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1:01

are a hater. We had

1:03

a lot of NFL football action. We

1:06

gonna talk about my lions in a little while,

1:08

you know, allow me to get myself where I

1:11

need to be, you know, in the old ticker. It's been

1:13

a lot, but we'll talk about

1:15

the first game, the Ravens against the Chiefs.

1:18

As many of you know, I went to

1:20

watch that game at my buddy Nick's house and

1:22

I went to watch that game at my buddy's

1:24

Nick's house, quite honestly for y'all. If

1:26

I'm going to be honest, right? I

1:29

really did that for you guys. Like

1:31

I go to Nick's house often. Well, not as much in the

1:34

last couple of years, but I go and

1:36

I watch football, but also his daughter, she's

1:38

like 10 years old. Now we got a

1:40

report. We have a great time hanging out

1:42

with each other. But the problem is in

1:44

stressed out games, Nick can't even really allow

1:46

her to be around. I think cause he

1:48

don't want her to see him like that,

1:50

but the girl not deaf. So even though

1:52

she downstairs cooking dinner with her mom or

1:54

cooking lunch with her mom or whatever, she

1:56

hear her daddy, a maniac upstairs. My dad

1:58

is such a maniac upstairs. One of

2:00

my hobbies the the seller up from Philadelphia.

2:02

we're just hanging out and I'm like okay

2:04

we go as the game and next out

2:06

I never had no problem. bring it over

2:08

and over the next thousand for an authentic

2:10

attacks and like our school by brain to

2:13

haul me and he's like i don't know

2:15

ah he knows they'll be no not gain

2:17

top right. Why? Vidal.

2:19

I doubt bag as I do. Man

2:21

he cool Matty coming with me right?

2:23

So his comments as supported far as

2:25

have one Nexon friends there on holiday

2:28

Here we talk, we go back before

2:30

we know each other little bit thirty

2:32

years and I'll tell him about some

2:34

now. go another my live up there

2:36

to help us under gore Nobama my

2:38

speeds mother flipped interest sweatsuit to remote

2:40

eternity be a. Good.

2:46

You know what? What about your

2:48

man with? He was engrossed in

2:50

the conversation, but anyway. We. Have

2:52

their. Lives. Was a guy who's

2:54

very very edison way to gave

2:56

ultimately played out ah it was

2:58

ultimately solidify on it though as

3:00

ended a gay way it's gonna

3:03

lie a single go moment for

3:05

the season a source cause basically

3:07

Padua halls rare back and do

3:09

with pedestal and stole has brought

3:11

ball the is and gotta like

3:13

all man all their face a

3:15

patch of home had and him

3:17

that I personally wouldn't have was

3:19

rewarded in the in way to

3:21

go pens don't. You. Made

3:23

that happen Thousand good Job. Of.

3:25

The other side you had ravens

3:27

who. A. Various ways you

3:30

is like. I mean. I'm

3:33

not saying. We. Don't wanna

3:35

win the game. Boy

3:38

lie. Maybe. We don't. High

3:41

school places like maybe avoid lion the my

3:43

dad's it had that so he threw at

3:45

the it is a gay wheat though it's

3:47

in their three different people that was were

3:49

white nashville I for him he was like

3:51

a mass was a big deal about when

3:53

it anyway right they flowers as the at

3:55

a say they plowed in what way to

3:57

gave up well I download do what the

3:59

window. They just a little bit too

4:01

much stress our ball out said the done

4:03

that got the ball not lose Betty K

4:06

obe all the sidelines slammed his hair down

4:08

a sudden cut his hey if they had

4:10

strep it up I know they had put

4:12

those dishes in it and add but the

4:15

had to put stuff on there. it is

4:17

here right? use over to lose his My

4:19

Lamar Jackson coming off the field though it

4:21

as hell but around and bottom line is

4:24

they got soup on one side. Here was

4:26

details. On. The other side

4:28

it was a butcher slope

4:30

who's. Been. Raised the sub the

4:32

bottom amazon off as I say. they've served to

4:34

bed deep as looks looks. but that office. They.

4:37

Look silk. Any

4:39

didn't Little I nobody was good

4:41

know. And

4:43

I can tell you. Didn't. Do that.

4:46

A lot of chances to get

4:48

open. That apparently Tab Mcginn

4:50

left the playbook without running plays in

4:52

it, in the car and a wet

4:54

no time to get no by to

4:56

run out The or a beauty for.

4:59

All. The head was the pass

5:01

in place. That. Was this he

5:03

was doing that like it was set. Mobo

5:06

your my build a cup of tea on

5:08

the first tag. Mobo up a the dolphins

5:10

is what I'm already have One run and

5:12

play or be the forty not as a

5:14

ticketed say way or a hair was one

5:16

run and play You know what time was

5:18

a Gabi flag and I thank around. Am

5:21

too much Uk manages decided not at

5:23

all be go do is run past

5:25

place and as will make it so

5:27

loud and nobody seemed to be open

5:29

to Baltimore the to be Draven bet

5:31

there's Russian for more. Drop back back

5:33

there with brown the tip of brown

5:35

right. I'll head at all Twenty two.

5:37

Maybe it was some dues open a lot more. What?

5:39

See you know? It. Seem from

5:41

here though that the more likely scenario

5:43

was. Would nobody open.

5:47

Nat. This. Is the bay?

5:49

And this is where. There's

5:52

a certain irony to Lamar

5:55

Jackson performance. Go! What's.

5:57

You have been Lamar Jackson We

5:59

got in that okay new had

6:01

that game manager discussion. right?

6:03

Read some other like Gay Marriages

6:06

Again Changes. And. I

6:08

think all of us, even Lamar

6:10

Jackson critics would agree that he

6:12

falls under the category of the

6:14

game changer. right? By

6:16

this is a god as as I hate all my

6:18

back. We can go here to make this app okay.

6:21

In That game. He. Didn't

6:24

see my to do you didn't know. He.

6:26

Didn't seem like a mug in the office.

6:28

Coordinator was do with him. A lot of

6:30

favors. At that point.

6:33

You. Gotta say all my bad we go

6:35

go make this happen and that's when he

6:37

did not do like For all told the

6:39

people have a bottle a more as a

6:41

passer. If anybody who comes added his game

6:43

at least as far as officer who comes

6:45

out of his game it's all about what

6:47

the issue with is that he's it's a

6:49

good enough of that a good at a

6:51

passer. Oh no no no no I think

6:53

that you're missing the point. I think the

6:56

problem in this game was he was tried

6:58

to damn hard to be a pass at

7:00

some point. When you look around to see

7:02

what was gored on you just gotta. Be

7:04

to do to go do with bright my

7:06

find it sit for a while ago do

7:08

with it if you've gotta run and get

7:10

three or four yards every little toddler, whatever.

7:12

Okay cool, that's what you gotta do. what

7:14

you go, look at that box, score or

7:16

right? They. Weren't given the

7:18

border the run a base and outside as

7:21

a flower was it appeared that the most

7:23

dynamic received a thread that the Ravens head.

7:25

You know who it was all you know

7:27

what was it was Lamar Jackson. guess it

7:30

was he was loved by Jackson. The closes

7:32

acted as they get all he but the

7:34

do it is will apologize if caught his

7:37

own pace. That's. What a wall! That's.

7:39

What is that? Right as oath? I

7:41

have. What? I. Do feel like

7:43

much of what I've seen about the game and

7:46

people talking about the mods as and I do

7:48

think is gone too far like I don't think

7:50

he played warmly. I certainly don't think he played

7:52

well but I do not think that he played

7:54

poorly Like I don't think that that's a fair

7:56

characterization of make a play poorly to me as

7:58

I give you saying he plays. poorly if the

8:00

same person was under the same circumstances but

8:03

they could not run you wouldn't as being

8:05

be as inclined to say that they played

8:07

poorly but in the case of Lamar because

8:09

he had that other option he played confusing

8:11

to me more than it was that he

8:13

played poorly but he didn't play well cuz

8:16

in the end man we talked about it

8:18

dude that's the MVP and the idea behind

8:20

that at least to me is we got

8:22

a guy that when ain't nothing else working

8:25

he gonna do something it's

8:27

gonna be one thing it's gonna be another he

8:29

gonna do something and he didn't and it's not

8:31

look it's not like the Ravens

8:33

didn't have chances okay they had the chances

8:36

they fly was fumbled there at the end

8:38

they had the chance when Lamar threw that

8:41

pool interception right they

8:44

had chances to get this done the defense

8:46

held Patrick Mahomes to only 17 points

8:48

right it's hard to make the argument

8:50

that they did not do their job

8:52

okay you can even make the

8:54

argument if you were so inclined and this

8:57

is part of why I try to avoid

8:59

using certain terms right what term I try

9:01

to avoid using is when you get out

9:03

here and say somebody quote unquote did enough

9:05

to win okay I

9:07

mean I can make you an argument that Lamar

9:09

Jackson did enough to win I can say

9:11

this thing here this thing there whatever it

9:14

is I can say that about damn near

9:16

anybody cuz I didn't see people win under

9:18

all kinds of crazy circumstances I once saw

9:20

Tim Tebow win a game where he completed

9:22

one goddamn pass and that was enough to

9:24

win you know what I'm saying like I

9:26

could always lay out for you I can

9:28

say Lamar Jackson did enough to win if

9:30

this person did that that person did this

9:32

whatever it is then they would have been

9:34

cool I could say that but

9:37

the thing that is that a I could say that

9:39

it is the this is what you got to say

9:41

he may have done enough to win

9:44

but he didn't right like

9:47

no matter what you think that dude is not

9:49

the reason that the Ravens won the game because

9:51

the Ravens did not win the game the

9:53

criticism that I had with the way that

9:55

people talked about Josh Allen after that game

9:58

against Kansas City was all of it after

10:00

a loss was about how great he

10:02

was and a I thought he was

10:04

closer to being good than he was to great though

10:06

there were flash plays but in the end what we

10:09

not gonna do is treat losers like winners and I'm

10:11

saying to Josh Allen it's like a loser in the

10:13

core of his soul but he was a loser that

10:15

day we're not going to treat the loser like the

10:17

law okay

10:20

so anybody who came at me and said am

10:22

I gonna give the same energy to Lamar Jackson

10:24

I gave to Josh Allen you're damn right I'm

10:26

going to because I'm not gonna treat the loser

10:28

like the winner that dude that day was the

10:30

loser they lost ain't no acting

10:33

like they won in the end what

10:35

he got to look at himself and ask is

10:37

really basically two things number one why was I

10:39

out here looking so shook and tense right

10:42

he said after the game he wasn't frustrated he

10:44

was angry hey man ain't really no time for

10:46

that when you out there playing and you losing

10:48

right but you got to go figure that out

10:50

that's number one to me number two why

10:53

didn't you just do what you do you

10:56

know like like to me very

10:58

often it feels like with these dudes especially the ones

11:00

that they tell hey man you know but you got

11:02

to become a real pastor whatever it is you

11:05

ain't got to do it that way and if you want

11:07

proof that you don't have to do it that way don't

11:09

look at Josh Allen go

11:12

look at Josh Allen because that's the one good

11:14

thing about it for him I feel like Josh

11:16

Allen like Sean I don't know if I ever

11:18

told you this right somebody gonna get mad

11:20

at me for this but I'm gonna say it

11:22

anyway have I ever told you what I think

11:24

is like the greatest example and demonstration of white

11:26

privilege you have not I'm excited to hear this

11:29

hey man you play some music

11:31

white people can do whatever the hell they want to do

11:33

with their arms legs and feet it don't matter it

11:36

don't matter beat what beat I'm the

11:38

beat right now you gotta stay on

11:40

the beat what for I just want to be myself

11:43

why people get out there do whatever it is man

11:45

we did we just clap ball way to go just

11:47

give it a try right that's what Josh Allen all

11:49

it looks funny when I run or whatever it is

11:51

and they'd be telling people what you got to do

11:53

to be a real pastor I ain't got to do

11:55

that I'm the beat right there's

11:57

a real passer right here whatever it takes

12:00

I'm gonna do that exact same thing and so when Josh Allen

12:02

get back there and they give him the room to run He's

12:04

not thinking to himself or it's not said to himself

12:07

man. I gotta go. I gotta show these people I'm

12:09

a real passer it ain't nothing to that He gonna

12:11

show these dudes he's Josh Allen and he goes out

12:13

there and get it done And I tell you the

12:15

Ravens would have been much better off if that dude

12:17

went out there and shows them that he was Lamar

12:19

Jackson instead of trying so hard to

12:21

pen like to pick them apart from the pocket

12:24

and look and to be fair again I don't

12:26

know what it was looking like I don't know

12:28

if they had dudes that were just there waiting

12:31

on him to run or whatever I don't have

12:33

the exact bandage of that But I do know

12:35

this all that looking looking looking looking that wasn't

12:37

a game for that Right, like

12:39

once it was clear to doing it like that wasn't really

12:41

working That wasn't the game for

12:43

that you had to be the one to go

12:46

make it happen The scheme wouldn't go make it

12:48

happen them dudes wouldn't go make it happen You

12:50

was gonna have to be the one to make

12:52

it happen And what makes him special is he

12:54

to do that can make it happen and he

12:57

didn't make it happen. That's it That's

12:59

what it comes down to I don't think it

13:01

comes down to anything larger about can he ever

13:03

win a Super Bowl? I don't think that you

13:06

can also do what people do with Josh Allen

13:08

Well, like you know one day it's gonna happen

13:10

No, you can't say that this one of the

13:12

greatest regular season teams of all time and they

13:14

lost it ain't nothing guaranteed in this Right and

13:16

we thought it was guaranteed the damn merino would

13:18

be back after he win his second year Ain't

13:20

nothing guaranteed in this we ain't got a lie

13:22

and go in those directions in order to try

13:24

to make sense I don't what happened in that

13:26

game But what you can say is a dude

13:28

that seemed capable of a lot Only

13:31

seemed to do a little and he

13:34

gonna have to answer for that and he gonna

13:36

have to deal with that And then while he's dealing

13:38

with that you can ask why the world top monkey

13:40

forgot how to run the ball When

13:43

you get a chance you can get into that one too because

13:45

that was crazy Like that looked like the

13:47

time monkey from Tampa far more than the time monkey

13:49

that we saw a Georgia, right? I

13:52

don't know why he with Lamar Jackson. You thought

13:54

that that was the way to go I got

13:56

no idea right a whole lot of people gonna

13:58

have to figure out a lot But

14:00

I can tell you one thing they don't need

14:02

to bother trying to figure out is what to

14:04

do with Patrick Mahomes Because it just doesn't matter.

14:07

It doesn't matter. Sean I called that man Jordan

14:09

people get mad at me when I call that

14:11

man Jordan, I just don't know how you come

14:13

out of this and by the way That was

14:16

not like a top-notch statistical performance from Patrick Mahomes

14:18

That was a nickel-and-dime game from Patrick Mahomes and

14:20

sometimes it be like that and I just need

14:22

to know man How you telling me you've seen

14:24

something better than this? I remember I texted you

14:26

after the game ended and I was like he

14:29

really is jorted because like you said it was

14:31

Isn't the best performance but he got the wind

14:33

and it was just another Patrick Mahomes Ian performance

14:35

look man Well, he threw you remember that time

14:37

He threw the ball to feather stone early in

14:40

the year and feather stone didn't catch it and

14:42

he said yeah Well, I could have thrown it

14:44

a little bit shorter. So we had time to

14:46

get under it. You remember that? Yeah, and a

14:49

couple weeks ago He defended the refs or he

14:51

went against the refs rather than going against his

14:53

own receivers But that particular play is important Because

14:56

what he did when feather stone was open at

14:58

the end of that game was Take

15:00

a little bit off of it so that he could run

15:02

under it, right? Getting the touchdown wasn't

15:04

that important like if he catches his stride It's

15:06

a touchdown But what was a little bit more

15:08

important was him just catching the ball and he

15:11

took a little bit off of it So that

15:13

he could catch the ball because that's what he

15:15

needs but to be fair That is where he

15:17

is not Jordan or Kobe or any of them

15:19

dudes because Jordan still would have threw his ass

15:21

a heater Jordan would do

15:23

that thing so hard. Everybody got stuck in his

15:25

face mask, right? Like like Jordan's not accounted for

15:27

the fact that the other kids aren't as good

15:29

as him His brain don't work like that LeBron

15:32

a little bit of a different situation, right? Like

15:34

LeBron gets it. Hey, man, you gotta walk so

15:36

many of these other kids alone My home's walk

15:38

feather stone alone got him something that he could

15:41

do something with and by y'all it all went

15:43

down Like he's that

15:45

guy There's

15:47

no way around this now granted

15:49

again, I watched that game with

15:51

literally his biggest fan Okay, but

15:53

he's right bad. Um When

15:56

they played against Miami, he said they said

15:58

it was just because it was cold When they

16:00

played against Buffalo, you came out of the game talking

16:02

about Josh Allen. They just went into, and by the

16:04

way, the first road games in Patrick Mahomes career in

16:07

the playoffs and then they went up there in Buffalo

16:09

and Baltimore and they just looked

16:11

like the champs. They had the confidence of

16:13

the champs. There's Travis Kelsey throwing

16:16

Justin Tucker's ball out the

16:18

way because he wanted to practice kicking because

16:20

Mahomes was coming out there. Like they came

16:22

out there and they bullied them boys. You

16:24

don't think about that as a team, they're

16:26

bullish people. They went out there and they

16:28

bullied them boys. They did that.

16:31

They did that. And by the

16:33

way, did you notice by the way, and I've noticed

16:35

this a little bit over the years, but I talked

16:38

about it during the game. Hey Sean, Kansas City, they

16:40

got a little eye when they defense man. They

16:42

got there and a lot of people run out

16:44

there with two white dudes, they're linebacker. You know

16:46

what I'm saying? And like one of them extra

16:48

white, like he got one of them names that

16:50

I honestly, I don't know it to

16:53

do. Let's start with the K. Yeah. And

16:55

they're, you know, they're, they're secondary honestly proved

16:57

to be like the most elite part of

16:59

that defense and kind of

17:01

shocking that this is the best defense Pat Mahomes has

17:03

played with. And again, they're going through the Super Bowl.

17:05

It is, but I'm going to tell you this right

17:07

now. This is just for you guys to know, especially

17:10

in that back seven, like

17:12

football getting to be like basketball in the sense

17:14

where there used to be a time where this

17:16

wasn't the case, but now rest

17:18

assured, that white man earned

17:21

the right to be there. If he

17:23

is playing any of them running backward

17:25

positions, trust me, he

17:28

has hurt his stripes and bow the

17:30

player referencing just before we go, uh,

17:32

change George Carloff this he's Greek. Don't

17:34

nobody care what his name is. All

17:42

right, man. Uh, we got a couple of

17:44

levels and like, I gotta be honest with

17:46

you guys, as you know, as many of

17:49

you know, I'm a day one Detroit lions

17:51

fan day one. When was day one? I

17:54

remember it very well, but I can't tell you the exact

17:56

day. But anyway, I've been a day one

17:58

on this. I've been. And I

18:00

know that a lot of y'all probably think

18:03

it's a bit and I

18:05

understand that like when I was at Nick's house

18:07

It wasn't rating but I gotta tell you man

18:09

when the Lions was making a half it in

18:11

the first half And they was making those big

18:13

plays. I was I'm gonna

18:16

do the exact I don't know how it's gonna affect the

18:18

sound but I'm gonna do the exact one But you know

18:20

what I'm talking about Like when you be into a

18:22

game and you start leaning forward and somebody get it done

18:24

and you start clapping But your class is this one You

18:29

Know that one, you know that one you saw that look

18:31

on my face. You'd be like, yeah, there we go, baby

18:34

There we go. It's that class you not it's

18:36

not it's not so much about applause I don't

18:38

even know what it is, but he like it

18:40

has a very particular sound to it You know

18:43

what it is and I was there man. I

18:46

was there they was up there throwing them boys

18:48

around in the first half Give making them run

18:50

they was making it happen. They was making

18:52

it happen on defense Old Brock Purdy was out

18:55

there looking shook. Oh boy.

18:57

I was there man I mean

18:59

I was I started to see it right now.

19:01

I was like yo, is this happening? Is it

19:03

really going I'm starting to think about like what

19:05

I was gonna bring with me to the Super

19:08

Bowl They're like, you know my fandom. I need

19:10

to like make sure I ordered me a conference

19:12

championship shirt I was thinking like do I go

19:14

farther than that? Do I try to get me

19:16

like a Billy Sims throwback like a limb Barney

19:18

joint? Maybe some maybe that night train lane right,

19:21

like I was I was I was I was thinking about

19:24

all the things that I needed to do and then

19:28

thing happened To the

19:30

lions like I don't know if

19:32

it was one of those things were

19:35

like everybody drank out of the same

19:37

water container And so the virus was

19:39

already in it, right? And so then

19:41

everybody caught it I don't I don't

19:43

really know what it is But it

19:46

appeared that the entire

19:48

roster was suffering from

19:51

fol And fol

19:53

for those of you who did not go

19:55

to medical school is a

19:57

medical condition called full on lemon

20:00

booty the lemon booty washed over

20:03

that whole roster everywhere you win

20:05

booties was like it's

20:08

right there just the

20:10

lemon booty just it it it

20:13

took him down man it took them

20:16

down it really really did it really did like

20:18

they they've been working on a vaccine for it

20:20

for a very long time they haven't been able

20:22

to figure it out but it was just like

20:24

it was just full I was like it feels

20:26

like full offset lemon booty it was like they

20:28

had lemon booty and they was doing dead lifts

20:31

you know what I'm saying like them booties was

20:33

just all the way like just mash tight like

20:36

every single one of them I don't even

20:38

know how they was able to walk how

20:40

they like it's actually amazing they played as

20:42

well as they did right considering what it

20:45

was man and then on top of like

20:47

they had lemon booty and then it was

20:49

like in some ways the 49 it seemed like

20:51

they had horseshoe booty cuz they lucky asses was

20:53

just like them and that one ball hit the

20:55

dude from the lines in the head and then

20:57

to bounce up and then I you got it that's

21:00

that horseshoe booty when that happened right it's so

21:02

like when you got a lemon booty and they got

21:04

horseshoe booty it don't it don't so

21:06

much work you know I'm saying like it don't so

21:08

much go together and Dan Campbell went for it on

21:10

those fourth downs I got that I loved the way

21:12

the team seemed to respond to that they're like yo

21:15

we should have had it right um

21:17

the problem the thing with Dan Campbell and it

21:20

relates to him going for it on fourth down

21:22

and also when they ran that ball on third down

21:24

at the end I don't think in the end I

21:26

was gonna really matter but I understand the argument about

21:29

why you should have passed just in case and

21:32

the reason that he gonna run that on third down

21:34

is very simple same reason

21:37

he did that other thing you know going for those fourth

21:39

downs y'all out here thinking about

21:42

well you know well what if you don't get it

21:45

and then camp Dan Campbell is

21:47

not viewing those plays as we're

21:50

gonna try to convert fourth down he's

21:52

looking at it as we about to

21:55

convert this fourth down that was

21:57

it and on the first one had

21:59

to play Drop the pass, another, that F.O.

22:01

Well. Now that's the one question. I understand that

22:03

Dan Campbell is not a doctor like I am.

22:05

But that is the one question is that whether

22:08

or not he should have recognized the presence of

22:10

the F.O. Well, and if he had

22:12

recognized the presence of the F.O. Well, he should have

22:14

known maybe these cats weren't able to handle these passes

22:17

and these plays and these moments, right? Like that's the

22:19

one argument that you can make, man. But no, I

22:21

loved it, man. I loved it. But I'm not gonna,

22:23

Sean, I'm being dead serious here. Like I

22:26

felt it, man. I felt it. I

22:29

was just a, I was a

22:31

little, yeah, man, I kind of felt it. Did

22:33

you feel it? I kind of felt it. I kind of felt

22:35

it. I think everyone kind of felt it. Yeah, but I don't

22:38

know if they felt it like me, man. Like I was a

22:40

really, like, as it was fading away, I

22:42

really felt like a measure of

22:44

disappointment. I'm gonna talk a little

22:46

bit more about it a little later, but I am gonna say

22:48

this right fast. And that is, I asked

22:52

somebody on Twitter, say to me that

22:54

I brought my bad Atlanta Falcons luck

22:56

with me and that's what happened in

22:58

the second half of that game. And

23:00

I just wanted to say, if

23:03

you rule for the lions and

23:05

you would ever say that to me, you got

23:08

some nerve. You got some nerve.

23:10

Y'all ain't never get this far till I showed

23:12

up. What are you talking about? I'm the best

23:14

at it. You talk about all this Dan Campbell,

23:16

right? All this Brad Holmes, Miss Sheila, all these

23:19

new, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. Y'all ain't really

23:21

start seeing no results till your boy got here,

23:23

right? Right? Say

23:25

what you want about the Falcons, but they've been to Super

23:27

Bowls. I think rather than

23:29

saying I brought bad luck, I might be

23:32

the luckiest thing that ever happened to y'all.

23:34

Now, if, if

23:36

for whatever reason, y'all's

23:38

Walter Payton man of the year got caught

23:41

solicited a prostitute the night before the game

23:43

and then got burnt in the game. Okay,

23:46

blame that on me. I'll take

23:48

that. I'll take that. I recognize that

23:50

falls on me, okay? But in

23:52

line with what I said last week, I don't

23:54

really wanna be out here talking too much about

23:56

the teams that did not win in the time

23:59

of the teams that... did win and

24:01

alright this is what we

24:03

got to talk about with the 49ers in this game.

24:06

They won this game for a very very simple reason.

24:09

Brock Purdy went out there and did it. That's

24:12

why they won that game. Again he had

24:14

a bit of a case of horseshoe booty,

24:16

he had some horseshoe booty in the first

24:18

half too. Like it could have been worse

24:20

and he gets by on some horseshoe booty

24:22

stuff quite often, quite often. But in the

24:24

end all that stuff I felt like I

24:26

was talking about with Lamar Jackson and you're

24:28

dropping back and there's nobody open but you

24:30

got to go out there and find a

24:32

way to make it happen. Brock Purdy did

24:34

that. He did that

24:36

and the question that you have about

24:39

a quarterback to me about whether a

24:41

team can win a Super Bowl with

24:43

a quarterback is when a game like

24:45

that comes up can that dude do

24:47

it? And so I feel confident that

24:50

Lamar Jackson can do it but

24:52

he hasn't. Alright I

24:55

wasn't sure if Brock Purdy could do it

24:58

and he did. Boom! It's

25:00

right there. Like all that stuff I've talked

25:03

about before on this show about how you

25:05

got to stop talking about Brock Purdy in

25:07

the context of being a game manager because

25:09

that game manager is a mentality

25:11

and he ain't got it. He absolutely believes

25:13

that the play got to be made he's

25:15

gonna be the one to go ahead and

25:17

make it. He does not have the fear

25:19

of you saying it's your fault that we

25:21

didn't get it done. You did

25:23

a little bit too much and

25:25

you couldn't make it happen. He's not afraid

25:28

of that being the end result. He's not

25:30

and that's huge and he went out there

25:32

and he got it done. Nobody

25:35

no matter what we said

25:38

nobody can take away

25:40

from that when it comes to him and

25:42

he deserves to me all the

25:44

credit in the world under that situation. Now I

25:46

don't necessarily know how that's going to help or

25:48

affect or whatever it is when they get to

25:50

the Super Bowl but I know for that game

25:53

he did

25:55

it and from here on out what we'll

25:57

have to say about him no matter what

25:59

we We don't necessarily know if he

26:01

will do it, but we can't say

26:04

that we don't know if he can.

26:06

We can't say that we don't know if he's got it

26:09

in him. He does. Like,

26:11

what was he, 14 for 17 in the second

26:13

half, Sean? I think that's what the number was.

26:15

Yeah, and his rushing numbers should have been what

26:17

Lamar's rushing numbers have been for the day. You

26:20

know, 48 yards on the ground, 9.6 average. Yeah,

26:23

that's why I say there's such an irony to

26:25

what happened with Lamar. Now, it's going to be

26:27

hard for Lamar Jackson to average 10 yards to

26:29

carry in a game, because quite honestly, they expecting

26:32

that from him, so they got safeguards in place.

26:34

Brock Purdy, I mean, he's still white. Anytime

26:36

the white dude starts running, I don't know what the hell they

26:39

got to do before people realize like, oh, damn, he's been about

26:41

15 yards. Oh, that's what he's doing. He's running. Sorry.

26:43

I didn't recognize it. Like,

26:46

I mean, people just slow on the uptake when

26:48

white dudes decide that they're going to get out there

26:50

and run. So it's going to be hard to get

26:53

Lamar Jackson out here at this point in his career,

26:55

getting like nine and a half to carry. But

26:57

what you saw, though, was a different sort of willingness

26:59

from Purdy and how important it

27:01

was in them getting out there and moving those

27:03

chains. Because we had talked about this. Nick pointed

27:05

this out to me before, but it was the

27:07

truth, man. The Shanahan teams had not been like

27:09

coming back from like five points. They couldn't get

27:11

it done. They came back in this game from

27:13

17. Now part of

27:16

it is I do believe that the Lions

27:18

were riding super high coming out of there

27:20

like early. They went, they got

27:22

a little out over their skis that I just

27:24

don't know if condition wise or anything else. They

27:26

couldn't maintain that same level of energy all

27:28

the way through the end of the game.

27:31

They just could not do that. Right. But

27:34

I just need everybody to know something. And this

27:36

is important. Okay. Everybody needs to.

27:39

Everybody needs to understand this and

27:41

get this this season foot alliance

27:44

for like the people

27:47

from Detroit and the day

27:49

ones like myself. Okay.

27:53

It was really dope to like look at something and

27:55

look at it. And I would be honest with you,

27:57

right? I've joked about this in large part. But I

27:59

do mean what I'm about to say like this is

28:02

a sincere thing for me I started joking about like

28:04

rooting for the Lions and all of this because I

28:06

wanted to have a team to root for like I

28:08

Looked up and realized I'd gone so much like you

28:10

know kicking it in this as a professional does that

28:13

I hadn't had a team to Root for and I

28:15

wanted to have a team to root for and I

28:17

was kind of feeling the Jets a little bit and

28:20

Boy, good thing. I didn't do that. Wow.

28:23

I decided to go and get down

28:25

with the Lions and you know I

28:27

ain't been out here reading every blog

28:29

and everything about Detroit, but I've been

28:32

sincerely every time I

28:34

watched them Wanted them to win

28:36

and feeling the level of investment in the

28:38

players They got the success they have and

28:41

everything else like I'm trying I was I've

28:43

been really trying to found a path toward

28:46

Healthy sports fandom and I have

28:48

like truly and legitimately enjoyed watching

28:50

our Lions get it done this

28:53

season and seeing the emotional Outpouring

28:55

that they had When

28:57

they won the first game and the emotional outpouring

28:59

that they had when they won that second game

29:01

and I sincerely hope therefore a lot Of y'all

29:03

no matter how it went with that game and

29:05

maybe they had the chance to win it or

29:07

whatever it else man They seem to got some

29:10

foundational here This ain't necessarily the last time or

29:12

whatever But I'll admit man like getting

29:14

like back immersed into what it is that

29:16

makes this whole sports thing fun that way

29:18

and with a team That was legitimately fun

29:20

and with a coach that's a go-hard. I

29:23

Enjoyed that this year man. Like I

29:25

did feel legitimate disappointment when I watched

29:27

the game go away I was gonna

29:29

be sincerely happy if they had won.

29:31

Yeah, how crazy this is I'll be

29:33

putting on for Detroit more than Vinnie

29:35

Goodwill does Think about

29:37

that Vinnie Goodwill how you know,

29:39

like like this just just how did I

29:42

make how'd I make you look? You know

29:44

what I'm saying? But anyway, I was there.

29:46

I was with it. I enjoyed it They

29:48

had a great season and so much

29:50

about the way we talk about sports is getting into what

29:52

it is that people could have done But didn't do or

29:55

whatever and I really do hope that like you can look

29:57

at a team like that Like we talked about this off

29:59

the air If it was a college team,

30:01

people are better at that, right? Because there's such

30:03

a range of outcomes. People are better at appreciating

30:05

what it was. But this team, this

30:07

team was a good team, right? And so good

30:10

for them, congratulations to them on

30:12

the season they had. And

30:16

I'm trying to figure out the proper way

30:18

to segue into this video. I'm just going

30:20

to say that Lions fans are handling this

30:23

in many different ways. But

30:26

in the end, well,

30:30

let's highlight our man. Is it

30:32

Jack Poppin' house? Yep, yep. Jack Poppin'

30:34

juice. Yeah, we lost. We

30:38

lost. I am tripping.

30:41

I am mad. We got next year. We,

30:43

we, what y'all are not going to do is act

30:45

like we just didn't go crazy this whole season. That's

30:47

what I'm saying. All of a sudden,

30:49

we have millions of fans today. I

30:52

was one of them. We blew a 17-point lead at half.

30:54

But we played the 49ers. I

30:56

broke my fucking glasses. But oh,

31:00

no. We just don't

31:02

clap it up for the Lions right now, man. That's right.

31:04

We did our thing. Clap it up. We did our thing.

31:06

Clap it up. We did our thing. Yes. We

31:08

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if you haven't heard. Hey,

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Sean Wright Fast, John Solo in the chat said

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Detroit is basically a most shitty Cleveland. And I'm

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going to have to say this, right? I've been

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to both places, but I haven't been to either

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one for very long. But I tell you this,

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double tree that didn't have cookies and

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I just, I

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just feel like that's a relatively. detail to break up

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where you start making such comparisons as you have

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here. I just feel like we need to throw

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that out there. There's a double treat and it

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ain't because they ain't have cookies that day. Apparently

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they ain't have cookies for a long time. For

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a long time. Alright so you know anyway

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Sean let's tell people about the larger world. Alright

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our first story comes it's

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about gummy vitamins. Hey I'm Jacob Stern

34:22

a staff writer at the Atlantic and

34:24

this week I wrote about gummy dietary

34:26

supplements. These things basically didn't exist

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25 years ago and now it can

34:30

feel like they're everywhere. The gummy supplement

34:33

market has been going like crazy in recent years

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and it's expected to double again by 2027. You

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can get pretty much any supplement

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34:45

probiotics and tropical zing gummy worms that

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34:49

mood. And this can all

34:52

seem great. I mean who wouldn't rather eat a

34:54

peach ring and take a pill in the morning

34:56

but there are some downsides. For

34:58

one thing gummies are sugary

35:00

and gummy supplements are about as

35:02

sugary as sour patch kids are.

35:05

Not the end of the world but not the

35:07

healthiest things of eating every day either. For

35:10

another thing the fact that they look and

35:12

taste exactly like candy may increase the risk

35:15

of kids taking too many if they're not

35:17

safely stored. And while overdosing

35:19

on supplements is not dangerous in the

35:21

same kind of way that overdosing

35:24

on prescription medication is supplements

35:27

taking access. Some of them at least

35:29

can still be toxic. Maybe

35:32

the most serious issue with

35:34

gummy supplements is that they can

35:36

have wildly unreliable quantities of relevant

35:38

supplements in them. Researchers

35:41

who have studied this have found that

35:43

an individual gummy can sometimes have more

35:45

than three times the announced specified advertised

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supplements in it. Because

35:49

of all this the doctors and researchers

35:51

I spoke to had a

35:54

simple piece of advice don't buy gummy

35:56

supplements. Alright so I just want to

35:58

throw this out here right? So

36:02

basically what they're saying here is the way

36:04

that people have been using these gummy supplements

36:07

is it's like taking medicine,

36:09

not really medicine but you know what I mean,

36:12

it's taking medicine but it tastes like candy. That's

36:14

what we're talking about right, y'all? Yeah, in theory.

36:17

It's a healthier option. Well, my man just said it ain't

36:19

a healthier option. It sounds like it's just a pain in

36:21

your eye. Right. I think people have

36:23

thought that taking gummy vitamins led to getting their

36:25

multivitamins in a healthy way but obviously not. No,

36:27

that's what I'm asking. They think they were getting

36:29

their multivitamins in a healthy way or they think

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they were getting them in a tasty way because

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it seems like they thought they were getting them

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in a tasty way and if

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tasty, you ain't never heard of the

36:44

Flintstones, you childish motherfucker, go to the

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store and get some Flintstone vitamins if

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that's what it is that you did.

36:51

Like, what? Grow up. I

36:53

mean, I just remember I was hearing this and I was just like,

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wow, you people just need to grow

36:57

up. That's all I can

36:59

think is y'all need to grow

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up. That's it. Grow

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up. This comment from the regulator on YouTube

37:07

says, medicine should never taste good and that's

37:09

what I've always believed. I mean, grow up.

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to be harder for them to find a partner. But

38:25

if anything, that understates the problem, a society

38:27

in which men and women see their interests

38:29

as a revically opposed is not one that

38:31

can long endure. Yeah, and he's got a

38:34

point here. It was the

38:36

idea of gender

38:38

politics becoming antagonistic. That

38:41

does not foretell, I think that's the

38:43

word. It

38:48

ain't good. How about that? However,

38:50

I can totally see how

38:52

that's just going to be the case. Like in part,

38:54

I was hearing what he was saying and I was

38:56

thinking to myself, wow, you guys

38:58

are raising some sorry dudes. Like

39:01

I felt like that's kind of what I was hearing in the

39:03

course of this. It's like, oh, women are more likely to vote

39:05

than men don't. I'm like, oh boy, y'all out here raising another

39:07

generation of bums. But where I

39:09

think I had a measure of disagreement

39:11

with what the writer said was the

39:14

idea that women's politics and men's politics

39:16

are now becoming divergent. And I don't

39:18

know if they're becoming divergent as much

39:20

as women are now, for lack of

39:23

a better term, allowed

39:25

more than ever to have their own

39:27

individual political views. Like it's

39:29

not the idea that you're gonna vote for whatever

39:31

your man voted for, right? Like let's not forget,

39:33

it wasn't that long ago that a woman wasn't

39:36

allowed to have a checking account. Now I understand

39:38

that's not directly tied to what a woman's political

39:40

views were, but that tells you a lot about

39:42

the idea of like what

39:44

a woman's personal agency happened to be. And I

39:46

do think that you as the younger generation that

39:49

is more in touch with what their agency is

39:51

and are gonna wind up pushing there more and

39:53

more. And then you wind up with these dudes

39:55

that's all just afraid that they losing something and

39:57

so they then go and... pushback

40:00

right but in a world where like marriage

40:02

is not treated as the same guarantee as

40:04

it was it's not like okay these women

40:06

gonna get more but then I'm gonna marry

40:08

a woman that got more and boom now

40:10

we got more I don't think

40:12

people are seeing it that way people are seeing

40:14

this as like individual turf wars and

40:16

yeah yeah it doesn't matter who's right or

40:19

wrong in this it

40:21

isn't very encouraging certainly

40:24

not bow and our last uh

40:26

if you haven't heard submission if

40:28

you haven't heard the Los Angeles Times announced Tuesday

40:30

that it was laying off at least 115 people

40:34

more than 20 percent of the

40:36

newsroom in one of the largest

40:38

workforce reductions in the history of

40:40

the 142 year old institution

40:43

according to the paper's owner Dr. Patrick

40:45

Shoon. Soon she young the cuts were

40:47

necessary because the paper could no longer

40:49

lose 30 million to

40:51

40 million a year without making

40:53

progress toward building higher readership without

40:55

bringing advertising and subscriptions to sustain

40:58

the organization. Young journalists

41:00

of color were disproportionately affected by the

41:02

layoffs the LA Times

41:04

Guild said in a statement with

41:06

many black Asian American and Latino

41:08

staffers losing their jobs despite Soon

41:10

Shiong's family's commitment to diversity

41:13

in 2020 the paper still hasn't

41:15

really truly affected the region and

41:18

according to a staffer who tweeted

41:20

about the layoffs the LA Times

41:22

laid us off in an HR

41:24

Zoom webinar with chat disabled no

41:26

Q&A and no chance to ask

41:28

questions and this was in

41:30

a week where Business Insider had also had about

41:33

six percent layoffs Sports Illustrated recently laid

41:35

off nearly their entire newsroom and I

41:37

was curious for you Bo what you

41:39

think about the state of journalism right

41:41

now in this moment. I mean it's

41:44

not new like it's been tenuous

41:46

and the issue is they can't

41:48

exactly figure out it the newspaper thing

41:51

is a little bit different when they talk about they

41:53

can't find readership like that that I think is a

41:55

little bit different but overall there's

41:58

a demand for content they just ain't really doing a

42:00

great job of figuring out how to make

42:02

money off of it. Now with Sports Illustrated, this

42:04

was always the plan. Like this is your

42:06

classic private equity. We bought it

42:08

to tear it down, right? And then we're

42:10

going to sell it for parts. I sent

42:12

a text message to my old friend Pablo,

42:14

who was complaining about what happened at Sports

42:17

Illustrated and I said to him, it sounds

42:19

a lot like the process, doesn't it? It's

42:21

all the same idea, right? The

42:23

rules as they are in place

42:26

incentivize you doing something that is

42:28

utterly and totally soulless, right?

42:30

Now in the case of the process, my man Pablo said,

42:32

hey, as long as the rules are there, people

42:36

are going to do stuff like this, but

42:38

he used to work for Sports Illustrated, so

42:40

he felt the same sadness as everybody else

42:43

when they did the exact same thing, right?

42:45

But that's how this goes with those sorts of

42:48

companies. Every time somebody talks about private equity

42:50

getting involved in college sports, I ask you,

42:52

when's the last time private equity made something

42:54

better and nobody has an answer for that?

42:56

That is positive, okay? Now what happened with

42:58

the LA Times, and this is the part

43:00

that jumps off the page to me about

43:02

that is, a billionaire buying

43:04

a newspaper is not terribly different

43:06

than a billionaire buying a professional

43:09

sports franchise, which is to say,

43:11

what makes you think they have any idea what

43:13

they're doing? They get in,

43:15

it seems like a good idea, and then they

43:17

get there and they're like, yo, this is really,

43:19

really hard. At least with the sports team, especially

43:21

like a football team, you're pretty much guaranteed to

43:24

make money, but to very least guaranteed to have

43:26

equity growth. That was going on with the newspapers.

43:28

So the guy comes in and I mean, I

43:30

bet he thought he knew what was gonna happen.

43:32

He thought he could make it happen, like Bezos

43:34

made it happen, or like to a degree over

43:36

there with the Post. But nah, man, running

43:39

a newspaper in this day and

43:41

age is really, really, really hard,

43:43

and the fall of newspapers

43:45

is really, really, really bad.

43:48

Like this is disturbing, and I

43:51

know that people think it's a little overstated when

43:53

the Washington Post did the whole democracy dies in

43:56

darkness thing, but it is true. And,

44:00

Having a paper like the LA Times declined

44:02

a bit. It's hard to hold people to

44:04

account when you can't put them on Front

44:07

Street and newspaper is by definition the Front

44:09

Street. Again

44:15

shout out to the right time audience who

44:18

submitted a ton of

44:20

stories on when you squared up

44:22

with your pops. Let's get this

44:24

first one from Lorenzo. Oh my,

44:26

this is Lorenzo Brown from New

44:28

York calling to tell you

44:31

about that time that I tried to square

44:33

up with my pops. Well,

44:36

I was about 18 years

44:38

old, had just returned from Marine

44:41

Corps boot camp in Parris Island,

44:43

South Carolina. Now mind you, this

44:45

was back in 1979 when

44:49

the method of creating

44:52

killing machines as they called

44:54

us back then was

44:57

that the drill instructors

44:59

were allowed to physically

45:01

abuse and manipulate the

45:04

Marines back then. Well,

45:07

I got back from boot camp and I

45:09

thought that I was a hard charging leatherneck

45:12

killing machine ready to go to war

45:14

for the US of A and I

45:16

wanted to try out my new skills

45:18

on my dad and I told my

45:20

dad I bet you I can take

45:22

you. My dad said I tell

45:25

you what I'm going to get down on

45:27

all fours and you get me into whatever

45:29

bowl or choke hole or whatever situation you

45:31

want to and we'll figure out

45:33

what you got. Well, I got

45:36

my father in what I

45:38

thought was the best position

45:40

I could ever get him in. I was

45:42

a full Nelson and he said to me,

45:44

are you ready? I said yes. Bomani,

45:47

the next thing that happened was

45:49

I just heard a rumbling

45:52

and a stumbling and a thudding

45:55

as though I was listening

45:57

to it in third person, not even

45:59

realizing. that rumbling and that

46:01

tumbling was me being flipped and flopped and

46:04

flown through the air. And when

46:06

I came to myself, my father was

46:08

sitting on my chest with his hands

46:10

around my neck yelling. And

46:13

I didn't understand the words that were coming

46:15

out of his mouth because I was just

46:17

coming out of a stupor. And

46:20

I heard my mother standing over his shoulder

46:22

saying, Daddy, stop, Daddy, Daddy, stop. You're going

46:25

to kill him. You're going to kill him.

46:27

And I heard my dad saying, don't

46:29

you ever, as long as you don't, don't you

46:32

ever try me. I will kill

46:34

you. Don't you ever. But,

46:36

Marnie, I am 62 years old. My

46:39

dad is 85, I

46:42

believe it is at this point.

46:44

And until this day, I will

46:46

never, ever, ever try that

46:48

man as long as I live. That's

46:50

my story. And it just

46:52

pressured my mind as to what was yesterday.

46:55

Peace out. What

46:57

I love about this is clearly that man

46:59

didn't even need to be so bad about

47:02

it because he had the situation under control.

47:04

But he was so furious. He

47:07

was willing to go through like he gave

47:09

you the like he spotted you to points,

47:11

right? And you would think that that

47:13

would you would not think that that may he would still

47:15

be so bad about this game. He was I gave Sean.

47:17

He was so bad. I love that. Like he was like

47:19

once I got out of the stupor, I was like, I

47:21

think your dad was the one in the stupor. He

47:24

said at once he could understand his dad, but

47:26

he could understand his mom and then he could

47:28

understand his dad. Oh, man, that's

47:31

rough. That's rough. Who we got next?

47:33

All right, here's one from Cory from

47:35

Chicago. What's up, Beau? This is Cory

47:37

from Chicago. So first

47:39

time I tried to square up with my pops, I didn't

47:41

even try to square up with him. My

47:44

pops wasn't living with me at the time. And

47:46

it was me and my mama. And I was

47:48

going at him with my mama, going

47:50

back and forth. And I'm cussing, cussing, cussing.

47:53

And she's like, yeah, just keep on going at it. I'm

47:55

just going in at it, not knowing that

47:57

my pops was on his way. down

48:00

that door, come in. This ain't

48:02

a whooping. I had to be about 13 probably

48:04

at the time. This ain't whooping time.

48:06

This is straight hand. Pops come in, just put

48:08

the flams on me man. I mean, just fizzed,

48:11

put the ass, got my ass

48:13

whooped by my pops. I knew then he wouldn't

48:15

have been messed with, right? So that

48:17

was the first time I got stomped

48:20

out by my pops. So second

48:22

time, I have

48:24

to be about, I think

48:27

I was probably 18, 19 years

48:29

old. I played college football, played

48:31

NAIA ball, that's not the point. Playing college football, I got

48:33

some weight on me. Now mind you, Bo, I'm 6'2", about

48:36

285, 290. My pops, 6'4",

48:38

300. Big dude. He's born in the

48:40

50s, so you know, that 300. That's

48:42

all in his hands and feet. So

48:45

me and him getting toured over something, and

48:48

I'm knowing now he's older. My pops like 35

48:50

years older than me. He's older than me, him

48:52

going at it, he started going on his little crazy rant and

48:54

stuff. So I'm like, oh, I can get him now. So me

48:57

and him immediately start throwing hands. And Bo, gotta

48:59

say, I beat him. I beat him. We

49:02

going back and forth, I get him on his ass. My mama

49:04

pulled me up off of him, trying to get

49:06

on up out the room. I'm getting up out the room. I'm taking a

49:08

fight over with. Little did I know,

49:10

fight wasn't over with. Pops come out with

49:12

a pistol. I take off with it. Now,

49:16

was my pops going to shoot me? Probably not. But

49:19

was I willing to try? Hell no.

49:22

To this day, my pops are almost 70 years old.

49:24

I will never try that man for that. Another

49:27

show, Bo. Keep doing what you do. Peace. Hey

49:29

man, pops had to let you know, like you may

49:31

have won the fight, but there

49:34

was, he was not ready to move out of his own

49:36

house. The whole

49:38

dynamic was not going to change, right?

49:40

Like you won that fight. Okay, but

49:42

he had to reassert the dynamic and

49:45

the dynamic was reassertive. That's

49:50

buddy. All right, Bo. Our last one is

49:52

a kind of reverse of this situation. Hey

49:54

Bo. So I know I called in years

49:57

ago with the time I tried to try

49:59

my pops. But I'm going

50:01

to hit you with the reverse side of it.

50:03

At the time, my son tried to try me.

50:06

So he had disrespected his mama. He

50:08

had gotten in trouble at school, got

50:11

suspended. So he talking with his

50:13

mama. He had caught his mama out of there. So

50:16

she just said, you know what I'm saying, when your daddy get

50:18

here, she don't, he don't hear about this.

50:21

So he was like, okay, you know, so

50:23

whatever. All right. So I done been at

50:26

work all day in the sun because I

50:28

work outside. So

50:30

I got, I got to the house and

50:32

she told me what happened. So I

50:35

bust his door open and say,

50:37

what the hell happened? And he trying to explain

50:39

the story to me and

50:42

you know what I'm saying? And he like

50:44

grabbed ahold of me for some reason. So

50:47

when he did it, I just punched that

50:49

motherfucker in the gut. He

50:51

threw up all over the place. So

50:54

I told him to pick this stuff up, clean

50:56

all that shit up. And

50:59

I said, you didn't disrespect your mama.

51:02

You disrespect my wife. You

51:04

ever do that again, I'll fucking kill you.

51:06

I don't give you care if you my

51:08

son or not. But

51:11

anyway, bro, that's the story. Oh,

51:13

that's the story. Love the show. Keep throwing

51:15

you out of pain. Yeah, I'll keep

51:18

it up. Yeah, nah, he, he,

51:20

that's the distinction that the

51:22

young boy doesn't understand under those circumstances is,

51:24

it's not about your mama at that point.

51:26

It's about his wife. Now that year, you

51:28

know, his daddy was on the way fade.

51:30

That's the boys that I told you about

51:32

my whole boy who said that he grew

51:35

up in the base. He got

51:37

into it with his mom and he rolled out,

51:39

staying out late, passed when he was supposed to.

51:41

And then he walked back in the house. He said his

51:43

mom was sitting on the couch. His mom was

51:45

sitting there and he looked at her. She was just reading something. He

51:47

looked at her and just went like this. Threw

51:50

his hand up, just kept on walking past.

51:52

Said he walked in that room, turned

51:55

on them lights and it

51:58

pops there. His

52:00

pops lived in LA, Shaw. That

52:02

is insane and terrifying. His pops lived in

52:04

LA. He said his pops heard what was

52:07

going on. His pops jumped

52:09

on the road. He walked in there. His

52:11

pops was all three of the following at

52:13

the same time. A

52:15

bodybuilder, a Black Panther, and

52:17

now he a preacher. He said his pops

52:20

got him by the neck and put him

52:22

on the wall and his feet was dagglin'.

52:25

Dagglin'. He thought he had

52:28

it. He really did. Probably drove 200 miles down the

52:30

highway to get there in time too, you know? Oh,

52:32

no, no, no. He must have been like, I felt

52:34

like his pops had been waiting his whole life for

52:36

this moment. Like, I feel like you dance be

52:38

waiting. I'ma just have that one chance. I'ma only have

52:41

to do it one time. I'ma only get to do

52:43

it one time, but I'ma do it one

52:45

time. Whoo! But hey,

52:48

ladies and gentlemen, thanks so much for

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