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am suffering from PTSD

2:19

today. From what?

2:22

You got a flat tire on the

2:24

way to the Tigers game on an eight

2:26

mile road. Right before

2:28

75 I had to turn off on one of

2:31

those funky streets down there. And

2:34

I mean it was funky street. Did you

2:36

change it yourself? It wasn't ideal. Yeah. Yeah,

2:39

I had to. You did? Wow. And

2:42

it took probably an hour because

2:44

anybody know where

2:46

the spare tire is on a 2024 expedition? Is

2:50

it underneath? It's going to be underneath, right?

2:52

It's underneath the car. Yeah. So

2:54

you have to lower the tire. Then

2:56

you have to pull this thing. I was like, wait, this

2:58

thing finally got to come out. It's not

3:00

under the trunk. It's under the

3:02

car. You have to get under the car to get

3:04

it? Well, you have to spin this thing from inside

3:07

the trunk with a special tool that you have to

3:09

find, which I had to go into the owner's manual.

3:11

I'm like, what was the last time

3:13

you changed the tire? It

3:15

was three years ago on 696. I

3:17

never got a flat tire for like 40 fucking years.

3:20

And three years ago I found out, I've just got one

3:23

of these little baby tires. And

3:25

there were a couple. Donut? There

3:27

were a couple of things that were different, but the

3:29

tire was not under the car. And

3:31

then you have one of the lug

3:34

nuts on the tire. Right. You

3:36

have to have the special. It's a weird lug

3:38

nut. Special wrench. Yeah, the key. Yeah. How

3:41

do I get this off? I have no fucking clue. The

3:44

jack is just a little triangle, right? The jack

3:46

isn't a real man's jack. So

3:49

I thought, you know, I feel like there's something for

3:51

that in the glove box. It's something you fit over

3:53

it. And then you have to do. Anyway,

3:56

I don't know. It just seemed like a

3:58

lot more hassle than I've ever been. I imagined. It

4:01

was wet as hell. Oh, how long did it take you? It

4:03

took me about an hour because I had to read the

4:05

owner's manual. That's not bad. How do you change those tires so

4:07

fast? He's down down the tread

4:09

looking over his shoulder every 30 seconds, right?

4:11

Even Trump's impressed. How do you change those

4:14

tires so fast? It was

4:16

not an ideal place to have a flat tire.

4:18

Now tire. And oh my God,

4:20

did it go flat fast? I

4:22

mean, I hit a pothole and boom! Oh, it

4:24

was a pothole. And you know how the whole

4:27

world freezes and everything is in slow motion? Yeah.

4:30

I saw an orange cone that

4:32

looked like it had been run over about

4:34

20 feet in front of me. I'm

4:36

like, I wonder if that

4:39

cone was supposed to be

4:41

there. Shit!

4:43

I managed to turn right. I got

4:45

in a fairly level place. I

4:48

was first looking for the spare. Where

4:51

did the spare be? Did they not have a

4:53

spare? What's going on here? You're lucky it didn't

4:55

bend your rim doing it that way. What

4:58

a disaster. One of

5:00

those things you can laugh about later despite

5:03

your misery at the time. I'm still not laughing about it.

5:05

I have PT and CT. We have CT. I

5:08

was going to ask you, did you go to

5:10

the Tiger game or you just flummoxed by it

5:12

and you came home? I turned on the radio

5:14

because I thought yesterday I'm like, I can go

5:16

anytime. There's games all day today. Oh, that's right,

5:18

yeah. And so I chose to go. It was

5:20

like the second game was just about to

5:22

start. And I head off and then I get the flat tire.

5:25

I turn on the radio. After the

5:27

flat tire, I'm driving away and it's the seventh inning. Oh. And

5:31

I'm all muddy too. My knees are muddy. My shoes are

5:33

muddy. Most of the good food at the

5:35

buffet is gone by then. That's exactly what I was thinking.

5:38

Was the spare a tire the shitty

5:40

little skinny one? No, it was a regular tire, yeah. I

5:42

thought a tire felt kind of heavy to me. I

5:45

put it back in the trunk this week. Because

5:47

I wanted to leave it there and I'm like, no, I

5:49

need the... You got to take it. You know, I'm leaving

5:51

the tire in the city limits of Detroit. What are you

5:53

talking about? I don't know what I didn't worry about. But

5:55

then I'm like, oh no, I got to have the rim.

5:58

Fock. So I got to put it... I'm

6:00

just too fucking old for any of this

6:03

shit. You are. I paid $200 for a

6:05

room job. I'm not fit for this

6:07

planet anymore. Too old? Start taking Ubers.

6:12

No, that I did Point Dabble Point on Friday with

6:14

Carl. Yeah, I thought it was a great episode. I

6:16

thought it was good too. Andy Q. Public was on

6:18

there and Zen was on there from Shulie. And

6:23

everything was really nice. The comments were really nice. And then I

6:25

see somebody, one comment about

6:27

my pasty complexion. Then I

6:29

was going, is true

6:31

hemophiliac? Fuck, hemophiliac.

6:34

And there's two likes. Fucking

6:36

A. Now,

6:40

I thought it was a good episode. You guys

6:42

actually brought clips to it. Normally that show doesn't

6:44

bring clips, but Carl did and I thought they

6:46

were great. You were very, very well researched in

6:48

your stuttering John of the Week. I was really

6:50

proud of myself. I did my homework. But,

6:53

God, the slow-mo clips of him sneezing. Oh,

6:56

disgusting. He's drooling.

6:59

And they didn't even include the shit. This

7:02

guy took a shit on his podcast. You

7:04

could hear it. Suttering

7:06

John. Play for your life.

7:09

Do you have to? I think you should hear it. You want to hear

7:11

the dance? Like just the shit? Or you want to hear the- We love

7:13

torturing you Eli. Sure.

7:16

Thanks for the two bucks. That's how Mountain's going to

7:18

rub you up in Vegas. Mountain

7:21

is not going to rub anybody up.

7:24

The only thing Mountain is going to rub

7:26

up in Vegas is the

7:28

buffet. Skool!

7:31

Oh my God. Good one John. Did

7:33

you say I have to get a beer here? Yeah, I got

7:35

a beer. Be right back. Okay.

7:38

Fuck. So he just leaves it

7:40

running Eli. He does this all the time too.

7:42

Leaves to answer the door, to get grub hub.

7:44

Just leaves an empty space. We're in

7:46

the middle of the show right now. He

7:49

left to fix his hair once.

7:53

He did a good job too fixing it. It looked great.

7:56

It was bothering the whole show. He kept looking at it.

8:04

I promise it's coming. Painful.

8:24

Right in the middle of his show. I felt

8:26

like calling 911 right then. It really

8:28

sounds ill. And

8:30

you know what never happened? He never

8:34

washed his hands. We never

8:36

heard the same turn on. He flushed the toilet,

8:38

that was it. Maybe he didn't

8:41

wipe. Maybe he just pulled his pants down and

8:43

pulled them back up. I didn't

8:45

hear a toilet roll dispenser going. So

8:48

there you go, Eli. A little more torture for you.

8:52

Are you glad you ran into the podcast world? Thanks

8:54

for that. It

8:57

just goes to show that anything goes these

9:00

days. People will do whatever. You went out

9:02

of this world like Drew does? He got

9:04

a shot of the ju-ju-shuster showing his dick

9:06

on a... Oh yeah, let's start

9:08

there. He got Levi on Bell

9:10

grabbing his cock on fans. Only

9:14

fans, yeah, getting blown. Ju-ju smished him, did a

9:16

blow job. The NFL

9:18

wide receiver for some reason put on his

9:20

Snapchat reel a picture of him sitting in

9:23

his car with some girl and his wiener

9:25

is just hanging out. It

9:27

doesn't even make sense because she looks like she's completely dressed.

9:29

She's even got her coat on. Why is his dick out?

9:31

I'm so confused by this photo too. When I first saw

9:34

it, I thought it was his hand. Like

9:36

he had his fist and just his thumb. Doesn't dick look

9:38

like his thumb there? Like he's just

9:40

resting on his waist, Drew? Could be, yeah, it could

9:42

be. But he's got two phones

9:44

clearly because he's taking a picture and he's holding a phone in

9:46

his right hand. Is this just desperate

9:48

for attention? What that is, like I'll take

9:51

attention any way I can get him. What is he needed for?

9:53

He's a professional football player. He's on television. People know who he

9:55

is. I have no idea why he would do this. I can't

9:57

imagine. The

10:00

top a be or something. Maybe.

10:03

Recently replaced the other. Yeah

10:05

they play together. He's not the same since a

10:07

be left by the was a be loves to point

10:09

out or left to. So yeah. And

10:12

Iran and here we are watching the

10:14

exact opposite masters a proper way to

10:16

know cause he can even call the

10:19

people there spectators or sands set of

10:21

call him he trusts course you know

10:23

column patrons he will be allowed to

10:25

be there anymore. And

10:27

of course they don't let you see a

10:30

T V monitor their because of modern technology

10:32

that we don't want to interfere with our

10:34

pristine. Coverage here and take

10:36

phones out there and know is no

10:38

no for the Village is that's gotta

10:40

be the last place you can take

10:42

a phone. I read by the way

10:44

our an article that was very critical

10:46

the Masters covers because he said he

10:49

was too much Tiger Woods. Nonstop Tiger

10:51

Woods? Absolutely. and he had nothing to

10:53

do. The leaderboard. Absolutely in

10:55

a while but it hits eyeballs. He

10:57

was a good story the first two

10:59

days because he made the cut and

11:01

you could just as I can hardly

11:03

walk anymore it's it's amazing Supposedly the

11:05

decide a sober to no such a

11:07

shame what happened Tommy fell asleep driving

11:09

seven between the morning drive across four

11:11

lanes of a highway. Animals suffer deadly

11:14

the since he both in a sponsors

11:16

cover a success people make excuses them

11:18

and forget what he did to his

11:20

wife and I. It has been all

11:22

over the Holiday Rosa area but of

11:24

people. Out Hubbard Mazrouei praising Oj

11:26

people just as far as doesn't matter

11:28

what they do to help us about

11:30

Mike Tyson. Now here's a guy so

11:32

popular now sees the whole hype for

11:34

this fight. Here's a guy who was

11:36

in jail for three years for raping

11:38

somebody. It's bit off somebody's ear. In

11:41

his last fight he tried to twist

11:43

the guy's arm off template bride with

11:45

enough. Of taste and he

11:47

sister pieces. Everybody loves the I

11:49

Wasn't volume our rehabilitated himself right

11:51

away. like that see somebody you

11:53

fall it's I barely have measured

11:55

and oh yeah great deal of

11:57

like Oj was still there is

11:59

dying. The not a stupid man and off

12:01

ice know titans bright Ah by. We will

12:03

get into this later. I'm sure you can

12:05

talk about. The. Media coverage of Oj

12:07

Simpson blew my mind in a blue. A

12:10

lot of people's mean is that there was

12:12

what was what is s the of his

12:14

obituary. The New York Times seem to be

12:16

trying to minimize what he did wrong. And

12:19

a few others were to and they

12:21

actually got so much shit. they make

12:24

corrections to their obituary. Really? Yeah, I

12:26

read that too. I I just seem

12:28

like they were trying to make the

12:30

perspective on how this. How

12:32

this is black man who wanted to be

12:34

white or live in the white world and

12:36

credit wasn't part of any of stuff in

12:39

the sixties that that they wanted to fix

12:41

the model of to be there with with

12:43

Ali and with and with Bill Russell and

12:45

with Jim Brown and Harry Edwards and Tommy

12:47

Smith of the Guys that worth making a

12:49

statement about not for during the middle of

12:51

you know the the Civil Rights movement and

12:53

Oj wanted. Nothing to do with it

12:55

at all. But. He

12:57

did him in destroying is what and

12:59

killing his wife. He did bring attention

13:01

to domestic violence is did become more

13:03

but his upon him though well doesn't

13:06

see the and it. Wasn't

13:08

much rises like is it was terrible. He

13:11

said it was a better husband suicide know

13:13

where he says up up I think I've

13:15

been a better husband. Well. Ill

13:17

when they look at the photos of her

13:19

as she said her like spotted her locked

13:21

box with all of us and and all

13:24

the time she called nine one one of

13:26

said he's back. In all I'm

13:28

talking about but no be used as they

13:30

used racism to get him off even though

13:32

he was never a break them of racism

13:35

as an adult. Nice revered use any

13:37

it was there was anything but races. hello

13:39

ma'am Mass point out that is kind of

13:41

knuckles fall for driving under this. Will.

13:44

Not have. A

13:46

sense either. The nine one one operator said well what

13:48

did you do to get I'm so upset Yeah, I'm

13:50

fortunate that that was the thing with move by having

13:52

just one Jose is why would have a why would

13:55

he be put up with an abusive husband just last

13:57

night live only did leave any snow. came back to

13:59

go The name. Operator before she was murdered.

14:01

this is mans it was missing just the

14:03

other day, right? Well that's what I'm like

14:05

adamant about turret his responses great to where

14:07

she said, well of those people make him

14:09

steal his own stuff. Assessor.

14:13

Phases can you make for somebody? What? He

14:15

was much better. I had tied to run

14:17

ins with Oj and I could not have

14:19

You lived as I could not as and

14:22

more impressed about what a prince he was

14:24

winning when he when he set the record

14:26

for most yards and a game against the

14:29

lions and and was seventy six. We.

14:31

Waited from in the end zone. He couldn't have

14:33

been more gracious, more polite. More

14:35

engaging So you miss him know. Not

14:37

just I was impressed I wasn't proud

14:40

of the most. Recent

14:42

that that in the early nineties he came

14:44

here to do it because what what what

14:46

he was was you play and celebrity tournaments

14:48

get a lot of money com schmooze with

14:50

people, play golf and and co and so

14:52

he was at your born country club and

14:54

he was going to meet me for a

14:56

live shot. At. Five and five thirty

14:58

as he didn't show up some getting all pissed

15:00

off at of same back in the truck was

15:03

not here. Let's do this. He does hobbles into

15:05

the room. Was he can barely

15:07

walk in he apologizes Thirty six I was

15:09

ice and ah my knees or out wanna

15:11

make sure I made it as okay and

15:14

ago one a prince What a great past

15:16

and as loves him. Honestly this where a

15:18

trial was such a joke to act like

15:20

they were trying to frame O J Simpson,

15:22

Johnny Cochrane new all you had to do

15:25

was create doubt isn't wanna say he was

15:27

innocent he just wants us and he did

15:29

it beautifully with the marks for oh yes,

15:31

hand word and all that which was irrelevant.

15:34

And. That the in the past and planted

15:36

evidence. so so we made it about the

15:38

delegates, the Lapd. And got a

15:40

mosque and of course the glove didn't sit

15:42

because he had gloves on underneath. Also didn't

15:44

taking the medication so he allowed his hands

15:47

to swell up which they bragged about after

15:49

the after the trial. Johnny. cochrane

15:51

became a huge hero and or to the

15:53

editors were you know was awful he led

15:55

so much bullshit and was you know that

15:57

the civil trial they did not allow race

15:59

into the civil trial. So we're not, that's

16:02

confusing the issue here. But

16:04

that scene when they announced

16:06

the verdict and white people are like,

16:08

huh, what? What? Maybe these

16:11

confusing black people are jumping up

16:13

and down in celebration because of

16:15

the past and the history. I'm

16:17

sorry. I'll never understand that

16:19

because I don't think that solved

16:21

anything. No, but it showed

16:23

and the OJ think did bring to

16:25

light racism in a lot of police

16:28

departments that we've been dealing with ever

16:30

since. You know what though? Rodney

16:32

King did it three years before. Yeah, it was

16:34

payback. Yeah, I'm just saying. You know, Rodney

16:36

King. We knew those divisions. If you remember

16:38

though, when Rodney King was, when the officers

16:40

found out guilty, they said, well, we're not

16:42

letting this happen. The feds tried him. Yeah.

16:45

They had a second trial, which is,

16:47

you know, they said, well, we're going to let this

16:49

shit stand and they found two of them guilty and

16:51

they went to prison. And then

16:53

they beat up the, well, whatever, the

16:55

Reverend original Denny. Oh yeah. But

16:58

nobody cares about that because it's only original

17:00

Denny, some white truck driver. Nobody

17:03

gave a fuck about that. Remember the Chris

17:05

Rock bit about people cheering OJ? He's like,

17:07

where's my OJ check? I went to the

17:09

mailbox and they said, I got an OJ

17:11

check. What are you celebrating? Well,

17:14

I'd be home watching this Masters now. I know you guys

17:16

don't really aren't into golf, but I will

17:19

say this. It's the only four tournaments a year

17:21

now where all the good players play. And

17:24

this is, this is one of them. And golf is

17:26

a mess except for these four tournaments. There's tournaments where

17:28

I don't even recognize anybody, but

17:31

whatever. It's such a well

17:33

done tournament. I mean, it looks good. It sounds

17:35

good. It's coverage is great. It

17:38

is just such a weird environment though. Like

17:40

you were saying, it's ridiculous. All the elitism

17:43

that is involved with that. All those, all

17:45

those rich guys and green jackets walking around.

17:47

Even their pimento sandwiches, which are

17:50

a dollar 50 and not worth it. Two

17:52

pieces of white bread with a piece of cheese in

17:55

the middle. So he eat two of them. He goes,

17:57

really? That's what they're raving about? A dollar 50? standing

18:00

around that crowd. What a bunch of

18:03

uppity white people. Yeah, gross.

18:07

What would you rather go to? Would you rather go to

18:09

that Eli the Masters or would you rather go to

18:11

the one in Phoenix that's just a party? Well

18:14

I don't go to golf tournaments because you

18:16

can't see anything. Imagine going to a sporting

18:18

event like a baseball game or a football

18:20

game. You can only see one better field

18:23

at one time. You

18:25

never understood that. Same with car racing. You just

18:27

won part of the race. Because of Tour de

18:30

France. Yeah, but at least that goes in a

18:32

circle. Tour de France. Tour de France, yeah. It

18:34

just goes around once and then it's over. Car

18:36

racing is a different way. Right, because you can

18:38

see the laps, but it's the worst. People

18:41

just want to be a part of something

18:43

and I wasn't left day four of the

18:45

Masters in 2018. I didn't see the leader hit one shot. Really?

18:50

Patrick Reed won. I'm

18:52

gonna run. I'm gonna run to the next hole. I'm

18:54

gonna burrow through a whole bunch of it so I

18:56

can be 80 feet away from a guy that's hitting

18:58

a shot. Here I can stand in front of my

19:01

80-inch television where I can hear the birds chirping and

19:03

I can hear what the guy's saying to his caddy

19:05

and that's the only way to watch golf.

19:07

Of course I

19:09

couldn't agree more. Of course I'm used

19:11

to press boxes and free food and

19:14

everything. So being an event where they

19:16

got ropes keeping me away from them.

19:19

So we'll talk some sports today. Golf's

19:22

a sport. You've

19:25

got it on your mind. Well, you know,

19:27

I think I watched the wings last night.

19:29

I did too. Alex, man,

19:31

that was very very

19:33

exciting. But I don't quite get where

19:37

people are coming from with the wings. It's

19:39

like if they can sneak into the playoffs,

19:41

that was an exciting one. They had four

19:43

to one, gave three goals to the Maple

19:46

Leafs to tie it in the second period

19:48

and then an overtime 41 seconds in. Dylan

19:51

Larkin redirects a shot from Patrick Kane

19:54

and they went crazy. But it's almost

19:56

like it's binary. If you make the

19:58

playoffs then it's been a success. season

20:00

if you don't then we should fire the coach

20:02

and maybe Eisenman shouldn't be here anymore. It's like

20:04

it's either got to be like binary either it's

20:06

a successful season to make the playoffs or

20:09

it's awful break up the team

20:11

and well they're an average team. Well they

20:14

did let down late the year I mean

20:16

I know Dylan Larkin was out but no

20:18

you're right they are better team they have

20:20

made incremental steps to getting better no doubt.

20:22

They are average now they have 39 wins

20:24

41 losses to

20:27

be the 16th ranked team in the league

20:29

to sneak in is better than it was

20:31

but they're still an average team. They're over

20:33

500 aren't they? Well if you

20:35

count the 39 wins and they got

20:37

losses and then you got the overtime

20:39

losses oh I think they're 39

20:41

and 41 and they got two

20:43

games left against Montreal Monday and Tuesday. It'd be great

20:45

to see you make it in. I got 39 32

20:47

and 9. Well the nine losses go add to the

20:49

32. Overtime

20:54

losses okay I get it. Still got a point

20:56

for them. Well we had on

20:58

the the legendary no

21:00

filter sports podcast we had Ken

21:03

Daniels on who said and Brandon

21:05

will recall this it's

21:07

gonna take seven years we said what

21:09

seven years to rebuild this is gonna take seven years. This

21:12

is the fifth year in so Ken Daniels said in 2019

21:15

after Eisenman was hired it'll take seven years and maybe

21:17

it will but. So they're gonna win it all two

21:19

years from now? I think he meant what did he

21:21

mean he meant that they'd be competitive and they would

21:23

have a chance to win not that they were gonna

21:26

win. Okay it's a long

21:28

time I mean slow down. And the Pistons have

21:30

just ended this afternoon I don't

21:32

know what they're doing in San Antonio but

21:34

the worst record in their history they win

21:36

they'll tie for the worst record this year. This year

21:38

but it's the worst record in team history on the

21:40

16 win Dick Vitale Bob

21:43

McAdoo fiasco of 1980 when they were 16.

21:45

They're down 82 to 54. And

21:49

the Spurs are without one by Ana today. They're out

21:51

and out. They're best players. 14 and 68. Wow. Worst

21:54

owner in sports. Yeah. And

22:00

that's not just because he fired me. He's the worst

22:02

owner in sports. The Tigers,

22:04

this is kind of interesting too. They come

22:07

back today, Baez, right. They

22:10

come back to win. Their 9-6 was a

22:13

very, very good record. And yet, you

22:15

know, when they went those 18 innings without scoring against the A's, they

22:18

were saying, well, they don't have enough offense, and they

22:21

didn't get anybody, they didn't get a big popper in

22:23

the off-season. I think

22:25

they could win this division. It depends

22:28

whether Torkelson starts to hit. Parker

22:31

Meadows, I mean, this is scary. I don't know

22:33

what he was 0-2 today. He was

22:35

gaming at 0-65, which is... I've got to

22:37

say something about Parker Meadows. I

22:40

think Parker Meadows should be hitting against

22:42

Righties only, and Carpenter should play every

22:44

day. I realize the

22:46

platoon works better the other way, but it seems

22:48

silly to have Carpenter's bat on the bench and

22:51

watching Parker Meadows try to hit Lefties. He

22:54

can't hit Righties. Yeah,

22:56

it's not going well. I

22:58

mean, zero homers, 0-65 going

23:00

in is beyond belief. But

23:04

a lot of guys have started out like that. Willie

23:06

Mays started out with 1-17. He

23:09

was, I think it was 1-38 at one point or

23:11

something like that. I had that down here. He

23:14

wanted to go down, and Leo Durocher said, you're going to be in

23:16

the lineup every day. I don't care if you go 0-1,000. Yeah,

23:20

he was, let's see, Mays, he started at 0-36. He

23:23

went for 0-26 and sat in front of his

23:25

locker crying. I

23:27

think the Tigers have decent hitting. I mean,

23:29

Urshela looks pretty good. Kanhos

23:31

been one of their best hitters

23:34

this year, the new free agent.

23:38

But Green,

23:41

Green is hitting well. But if

23:43

Torkelson doesn't hit 30 homers again

23:47

and Colt Keith doesn't come around, it could be a

23:49

– Colt Keith's showing

23:51

some signs. I just think the three guys,

23:54

Green, Torkelson, and Carpenter,

23:57

that's a nice start. That's a

23:59

good starting point. It's a matter of

24:01

adding to that and can hug add something and they

24:03

got a couple other guys that do well against lefties

24:05

or righties But boy, they could

24:07

they could use another big bat in that lineup

24:10

of 300 hitter or somebody who's gonna hit 25

24:12

home runs That

24:14

can he walks he gets a good on-base

24:16

average supposedly, but it's really it just feels

24:19

like a band-aid Yeah, they get you know

24:21

veerlings an average player not bad McKinstry's an

24:23

average player not bad. You need average players

24:27

They got a pretty good pitching staff, but

24:29

you know this starters are pretty

24:31

good I I just I gotta tell you

24:33

I'm partial to the guys we had I

24:35

know my Aida pitched well But

24:38

I don't know I just don't know about

24:41

these these acquisitions versus Matt Manning who's sitting down

24:43

a triple-a comes up and throw a shutout ball

24:45

One day he pitched very well yesterday gave up

24:47

four runs in six and two-thirds, but he looked

24:49

good Well, they got to use these

24:52

two free agents. They spent big money on a clarity

24:54

and my Aida Resoles in

24:56

the struggling, but I think the big question

24:58

is going to be what do you do

25:00

about Baez? Yes? He did a homer today,

25:02

but they've benched him a few times and

25:04

called it knee soreness

25:07

and despite the knee soreness It

25:09

was the runner on second Yesterday,

25:12

so that's going to be a tough one

25:14

do they go with Ryan Creed lered short

25:17

or make McKinstry the shortstop But this is

25:19

my end up lacking punch I

25:21

don't think you can have an out like bias

25:23

in it when you have another option I mean,

25:26

I would try almost anything or can McKinstry

25:28

play short. He'll hit you can't yeah Yeah,

25:30

that's it's going to come down to that.

25:33

This is this is the like except for Jordan

25:35

Never was his name Jordan Zimmerman two years ago.

25:37

That was the worst free agent ever They gave

25:39

him 120 million for five years and he never

25:41

won a game or one very few But they

25:43

kept sending them out there this bias is looking

25:45

like that's why you keep sending it out when

25:48

you're paying them all That money hoping that'll come

25:50

around but that could be something

25:52

ugly. Did you see Riley Green's pants

25:54

explode the other night? Yeah Maybe

26:00

that's what happened to Juju Schuster. His

26:02

pants exploded. Nike is desperate to make

26:05

this. This is the Nike

26:07

design fanatics produced uniforms. And now

26:09

they're bitching about them because the sweat shows. It's

26:12

supposed to be a big, you know, what do

26:15

you want to call it? Dry fit. Yeah,

26:19

some new way of creating

26:21

uniforms that was going to make

26:23

them sweat proof. Or

26:25

not peep. He's going

26:28

to sweat. Well,

26:31

you know, and with basketball

26:33

over, do you see Caitlin Clark

26:35

on SNL last night? She's the worst actress. I

26:37

did not. What did she do? She

26:40

was there for the news segment. They

26:43

played like a supercut of everything Michael

26:45

Chase said, all his jokes about women's

26:47

sports. Which are actually pretty good jokes.

26:50

And so then she wrote jokes for him, you know,

26:52

kind of, it was stupid. She

26:55

made a great, in fact, that's why the women's

26:57

tournament out-drew the men by a long shot. Wait,

27:01

did the whole tournament out-draw the men's tournament

27:03

or just the final two games? Final two

27:05

games. And the men's were the same. Men

27:08

had like 14.7 million last year, about the

27:10

same this year. But the women was just

27:12

over the top. But that's going to...

27:14

But what about the games before that? I mean,

27:17

there's like 50 games before that. Do the women

27:19

draw close to the men now? Only

27:21

when Caitlin Clark was playing. And a little bit Angel

27:23

Reese. The first weekend was 9

27:25

million on average for the men's games and

27:27

the women's was about one and a half.

27:29

Yeah. Oh, okay. And now... But

27:32

of course, what carries the day is that they won the two games at the

27:34

end. That's all we're going to hear about. Yeah, but

27:36

it really goes to Caitlin Clark. Well,

27:38

Caitlin Clark, she's the draw. I don't see how

27:41

Angel Reese is a big draw. I didn't think

27:43

her game was that good. Well, she wasn't that

27:45

big a draw, but, you know, last year with

27:47

her and Clark in the final, there

27:49

was some excitement there. But it's all going to

27:51

fade. It's not a trend. It's

27:53

not a proof of anything sustainable. It was Caitlin

27:56

Clark, this unique or this unicorn... Not until you

27:58

get another Midwest white girl who can... That's right.

28:01

That's right. Sorry. She

28:03

can't be 6 foot 2 either. No one cares about

28:05

the Rebecca Lobos and all that. This is like the

28:07

Masters where you go there, you know you can't see

28:09

anything, but you just want to be a part of

28:11

it. People are desperate to be a part of it.

28:13

I didn't hear so much about Kaitlin Clark. I'm going

28:16

to put it on. And now, in fact,

28:18

you guys and I was with you, we

28:20

didn't even know when the WNBA season

28:22

is. I had to

28:24

look it up. It's May to September.

28:26

So she will largely disappear, although her

28:29

highlights will be on ESPN, which has

28:31

really been the greatest factor in making

28:33

women's college basketball interesting because they needed

28:35

to buy something because they couldn't show

28:37

the men's or much of it. And

28:40

they can't show hockey. They

28:42

hate hockey. You

28:44

know, I think the excitement over

28:46

Kaitlin Clark is similar to the

28:48

eclipse. I'm thinking, okay, it's

28:50

going to get dark for four minutes. Wow,

28:53

darkness. That's something so unusual. You don't get

28:55

to see that that often. And

28:57

if it happened every year, it would be just, oh, well,

28:59

the moon is going to pass in front today. But no,

29:01

people got to be a part of this. It's

29:04

unique. It kind of justifies my life. And,

29:07

you know, otherwise, just be a

29:09

little footnote. Ho-hum. I

29:12

thought it was nice. I just thought it

29:15

was so overblown. Jesus Christ. Is this everything?

29:17

Yes, this is my problem. The hype. Overblown.

29:21

How about, so I'm watching, I'm excited to see

29:24

Purdue. And UConn go at it. Now

29:26

in the old days, when there's a basketball game, maybe

29:28

you guys are too young. This is

29:30

how it would be down the Cobo Hall. And now the

29:32

Pistons line up at guard six foot two, Archie Clark. Now

29:35

playing forward Curtis Rowe from UCLA six foot six.

29:38

Can't forget the game on now. They

29:42

announce Purdue. And

29:44

then they go to a music video for

29:46

three minutes with the guys posing and flexing

29:49

and goofing around. Okay.

29:51

This is, it's all become wrestling. It's all become W. The

29:55

intro to everything has got to be over

29:57

the top with the pyrotechnics. the

30:00

dancing girls the power of the whole you know

30:02

i can't is in the in

30:04

the entertainment no i think it's called karmaj and i

30:06

want things to be the way they might have always

30:08

been a lot of thought that nine twenty i mean

30:10

if it started seven twenty they did all that i

30:12

thought it'd be fine with it just for a fact

30:14

that the first few times you see it is kind

30:17

of fun and cool i think is eventually your every

30:19

game it just become a little younger

30:21

and i will say that the production

30:24

is amazing what they can do with

30:26

computers and video and music and mixing

30:28

it all together i think the guys

30:30

that put that together geniuses where they're

30:32

they're incredibly talented but you're right i

30:35

don't need it no i've been a

30:37

baseball player can come to the place without

30:39

having a strong meets with a red moon

30:43

over walk-up song walk-ups on rate

30:48

what else do i have here all gambling

30:50

gambling gambling are you know i'm fascinated with

30:52

gambling not that i do it because i'm

30:54

scared of it that i would get by

30:56

did i might have a lot of fun

30:58

doing it's a rushy life and

31:00

i think it's a game court was more exciting come on

31:03

the old tiny thing i think it's touched on that the other

31:06

day but what a sire relief from it

31:09

or tony has been exonerated still don't

31:11

understand what happened believe it i

31:14

don't believe it i don't think it

31:16

would tell you there was more than

31:18

just the interpreter is also an assistant

31:20

yet access he did have access to

31:22

it who who who has sixty it

31:24

wasn't four point five those sixteen million

31:26

he bled from his account the

31:28

the fact that what sixteen million

31:30

one point five no no it

31:32

was with the twenty sixteen karen's

31:34

old stick sixteen million plundering his

31:36

account for years he would he

31:39

would uh... impersonate Or tiny to bankers

31:41

Questions: How did to question How could or

31:43

tiny not know well that money was being

31:45

stolen? How do you take that much money

31:47

at the bank? By every fucking kidding me

31:50

They'd payment demand my idea. They know me.

31:52

While they i think I had a racist

31:54

teller they look to say maybe impersonate because

31:56

all Jeff and I don't like it. Sony.

32:00

oh tiny, where are you Sony? oh honey

32:02

know seller knows who Sony out on. He

32:04

is someone as by the way the other

32:06

day I brought up i think we're talking

32:08

them As I said. What

32:11

you guys? But I don't really see of

32:13

never change the settings on my account. This

32:15

is why change the settings are taught account

32:17

so we didn't get notifications. I was something

32:20

Harry Potter all the time I ask listen

32:22

to the fire whoever is a countenance don't

32:24

have the key as a person or don't

32:26

legs regime the agency's most What? What do

32:29

you guys change. The settings on your

32:31

bank account zone course nods. You do

32:33

it on the country's notifications I'd been

32:35

bothered suits. I want my notifications. But.

32:38

If someone sees notification so you didn't get

32:40

notified when something happens the next time you

32:43

want your account you want hey, there's a

32:45

five hundred thousand hours less their wouldn't you

32:47

zone is that. Okay, I

32:49

need notification we don't know and and you

32:52

might be right. But here's here's bless excuse

32:54

they that's why they sit while he's not

32:56

getting enough case and so therefore to know.

32:59

So it's a personal assistants less accountant whoever

33:01

that is When was most amazing is not.

33:03

How. Addiction will compel you to steal sixty

33:06

million. Send your best friend. but he lost

33:08

forty million dollars. He gambled a hundred and

33:10

eighty two million over these for five years

33:12

and one hundred and forty minutes of forty

33:15

million. So see the the bookies or out

33:17

either where the other money as is not

33:19

a twenty four million missing. So that's one

33:21

of the how do you? How do you

33:23

lose that much money when it should be?

33:26

Pretty much a fifty fifty thing when you

33:28

better game with other teams are edited and

33:30

oh Tiny never noticed this until the up

33:32

he I said oh tiny. Abuse their

33:35

sixteen million dollars. You been ripped off

33:37

of those words. May

33:39

never know the sixteen seventeen million dollars. Really?

33:41

you have a lower abdominal. I'm not a

33:44

conspiracy theorist, but there's every reason to think

33:46

that it could be some bullshit or because

33:48

baseball. Desperately. Needs or tiny

33:50

for to be the real deal. Desperately.

33:53

So. He's made nice, not going to

33:56

show his deck on a snap. He

33:58

paid nineteen thousand deaths. The

34:00

weekend also. Hundred and Sixty Thousand

34:02

Four Hundred Sixty Spouse Honey, what

34:04

are you make? That many? Best

34:06

One person. Oh.

34:09

Look a lot about some good idea of

34:11

is in in the book. I lunch knew

34:13

about Yoga Enders. Heat. That's the

34:15

reason he got hooked up with Mickelson. because

34:17

the books as Mickelson tibet hundreds or thousands

34:20

on a particular nominee. I'm aware time they

34:22

can three hundred thousand dollars years com to

34:24

making a hundred sixty thousand dollar bets may

34:26

be is it possible? is making those for

34:28

guy making on earth oil are you have

34:30

access access to the rich guys bank accounts

34:32

and you're done away with it and you're

34:34

an addict. Pull them together man and they

34:36

always want to win it back and then

34:38

say i'm going to win it back and

34:41

stopped over the everyone approximately how many better

34:43

day was it the didn't bring it on.

34:45

The buses and is always least nineteen thousand

34:47

the the in a magazine better Day wasn't

34:49

nineteen thousand and three years old This for

34:51

years of the thousand days my to source

34:53

elite and twenty bucks a day range from

34:55

ten dollars on the cell. Turnover him on

34:57

for oh Tony oh ask you something. I've

35:00

talked about this with you like Mark

35:02

Brand and I probably talk about I

35:04

things I've learned to love you. Everyone

35:06

I talked about ghosts ah know about

35:08

that I tell you that sounds really

35:10

worth. I've not seen any commentators suggests

35:12

that are Tiny has done anything wrong.

35:14

Know my dog on it, said a

35:16

word and want to bite the hand

35:18

that feeds them. Quite the opposite. They

35:20

seem to have an answer for every

35:22

questions. What? Are they have an

35:25

answer? but it's not a very good answer.

35:27

I mean that this story I read the

35:29

other day about how are we change the

35:31

settings and the council he'd he never miss

35:33

the money because the settings where crazy cause

35:35

you never miss the money. If your settings

35:37

which I know you want what is the

35:39

F B I invested with the cover it

35:41

up or that no other includes major league

35:43

baseball What? Ibiza? me rather not done. Maybe

35:46

this is the easy one to deal. Supposedly

35:48

he's working on some serve a plea bargain

35:50

to read to give what he viewed, the

35:52

acknowledges wrongdoing and get a wider sense. It

35:54

is the ultimate a ballgame so know it. Is

35:57

his agent or the of. afraid it

35:59

was really nice No one on the national stage

36:01

is going to say, you know, I sure have

36:03

a few questions about this. I

36:05

haven't heard anyone asking the questions I hear everyone

36:08

asking in my group that I talk about. We

36:10

don't have the information. There's

36:12

nothing that we can see. Since when do people

36:14

stop asking questions? I don't mean to. Just

36:17

because it's Zotani. Overall to get

36:19

16 million dollars from an

36:21

individual, not an entity, an individual. That's

36:24

insane. A lot of money. A

36:26

lot of money. Did you say so? I'm

36:28

not saying gambling. At least somebody's happy. Dave

36:31

Portnoy, did you read Dave Portnoy? Yeah, he

36:33

won a lot of money on that Connecticut

36:35

game, Futures, about it. The

36:37

other thing about gambling is everybody now is coming

36:39

out like Angel Reese said she's been getting death

36:42

threats for the last year. Gabby

36:44

Marshall deleted her social media account

36:46

after she drew that foul against

36:48

Yukon and everybody's ripping on her. Now

36:50

are these people really getting death threats? How

36:53

about this one? Real death threats. The Purdue

36:55

in their opening game beat Grambling, I think

36:57

78 to 60. I

36:59

don't know what the spread was, but

37:02

the sub Carson Barrett

37:04

had a three-pointer at the end that

37:06

affected the outcome. He got DM'd minutes later

37:08

where somebody told him to slit your throat.

37:10

I hope you kill yourself for taking that

37:13

three. So this is what he's

37:15

got to push League. It was you. Because

37:19

prop bets have got nothing to do with the

37:21

outcome of the game. They're individuals. But

37:24

that guy could have just bet the spread. You're

37:26

taking a three in a game with that many

37:28

point difference? It's a little hot dog to say

37:30

the least. I had a DM'd impact thought of it.

37:32

It happens all the time. You could have just said

37:34

hot dog. Push League. Where

37:37

a football team can win the bet for you

37:39

if they kick a field goal. They're on the

37:41

20-yard line, but they just take a knee because

37:43

they don't need it. You can just kick the

37:45

field goal. It's fun. Why gambling

37:47

is so... Fun. So...

37:50

Fun. Fun. It's

37:52

de-inducing. Yeah. Anyway. So

37:57

I got back from Florida. Let's see. March

37:59

31st. turn on the ticket, I haven't

38:01

listened to the ticket in three months, what

38:03

do I hear? A fucking

38:05

mock draft. Oh no! Are

38:08

you guys serious? There's two weeks to

38:10

go, well if we trade this for that and they trade

38:12

this to him and they- That's the first part of a

38:15

mock draft, this is when someone comes up with a fucking

38:17

trade. I know, it's ridiculous. It's

38:19

ridiculous. I

38:22

don't know how those guys don't go insane

38:24

reading these mock drafts, I would think they'd

38:27

lose their fucking mind. It's called filling air

38:29

time I guess. I guess it works though,

38:31

I mean remember Mazz last year said they

38:33

were just killing it through the pre-draft

38:35

period, there was so much interest in it

38:37

and their chat was just flying and flying

38:39

and flying. Well I have to check and

38:41

see if it's flying this year, it probably is because the lines are

38:43

even bigger than ever. That's the free press

38:46

gets their most hits right now off of

38:48

that stuff, that and the Tigers but way

38:50

more line stuff. Eli, did you see the

38:52

commentary in the free press about how, let's

38:55

see, Carlos Monarez says Jared Goff,

38:57

Brad Holmes appear to be creating

38:59

a grievance culture within the Detroit

39:01

Lions since- Because

39:04

Jared Goff complained about

39:07

negative coverage and Brad Holmes complained earlier

39:09

and that's just too common. Wait a

39:11

minute, this town loves the Lions. That's

39:13

kind of what I thought. Negative

39:17

coverage, are you kidding me?

39:19

Culture, yeah about media coverage.

39:21

They get your, I think your antenna's a little- I

39:23

thought it was a little dramatic. Very

39:26

very dramatic and the

39:28

media will always take, I'm not

39:30

going to say they always take the other side, I'm

39:33

not going to say that. Well there was a lot

39:35

of ripping on the fourth down calls in the 49er

39:37

game, some people were really over analysis. I would not

39:39

let it go either. Everybody's

39:42

a better coach, everybody's an armchair quarterback, everybody knows

39:44

better than the real coach. But

39:46

they are saying, now speaking of mock

39:49

dreads, J.J. McCarthy is

39:52

picked anywhere from fourth now to 56th

39:54

depending on which mock draft you look

39:56

at. I Heard somebody

39:58

say he's going fourth, no question. in our

40:00

lives with his ticket Thursday for typed typewritten

40:03

this is a twins those are the Vikings

40:05

were going to for the fourth pick to

40:07

get to pick the shorter The Vikings are

40:09

traded to second rounders to Houston to move

40:12

up in the for and get two first

40:14

rounders the at eleven and twenty three than

40:16

type or says so us. They're going to

40:18

package those two to keeps our our to

40:21

get down the number for which would be.

40:24

Arizona and five would be the

40:26

Chargers. And and and trade

40:28

down to get Mccarthy then but that the

40:31

first four players in the draft will

40:33

be quarterbacks has a medicine. we possibly

40:35

this is going to be the biggest quarterback

40:37

draft in I don't know how long

40:39

have forever. Something funny how many first on

40:41

quarterbacks what the first for their say

40:43

and now but after that a sufficient my

40:46

says seven are the first eighteen or

40:48

something crazy like that for the other

40:50

ones would be since and great now but.

40:54

So is this is so us as

40:56

what's what's also interesting. Michigan saying are

40:58

by did last year that they may

41:00

have twenty players in the draft which

41:02

would break the record of his team.

41:04

That. Georgia had but to me the

41:06

only the story that's the story only

41:08

Big Ten story that that is overwhelming

41:11

to me as well. I'll state has

41:13

done. Did you see since they sign

41:15

Chip Kelly to be their offensive coordinator?

41:17

Their assistant coaches. Salaries.

41:19

Are eleven point four million for

41:22

next year or the pool at

41:24

that? Have to Ryan day. So

41:26

twenty million dollars. They are

41:29

paying football coaches. At Ohio

41:31

State. So Levin Military? What do you allow?

41:33

Nine assists and coaches are there? Are they

41:35

calling analysts and all that? I don't know.

41:37

I can have a million a year that's

41:39

created. Say if they pay the players, that

41:41

would not be the case. Know

41:43

there would have as much money left over know

41:45

rather than just find more I guess. But yeah,

41:48

it probably would. They they tell you how poor

41:50

they are. That's all they do. And oh by

41:52

the way, did you guys attend the A Circle

41:54

of Trophies thing? A diversion Michigan The next day?

41:56

They charge you a hundred twenty five dollars to

41:59

be among the trophy. Now and will you

42:01

to see the al good field of sims. Online

42:04

as it will be so it would ever and

42:06

ever one hundred twenty five bucks you on how

42:08

it always be the eat and as as the

42:10

Bob and Roberta Kaplan similar for some as it

42:12

was your have a trophies and every to put

42:15

three family names are twenty five or older was

42:17

a trophy May mother of a trophy that I've

42:19

never even heard of. With Nebraska. To.

42:21

Steal the idea. I did know what else

42:23

was there for the Browns are you guys

42:26

party without and twenty five dollars to attend

42:28

movies and wholesalers. They said tickets will belfast

42:30

and helps the and I l. Sultan.

42:34

So do you suck that much money

42:36

out of? It's amazing. Our job is

42:38

off. To grow.

42:41

Pretty cool would you believe another ago? However,

42:43

business and up and we're all of you

42:45

people want to be a part of something.

42:47

They're desperate. First, they're desperate. Take a pursuers

42:49

is hop l Come on this ridiculous spree.

42:51

Cool. All teams do. That's a pretty tempting

42:53

to take isn't that? I don't think all

42:55

teams duel know it's a lot of hundred.

42:57

Library bug was a donors get to see

43:00

the workout room as he gets a good

43:02

are ruined sick if you plan to. Give

43:04

me yours. call those guys Greens lies, assess

43:06

assess that was a dozen was around you

43:09

as they want to look, it's you, they

43:11

want to touch you, the want to shake

43:13

your hand of what they charge people to

43:15

go to the celebration. a Chrysler hold in

43:17

Asia right was also for and I'll say

43:19

the spring games free though I slice for

43:21

what why would that be Free items are

43:23

generally I don't know. I'm surprised it are

43:26

as as far as the same the players

43:28

get more. Ohio. State had

43:30

four five guys that would have gone

43:32

parole. That's. A Quote. Resigned.

43:35

with and i owe money like they got

43:38

henderson to come back with the got a

43:40

job though the running backs everyone he was

43:42

telling back and say guys they got their

43:44

son or or similar amicus at a book

43:46

as coming back the corner of the quarterback

43:48

denzel burqas coming back to got these guys

43:50

to come back when those are still more

43:53

than they paid big that starters they also

43:55

paid big money in the portal they get

43:57

the quarterbacks in kansas state quarterback from kansas

43:59

is of starter will howard's idea starter is

44:01

it good i was watching some of the

44:03

spring game on fox tv jason benetti was

44:06

doing the play by play by the way

44:08

on saturday which is kind of weird also

44:10

a mister tigers game uh... to use in

44:12

the spirit of the radio in in uh...

44:14

urban mire he was doing

44:16

a spring game on the tigers you know

44:18

how to see spring game was on fox

44:21

and then you know week michigan spring game

44:23

will be on fox at new york and

44:25

truck in lane block block or sport is

44:27

michigan state football and not pistons and pamela

44:30

regular season games yeah i can see

44:32

that my last thing to explain it and

44:34

i'll do you what happened at university of

44:36

cincinnati when people were really

44:38

mad or they gave a graduation degrees to

44:40

travis kelsey into his brother yet to jason

44:43

and travis with jason strank a beer and

44:45

people were living about graduation did you do

44:47

in their podcast university cincinnati and they surprised

44:49

them with caps and gowns and they had

44:52

a graduation summer because they never picked up

44:54

their degrees but they did they did get

44:56

the greenville you could get rid of the

44:59

guests i guess so i think jason completed

45:01

his last summer sir or no

45:03

i travis did jason actually did graduate ravis down

45:05

to beer in his cap and gowns were a

45:07

little bit of a car that's terrible but the

45:09

reason i'm bringing up it was an n i

45:11

l event what do you think the cheapest ticket

45:13

to that event was university

45:15

cincinnati just to see kelsey brothers

45:18

do their podcast who god with what let me

45:20

guess fifty bucks hundred bucks uh... she i think

45:22

it was a sold out it was but

45:26

you still uh... still going out with taylor swift we

45:28

have a regular hot and heavy a

45:30

cool that's

45:32

the long and that most people would approve and

45:35

my last thing is i think

45:37

it and wouldn't knock out

45:39

iverson that much but i did believe that

45:41

i think that you're my life and that

45:43

was just astounding in every

45:46

way it is

45:48

remarkable and there is a good never see

45:50

anything like it but uh... he gets a

45:52

c gets a sculpture friday

45:54

and of course they put it where the

45:56

practice facility is in the whole practice thing

45:58

his sculpture yeah was It's a

46:00

statue. It's got a statue. Where?

46:03

Philadelphia? Yeah, yeah. Not

46:05

a year. Along with Barkley, Dr.

46:07

J, Mo Cheeks, and Will Chamberlain.

46:11

He was a great player. I know

46:13

this is hard for people to understand, but

46:17

when I coached my little girls in

46:19

softball and basketball, they

46:21

knew more what it was to be a teammate than

46:24

Alan Iverson, that he did not understand

46:27

what being part of a team was. It was

46:29

I am the star. So

46:32

practice, like this big joke, well the reason

46:34

you practice is to interact with your team

46:37

mates and develop plays together. But the

46:39

only play the Sixers had was Alan

46:41

takes it until he doesn't want it

46:43

anymore. We're talking about practice. He

46:46

was pretty fucking good. There

46:49

were 26 points a game for his career. Some

46:53

crummy years at the end. That's pretty crummy years at

46:55

the end. He said, I suppose being

46:57

a franchise player and we're in here talking about

46:59

practice. In fact, he said, he

47:02

said me and coach, meaning Larry Brown was

47:04

the only guy that came close to winning

47:06

with him because he realized I can't try

47:08

and change the guy. I got to let

47:11

him be who he is and make the

47:13

team around him understand. So he said me

47:15

and coach didn't see eye to eye

47:17

on things, but he wanted the same thing I wanted

47:19

out of my career and our team goals. Once

47:21

I brought into that, meeting team goals, that's

47:24

what turned me into an MVP player. So

47:27

in other words, when he finally realized that maybe

47:29

there's part of a team, anyway Iverson

47:32

is just ridiculous, but he was a close

47:34

player and kids would come

47:36

from all over the world to see

47:39

him. We had make a wish kids flying

47:41

in from Taiwan to spend a

47:43

minute with Alan Iverson. He was by

47:46

far the biggest, he was a bigger star for the

47:48

U.S. kids. No

47:50

he didn't know how to talk to them. It was

47:52

always about him. I would

47:54

say, hey, he's dying of cancer.

47:56

Tell him you're going to think about him when

47:58

you make your first basket. And

48:01

you know what he'd say to him? I'm really, really

48:03

pleased he came here to see me. This is really

48:05

nice. And the

48:07

best part was after he gambled

48:10

away the $21.6 million his last

48:12

year, he couldn't afford

48:15

to pay his wife alimony for the five

48:17

kids he never saw the next spring. But

48:20

other than that, he was very exciting to him

48:22

around. He

48:26

loved him, he was a buzz, people

48:28

buzzed everywhere he went. But

48:31

he didn't understand that he

48:33

was getting older and he couldn't play anymore,

48:35

so he didn't work out. He

48:37

was not going to pay me this every year for the rest

48:39

of my life. He was an alcoholic, a

48:41

gambling addict, and a mess.

48:43

It was a mess. It was basically like

48:45

when he got here, he was a total

48:47

mess. He was out of

48:49

shape, and he didn't understand

48:51

where his career was. The next year after

48:54

they got rid of Iverson, Tracy

48:56

McGrady came in and did an interview with Tracy McGrady, who

48:58

was in the Hall of Fame, I think now also. And

49:02

he was the same age, 34, but he

49:04

understood. And after an interview, I said, you

49:06

know, we had Iverson here last year. He

49:08

had no idea where he was in his

49:10

career. He didn't realize he was at the

49:12

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49:17

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would very very of

54:03

a misguide I tell you my brother

54:05

send me a link on Friday

54:08

night that says OJ confesses on

54:10

deathbed San Francisco Chronicle yeah a lot of people

54:12

think the same message in the bone and that

54:14

do so I click on it is just like

54:16

a the problem with the

54:18

other way daughters of daddy daughter dance

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at school and so is it

54:22

on my phone my brother's which go well you can

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first rain on it and it was just I'll

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at what is that really his penis yeah

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very would yeah I'm never seen

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action before he's got a big

54:36

down well bigger than juju shuster yeah I thought

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you'd use your eye I mean for one is

54:41

that a guy on Snapchat I thought you have

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a bigger dick he was also

54:45

very flat a child and then out yeah

54:47

weird the country which is picture me bubbling

54:49

my phone to close the browser daddy

54:51

daughter on my screen okay

54:55

there's some mobster

54:57

who says that the mob was hired

54:59

by OJ to kill Nicole and

55:02

OJ was there making sure that the job

55:04

right so he have to stab them to

55:06

death but they killed her and run golden the

55:08

the mob or do you do it all wrong

55:11

do I get through what I put the door up you

55:14

know I do it because he was there the

55:16

mob doesn't commit crimes of passion for people they

55:18

don't they don't stab them 70 times they

55:22

were also typically don't stab by

55:25

the way the uh... now the name I

55:27

saw coming up a lot with Jill Shively

55:30

Jill Shively was the woman who OJ leaving

55:32

the scene and took his plate down because

55:34

he screamed at her to get out of

55:36

the fucking road and sold her story to

55:38

hard copy yes for five thousand dollars and

55:40

so they wouldn't put her on the stand

55:42

because they knew Cochran was a I should

55:44

just tell him tabloid stories for cash honestly

55:47

both in the room she could see that

55:49

the police had it the police had the

55:51

call and the license plate number she gave

55:53

them so who cares if she sold her

55:55

story to hard copy they were

55:58

so convinced there was

56:00

no way he could be found not guilty

56:03

that uh... they just said we don't need that witness she's

56:06

compromised anyway and you know who are the

56:08

only person charging that murder and it being

56:11

the only person all

56:13

uh... it's gotta be for a very much for a

56:16

month per jury the

56:18

perjure so hard to uh... prove now

56:21

when they really want to get you write everything down i

56:25

was a lot of other stuff on oj to

56:27

edit did you realize how i knew he had

56:29

cancer to the central twitter world that he had

56:31

cancer but did you know how absolutely

56:33

terrible who was at the end uh...

56:35

i'd i saw him uh... denying

56:38

that anything was really was going to

56:40

host about going to hospital you

56:43

would have been what you know jay light he

56:46

uh... was has been in and out of the

56:48

hospital for less six months like crazy i guess

56:50

got pneumonia was really gone so it's

56:52

not really painful death actual

56:57

x-men you

57:00

talk about hot within a list

57:03

no i i really said you're a good guy

57:05

but i don't know who put that out there

57:07

but you don't put that out there i guess

57:10

like the bottle capable of the

57:12

media uh... it is

57:14

a lot of other friends for

57:16

the school board here in los vegas all

57:19

of what the most of the most of

57:21

the moment i have this better rise and

57:23

even what with the focus is

57:25

super bowl party i wonder no k mention

57:27

nobody's like only a few with that group

57:29

that bruce fermung the guy that he robbed

57:32

all the stuff from which is then with

57:34

the part of his guys not apart of

57:36

the world in our part of

57:38

the week he was all going crazy after

57:40

died as norman also he has broken his

57:42

he said stuff christian

57:44

you know i'm really starting to

57:46

feel like we should not i should i shouldn't

57:48

talk about the media anymore i feel like it's

57:50

just a it's just a broken

57:53

record or can be a crunch to over uh...

57:56

it's not a question it's like i'm

57:58

just continually softball for you is by

58:02

well we have for jews of course you have

58:04

the media was so mean to him all my

58:06

god me was so terrible and to actually suggest

58:08

that he murdered two people that he murdered the

58:11

kisses ask for ever another

58:14

guy start murdering people there was no problem

58:16

with the media million report on his uh...

58:18

did nine one calls there is not eighty

58:20

nine arrests he's got the only only the

58:22

globe in the choir right to a ways

58:24

have that stuff where on the front page

58:27

uh... where was always right his longtime attorney

58:30

malcolm lbernd didn't see this guy all you

58:32

had a the school to get me fucking

58:34

money why lucky you why would you come

58:36

out see that so that's so stupid and

58:39

asshole but you know what that's what oj

58:41

would say oj actually hated the goldman the

58:43

goldman here well i was

58:45

one money that's all in fred goldman just

58:47

want money who who who haha murdered fucking

58:51

asshole actually you are if you would not

58:53

murder his son you would never say that

58:55

i think i think they would have rather

58:58

i've had justice in the criminal trial then

59:00

have to go to the civil trial of

59:02

course no they spent tons of money getting

59:05

him convicted but um... places

59:07

he keep breaking science to okay

59:10

spoke yeah he was on that tmz and he

59:12

was ripping oj a new one did he say

59:14

that he wasn't that loud when she was sucking

59:16

his dick with the kids in the house a

59:19

blue is not as loud as oj by any means

59:21

you did not ask him that question but he was

59:23

glad that he's gone from this earth i think that

59:25

was one of the quotes and i

59:27

he's really sad because he missed out on three decades

59:29

worth of friendship and time for the call and

59:32

and other and that is anyway i i

59:35

swear the media just gets more and more

59:37

embarrassing pathetic it's just one big fat narrative

59:39

in a certain part of the media and

59:41

a lot of the media emphasize

59:43

this the emphasize that ignore this

59:46

obsess over that never acknowledge being

59:48

dead wrong i thought the

59:50

senior business editor from npr you know i was

59:52

a pretty bold opinion

59:55

piece that he wrote uh... i mean

59:57

he was literally embarrassed to be at

59:59

npr after 25 years and he just wanted

1:00:01

to say, I just want people to

1:00:03

know it wasn't always like this. We

1:00:06

did not get these kind of poll numbers

1:00:09

with people on the right. People on

1:00:11

the right used to trust us to a large degree. People

1:00:13

in the middle trusted us. And we

1:00:15

did not have all 87 editors

1:00:17

as registered

1:00:20

Democrats. We had people who were on

1:00:22

the right working for NPR. But

1:00:24

now, after all the things

1:00:27

he talked about that were so wrong at

1:00:29

NPR, he said, and by

1:00:31

the way, our editors, 87 of

1:00:34

them are all, every single one of them

1:00:36

is a registered Democrat. That's crazy.

1:00:39

And then he wanted to talk to the publisher about

1:00:42

it and the publisher said, oh yeah, of course, and

1:00:44

he just blew them off, basically. So

1:00:47

anyway, even after the

1:00:49

NPR story, how could the media

1:00:51

fuck up O.J. Simpson's death? That's fucking

1:00:53

amazing to me. Not to

1:00:55

mention, probably even more disturbing

1:00:58

is the Dexter Reed

1:01:00

case in Chicago shot 96 times

1:01:03

in 41 seconds. That's the headline. That's all you'll

1:01:06

read about. Guess what they

1:01:08

didn't tell you that frequently deep in the

1:01:10

story, almost as a footnote, Dexter

1:01:12

Reed in a routine stop refused to roll

1:01:14

down his window. He shot at them, right?

1:01:17

Yeah. He was on probation, had been

1:01:19

busted in a gun charge while on probation. He

1:01:21

had a shoplifting charge too. He

1:01:23

knew he was going to prison over

1:01:25

this being pulled over. He knew because

1:01:27

he had already skirted his probation. So

1:01:30

don't roll down the window. He won't roll down the

1:01:32

window. Police gather. They're trying to

1:01:35

get him out of the car. He shoots

1:01:37

and hits an officer. By the way, most accounts

1:01:39

do not even mention the officer's name or his

1:01:41

condition. They just say that

1:01:44

he shot. They don't mention that he emptied his clip. He

1:01:46

shot 11 times. And

1:01:48

yeah, he was shot 96 times, but

1:01:51

they also don't mention that that

1:01:53

was by black and black female

1:01:55

cops primarily. They don't mention

1:01:57

that because they want you to know. They want you to think this is

1:02:00

another racist cop thing the

1:02:02

america kado brandon johnson as a father

1:02:05

raising to black boys and devastated seen

1:02:07

other black man loses life in an

1:02:09

interaction with police well he's trying to

1:02:11

just that yet those fucking white cops

1:02:13

did it again no he

1:02:16

shot at the police helping brandon johnson

1:02:18

not support his fucking police as

1:02:21

far as the ninety six shots in forty one

1:02:23

seconds that's what they're supposed to do when someone

1:02:25

shoots at them or threaten their life they're supposed

1:02:27

to eliminate the threat and that's never changed even

1:02:30

after george floyd after all the talk and all

1:02:32

the complaining was never changed it

1:02:34

was never even really been brought up the matter is

1:02:36

nine i think people just like complaining about this

1:02:38

i don't think they liked it they want to fix

1:02:41

it because if you want to fix it you

1:02:43

would it emphasize complying with the

1:02:45

police that would be all we talk about

1:02:48

comply always comply always comply and live to

1:02:50

talk about but no we never talk about

1:02:52

that it's always just what the

1:02:54

stupid cops did which in this place is shoot

1:02:57

a guy who shot at them first and

1:02:59

they use this high school yearbook picture this week

1:03:02

looking picture of him that is mug shot or

1:03:04

anything like that of course for dexterity

1:03:07

and they interview the mother who passes out he

1:03:09

was just going for a ride he was just

1:03:11

going for a ride and then he shot at the police

1:03:14

i mean really mom then she fainted

1:03:17

on camera which made for another great story

1:03:20

and it was just the chicago papers the

1:03:22

new york buck in times also didn't mention

1:03:24

his previous arrests uh... use

1:03:26

the sweet high school picture didn't mention the

1:03:28

eleven shots they did mention that

1:03:31

the police said he shot first uh...

1:03:33

a p not terribly good

1:03:35

either ninety six shots raised serious questions

1:03:38

about the use of force procedure

1:03:41

is to eliminate the threat again it's

1:03:43

not that's not going to change they're

1:03:46

going to be way too many shots time and time

1:03:48

again until that is changed it's

1:03:51

not the police doing anything wrong it's at the the

1:03:54

the way they're told to respond is wrong but

1:03:57

i never hear anyone even talking about they just act like

1:03:59

the police you shoot too many times every time.

1:04:02

Then there's O.J. Simpson. I thought on

1:04:05

CBS, CBS Morning Good Morning America,

1:04:07

actually handled it really well because they pointed out

1:04:09

all those things that you said those print ones

1:04:11

did not point out because they showed

1:04:13

the officer that was shot. They showed the officers

1:04:16

that were involved in the shooting and you could tell

1:04:18

what their ethnicity was. So, and

1:04:20

they mentioned they had an expert on it said

1:04:22

the police are supposed to eliminate the

1:04:24

threat. So, but this story, you

1:04:27

know, while this guy was shot and killed,

1:04:29

I mean, when a white guy is shot

1:04:32

and killed by the police, it's never a

1:04:34

story. It's not a story, especially

1:04:36

if the white guy shoots first. They don't give

1:04:38

a fuck. Nobody cares. But

1:04:40

in this case, it's a black guy killed by the

1:04:43

police. So immediately, Oh my God, we better bring this

1:04:45

one up. The O.J.

1:04:47

Simpson thing. How can you fuck up

1:04:49

the O.J. Simpson obit? Who fucked it

1:04:51

up? The New York Times among others.

1:04:54

They went through O.J.'s amazing accomplishments on

1:04:56

the field. I thought they gave him

1:04:58

a lot of time to then said

1:05:00

he ran to football fame on the

1:05:02

field and made a fortune in movies

1:05:04

and broadcasting. But his world was ruined

1:05:06

after he was charged with killing his

1:05:09

former wife and her friend. Yeah,

1:05:11

you do it. They got so

1:05:13

much shit about that that they

1:05:16

changed it to his trial for the

1:05:18

murder of his wife and her friend

1:05:20

became an inflection point on race in

1:05:22

America. So they just can't bear to

1:05:24

suggest that somehow he brought

1:05:26

this on himself. It's

1:05:29

O.J. Simpson. Come on. What the fuck is

1:05:31

wrong with you? Court found him innocent man.

1:05:34

The infamous case, which held up a

1:05:36

cracked mirror to black and white America,

1:05:39

cleared Mr. Simpson, but ruined his

1:05:41

world. What the fuck are

1:05:43

you talking about? Ruined His own world. Are You

1:05:45

out of your fucking mind? I mean, a black

1:05:47

man. He's acquitted, but I wish it was followed

1:05:49

up with the results of the civil trial. They

1:05:51

Did eventually get to the civil trial, but they

1:05:54

had these original statements up there, which they changed

1:05:56

later on. They Didn't make them much better either,

1:05:58

in my opinion. A

1:06:00

black man who regularly battered his white

1:06:02

wife just like he better his first

1:06:05

wife by the way, lost his shit

1:06:07

and committed a hideous, brutal crime of

1:06:09

passion. Stabbing is slashing is why Vamos

1:06:11

be setting her and doing birch of

1:06:13

the same thing. Ron Goldman, How could

1:06:15

you try to frame this in some

1:06:17

weird thing about race? It had nothing

1:06:19

to do. The crime had nothing to

1:06:22

do with race. The crime. Unless

1:06:24

you know what. The response to what I

1:06:27

guess was the argument but that's not really

1:06:29

about that's not really his. Oh bet that.

1:06:31

Oh my gosh, I was talking about race

1:06:33

relations or bit of begins and ends with

1:06:36

he murdered his wife and waiter. He ruined

1:06:38

his life. Murdering people say it. Why is

1:06:40

it so hard to say that watches the

1:06:42

New York Something To a kid who was

1:06:45

acquitted of the was like going to quit

1:06:47

as functional. That is. Why do I is

1:06:49

their audience? By the way, their audience was

1:06:51

livid with them over this. Oh but it

1:06:53

wasn't his other people. Everyone thought it

1:06:56

was stupid or this line also

1:06:58

was changed. The jury and the

1:07:00

murder trial cleared him. But the

1:07:02

case which itself as a cracked

1:07:04

mirror to or a cracked mere

1:07:06

to black and white America change

1:07:08

the trajectory of his life. They

1:07:10

changed the to I'm with see

1:07:13

that she's to. It

1:07:18

became. Apparent and at the

1:07:20

camera down the choose your wasn't that different.

1:07:22

the during were from certain ones. can switch

1:07:24

at home. And

1:07:26

this is fucking pathetic. They just

1:07:28

can't admit he ruined his own life. I don't

1:07:30

know why. why is it so hard? Why did

1:07:33

they would? They even want to frame O J.

1:07:35

Simpson a positive light. see

1:07:37

what he was not a victim of racism

1:07:40

by the way his lawyers used racism how

1:07:42

fake racism to get a black man a

1:07:44

famous wealthy priebus be love black man off

1:07:46

two murders of white people or what's the

1:07:48

famous quote i'm not black m o j

1:07:50

not black i'm okay but remember they put

1:07:52

up the they took down all his pictures

1:07:54

with white people in his house and put

1:07:57

up pictures of civil rights cases and things

1:07:59

like that They fucking played

1:08:01

with people's minds. It

1:08:04

was ridiculous. And also they

1:08:06

don't mention that there were ten black jurors in

1:08:08

the case, although they mention that in the civil

1:08:10

case there were, I think

1:08:12

they said, ten white jurors. There were no black

1:08:14

jurors in that case, which they thought that was

1:08:16

important to mention, is if these

1:08:19

white jurors just found him guilty when

1:08:21

he was fucking guilty. He got- It was

1:08:23

also the venue, right? Wasn't it a totally different- Yeah,

1:08:25

it was a different venue. And

1:08:28

by the way, both sides get the picture. Yeah.

1:08:33

But the prosecution was so arrogant, they

1:08:36

agreed with it being moved to the area it

1:08:38

was moved to, which was a big mistake. They

1:08:42

also, in the obituary, in

1:08:44

the other time, said it became apparent the police

1:08:46

inquiry had been flawed, and

1:08:48

they go on about the DNA. The DNA,

1:08:52

they had 1,200 slides. They contested 60 slides

1:08:54

out of 1,200. Now,

1:09:00

the prosecution did not agree that these were

1:09:02

stored improperly. They insisted they were. Barry Scheck

1:09:05

was a- they had the dream team. They

1:09:07

had these great fucking learners, and Barry Scheck

1:09:09

was fantastic. But he only

1:09:11

questioned 60 slides out of 1,200. So,

1:09:16

you know, honestly, I

1:09:18

didn't think the police did that bad a job. They

1:09:21

found the glove. They found both

1:09:23

gloves. They saw the blood on his car.

1:09:25

They collected the blood from it. How

1:09:27

could you go to that mercy? They got

1:09:30

the Bruno Mali footprint. That was the only

1:09:32

footprint of the murder scene. He had Bruno

1:09:34

Mali's. They didn't- Maglies. Maglies,

1:09:37

as O.J. said, you have to pretend that he

1:09:39

didn't know what they were. If I were your

1:09:41

Bruno Mali, I wouldn't stand for it. There were

1:09:43

290 pairs of Bruno Mali's in that size in

1:09:45

the United States of America, and he had purchased

1:09:47

one of them. He denied it. He

1:09:51

denied buying them, and then we find six

1:09:53

months after the trial the picture of him

1:09:55

in the fucking Bruno Mali. He lied. He

1:09:58

lied. His attorneys lied. I just

1:10:00

couldn't believe it. What

1:10:06

the fuck is wrong with the New York Times?

1:10:08

How stupid? Why would

1:10:10

they want to make, they want to

1:10:12

plant a flag with O.J. Simpson? How

1:10:14

absolutely dumb. I'm upset that,

1:10:16

and actually, you know, the only

1:10:19

place that covered it was Inside

1:10:21

Edition. His other legal case down in

1:10:23

Florida where he had to take the stand where he had

1:10:25

to get all those great drops, he was like, you call

1:10:27

me an asshole. Call me an asshole. I'm

1:10:30

saying, I'm sorry, man. Everything looks a little big. How

1:10:32

can I cut somebody? I don't know traffic. I'm an

1:10:34

asshole. Remember that part where he said, you can't cut

1:10:36

somebody, I'm going to do no traffic? I

1:10:39

cut them off. He's like, yes, you can. You can

1:10:41

absolutely cut someone off if there's no traffic. You just

1:10:43

cut them off. If I cut you off, I apologize.

1:10:45

But what are you doing? You can't do this. I

1:10:47

got a couple of kids in this car. You can

1:10:50

cause an accident. A couple of kids in this car.

1:10:52

He always uses the fucking kids. He's

1:10:55

pretty smooth. He

1:10:59

fucking, he got off of that case. He

1:11:02

didn't do anything. He paid those lawyers

1:11:04

and then he skipped them. He didn't

1:11:06

even pay them in full. Those

1:11:09

lawyers were a dream team of attorneys. I'm talking

1:11:11

about the one down in Florida. He

1:11:13

conned that jury, tricked that jury, because he's

1:11:15

very friendly. I mean, he wasn't the naked

1:11:17

gun. I don't know

1:11:19

why those are my favorite memes when he died where this

1:11:21

is how OJ died memes. It

1:11:24

was the one where he's in the wheelchair

1:11:26

going down the steps in the first

1:11:28

naked gun. When Norberg died. Or

1:11:31

the other one where he walks into that little, I think

1:11:33

it was in the docks. Then they all just start shooting.

1:11:38

He keeps getting hurt. Oh, that's

1:11:40

so great. Norberg.

1:11:43

Now, you heard about this lady who claims

1:11:45

that she had an NDA. She worked at

1:11:47

USC. Have you heard this story? No, why

1:11:49

does she have an NDA? She

1:11:52

has an NDA because she was working at USC. One

1:11:54

day, I think it

1:11:56

was Shapiro and maybe Kardashian came

1:11:59

in. talk to her boss

1:12:01

here in it all you have a

1:12:03

full tweet yeah ideal to do in a real annoying

1:12:05

but i don't know so this is from an all

1:12:07

the time i believe that i'm dying to get your

1:12:09

opinion on true this is from on the colman a

1:12:11

on twitter she has twenty seven thousand followers i don't

1:12:14

know but she said that i've been waiting twenty nine

1:12:16

years to tell the story about oj in a day

1:12:18

that usc now that he's dead

1:12:20

may he burn in hell i have a story

1:12:22

that i find an nda for that's no longer

1:12:24

valid i was a junior at usc

1:12:26

working helping student center on

1:12:29

campus in nineteen ninety five i

1:12:31

was administrative assistant to the president of student

1:12:33

affairs that semester in the work study program in

1:12:36

early ninety five robert chappiro and robert kardashian

1:12:38

both usc alumni walked up to my desk

1:12:40

and said they had an appointment with my

1:12:42

boss i was studying to be a criminal

1:12:45

criminal defense lawyer with a dual major in

1:12:47

blubba bla the meeting lasted about thirty minutes

1:12:49

after they left i looked at my boss

1:12:51

like what the hell is that all about

1:12:54

he walked me outside and we sat by the old

1:12:56

sprawling big tree outside bla bla bla and

1:13:02

and then told me i had to sign an nda because i

1:13:04

could confirm oj's lawyers were there for a

1:13:06

meeting then he told me what the meeting

1:13:08

was about and here's where all

1:13:11

the dirt is before oj could congratulate

1:13:13

from usc the university paid off two

1:13:15

families of two blonde white girls that

1:13:17

he had dated and battered they

1:13:19

had both gone to the l-a-p-d to

1:13:22

report it one claimed he also sexually

1:13:24

assaulted her in their relationship school had

1:13:26

a vested interest in oj going far

1:13:28

in football in protected him at all

1:13:30

costs looking idiots oj had been in

1:13:32

custody for six months lawyers were in

1:13:34

discovery process for the trial and oj's friend

1:13:36

robert kardashian who knew oj from being a

1:13:38

student usc thought it would be best to

1:13:41

get those store to make sure those stories

1:13:43

never otherwise it she he wants to cheat

1:13:45

so large check was written given to my

1:13:48

boss and they left i'll never forget holding

1:13:50

that check now did you hear anything from

1:13:52

before now no that how much power money

1:13:54

enables after he was acquitted i change my

1:13:56

major blah blah blah but that's the that's

1:13:59

the story she had to close talking guys are

1:14:01

sick they wanted to win so bad they they

1:14:03

will do anything to bend the truth and they

1:14:06

made sure that the women that he battered and

1:14:08

how i can bullshit and we never know about

1:14:10

it how can that be within

1:14:13

the law how can that possibly be

1:14:15

within the law a man who is

1:14:17

on trial and they prevent they pay

1:14:19

off two witnesses to not speak they

1:14:22

pay up multiple witnesses apparently that's

1:14:25

gotta be illegal and

1:14:28

when you look into that is

1:14:30

anyone going to get it right i

1:14:32

don't know anything about that i've been reading everything about oj and

1:14:34

get my hands on yes

1:14:37

you know about that brand new the random tweet

1:14:39

from the nikolmen a you

1:14:42

know she's been

1:14:44

a pretty retreat as she has orton yeah

1:14:46

that one there looks like she's got it

1:14:48

that will do will be known google her

1:14:50

name will see who's writing about this that

1:14:53

post and i'm not going to her name pops

1:14:55

up with uh... boy

1:14:58

i don't think it's the real name all because

1:15:00

it comes up with the military officer from

1:15:02

france but i you

1:15:04

know i why was why would not come up because

1:15:06

people use a real name on twitter all the

1:15:08

time so

1:15:12

yeah there's only one story one of the pink

1:15:14

villa.com is pink bill oh yeah one of the

1:15:16

big media really

1:15:18

no one wants to write this story

1:15:21

are you kidding me i think you need to

1:15:23

verify it right before you run story on well

1:15:26

then i'm sure people are working on it re

1:15:29

are you really that sure that would think people would

1:15:31

be think the new york times working on a story

1:15:33

like that out it i'm

1:15:36

really curious when was this week brandon uh...

1:15:38

that week came out april

1:15:42

eleventh at seven thirty p m so right

1:15:44

april eleventh it's the fourteenth when you think

1:15:46

that someone would do a story on the

1:15:48

fact that she treated this and that we

1:15:51

are now digging into the details i

1:15:54

mean is it is it people are afraid

1:15:56

of clicks and she's responding to everybody who has questions

1:15:58

so i i don't know i don't I believe that

1:16:00

this person is just making this up. Read

1:16:02

the question she's being asked. Oh,

1:16:05

Jay didn't graduate. He only had enough

1:16:07

credits to stay blah blah blah. And

1:16:09

so she's basically answering – I don't

1:16:11

know. She's answering questions that people –

1:16:14

what am I missing about the cover-up? Just

1:16:16

read the questions and her answers. What an emotional

1:16:19

burden this must have been for you. It's extremely

1:16:21

– I'm picking the wrong

1:16:23

ones. Why

1:16:26

was the president of the Student Affairs handling

1:16:28

this cover-up transaction? She says that I

1:16:30

do not know. To me as a student, it

1:16:32

was Student Affairs. I had no clue how the

1:16:34

private institution like USC runs

1:16:36

itself, let alone handle something of

1:16:38

this magnitude internally. But

1:16:41

I do know they're capable of this type of thing because

1:16:43

they're private and they have

1:16:45

limitless money. Well, they're gynecologists.

1:16:47

Wasn't there a gynecologist that went up

1:16:49

using all those people and they just

1:16:51

let that go on and on and

1:16:53

on because God knows how to besmirch

1:16:55

the name of USC? It would

1:16:59

be easier too though if they were actual –

1:17:01

they're not a public university, right? Aren't they private?

1:17:03

It's just easier to find records.

1:17:08

I'm just – I feel like a most expensive university too.

1:17:10

I'm dying to know if this is true. Well

1:17:13

– Those pieces of shit though, Shapiro and Kardashian –

1:17:15

I mean I knew all those guys were pieces of

1:17:17

shit. Of course they're pieces. They knew he did it.

1:17:20

They know what that fucking DNA means. Yeah,

1:17:22

they were there when they saw the

1:17:24

failed lie detector test. Yeah, the minus

1:17:26

22, the lowest in the history of

1:17:28

that particular lie detector. I

1:17:33

was laughing when you were talking to Tom and Tom was like, how

1:17:35

do you think the NFL is going to handle it? At least if

1:17:37

they're going to celebrate it. But you know

1:17:39

what? The Pro Football Hall of Fame put their flag at

1:17:41

half-staff for OJ. Half-mast? You

1:17:44

got to be kidding me. Can you believe

1:17:47

that? Half-staff for that fuck? Yes.

1:17:49

Yeah, for a murderer. Is the

1:17:53

Pro Football Hall of Fame open today? The Bills did

1:17:55

nothing, so that's good to know. I would think they'd

1:17:57

be open today. Right? Why not? Yeah. Let's

1:18:00

call them. Let's call the pro football thing.

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Can you remind me to call them tomorrow? What are their

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hours? They save their hours on Monday? Open at 9 a.m.

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tomorrow. You fucking

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idiots. Honestly, I can't fucking

1:21:39

believe that. This

1:21:41

USC thing, I'm just pissed. I've

1:21:43

been pissy this week. Taxes,

1:21:46

lawyers, bullshit, flat tires.

1:21:48

That was almost the end of me.

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I almost expired. I'm

1:21:54

very proud of you. I can't believe you changed

1:21:56

the tires. Yeah, didn't you feel good when you

1:21:58

were finished, though? Didn't you go, hell yeah? I

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felt like I'd solved the first Rubik's Cube, honestly.

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I did. And you know, something funny

1:22:04

happened, I forgot. I

1:22:07

was driving home and I

1:22:09

come to a light and there's some guy dancing

1:22:11

like a madman, he's got a sign, he's not

1:22:13

even holding his sign. And I'm like,

1:22:15

oh, that guy's going to go to the car. And sure

1:22:17

enough, he comes up to the car and he's

1:22:20

dancing and he's like, yeah, roll out your

1:22:22

window. And I'm like, I just was like,

1:22:24

I don't have it, whatever you want, you know, I just was

1:22:26

not in a mood for fucking around this guy. It

1:22:29

was a penis-offening dance. So then

1:22:31

I moved up to the light because I wasn't all the

1:22:34

way up for some reason, probably because it was out

1:22:36

of my mind from fixing a tire. And

1:22:38

he comes up the window and he's yelling something

1:22:40

and I'm like, oh my God, this fucking guy.

1:22:43

And I realized that he's

1:22:45

yelling that something's dragging underneath

1:22:48

your car. Oh no. Yes.

1:22:51

It was the thing that holds your spare tire. So

1:22:55

I'm like, oh fuck, I should give him some money.

1:22:57

The light turned green and I... I'm trying to help

1:22:59

you. Dragged this thing another 200 yards and

1:23:01

had to get out and get the tool and spin it

1:23:03

so you bring the thing up to the top. Oh

1:23:06

my God. Did

1:23:09

you guys ever get flat tires? Yeah. I

1:23:11

just had one not that long ago, right in front of your

1:23:13

house. Did you change it? Yeah.

1:23:16

Brandon and I changed it together. No. It's

1:23:18

a good team building exercise. Definitely. Why don't you

1:23:20

invite me? Exactly. It's just a pain in the...

1:23:22

I didn't want to kill you. Did

1:23:26

you get a flat Brandon? I haven't had one in a while, knock

1:23:28

on wood. I'm due for one. Is

1:23:30

your tire also under your car? It

1:23:32

is, yeah. Did you know that? But I just

1:23:34

bought new tires and I realized my spare doesn't

1:23:36

match. Uh oh. So yeah. Can

1:23:39

someone please email me and tell me you had

1:23:41

as hard a time as I did or harder

1:23:43

or you refused to change the tire at all

1:23:45

when you realized what was involved? I would feel

1:23:47

much better if anyone else had that experience. Because

1:23:49

it was underneath. I just want to know I'm

1:23:51

not the lamest person in the world. Yeah, you

1:23:53

got it done though. I

1:23:55

know but I just I was so stunned when I

1:23:57

got the flat hair I was like wait I just

1:24:00

three years ago it was horrible uh...

1:24:02

because i thought i could call my weather

1:24:05

like i surely i can call somebody and

1:24:07

i called side and was out of work

1:24:09

the and uh... they have no

1:24:11

available and like matter i'll you know somebody

1:24:13

comment that uh... man i know it's tough

1:24:15

to find people for stuff like that these

1:24:18

he's not like that doesn't know somebody i'm

1:24:20

fucked triple-a to give triple i

1:24:22

didn't have triple-a then but i had to do

1:24:24

you think about signing up really quick haha

1:24:28

no no i didn't then but i did sign

1:24:30

up but but i had to apply a call

1:24:32

and they said it's going to be a

1:24:34

while all year and

1:24:37

it's just that area we don't have something

1:24:41

white or do you want to do you have the

1:24:43

the two flat tires you got yeah maul or do

1:24:46

you change tires yeah

1:24:49

completely so that's what i said check the dishes

1:24:52

are going to email me third

1:24:54

offense that was to flat tires right on the side of

1:24:56

the show but it was a good hour for the trucker

1:24:58

show up and i wanted

1:25:00

to know if you'd like in my day

1:25:02

it only took like ten minutes they'd show

1:25:04

up i was uh... long

1:25:08

time ago i don't know if you tell the story gone

1:25:11

too far the issue will get

1:25:13

it it was in the

1:25:15

uh... crystal meth sampling days uh...

1:25:19

when it was speed i was

1:25:21

calling call crystal left there was a crystal meth is what

1:25:23

he called it i think but it was like math that

1:25:26

by only did a smoke that a couple times with

1:25:28

them and i thought great by the way yeah as

1:25:32

for listening the oil scheme and getting so

1:25:35

much done by loveless noriels in the law

1:25:37

from but in

1:25:39

the world game or those probably eighty three

1:25:41

really good they were anymore is like six

1:25:43

matters away this is great or

1:25:46

so i was a little bit more good for

1:25:48

the light of the good i was completely enthralled

1:25:50

like john miller's the best play by play guy

1:25:53

ever please forget is good but

1:25:55

uh... anyway i was i

1:25:58

was intoxicated i was driving home

1:26:01

to Martinsville. I was probably 23,

1:26:04

driving company car and I

1:26:06

got a flat tire and and

1:26:08

this is when the little donut

1:26:10

tire just came into existence. I hate those.

1:26:13

Yeah, and I go to the back of

1:26:15

the car and I'm like What

1:26:18

the fuck is this? And

1:26:20

I put it on and I

1:26:22

drove and I'm like something feels terribly wrong

1:26:24

and I stopped the car and

1:26:27

I look back and I'm like, oh my

1:26:29

god, the donuts flat. Oh, I put

1:26:31

it on backwards And

1:26:34

it didn't rotate. I flattened it immediately

1:26:42

1 30 in the morning. Hi the kite. It's

1:26:44

pretty fucking drunk. Yes That's

1:26:46

great. See and you're fine. You

1:26:48

lived a very productive life I believe the flat was

1:26:51

all my fault too if I'm real correctly. I believe

1:26:53

I drove off the road And

1:26:55

stopped short of a ditch Well, you

1:26:58

think I didn't stop short of it. Left

1:27:01

some pretty big tracks on the

1:27:03

lawn too Because

1:27:06

I had to I was the

1:27:08

car was on a downward

1:27:11

plane when I got it to stop. Oh

1:27:14

Which I believe I was a passenger for

1:27:16

most of that ride off the road But

1:27:19

when I hit the guardrail I

1:27:22

no longer was a passenger and I just remember the radio

1:27:24

was really loud and I went

1:27:26

through the guardrail Nice

1:27:29

guardrest and guardrails fault. It's not doing

1:27:31

the job. It's a named after so

1:27:34

it didn't guard anything. So because Because

1:27:38

the tire was flat. It

1:27:40

was hard. I was like spinning my tires

1:27:42

getting it to back off the lawn Yeah,

1:27:44

so the next day because I didn't get

1:27:46

very far with the flattened Donut

1:27:50

I pulled off there was a road

1:27:52

right there and I pulled off quickly probably with

1:27:54

the tire not rotating Which is so fucking dumb.

1:27:57

But anyway, the next day I

1:27:59

was driving driving in that area and I was like, I

1:28:02

better, should I

1:28:05

stop by that guy's house and tell him I destroyed his

1:28:07

front lawn or not? Oh,

1:28:09

God no. And anyway, he'd show

1:28:11

up and go, oh my God, what happened here?

1:28:13

My boss, who was a great guy and was

1:28:15

totally sympathetic, he's like, ah, you young people, you

1:28:17

know, I'm just glad you didn't get hurt. And

1:28:19

it was a company car, but he was a

1:28:21

great guy. Bill Cross is his name. He

1:28:23

said, he was making calls with me

1:28:25

that afternoon, he's like, how about you and I

1:28:28

stop by there together? We'll get through this, don't

1:28:30

worry about it. I'm like, wow, okay. I felt

1:28:32

better about that, so we stopped by. Again, teamwork. We

1:28:34

stopped by there. He knocked on the door,

1:28:36

I was with him, and the guy answers and I go, ah,

1:28:40

yeah, last night, somebody

1:28:44

cut me off and drove me off the road. So

1:28:47

unfortunately- It was on Chase Simpson. If I

1:28:49

did it- Bronco cut me off. No,

1:28:51

I think I almost, in fact, no, I'm sure I

1:28:53

said somebody cut me off or something. I didn't tell

1:28:55

him. I was drunk and I fell asleep. So yeah,

1:28:58

somebody cut me off and I end up on your

1:29:00

lawn and I really tore it up and I'm really

1:29:02

sorry, I would like to take care of it for

1:29:04

you. And the guy goes, he

1:29:07

just goes, you know what? That's state

1:29:09

property there. It's not my property. Oh. He's

1:29:12

like, you have to contact the state. He's like, okay, we'll

1:29:14

take care of that immediately. Yeah,

1:29:16

right. And I don't think

1:29:18

the state was contacted. It's crazy. They

1:29:21

must have forgotten to call me back or something. Now,

1:29:24

if that happened today, there'd be five angles

1:29:26

of the video from- Oh, I know. Ring

1:29:29

cams and security cams and your

1:29:31

boss would have you fired. And then

1:29:34

Twitter would have your boss get you fired and

1:29:36

then the boss would be fired for

1:29:39

going back to the scene of the crime with

1:29:41

you. Well, I was trying to turn myself

1:29:43

in. Trying to turn myself

1:29:45

in. I told you about that time

1:29:47

my dad drove off a cliff. Did I ever tell you

1:29:50

that story? Oh, a cliff?

1:29:52

Cliff? I think a

1:29:54

cliff might be a little too high. But

1:29:56

he said he was changing the radio and apparently he

1:29:58

was leaning down way too far. are. And he

1:30:00

looked up and he goes, who's in Colorado

1:30:02

mountains or something? He was in southeastern Ohio

1:30:04

where he was a McDonald's supervisor. He could

1:30:06

get a little windy through the mountains there.

1:30:08

And he goes, I looked up and I

1:30:11

had to make a decision really quick and

1:30:13

to the right I saw a concrete barrier,

1:30:15

to the left I saw the guard rail

1:30:17

and straight ahead it looked like grass. It

1:30:20

was the tops of trees. He goes, zoop!

1:30:22

And a tree and landed. He

1:30:24

landed in the tree? He hit the tree and

1:30:27

then the car went down and landed. And man, he

1:30:29

said, you know, there's extensive damages and he couldn't get the

1:30:32

door open and he was freaking out. And the reason he

1:30:34

couldn't get the door was because it was locked. Which

1:30:37

is such a, my dad's story. It's so

1:30:40

my dad. Changing the radio, not paying attention.

1:30:42

Driving off because he thought the tree looked like grass and

1:30:44

then not being able to open the door because it was

1:30:47

locked. And life is so hard. I hope

1:30:50

people are composing emails. Oh,

1:30:53

you're, there's no way you're the only one that was

1:30:55

fooled by that. By where the spare

1:30:57

is. Well, I knew I'm

1:30:59

like, I just thought I'd have a spare. Is there something?

1:31:01

What am

1:31:05

I? I was just completely, I never dreamed it

1:31:07

was under the car. The only reason you would

1:31:09

know that is if you knew or had a

1:31:11

flat tire before and had to deal with it.

1:31:13

Cause they don't tell you. No, I'm sure my

1:31:15

friend Tom Asway told me. I'm sure

1:31:17

he did. Andrew shows you how to work the radio.

1:31:19

By the way, the spares underneath the car. Anyway, there's

1:31:22

no way he did. So

1:31:24

today the free press

1:31:26

had a story and they have some recordings and these

1:31:30

are selected portions of James

1:31:33

Crumley's phone calls when

1:31:35

he was in jail after his son

1:31:37

shot up Oxford High. And of course,

1:31:39

James Crumley and his wife or

1:31:41

ex-wife, I guess she's still his wife, isn't she?

1:31:45

That's a good question. Weren't they getting divorced? I

1:31:47

think they were. They've been convicted of,

1:31:50

is an involuntary manslaughter? The

1:31:52

charge? I think so. They keep track of their kids. They got

1:31:55

10 to 15 years. So anyway, that was just last week. And

1:31:57

then today for some reason, I don't know why they didn't put

1:31:59

these on the phone. out sooner but they just

1:32:01

came out and ran

1:32:04

thought they were worth a part of the sentencing

1:32:06

yeah yeah so these were the reason why they're

1:32:08

so short is these are the exhibits that were

1:32:10

in the courtroom so they

1:32:12

were playing specifically these cuts and you

1:32:14

can you can hear James where god

1:32:17

he's really got a big head about himself number one but

1:32:19

he's also kind of a little bitch yeah

1:32:22

we have to because the thing

1:32:24

is is that you know I feel like a

1:32:27

martyr you know what I mean because or matra

1:32:30

or whatever however you want to pronounce

1:32:33

it a martyr yeah

1:32:35

you know if

1:32:39

if if they allow

1:32:41

this stupid to

1:32:44

to do to us what

1:32:46

she's trying to do based

1:32:48

upon this care McDonald yeah

1:32:51

hey you know you

1:32:53

thought you know what I don't know who he's talking

1:32:55

to in in either of these because I'm the man

1:32:57

he's talking to a guy in the first one and

1:32:59

then what appears to be a woman in

1:33:02

the second one all right let's do the rest of

1:33:04

that one she

1:33:07

never did they they did they never

1:33:09

did any type of investigation before so

1:33:11

that's where that one and they'll abruptly

1:33:13

and then it picks up in the

1:33:15

next exhibit I'm brother yeah

1:33:17

so it's really it's really ridiculous I'm getting

1:33:19

you know I'm getting sick of it but

1:33:21

it's like I told you I mean I

1:33:23

mean we're just we're martyrs

1:33:26

you know without the whole dying aspect of it because

1:33:28

I don't know what better word to use so I

1:33:30

used the word martyr but

1:33:32

we're martyrs to to make sure that this

1:33:35

doesn't happen to anybody else in America again

1:33:37

to make sure that nobody

1:33:40

like a dumb stupid here in

1:33:42

McDonald you know

1:33:45

that ignorant this call will be terminated

1:33:47

in one minute obviously

1:33:50

you know uneducated ignorant

1:33:54

district attorney those are

1:33:56

all can do something like this to

1:33:58

somebody else ever again I mean It's

1:34:01

just ridiculous. So we're going to

1:34:03

fight the good battle for everybody

1:34:05

else. It's like, you know,

1:34:08

I feel like I joined the military and

1:34:10

I'm going to fight for my country. You

1:34:13

know, I kind of am fighting for everybody else. Yeah, you're

1:34:15

all about helping others. That's you, to a

1:34:17

T. You are the victim and you are doing

1:34:19

this for everyone else. What a great guy. No,

1:34:21

it's not like your kid shut up at school

1:34:24

because you were just the worst fucking parent ever.

1:34:27

Yeah. He feels like

1:34:29

he's got to fight this battle and

1:34:31

win this case because otherwise parents of

1:34:33

school shooters everywhere might be in danger.

1:34:36

Oh no. Nice ego. And

1:34:38

so it goes from there to a bunch

1:34:40

of just just bashing on Karen McDonald. He

1:34:42

really hates her. I

1:34:46

know your

1:34:48

ear faded. All

1:34:55

this could have been like, what an idiot.

1:34:58

It should have happened. I

1:35:00

know it shouldn't have happened. You

1:35:03

know, and they're trying to blame it all on us. They're trying to

1:35:05

say none of it should have happened because of you. It's

1:35:08

just so ridiculous. It wasn't us.

1:35:11

It wasn't us. It was the. Yeah,

1:35:13

I'm glad you convicted. The more I hear the more

1:35:16

the happier I am. So

1:35:18

he just trying to blame it on the school. The

1:35:20

school, the brat, whatever. Yeah, maybe. He

1:35:23

was the last line of defense

1:35:26

because the school made him aware

1:35:28

we are worried for this child.

1:35:30

He is scary to us. We want you to

1:35:33

take him home and get him out of here. He's

1:35:35

doing weird things. He's looking up ammo on

1:35:37

his phone. He's drawing these

1:35:39

cartoons or pictures that are very scary

1:35:41

and suggest that possibly you might want to

1:35:43

shoot someone. And so not

1:35:45

only does she say, are we done here? But

1:35:48

they both refuse to go home. No, we have to

1:35:50

go to work. And so they

1:35:52

realize he'll be alone at home. They don't

1:35:54

think that's good. But

1:35:57

the thing is. After all, he's got a lot of open

1:35:59

gun cases at home. The Crumleys know

1:36:01

that they gave him a gun!

1:36:03

They know that! The school doesn't know that!

1:36:07

The school still should have checked. They

1:36:09

should have fucking checked his backpack. I don't know

1:36:11

why they wouldn't do that. If they're not talking

1:36:13

about the school, then he's blaming it on his

1:36:15

kid. Yeah, I kind of... I'm

1:36:17

like OJ who took the fall for his kid,

1:36:19

according to Rico. Pfft. What? What's

1:36:21

going on? Wait, Rico said

1:36:24

he took the fall for his kid who

1:36:26

did it? Yeah. That's the thing with Justin.

1:36:29

Because he was a chef. So, by that

1:36:31

very... OJ's such a hero! Because, no, he

1:36:33

didn't need to not do it. He's taking

1:36:35

the rap for his kid. He's always thinking

1:36:37

about others. What a great guy! No,

1:36:40

he is the most selfless person. I

1:36:42

mean, here he was a battered husband and he took a rap for

1:36:44

the 1989 thing, as he said. And

1:36:46

I mean, Justin clearly had a motive

1:36:48

to kill his mom. What?

1:36:53

That would have been a stepmom, yeah. Or

1:36:55

stepmom, still. But yeah. Okay, let's

1:36:57

hear more of this asshole. Yeah, he continues on

1:36:59

and it doesn't get any nicer. Yeah,

1:37:02

Karen McDonald. You're going down. Yeah, you used to...

1:37:04

...get in the jail.

1:37:07

Go ahead. Report this call.

1:37:09

Send it to Karen McDonald. Okay,

1:37:12

they will. Tell her how James Crum was

1:37:14

done. Third person. Wow,

1:37:18

are you stupid. She will not have a law license

1:37:20

when I get down on her. Like

1:37:23

I said earlier, Karen McDonald will be

1:37:25

working at McDonald's. Oh, really? She won't

1:37:27

get a job anywhere else. No,

1:37:31

I think it's you that will be working at McDonald's.

1:37:33

I'm trying to make sure I don't say anything

1:37:35

to you. Please. You've

1:37:39

got a cage for no fucking reason. I don't

1:37:41

know. I

1:37:43

like that one because he's so upset. No

1:37:46

fucking reason. No fucking reason. Four people dead.

1:37:48

Not to mention all the people who are

1:37:50

shot. Because then I give away

1:37:52

stuff to you. Karen

1:37:56

McDonald. They

1:38:01

can listen to my phone calls

1:38:03

all day. Yeah, they

1:38:05

did. Hmm.

1:38:09

Gee. What?

1:38:11

She's a chick, by the way. I

1:38:14

think it's a chick. Anyways, all her

1:38:16

lies are unraveling, and

1:38:19

they will continue to unravel, and she

1:38:21

will continue to fall until

1:38:23

she's free. Well, I forbid one of her kids

1:38:25

put her in some kind of f***ing position. I'm

1:38:29

gonna get her. I'm gonna get her. I mean, it's

1:38:31

his fault. He didn't do the murders. I'm gonna get her.

1:38:36

Well, she's gonna be f***ing sucking on her own.

1:38:39

Well, he's delusional. Unbelievably delusional. And this is the

1:38:42

last one from the court case. Wouldn't

1:38:44

it be nice, by the way, if the person

1:38:46

on the other side said, hey, what are you

1:38:48

talking about? Dumb shit. And you're challenging them. And

1:38:51

as you listen to these calls, and you're

1:38:54

risking another charge, you stupid asshole. Yeah, instead

1:38:56

of just... Not to mention you're

1:38:58

not here for nothing. You're here because your

1:39:00

kids shot up a f***ing school, you dumbass. You

1:39:02

could have stopped. God forbid your kids do anything.

1:39:05

You could have stopped. You know what? Three

1:39:09

months from now, I've been going down. I

1:39:11

mean, it's going f***ing down. Yeah, it did.

1:39:13

When I get out of here, I am

1:39:15

f***ing off- To intend to 15. ...rampaged Karen.

1:39:17

Yes, Karen McDonald. Your ass is going down,

1:39:19

and you... Well,

1:39:21

that's pretty f***ing stupid, you dumbass.

1:39:24

Well, this just shows what kind of poor judgment he has. What a f***ing idiot.

1:39:27

Yeah, no, you're right. What an

1:39:29

idiot threatening her? What

1:39:33

a stupid motherf***er. Oh my

1:39:35

God. We'll recognize him because

1:39:37

we were in those stupid headphones. Hope they don't have

1:39:39

to charge him with anything for that. That'd be a

1:39:41

shame. Yeah, why don't they add that on? They

1:39:44

should. I

1:39:47

mean- Take away his- The gall of

1:39:49

that loser. Oh my God.

1:39:51

You should be working McDonald's when I'm done

1:39:53