretty big one. A-Track. A-Track.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to be the opposite of that where there's like exclusivity, like with no jumper merch. I think I'm just going to make like as much as people want to buy. But our collab is going to be exclusive. That's fine. Yeah, the different collabs that we do and stuff. Because you know what is my plan with the new store is that I feel like we're going to have


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[Assistant] So many like weird, cool collabs with like brands and like exclusive stuff that we're going to be dropping in store, but that's going to sell out right away. So people are going to come thinking that they can buy like some weird collab and then they're actually just going to have to buy.


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[Assistant] They believe in kamisama as they say, which is equivalent to God. So they have a concept of God.


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[Assistant] And they do believe that some power, some mighty being has created all of us.


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[Assistant] And he has mentioned his desire that as Japanese people, they are in search of truth.


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[Assistant] So therefore, a very comprehensive book about Islam should be compiled and published. And very importantly, he received a revelation about Japan.


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[Assistant] Although, the word Japan was not mentioned in that revelation, but a clear indication of the, its being a very mighty power that was mentioned there. The wording is, a, a,


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[Assistant] In 1935, the very first official missionary was sent there. And that was Sufi Abdul Qadir Sahib. And while he was there, the second missionary, Hafiz Abdul Ghafoor Sahib, was also sent there. So both of them, they worked there together. And in 1941, then both of them had to come back because of the situation of the world at that time. It was not possible for them to continue. And the mission which opened,


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[Assistant] One of the main thing of our activity there, still I think it goes on.


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[Assistant] And then it was a missionary car. I prepared, got some literature printed and also a audio tape for that purpose. And then I was able by the grace of Allah to travel to three main areas of Japan, very remote areas and some islands as well.


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[Assistant] Mademoiselle Florine and her cordy dance.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh.


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[Assistant] Sit down. Please sit down. We can't see. One moment and I'll leave you to your tawdry rebels.


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[Assistant] What is the idea of giving me a midget's coat?


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[Assistant] English version of the Bang Dream game is now available! Bang Dream Girls Band Party! Many game original songs!


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[Assistant] With Guru hosting the tournament, I'm sure we don't need to worry about safety, but there's always a chance those with ill intentions will sabotage things. Always be vigilant.


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[Assistant] That little guy hasn't changed one bit. What now? It's almost time for the tournament.


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[Assistant] Your queen is now between two naves. Eh, thus. But can you tell me where the queen is hiding now?


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[Assistant] Says the Delawares will join, and a Shawnees and a Chippewas. He ain't sure about the Wyandott.


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[Assistant] So Prabhu, we have been discussing this series on political philosophy and the Bhagavad Gita or broadly Dharma. So I thought as a,


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[Assistant] We could discuss this hijab controversy that has come up in the media nowadays and from that we can take it as a take-off point for discussing about how the state and religion should interact based on Dharmic insights.


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[Assistant] So I'll quickly start with the introduction of the broad context.


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[Assistant] So in Karnataka, in a college, there are some Muslim girls, yeaah, they said that


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[Assistant] Or they, now people say that they were indoctrinated or whatever. They suddenly started saying that we want to come wearing hijab. For many years, many decades the college has been going on.


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[Assistant] And different people from different religions have been coming, but they started insisting as they're right. And the college authorities refused. And then it became a whole national, international controversy in fact. The western media immediately picked it up. And then it's the Supreme Court, the case is going on.


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[Assistant] So, while this is a very politically surcharge specific issue,


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[Assistant] But I thought we could take it as a take off, uh, the departure point for a broader discussion.


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[Assistant] So, I thought of a four level discussion. One is that


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[Assistant] Traditionally, in the dharmic texts, how do individual religions and the state interact?


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[Assistant] Then how does, how can those insights be applied to say the modern day context, modern secular situation?


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[Assistant] And how do we apply those to say, religions that don't really respect secularism like Islam? We'll come to that in a little bit. And then finally, we can see how this could be applied.


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[Assistant] Is the, or the Ramayana or the dharmic texts broadly speaking?


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[Assistant] So, we have discussed earlier how in one sense the government was also secular.


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[Assistant] That Yudhishthir Maharaj was a Vaishnava, but there were Shaivites and other Shaktas and others were also there in his kingdom.


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[Assistant] So secular, you had mentioned that secular doesn't mean that


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[Assistant] They don't care for religion as it means. Rather, they facilitate different people to practice different religions.


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[Assistant] So, that means with the Vaishnavas, Shaivites, was there practice a personal affair or was it something which would also be in public and coming in the public domain? So would the state impose any restrictions on that?


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[Assistant] Well somebody might say that you are still a Vaishnava only, but you are saying that even then it doesn't matter.


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[Assistant] Okay, but just to clarify this, and I had talked with some Madhya Sampradaya devotees and they used to say that generally if somebody joins, like somebody comes as a student of Madhya Sampradaya, they don't read Advaitic books ever directly. They only read their Acharya's books and they will read their Acharya's refutations of Advaitabad.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Ayanvanshan Kshatriya resolving a Brahminical dispute doesn't make sense also from the Varanasi perspective. Yeah. Okay.


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[Assistant] Really, well, in the Mahabharata, I remember, as far as that is what I have read that when the Pandavas met Dharmaya for the first time,


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[Assistant] And they were happy also, then they felt he is also qualified, so they had requested him to be their priest.


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[Assistant] Okay, so in one sense, you could say philosophy was more like a, uh, uh, Brahminical occupy, Brahminical engagement. Yes. And in general people don't need to get caught in philosophy.


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[Assistant] And it's difficult for people in general to appreciate philosophy. So...


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[Assistant] In one sense, very clear theological boundaries.


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[Assistant] were not there, they were more a matter of personal practice.


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[Assistant] And yes, like earlier we had also differentiated between dharma and bhakti. Dharma is more for maintaining order in society. So even when spiritual, when you are followers of a particular tradition, even leaders of a particular tradition,


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[Assistant] So a Kshatriya was not meant to sort of propagate one faith, but rather a particular faith was expected to assist the Kshatriya in establishing Dharma.


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[Assistant] Continuing this point, so when we talk about Raja Rishi,


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[Assistant] So Krishna talks about that also in the Bhagavad Gita. So that means that their Rishi part is not exactly a Bhakta part. Rishi is more like they are spiritually inclined.


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[Assistant] Okay, then say Ashoka became a Buddha.


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[Assistant] Isn't that a natural thing? Even Christianity eventually spread after Constantine took it up.


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[Assistant] Uh, Islam, you could say Muhammad was himself both, you could say, if you want to put in that categorization. He was both a, like a teacher of their Shastra as well as a warrior.


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[Assistant] But generally for any faith to spread, Brahman and Kshatriya have to be together.


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[Assistant] Okay, but they will say that actually they consider, in fact, they often consider that the Vedic paths are more person centric, but because they are centred on the Deity, Buddha and Jain, they say that we are just their examples.


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[Assistant] Okay, so the idea of, what you are saying is, the idea of prachar in one sense, you could say, that became necessary when already there was division in society coming from non-dharmic influences.


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[Assistant] Oh, okay, so it's like to take out a thorn, you need a thorn, something like that.


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[Assistant] Even in the Upanishads, we see philosophical discussions and debates also. Janak Maharaj had called that big assembly where various sages had come and had a debate.


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[Assistant] So in one sense, if we see in the modern day Krishna conscious movement, what we have to do is, you could say like a circumstantial necessity which has become, uh, because of the presence of, uh,


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[Assistant] Yes, and that's why we see sometimes, even Prabhupada's dealing, sometimes he is very strong in confronting some, some teachers, some teachings, but other times he is personally interacting with them. He is very broad and he says, yeah, for example, I think with Dr. Mishra of the yoga studio, Prabhupada said, yeah, philosophically we argue, culturally we are friends.


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[Assistant] What is like a circumstantial tool and what is our inner culture?


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[Assistant] Yes, then Chakravarthi Pada also talks about in Madhuri Kandamini that there are two kinds of Shasraddha that is Swabhaviki and Balan Utpadhita.


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[Assistant] There are, there are some Christian saints who, like Francis and others, who seem to have a more, like Teresa of Avila also. She had quite personal revelations, but I agree that overall,


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[Assistant] There's a whole tradition of Desert Fathers who are called, they were quite mystical in their practices. Their practice of Christianity is quite different from mainstream Christianity.


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[Assistant] Okay, so this is in one sense, the universality of Sanatan. If it's Sanatan, then it doesn't have to necessarily originate from here. It will actually originate from the heart itself, from the human soul, from the soul itself.


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[Assistant] This itself is a fascinating subject, but let's come to the...


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[Assistant] So, so, broadly speaking, this issue of state-religion conflict did not come in the dharmic text because there was not such rigid theological boundaries and people kept, there's an overall, we could say, cordiality because Shraddha was more personal.


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[Assistant] Uh, where secularism was, has been, become the mainstream religion, or not religion, mainstream practice.


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[Assistant] And the idea is that you have your rights, but as long as your rights don't interfere with my rights, my wellbeing,


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[Assistant] So as I say, your eyes extend till where my nose touches my nose.


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[Assistant] So, so, taking that with respect to the religion,


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[Assistant] There is general understanding that religion is something which is a private business. You can practice yourself. So the mainstream society...


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[Assistant] So in such a situation, secularism is functioning, at least to some extent, via multicultural societies.


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[Assistant] Which are, which are functioning. Yes, there is not violent conflict between religions in many parts of the world.


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[Assistant] Of course we can go deeper into how there is some anti-majority kind of bias also within Indian secularism.


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[Assistant] While secularism works, as you could say, like a tool or operational principle in today's world.


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[Assistant] But then, to some extent, Christianity has come to accept secularism. There are very few places where Christians are trying to


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[Assistant] You say use the state to impose Christianity, theocracy.


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[Assistant] When they are in minority, they will use secularism to claim their rights, to practice their religion. As soon as they become majority,


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[Assistant] So in fact, most of the countries, uh, in the world where Islam is the major religion, other, other religions cannot be practiced publicly.


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[Assistant] So, how, what do dharmic insights about say, you could say inclusion or something, how does inclusive wisdom interact with


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[Assistant] The uh, a tradition that is itself exclusive.


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[Assistant] So in one sense, when somebody is being indoctrinated, you could say, and then they are being used. So in such a situation.


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[Assistant] So you broadly are saying that this is not really an issue of religious rights at all.


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[Assistant] It is mainly, so in many ways you can say even Muslims in India


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[Assistant] Are safer than in some other countries where if they don't belong to a particular denomination.


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[Assistant] If there are Shias in a Sunni country, they are persecuted. There are Sunnis in a Shia country, they are persecuted.


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[Assistant] In India, both of, both Grimavations can live. So in that sense, they are safe.


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[Assistant] So even this, you could say the rigid rule separation based on dietary habits also, is that also something recent?


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[Assistant] That has to happen naturally. That is natural. Yeah. Okay.


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[Assistant] So we could say in today's world, in one sense, uh,


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[Assistant] We may need to do some counter preaching because there is so much aggressive propaganda of meat-eating.


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[Assistant] In one sense, even human history, meat was never available as easily and as widely as it is now with the industrialized meat farms and other things.


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[Assistant] Coming back to the current situation, so in general, the


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[Assistant] So in one sense, in India, this issue is not so much of religious rites, because if it comes from the Bhagavita perspective also, uh,


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[Assistant] It is, we also have to loka sangra each of us. We have to be a part of the community that we are.


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[Assistant] It's almost like they are imposing whereas like you said Krishna has, Krishna was giving so much accommodation to Duryodhana.


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[Assistant] So what would be the broad, uh, so beyond this particular issue, when you said hijab hypocrisy, you said that article title. So what exactly is the hypocrisy that you are referring to over here?


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[Assistant] So in one sense, you are talking more of a Brahminical response to this issue where we pray and invoke the cosmic powers.


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[Assistant] Politically, it's a, it's a very tangled web. How it will work out, we don't know. But to some extent, education and awareness, see it's,


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[Assistant] It's like a very unholy nexus, talking about some girls not being allowed to wear hijab in the classroom, and there's a big uproar, but in China,


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[Assistant] So such people are simply, they are not even actually propagating their faith, they are more like,


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[Assistant] British thinker Douglas Murray has written a book called The Madness of Crowds.


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[Assistant] Two things, when there is a mob psychology, it gives people a sense of belonging and a sense of virtue without actually having to, uh, strive to take any responsibility or grow.


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[Assistant] So you're saying that that can happen through secular ideologies like, uh, it can also happen through religious ideologies.


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[Assistant] So it's in one sense more of whether somebody is practicing personally their religion or not. They want to show the world that I am practicing.


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[Assistant] And then going back to the demonic qualities also, that is one of the sayings that Adiyo Abhijan Vanasmi, Yakshya Dasyami Modisya, you know, they'll perform yajna and they'll try to get a...


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[Assistant] We are sharing our wisdom, so we are more from a Brahminical perspective we are discussing. So within our power what is there is that we can try to do more of practices for the purification of the world. And at a political level, however it resolves, that's not in our control.


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[Assistant] So you know, this is quite a provocative point that what you are saying is that in an educational setting, people are meant to come together.


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[Assistant] And uh, now at the same time, we do see that there are some religious symbols that people may have, like Christians may be wearing a cross, we may be wearing a kanthi mala.


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[Assistant] So is it something like appeasement which is going to create bigger demands and bigger problems or is it?


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[Assistant] That goes a little bit into a something which everybody not accept that. How is it harmful to mental and physical health? So mental health, you can say that there's too much of segregation.


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[Assistant] Then it becomes, it stops being about that particular case and it starts becoming about


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[Assistant] About, say, furthering a particular agenda, propagating a particular narrative. So, and then that is where the,


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[Assistant] Yeah, that is where I think things have to, as you said, stand strong.


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[Assistant] So tomorrow, so for example, as devotees, when we go to the, as Brahmacharis or whatever, when we go to the Middle East, we can't be as Dothikurta and go there.


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[Assistant] So then obviously, as you said, we have two options. Either we don't go there at all or we adopt some other dress and go there.


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[Assistant] So it depends on whatever purpose, whatever we have a particular purpose.


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[Assistant] Local rules. And again, you could say this is also a part of decentralization. That, you know, even a country cannot mandate every single school that you should have this, you should allow this and you should not allow that.


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[Assistant] It could be a huge amount of overreach to over, even overrule the school's decision. Then why overrule this college's decision? Why not overrule all the other religious institutes which are, all the other religious institutes who have their own race schools?


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[Assistant] And so that no university should have any dress code at all, which violates people's faith. That would be...


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[Assistant] It would be almost like in trying to assert their own power, they will end up


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[Assistant] So, so uhm, as a broad level, you know, we are, most people may not be involved with this controversy as such. Yes, it's come in the news, but.


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[Assistant] Okay, so each of us can strive to become sturdy trees.


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[Assistant] So in one sense it's like how the Ganga came to the earth, it was multi-generational.


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[Assistant] So this is also, the rejuvenation dharma also take many generations, each of us has to keep doing our part.


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[Assistant] Thank you Prabhu. You would like to add something or should I try to summarize? Summarize, you can summarize. Yeah. Okay. So broadly we discussed today about


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[Assistant] So, in the Dharmic texts, one's own Shraddha was seen as a personal thing.


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[Assistant] And while there were discussions and even


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[Assistant] affect the people in general. The theological boundaries were not something which led to aggression or intolerance towards each other.


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[Assistant] And the, the king didn't, the state didn't have to step in to regulate because people regulated themselves.


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[Assistant] And there is overall harmony because the Sanatana Dharma itself is inclusive. That there is a natural growth of faith.


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[Assistant] And everybody will grow according to their faith and there is space for everyone. So even somebody like Charak could also live and he could, he was not threatened because of his philosophy, because of his atheistic philosophy. Now, things started changing say when Buddhism, Jainism,


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[Assistant] They, they started, when they became the state religion, that is when the king became a buddhist, like Ashoka became then, he started using the state infrastructure to propagate.


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[Assistant] And from that time onwards, then this separation between state and religion, that became lesser and then it had to be countered. So, but still, how, uh, Akshobhya Teertha and, and,


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[Assistant] But eventually when Vyasatirtha became the Guru, it was not that he wiped out the Advaitins. So it was that.


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[Assistant] The important thing was that the, not that the King was propagating a particular denomination, but that the various denominations, whichever denomination was there, the Guru was, in one sense, blessing or helping, aiding the King in establishing Dharma.


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[Assistant] So of course in today's world, when there are intolerant, uh, there is intolerant religions or intolerant faiths, then sometimes this thorn of, thorn to your thorn can be adopted.


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[Assistant] So, then if we consider in the modern times that


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[Assistant] Secularism may be a functional reality, but when somebody, some religions play the minority card or the secularism card then minority and faith card then majority, then it becomes a broader social issue which needs to be dealt with.


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[Assistant] And in this case, it's more of these girls being manipulated by people with an ulterior agenda.


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[Assistant] And this parallel with Karana was striking.


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[Assistant] Karana says that Duryodhan is not trustworthy, but still he is ready to die for Duryodhan.


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[Assistant] So that is, that is the unfortunate situation of somebody who has more confidence. That means they have no self confidence. And then.


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[Assistant] They may do virtues, virtue posturing, virtue signaling, but in one sense, they are bankrupting themselves. So in one sense, we could say this issue is a minor issue. However, it is resolved. But when it has been made into a major issue, then at this stage,


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[Assistant] We have to, we have to consider that, say, that standing up is important so that


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[Assistant] The further exploitation of people in the name of religion to propose a particular agenda doesn't happen.


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[Assistant] And the idea is that in an educational institute, people are coming for education.


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[Assistant] So whatever is required for that, that should be the priority, not the like, nice point about where you are coming for Artha and Kama, then come there for that, don't bring your Dharma over there. And there is a space for practicing Dharma and nobody is denying that.


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[Assistant] It's a rather than thinking that it is irrelevant for us or that we are alone.


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[Assistant] We see that we each of us are a part of something bigger and when we play our part then gradually we can contribute to a more constructive change where there can be harmony


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[Assistant] Uh, in terms of different, different religious denominations and


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[Assistant] Fans are such an emotional investment. There is a darkness there.


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[Assistant] The NBA was worried about their perception. It cost all of us everything. The palace had a VHS tape for each and every camera.


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[Assistant] Hey there, it's me. I am stuck in the worst traffic. There's no chance you're around. Just to help me use the carpool lanes there. For real? Are you serious?


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[Assistant] Oh, thank you. Yeah, I'm right outside. Oh, you're amazing. Thank you. Oh.


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[Assistant] VMAs, let's say, and where you are today. What have you changed in your life?


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[Assistant] The Cusprits had another friend, Mrs. Rachel Lind.


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[Assistant] She liked to know everything that was happening in and around Avonlea.


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[Assistant] She was very interested in the Cuthbert's little orphan girl. So one day, she visited Marilla.


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[Assistant] I was very surprised to hear about the child, she told Marilla.


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[Assistant] So, you and Matthew have adopted her. I'm surprised myself, answered Mirilla with a smile. But she's a clever little thing, you know.


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[Assistant] And she's always dancing or singing or laughing.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Lind shook her head sadly. What a mistake, Marilla. You've never had any children yourself, so how can you look after her?


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[Assistant] Just then, Anne ran in from the garden. She stopped suddenly when she saw a stranger in the kitchen.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Lind looked at the thin little girl in the short dress with her freckled face and red hair.


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[Assistant] Isn't she thin, Marilla, she said.


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[Assistant] You were rude to her, Rachel, Marilla replied before she could stop herself. Well, said Mrs. Lind. She got up and walked to the door.


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[Assistant] I think this orphan is more important to you than I am. When I think how long we've been friends.


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[Assistant] You'll have trouble with her, I can tell you. Well, I'm sorry for you, that's all. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] Marilla went upstairs to Anne's room.


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[Assistant] The child was lying on her narrow bed, sobbing loudly.


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[Assistant] You mustn't get angry like that, Anne. Mrs. Lind is my friend, and you were very rude to her.


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[Assistant] Uh, shit, I'm Lord Linko, aka Lovey Bone, you feel me? My nigga Silk gave me that name too, by the way. Okay. Yea, you alright though?


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[Assistant] I mean, shit, but growing up, you know, both my parents are from Jamaica. Oh shit, alright. So, uh, I just grew up listening to Hella Reggae, you know, uh, Neo Soul, everything, literally everything, but the first CD I ever got was Girichudai Trime by 50 Cent.


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[Assistant] I don't know, when I'm writing, I write, sometimes I write so fast, I'm just like, I'm not even doing it. I'm just writing it, and a lot of my best songs came out that way. The whole room turned blue when I recorded, you feel me? That's how you feel, you really enter a different world?


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[Assistant] I'll figure it out, I got them Googlers.


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[Assistant] We're going to try to go as inside the Browns locker room as we've done yet on what exactly is going on there. The Baker Mayfield situation, the Deshaun Watson situation. What is the temperature in that locker room? Greg Newsom is going to join us. We're going to talk about the schedule, that whole thing and much more when it comes to the Cleveland Browns. What else we


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[Assistant] Yeaah, they're not, they're not bad looking. I gotta give them props today. I gotta give them props. We're gonna start with the schedule release. Uhm, it came out last night. Much anticipated. The league has really turned this into like a week long event. We saw the stories trickling out. We heard yesterday that it looked like the Browns were gonna start on the road at Carolina.


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[Assistant] Bingo. That leak was right. In fact, all the leaks that I, most of the leaks that I saw that were tied to one site were.


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[Assistant] So let's do this. Let's run through the schedule quickly. I'm sure most of you have already seen it, but we're gonna throw it up there just so we can kind of break it down by month.


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[Assistant] I like to put the season into four quarters, just like a game. The first quarter, second, third, fourth.


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[Assistant] You're starting on the road. This was my dream matchup yesterday. And I, I, it was my dream matchup because I said you want to start against a weak opponent so you can get the win. And if you can do that on the road, always a bonus. Then the Jets, then the Steelers, which you said yesterday aren't the Steelers of old.


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[Assistant] We don't know about who's gonna be there. We'll talk about what we think is gonna happen in this schedule. Let's go to October now. And I think the theme to this schedule, guys, correct me if I'm wrong, is it does get tougher as it goes. It does. So you get the easy month of September, then you're at Atlanta. That doesn't scare anybody. Nope. The Los Angeles game is gonna be great. I think the Chargers, they're gonna be the sneaky pick in the AFC this year for me anyhow.


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[Assistant] New England pounded the Browns last year. I think they were ultimately a better team than they finished up last year. That's not going to be easy. Then you're at Baltimore and then you get Cincinnati. That game put the double circle around that one. That for me is my most anticipated game of the season because of when it lands Halloween night.


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[Assistant] It did. So now we went from like the sort of the warm up stage, right? Now we're into a really dicey month. And now let's go to November. Guys, I do think that that is the theme is as it goes on, it does get a little better. We're going to see the week nine will be the buy for the Browns.


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[Assistant] The hardest game that the Browns will have on their schedule. And then week 12, Tom Brady's coming to town. The only thing we can hope for and he's played in snow and bad weather in New England for years. But when you move to Tampa, I can attest to this, your blood thins out. So my hope is when he comes back, he's 45 now, you know, 30 degrees at 45 feels different than it did when you were 35. So November is a bear guy.


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[Assistant] Alright, let's do December now. December is always a fun month because you never know what the weather is going to be for the home games. It depends on where your road games are, but here's the way it shakes out. Houston won't be a weather deal. Cincinnati likely will.


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[Assistant] Baltimore here, that will certainly be a weather deal. And then you've got New Orleans here as well. Guys, the thing I love most about this is you do have those back to back games at home over Christmas. Not a distraction being on the road away from families. I think that's, I think that's an advantage for the Browns to be home for the last two weeks of December.


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[Assistant] So here's what things look you've got the Commodore Washington on the 17th an on the 18th. You mentione being home for the last You hate closing the season


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[Assistant] That, every game counts the same. No, no game is more important than any other.


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[Assistant] But the reason they play differently as the season goes on is because you know your situation. And if you don't have a cushion built up going into week 17 and 18, you gotta go on the road. Now at that point Washington could be out of it. We don't know what they're gonna be.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we don't know. So we don't know what they're going to be. And by the way, we look at all these games as we stand here in May and we think we know what New Orleans is. We don't know. We don't know what they're going to emerge as in 2022.


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[Assistant] Four months out, and then move on as we go. Bo, I want two numbers from you. I want how many games the Browns win if they have Deshaun Watson for the whole season.


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[Assistant] And I've got them without Watson 9. But I will say, I do think that if Watson


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[Assistant] That's him playing under a cloud, okay? That's if the commissioner hasn't said anything. Okay. I'm going to throw a different number at you guys. Okay. If the commissioner comes out and says, after our exhaustive investigation, we have found that Deshaun Watson


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[Assistant] The thing that struck me from it was, wow, De'Quel Jackson's going to be a media star. This guy is smart. He knows football. De'Quel, welcome to the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show. I am glad to see, I'm glad to see you again. And more specifically, I'm glad you're on our show.


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[Assistant] Hey listen, I want to dive in right away with your thoughts of the whole schedule game and I want your honest answer. Did you ever do that as a player? Do guys do that in the locker room? Do they look at the schedule and do this insane ritual that we do?


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[Assistant] To build that momentum, get some early confidence, have Deshaun fit into this system against some inferior opponents, so when the tougher teams start rolling around, they already have that momentum at their back and we know how big momentum can be in the NFL.


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[Assistant] I thought, I thought his genius credentials took a step back last year because I watched too many times the Browns have their best player on offense in my view.


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[Assistant] On the sidelines in some of the biggest, it drove me nuts, De'Quel. Why can't we put both these guys on the field at the same time? And am I just a raging fan who's, who's losing sight of reality or is there something to this?


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[Assistant] You're gonna be a regular on the show and I'm already thrilled about it because he's awesome. You can see he's not afraid to share his opinion. He gave his true thoughts about Kevin Stefanski and not putting the backs on the field at the same time. He talked about some things that he didn't love when he was a player. Well, I think I told you this a couple of years ago, but


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[Assistant] I love that you're actually putting it into use. The best analysts on television, former players are the ones that have realized


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[Assistant] That now they have a new job to do. That's right. And the new job is to tell it the way it is. You will be wildly successful in this because you're real, you give your opinion, but what we want to do now is we want to get to know De'Qual Jackson, the guy, your former football player.


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[Assistant] Go ahead, go ahead, and then I'll wrap it up because we're going to move on. Final thoughts joining us on the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show for the first time.


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[Assistant] Cuz you don't have enough time to discuss it. We're gonna hit all of it with you. De'Qual Jackson on the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show. Big round of applause for my guy, man.


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[Assistant] I love it when you have a mindset for what a guy can do.


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[Assistant] On the media side after they get done playing. And I know you feel this way. Anybody that ever interviewed and they thought this guy could be a star. Did almost 40 minutes with us. And it didn't feel like 40 minutes.


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[Assistant] My favorite part was, guys in the business, when they make that turn, they always have one foot in the locker room. Always. That's my biggest question about Tom Brady. Is he going to be able to cut that wall? And will he be able to say critical things about Belichick on TV?


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[Assistant] You know what I thought the most telling part of the interview was, when I think it was Bull, you asked him,


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[Assistant] Where is that voice gonna come from? I know he's not in this locker room, so he doesn't know the inner workings of his team. But the fact that from the outside looking in,


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[Assistant] There isn't that clear cut. Oh, it's got to be. Nobody's going to say that Miles Garrett's going to be that guy because he's not that guy. He's not that rah rah team leader. Listen to me guys.


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[Assistant] From the outside looking in, and we have to preface it that way because we don't know what goes on inside that locker room. A lot of times the media pretends they know. We don't. We have no idea. But the fact that there isn't that obvious guy, I think kind of Baker was that guy on offense, particularly in 2020. I don't know about last year.


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[Assistant] I think Jarvis was early, but then he kind of took a back seat. It's almost felt like this is Baker's team. He's doing the pregame, fire him up, let's go. And I don't know that the defense has that guy.


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[Assistant] Who that leader is, who's the voice of that defense aside from the coaching staff? We're going to have that question for him and many others when the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show comes right back.


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[Assistant] Hi, my name is Jay Crawford. I'm a lifelong Cleveland sports fan. My favorite all-time Cleveland sports moment. You're not going to believe this. It was Rajay Davis's home run in game seven that tied the score.


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[Assistant] What matters most to me is family. Sometimes you don't realize how important it is until you're away from them.


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[Assistant] I think the thing that most impresses me about Betsy is her versatility. Give her any assignment that involves going in front of a television camera and she's gonna knock it out of the park.


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[Assistant] Hi, my name is Jay Crawford. I am a lifelong Cleveland sports fan. I have carried my fandom every city I've ever lived in.


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[Assistant] And we know how much our teens mean to us. Most of us know that because of our parents. In my case, my father was just a huge Cleveland sports fan. It was really part of our life. It was woven into everything we did. And it was our connection throughout his life.


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[Assistant] We are back on the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show. That almost sounds like horror music, doesn't it? It is the Space Odyssey 2020, 2001, whatever. The very end of it. But it sounds like a horror scene is about to happen. Yeah, Michael Myers is coming from behind. By the way, Jay.


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[Assistant] That's what we're doing here. But we should say don't get used to it because right now we're new, we don't have advertisers. We have a couple lined up already, but they're, they're not in yet. Once we get advertisers, we're all going to sit here and say, remember the good old days when we go 56 minutes with no commercials? We'll still go a long time. Commercials pay the bills. You gotta do it. We get it.


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[Assistant] We're only, we're an hour away from completing our first week. And I just want to take a second to tell people how rare what we have already is.


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[Assistant] Brad, I've known obviously of who you are, but getting a chance to know you


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[Assistant] No, no, here's what I, so G. Bush brings a different sensibility to the show. I hadn't, I didn't know G. Bush. I didn't know him. I'd heard you on the radio, but I didn't know you. But this, what this is all about is this, our corporation decided there's a void here, we can fill it. And it's really been magical.


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[Assistant] You know, our executive producer comes to us from the best damn sports show period. I've had a lot of people already tell me, I like the show because it's got that best damn vibe. That's because Steve, he's absolutely nailed it. We get Mikey McNuggets, our line producer, who is this tireless, smart,


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[Assistant] And then, you know, we've got two associate producers here that come to us.


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[Assistant] From different realms of the world. Brianna comes to us from Columbus, but she's got this big, huge background in sports. And she's gonna, she's gonna make sure that we are honest that, hey, women know sports too. She's gonna be pushing us to get female voices on. Yesterday, Aditi blew our doors off.


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[Assistant] Doesn't know how to build graphics. Within three or four days, he's become our main graphic art, graphic artist. Works hard, smart, tireless.


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[Assistant] My point is, Director Steve comes to us from Channel 5 in Cleveland. Everybody knows Channel 5. He's like this guru director that's got every award that's ever been handed out to a television director. He comes to this project the way we all have. Humble.


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[Assistant] With experience in tow. There he is. We love you, Director Steve.


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[Assistant] Chris Berman gave me the best piece of advice that anybody in the business has ever given me right before we launched Cold Pizza. I said, just give me, don't over complicate it. Give me the thumbnail how, how we make this thing work. And it was very simple and he's right.


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[Assistant] Have fun, and the audience will have fun watching you, and that will make them more likely to come back tomorrow. It's really that simple. Laugh, enjoy yourself, have fun.


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[Assistant] Tyvis said this was a dream come true for him to sit in on this panel.


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[Assistant] You know, this is a guy that's won a national championship at Ohio State. So we've got them coming from all corners Tuesday of next week. We're going to have a long time friend of mine on the show, Maurice Claret, who really, if you're looking for the poster child, a lot of guys had their lives derailed because they took things


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[Assistant] at the NCAA level that they weren't legally allowed to take. He might be the poster child for how his life came completely unraveled because he tried to monetize his name, image, and likeness. He was in a long time spiral that led to a prison stay.


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[Assistant] Nobody has climbed up out of that spot better than Maurice Claret. He's going to be here next week because he's going to tell us about perhaps some of the pitfalls to this new NIL that's coming to Ohio high schools. It's likely to pass the vote on Monday. Chris Holbin as well. Chris Holbin's going to be here.


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[Assistant] The other thing too, and I don't want to talk too much about this, we probably already have, but uhm, I, we will not take ourselves too seriously.


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[Assistant] One of the reasons we read the comments from the internet is because we know that when sports fans are tough critics when it comes to shows like this, they're going to see things they hate and they're going to tell us. And we're okay with sharing that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we don't care. We really don't. And the thing of it is, like, everybody has an opinion. There'll be days you watch this and you think that we're all yelling too loud and you can't hear anybody, probably. But it's very similar to a sports conversation that you'll have in your buddy's house when you're watching a football game. Guys are loud, talking over each other, trying to make their points.


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[Assistant] But I think that that's what we are going to become. That's my hope, and we're going to rely on you guys to keep us honest.


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[Assistant] I can talk about Cleveland like that, but you can't. It's like your sibling. I can call my sibling stupid, but if you call my sibling stupid, it's gonna get real real fast.


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[Assistant] Well, in 2016, when we were really the epicenter of everything that was going on, you had the NBA championship, you had the Major League Baseball's World Series, you had the 2016 Republican National Convention. I had so many friends from the national media that had never before been to Cleveland.


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[Assistant] But I always would tell them the same thing. Before you throw darts, go check it out. Right. And then if you, if there's something you don't like about it, that's fair. I live here. There are things I don't like about it. But for that to be your lead card, when you're talking about Cleveland, it's lazy. It's lazy. It's lame. It's lazy.


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[Assistant] Active member of the Browns. We've heard from all kinds of former Browns through the week. So without further ado, Greg Newsom, uh, second year guy on the, on the Cleveland Browns.


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[Assistant] We can break or, yeaah, let's go to break. We're gonna go to commercial. We're gonna fix the snafu with Greg's signal. And when we come back, Greg Newsome of the Cleveland Browns joins us on the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show. We're right back. Stay with us.