0:01

This episode is brought to you by

0:03

Hyperice, the leader in advanced warm-up and

0:05

recovery technology. They have tons

0:07

of innovative products, like venom-heated wearables to

0:09

help soothe sore back muscles, NormaTek

0:12

compression boots to speed up recovery and

0:14

increase circulation, and

0:16

Hypervolt massage guns to improve mobility.

0:19

Loved by athletes like Naomi Osaka

0:21

and Erling Hollit, try them yourself.

0:24

Get 10% off your order with the

0:26

cold move at hyperice.com. Ladies

0:34

and gentlemen, welcome to the right time.

0:37

A Wave Sports and Entertainment

0:39

original presented by PrizePix. My name is

0:41

Bob Monty Jones. Thanks for

0:43

listening wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for watching

0:45

us on YouTube. Subscribe,

0:48

like, rate us, review us, give us five stars.

0:50

You only give us four stars. I'm inclined to

0:52

believe you are a hater. It

0:55

is Fosworth Friday, Dominique Fosworth. What's going on?

0:57

Not much, man. I appreciate you making this

0:59

work for me. Hey, man, let me tell

1:01

you something, man. I talked

1:03

at South by Southwest. It was the Monday podcast about

1:06

these moments I'm having that just, you know, made me

1:08

feel a little bit old, right? Like I'm up to

1:10

an age now where you can't spin it as young.

1:14

There's no spinning 43 is young. You just can't. You

1:17

just can't. The only way you can spend 43 is young is

1:19

if you get elected president, right? Otherwise, there's no realm or space

1:21

in which, oh, you know, there

1:26

is one thing that you can do young at 43 die. Like

1:33

if I died, they talk about how young I was like

1:35

we still in that space. These things happen is obnoxious little

1:37

motherfuckers. They even try

1:39

to listen to what I'm saying no more. I'm not here

1:41

trying to offer them some nuance, but

1:43

they were raised in a whole different generation of thinking

1:46

and stuff like that. Like all

1:48

it is, right? However, something did make me

1:50

feel young. Lou Holtz go start

1:52

a podcast. And this is my question. This

1:54

is, I just, I saw this Sean

1:57

said is sponsored by some right wing

1:59

and. I don't know what it is. I don't

2:01

want to just the politics of it. I am simply going to

2:03

raise this question Who

2:06

in the podcast listening to? Demographic

2:09

is trying to listen to the Lou Holtz podcast.

2:11

I have jokes I want to make about a

2:13

Lou Holtz podcast But it's some things that we

2:15

used to joke about back in the day that

2:18

people do that we don't joke about no more

2:20

And so I don't think I should start joking

2:22

about Lou Holtz because inevitably it's going to get

2:24

to a place where y'all go Say I'm being

2:26

some form of ableist You

2:29

not be the ableist it's I

2:31

mean it's gonna sound pity. Well,

2:33

I can't say it's gonna sound pity Well,

2:36

it may be difficult to understand at some

2:38

points. I think that is I think that's

2:41

100% correct Man,

2:43

they got to you. This is where we get

2:45

all they suck the fun on my man, Bomani

2:47

Jones You used to be a bit are they

2:49

get around make these uncomfortable jokes in an artful

2:51

way. Hold on. Hold on I still got it.

2:53

I don't want you to think I don't never

2:55

got it, right? I would say

2:58

the time you did Yeah in

3:00

this particular case I wasn't so sure

3:02

by the way in terms of like some of

3:04

the meanest things anybody's ever said Lou Holtz who

3:06

is from West Virginia was once quoted as saying

3:09

the only good thing to leave West Virginia is

3:11

the empty bus How

3:19

how do good good Insults

3:21

die because I've never heard that before and I

3:24

feel like I'm sure I should have heard that

3:26

about a bunch of different Places all the time.

3:28

Like how did we let that die Lou Holtz?

3:30

I promise he did not originate that someone else

3:32

gave that to Lou Holtz I don't know man.

3:35

He might have had the NFT right like he

3:37

might have had the NFT on that one and

3:39

never let nobody else Get a hold of he

3:41

got the one copy of the Wu Tang album

3:44

Well, I will not no more because I'm using

3:46

that on some poor Community

3:48

as soon as possible. That's such a

3:51

good one. It's hilarious. Especially you playing

3:53

football The only good

3:55

thing to leave West Virginia is

3:57

an empty bus. There has to

3:59

be good things out West Virginia. I don't know. I feel

4:01

like we need to Google it, but they're like

4:03

most people in places have stereotypes that are

4:05

negative, but there's some positive ones to go

4:08

along with it. I'm trying to think what's

4:10

the, oh, it's like, it's pretty like it's

4:12

beautiful places out there. They probably got some

4:14

good skiing or something. I'm

4:16

just going to throw this out

4:19

there for you. Okay. You are

4:21

from a neighboring

4:23

state and

4:26

you're asking what the good

4:28

things are. If

4:31

you didn't hear about them from

4:34

a mere hour and a half drive,

4:40

yeah, I don't know. I mean, people, the

4:42

beaches in Delaware, even Delaware guys

4:44

and stuff, you got to incorporate

4:46

in Delaware. Oh,

4:50

you're going down to the services, right? Baby,

4:55

you know what? I had never thought about this

4:57

before because I'm not going to say nothing bad

4:59

about West Virginia because I ain't got enough eye

5:01

to eye to say if there's bad things, right?

5:03

But you should be able to get a good

5:06

price on charcoal, right? Should.

5:09

Yeah. That's what they do. Right. That's not

5:11

a reasonable, like, can you get like artisanal

5:13

charcoal, like homemade charcoal? Like, is it people

5:16

that do it on their own? Like,

5:18

I don't know if cold coal and charcoal are

5:20

the same. I'm speaking from my own ignorance right

5:22

now. Yeah. They definitely aren't the same, I feel

5:24

like. But I also think West Virginia is a

5:27

place where if you use the word artisanal, they're

5:30

going to assume some things about you

5:32

that they don't like. That's fair. That's

5:34

fair. That's not, you're right. There

5:37

is probably a demand for some artisanal

5:39

things in West Virginia. They just don't

5:41

know what they, that they

5:43

just call it. Yeah. I'm sure they have

5:46

a different name for it. I know that

5:48

homemade, homemade, homemade. Yeah. Homemade is what they

5:50

call. That's right. Yeah. We

5:52

should stop. Artisanal apple pies. Hey,

5:55

look, I was saying they, West Virginia

5:57

gave us the artistical Randy Jean Moss.

6:00

That's the best thing. Yeah. Him

6:02

and white chocolate, the best two things ever out

6:05

of West Virginia for sure. All right.

6:07

We got them. We got what's

6:09

his name? Jerry West. Jerry

6:13

West out of West Virginia. He from the dub VA. Nick

6:17

Saban. Nick Saban from the dub VA. Do

6:20

they call it that? I

6:23

would imagine so. Like they got to call

6:25

it and sell. I feel like I see

6:27

the video of Randy Moss talking about the

6:29

dub VA. My brother used to do a

6:31

Randy Moss impression because they made my boy

6:33

used to talk, you know, Randy country. And

6:35

so we had Randy's the kind of country

6:38

that would be like, I was on that

6:40

ball like stripe on the skunk. He's like,

6:42

no, no, no. He's a different completely. That's

6:44

not his brand. The country. His country is

6:46

man. I'm telling you, I got the fattest

6:48

sacks in the dub VA over here. Boy,

6:51

fattest sacks in the dub VA. Like

6:53

is that brand? Is that that

6:55

realm of country? I

6:57

can't imagine that there were like there

7:00

are places that we know that athletes are

7:04

Randy Moss in high school, man. In

7:07

West Virginia. Bro, I've

7:09

seen the footage, brother. And let me tell

7:11

you something. I can't believe it was allowed.

7:13

Like, look, let me tell you something. I

7:16

got bored a couple of days ago and

7:18

I was watching high school footage of Darren

7:20

McFadden. And so I

7:22

did. Oh, Darren McFadden was one of those guys

7:24

that was recruited as athlete. And I had assumed

7:26

that he was recruited as like a quarterback and

7:29

a running back because I seen how he

7:31

handled like the wild test stuff when he

7:33

was at Arkansas. No, apparently his other position

7:35

was free safety. And brother, he was a

7:38

menace. He was a menace

7:40

in every way. He was admitted out there

7:42

cleaning clocks. He was admitted out

7:44

there running things back. He was an outright

7:46

menace. Randy Moss was out there and Randy

7:48

Moss is in this big shoulder pad era.

7:51

So he was out here with like the collar

7:53

and he's back there playing safety. But he's looking

7:55

all yoked up like a linebacker. And then he's

7:57

just I mean, what are you supposed to do

7:59

with it? got the ball. What are you supposed

8:01

to do as a high school player against Randy

8:03

Malls? I don't pay that. I

8:05

mean, like I'll see some people's high school highlight

8:07

tapes and I saw, I gave a speech at

8:09

this, at

8:12

the National Alliance or no, National

8:14

Alliance African-American athletes. I gave

8:16

a speech there. And so it's high school athletes. AKA. Nah. I

8:22

saw some of the high school athletes that

8:24

had their a bunch of five star kids

8:26

going to Georgia in Tennessee, excuse me, not

8:28

Tennessee, Georgia and Texas and Oklahoma. And

8:31

I saw the highlight tapes and they

8:33

plan in some real deal places, but

8:35

it's still obvious that they are separate,

8:37

but I don't see a lot of

8:39

high school football. And I'm

8:41

remembering when I played, that should

8:43

have been illegal, man, because

8:46

like, I promise you like that.

8:48

They need to have some divisions. Once you

8:50

have demonstrated that you are better than the

8:52

rest of these kids, we need to get

8:54

you up out of here. Cause I'm not

8:57

a big dude. And I was doing damage.

8:59

I can only imagine what Darren

9:01

McFadden big ass was doing, playing safety

9:03

with a quarterback who played baseball in

9:05

the off season and some regular ass

9:08

wide receivers who are going to grow

9:10

up to be accountants. I hope they

9:13

may not grow up at all. Fucking

9:15

with Darren McFadden out there coming downhill

9:17

at them. Can you imagine how many

9:19

hospital balls are thrown? Cause you know,

9:21

Darren's team is up and then the

9:23

coach, another sound like we're going to

9:25

come back. No, you not. We're going

9:27

to throw some deep passes and them

9:29

quarterbacks just throwing up wish balls and

9:31

Darren coming downhill at four, five, at

9:34

least he might've been running a four, four, 200, at least

9:37

200 pounds throwing his body. And there was

9:39

no penalty back then for hitting people in

9:41

the head. You know how many kids I

9:44

put out of games because their quarterbacks couldn't

9:46

throw. And I was playing safety and I

9:48

was just head hunting, diving

9:50

through their necks. Can you imagine what Darren McFadden

9:52

was doing to people like that? Really? Oh gosh,

9:56

my kids aren't old enough. Well, my son's not old

9:58

enough yet, but I'm going to be. A

10:00

stickler be out there paying close attention. If it

10:02

does happen to what's going on, I will walk

10:04

on the field and in the game or y'all

10:06

can keep playing. But you know who not going

10:08

to go out there with that five star? My

10:11

son. Dougie

10:13

Fosworth, AKA, net loose

10:15

knockup. I

10:19

know it don't sound I know it don't sound like

10:21

something that makes sense. I got a couple of good

10:23

hits in the league, too. But in high

10:25

school. I'm

10:29

sure you were operating with a special level

10:31

of confidence, right? And like a step ahead

10:33

on everything. And also

10:35

like faster. And I think

10:37

it's more about the the

10:40

quarterbacks being terrible. Like there

10:43

are no high school or there are no

10:46

college level quarterbacks and

10:49

Baltimore County football. And they was throwing

10:51

up bad balls. And I would get

10:53

so excited. And I, as many young

10:55

men, like I, I

10:58

didn't have the level of

11:00

compassion I have today. I

11:02

was trying to make highlight films

11:04

and they pretend to be concerned

11:06

and that my friends up afterwards.

11:08

It was when I was 12 years old.

11:12

It was my 13, I think my

11:14

last year of pop Warner. We went down.

11:17

We lost in the championship in Florida. But

11:19

before that, the first game of the year,

11:21

we played against this team. That's

11:24

one of the other really good teams. And

11:27

I dove through a kid's leg.

11:29

It was bad. That was the one time

11:31

when I was like, you know what? I

11:34

actually do feel bad and I pretended to

11:36

feel bad. They were holding him, trying to

11:38

bring him down. He was like their big

11:40

older, but lighter is what they called it.

11:42

And they were trying to get him down. And I

11:45

came down. He was playing safety then, too. And just

11:47

dove at his leg while somebody was holding it. It

11:49

went back the other way. And and like

11:52

the bone ripped through. It was blood everywhere.

11:54

We, you know, we did wait for

11:57

the ambulance to take his ass off. And they sent all

11:59

our 13. your old ass is back

12:01

out there to play more football. Oh,

12:06

you know, they really changed. Yeah.

12:09

Yeah. I'm sorry. But I'm

12:11

just imagining Darrin McFadden and my son on

12:13

the field at the same time, whenever my

12:15

son gets to 14, 15 years old, he

12:17

hasn't played tackle yet. But I think I'm

12:19

going to have to let him because he's

12:21

committed to it in high school, but and

12:24

it's a good league, like the

12:26

teams that he's going to play

12:28

against like they put a

12:30

couple of kids in college every year. I

12:32

remember when Clowney was in high school and

12:34

what Spencer said about that Clowney field was

12:36

you ain't even need that arrow. You

12:38

know, that arrow, because like, you know, when

12:41

you're watching that defensive field or office alignment,

12:43

you need that arrow, let you know who

12:45

it is that you're looking for. You ain't

12:47

need that arrow. When Clowney was out there,

12:49

Clowney was also out there playing running back

12:52

on that high school film. Oh,

12:55

God, I can't

12:57

imagine. What is we but

12:59

where is he? He went to South Carolina. Where is

13:01

he from? Rock Hill, South

13:03

Carolina. OK, I mean, I don't know.

13:06

I guess I don't need. Dominique, yeah.

13:08

Dominique Stephon Gilmore was out there with

13:10

him. No.

13:15

Today, yeah. So they obviously won

13:17

the state championship like they had. No

13:20

reason why not. Unless there there was a

13:22

real deal quarterback somewhere else in the league,

13:25

but they had to win the state championship

13:27

because of that. Hey, look, man, I don't

13:29

care who that real deal quarterback would have

13:31

been if Clowney on if Clowney on the

13:34

other side of Russian and Gilmore back there

13:36

on one of them receivers. I don't think

13:38

I don't think quarterbacking going to do. Yeah,

13:40

that's fair. Quarterback going to do as you

13:42

know, the Clowney and Gilmore both on offense

13:45

can't be stopped. Yeah, they won

13:47

the championship by 42 points, I'm sure. That's

13:50

why you see the implicit video player running back

13:52

in high school. Right. Like, bro, what are we

13:54

supposed to do right now, man? Like, honestly, as

13:56

the debate is, Coach, you

13:58

know, you're not supposed to do this because otherwise. you

14:00

do it all the time, right? You notice is wrong.

14:02

You just notice is not right. I

14:05

was like partially 60, 45% joking

14:07

about this

14:10

shit shouldn't be legal. But I'm thinking back to

14:13

like, we played against a

14:16

team from like way out in the, in

14:20

like farmland and they had one kid who was gonna

14:22

go to Maryland named CJ

14:24

Feldheim. And he was like six, four, like

14:26

230 and

14:29

muscular and athletic. And

14:32

you know what we didn't have in

14:34

my school was anybody who was

14:37

six, four, 250 and athletic. And

14:40

so like we hung in the game because we

14:42

would run away from him, but it was impossible

14:44

to block. You put two, three people on him

14:46

like, nah, these are regular high

14:49

school kids. Like go, next time you out, just

14:51

walk around the mall and you're gonna see these

14:53

high school kids that look like high school kids.

14:55

And then think about the

14:57

Davey and Clowney going up against them.

14:59

That's just, it's really not fair. Can you imagine how

15:02

many people he hurt? I wonder how many kids he

15:04

hurt. Well, all you need to see, like, forget

15:07

about the Bishop Sycamore's of the world for

15:09

a second. Even when

15:11

you get like the class of the

15:13

Titans, right between two big time high

15:15

schools, not everybody on that big time

15:17

team is going somewhere. It's a lot

15:20

of them that are, but not everybody's

15:22

going somewhere. And a good

15:24

friend of mine, God rest her soul. I'll never forget, she

15:26

hit me up to let me know that her baby brothers

15:28

are gonna be on ESPN cause they was playing against somebody.

15:31

And I remember I watched a little bit

15:33

of that game, man. I turned that off

15:35

and I turned that off because most of

15:37

these boys are not supposed to be playing

15:39

on television. You know what I'm saying? Like

15:41

they're not good enough for that level of

15:43

scrutiny and somebody might die out here.

15:46

Like if you want me to go on that game to

15:49

watch a hot shot receiver, I'll do it. Hot

15:51

shot running back could get a little tricky, but

15:53

I'm still down to do it. If I'm here

15:56

to watch a hot shot linebacker, Ooh, I don't

15:58

think this right. I'm

16:00

not trying to see the, um,

16:03

the five star safety either. I

16:05

definitely know that that's more

16:07

steam. The linebacker, I feel like I get you,

16:09

they might get to the quarterback. They might meet

16:11

some people in the hole and blow them up,

16:13

but the safety is the real problem. That's the

16:15

real problem. Yeah. It gets started. I,

16:21

it like, okay. So you tear something, you

16:24

pull something and we all think that

16:26

you just get better as someone who's had

16:28

repairs and knees and hips, it

16:31

gets better, but then it gets worse a lot

16:33

faster than everything else. We saw a man chanting

16:35

sharp, like them hips don't feel good. Having people

16:37

do that to kids when they are 15, 60

16:40

years old is one thing. And that is the

16:42

head injury stuff too, where this game is actually

16:44

like we have weight classes and wrestling. You

16:47

bought that. I'm about to start a DC

16:49

campaign. I want football weight classes. You just

16:51

don't, because they're like LeBron on

16:53

TV in high school, worst thing going to happen,

16:55

you're going to get embarrassed and get ducked on.

16:58

These kids. These

17:02

kids. Oh, man. I

17:04

do want to know how many people clowning sent to

17:06

the hospital because it's more than one and maybe

17:08

less than 50. Well, so the

17:10

thing that Texas high schools had that

17:12

I felt like was different than just

17:14

about everybody else, Texas

17:16

high schools, at least it seemed to me

17:19

a whole lot more

17:22

like professional size offensive

17:24

lineman, like my high school

17:27

was not a big high school and

17:29

had over 600 pounds worth of tackles. That's

17:32

what I'm saying. Last high school,

17:34

we did not. We

17:37

had, we had, so like we

17:39

had, uh, one or two defensive

17:41

linemen. I remember both

17:43

of their names too. That were over

17:45

300 pounds, but they

17:48

were five. They didn't clumps. Yeah. Okay.

17:51

It was a lot of 10. Yeah. So like they

17:53

were not, you know, like

17:55

that's what a 300 pound high school looks like.

17:57

They look like, you know, like they

17:59

need. some discipline, whether that's the reason or not.

18:01

That's what they look like. They

18:05

don't look like them Lane

18:07

Johnson. Like that's not, it's

18:09

not we are accustomed to I saw Lane Johnson

18:12

in Vegas, man. Same, same

18:15

large man, bro, man, bro.

18:17

And it's like, I know how big

18:19

he is. But it's something about seeing

18:21

football players out of the football setting.

18:24

Don't be at a party with him because it's like

18:26

basketball players. It's the same thing where you see him,

18:28

they're tall. It's weird. It's like, Oh, yeah, you're super

18:31

tall. But we had a party where 80%

18:33

of the people are normal. Then

18:36

there's like, football players.

18:39

And then there's Lane Johnson. Look

18:42

at like a tackle. But I

18:44

see I feel like we talked about

18:47

the same party. She was at that

18:49

party. And I think basketball players, especially

18:51

big men, how big they are is

18:53

wildly underrated. She is a giant man.

18:56

Yeah, six. Yeah, we talked about the same party 610.

18:58

It does not look

19:00

normal in person. I'm with you. But it's

19:03

a different but it's the this way. It's

19:05

the broad that I think it's lost. That's

19:08

yeah. Oh, for she just saying, yeah.

19:11

Yeah, yeah, she does. Because she does

19:14

one of the basketball players who does not

19:16

have an abnormal looking body. It looks like

19:18

you just sized up a normal person, you

19:21

know, whereas a lot of basketball

19:23

players, like they just tall.

19:25

It is like weird looking, but it's

19:27

not intimidating looking. She does

19:30

give that intimidation also. But Lane

19:32

Johnson had the face, the

19:35

haircut, the beard, the

19:37

size, the width, all of

19:39

that world like, Hmm, you know who I ain't

19:41

going best with. The

19:44

problems. Don't

19:46

don't don't want to know

19:48

him going to yeah. Yeah, that's what he

19:50

wanted to say and the chain I would

19:52

try to figure out if there's an appropriate

19:54

place to bring up the chain. But it

19:56

was very significant chain. I feel like when

19:58

you that size it's important to

20:01

have something on like that when you

20:03

look like him to distinguish that you

20:05

not a goon in the mob, like

20:09

you are in charge, cause people

20:11

might assume. No, but see, I

20:13

don't, I mean, he could have that chain to be

20:15

the head goon. Head goon don't get no chain like

20:17

that. Oh, no, the head

20:19

goon can afford the chain. Like the head goon,

20:23

like it's like a weebay level, right? Like

20:25

weebay had a good enough house to

20:27

have them fish tanks in it, you know what I mean? That's

20:29

fair, that's a fair point. The

20:32

goons gotta get active at all times though. I

20:34

guess I assume that goons don't wear chains cause

20:36

they taking them, but maybe

20:38

you a graduated goon. If

20:41

they take it on who gonna take theirs. That's

20:44

fair point, that's a fair point. Yeah,

20:47

I'm certainly not gonna critique anything that

20:50

Lane Johnson or anybody that size is

20:52

wear it or don't. Looks great, love

20:54

it Lane. Nah, nah, me and Biena

20:56

Brinley talked about it, by the way,

20:58

that booty play gonna be the

21:00

business for the Eagles. They winning guy,

21:02

Saquon to go with Jayla Hurts to

21:04

go with the boy, they gonna run

21:06

that play, air play, air play, no

21:09

reason to run nothing else. So

21:11

many quads back there, just we

21:14

gonna hear so much about their squats

21:16

and everything. Who's replacing Kelsey

21:18

though? I mean, I guess Kelsey actually wasn't really

21:21

built for that. I feel like

21:23

he was a victim of that point. He's not a

21:25

big dude. He's a quickness guy, right? He'd

21:27

get out there and pull it. Like

21:29

surprise, how I get on the edge, I'm

21:32

fast. He's not really the barrel and through

21:34

guy. They touch push might get

21:36

better. Yeah, that's gonna be a very interesting

21:38

question, right? Who is going to be the

21:40

next center? I mean, I'm not gonna know

21:42

that person's name, don't get me wrong. It's

21:44

one of those situations. He's an abnormally famous

21:47

and beloved center who

21:49

also is really talented. It's one of those

21:52

things about following. If

21:55

they give up one sack, it's gonna be

21:57

because Kelsey wasn't out there calling out the

21:59

protections. whoever that center is that steps

22:01

in, no way they

22:03

gonna like it. I'm not gonna lie,

22:06

all the things that the center does, I've

22:09

heard about all those things for decades.

22:12

I don't understand any of it at all. They be

22:14

telling me the quarterback is doing all this, then they

22:16

tell me that the center is doing all that. I

22:18

just see a bunch of people pointing around. I ain't

22:20

got no idea. Like if people talk about the center

22:22

make the calls, I've been acting like I know what

22:24

that means for as long as I can remember. It's

22:26

just about like a couple different

22:28

things happen and some quarterbacks can do

22:31

it and some centers can do it,

22:33

but like they set the protection based

22:35

on who they determine is the

22:38

middle linebacker or

22:40

they'll slide the protection or push the protection

22:42

based on whether they think that

22:44

there's a blitz coming or a dangerous pass

22:46

rusher on one side or the other. And

22:48

it takes something off the plate of the

22:50

quarterback. But I tend to like

22:52

the quarterback to call the protections because I

22:54

need you to know when we got an

22:56

unblocked man. You can't just trust that we

22:59

gonna pick everybody up. So like, I

23:01

like the idea of taking off his plate, but

23:03

I'm gonna need the center to turn around,

23:06

give me a two fingers, give me a

23:08

peace sign, let me know where

23:10

this hot read is coming off of and who I

23:12

got to look at. But yeah, Jaylen is gonna have

23:14

to take on a little bit more responsibility coming up

23:17

here. Alright, now coming up next, Nick Saban went to

23:19

Congress. It seems he made a lot of y'all mad.

23:21

We're gonna talk about it. Price

23:27

picks is the most fun you can have by winning

23:30

up to 25 times your money.

23:32

And with the football season over, you

23:34

can still win money with basketball and

23:36

hockey. You just select two

23:38

or more players, pick more or less

23:40

on their projected stats and place your

23:42

entry. You can pick combo

23:45

projections across multiple sports from the

23:47

specials league, a league created specifically

23:49

for combo projections that includes two

23:51

or more players from different sports

23:53

or leagues. Price picks is

23:55

really simple to play. You can make your pick

23:57

to submit your entry in less than 60 seconds.

24:00

And if you stick around for the end of the

24:02

show, you'll get to hear some pics from our producer

24:04

Shaw that can either help You win or

24:07

make you feel miserably So

24:09

make sure you go to prize pics comm slash

24:11

bow money and use code bow money for a

24:13

first deposit matchup to $100 That's

24:16

prize pics comm slash bow money

24:18

prize picks daily fantasy sports

24:21

made easy Experiences

24:28

of what people love the most about

24:30

travel if you know anything about me,

24:32

you know, I love to travel I

24:34

recently went to Iceland and got to experience all

24:36

the country had to offer and

24:38

as someone who loves to travel and explore new places

24:41

Viator has been the perfect app for me

24:44

Viator is a website an app where

24:46

you can book travel experiences like museum

24:49

tours or restaurant experiences They

24:51

offer everything from simple tours to extreme

24:53

adventures with over 300,000 bookable experiences in

24:55

190 countries There's

24:58

something for everyone Plus Viator's

25:00

travel experiences have millions of real

25:03

traveler reviews So you have the

25:05

information you need to book the

25:07

best activities for your trip When

25:10

you book a travel experience and

25:12

Viator, there's always flexibility and support

25:14

with free cancellation payment

25:16

options and 24-7 service Download

25:20

the Viator app now and use

25:22

code Viator 10 for

25:24

10 off your first booking in the app

25:27

One app over 300,000 travel

25:29

experiences. You'll remember do

25:31

more with Viator And

25:38

let's be honest Hydration is very important and

25:40

if you're not chugging water throughout the day

25:43

or constantly having a glass of water next

25:45

to you Are you really hydrating?

25:48

Well, if you use liquid ivy which

25:50

has three times the electrolytes of leading

25:52

sports drink plus eight vitamins and nutrients

25:54

for everyday wellness You can hydrate even

25:57

faster Liquid ivy is super

25:59

easy to use Just take a

26:01

pre-measured packet and pour it into a glass

26:03

of water, mix it up, and enjoy! You

26:05

can take it at home before you start your day, or

26:07

take it with you to work on the gym. Plus,

26:10

with their roster of flavors, which includes my

26:13

favorite, the lemon lime, you can

26:15

easily find the right flavor for you and your

26:17

taste buds. However you hydrate,

26:19

grab your Liquid IV Hydration

26:22

Multiplier, sugar-free, in bulk, nationwide,

26:24

at Costco, or get 20%

26:27

off your first order when you

26:29

go to liquidiv.com and use code

26:31

BOMONI at checkout. That's

26:33

20% off your first order

26:35

when you shop better hydration today

26:38

using promo code BOMONI at

26:40

liquidiv.com. Alright

26:46

Dominique, Nick Saban did that thing where he's

26:49

like really rich, right? And he

26:51

used to coach a football team, and he

26:53

quit coaching the football team, and now he's

26:55

telling everybody that he stopped coaching the football

26:57

team because all the kids care about his

26:59

money, and so everybody is now jumping up

27:01

on their soap boxes. Hey, now that you

27:03

ain't got all the power, you got a

27:05

problem with it. But

27:07

can I be, I'm going to

27:09

kind of sort of ride for Nick Saban on

27:12

this. Hear

27:14

me out. Obviously,

27:16

the players being able to get money alters the

27:18

power dynamic, which I think for those of us

27:20

who have had the problems of the fact that

27:22

the players didn't get paid in the power dynamic

27:24

as it was, you assume that any pushback against

27:26

that can be very easy to be like, oh,

27:28

now you got a problem because the players got

27:31

a little power. Maybe I

27:33

think the problem that the coaches seem to

27:35

have from the conversations I'm having is these little

27:37

jokers is coming in asking for a raise

27:39

every 15 minutes, right? Like

27:42

the coaches have made a mistake in a lot of

27:44

these places where they're the ones like NIL in particular,

27:46

they're the ones determined who gets the money, they're the ones

27:48

determined who gets how much and everything else. And that is mean

27:50

you got a lot of 90 people that's all

27:52

coming to deal with you. I also

27:54

think to be fair to Saban and I'd

27:56

say probably a lot of his colleagues, I

27:59

even my dear. say the majority of his

28:01

colleagues. There's a lot of money in

28:03

coaching, obviously, but I do think a lot of

28:05

these people get into it because they do want

28:07

to work with young people. Like I think part

28:10

of save and leaving the NFL to come

28:12

back to college was he realized he didn't

28:14

like coaching pros. He preferred working with younger

28:16

people. And there is a guidance. Like I

28:18

don't want to say that father stuff because

28:20

that's going too far, but there is an

28:22

element of guiding people through their lives. And

28:24

this period of life is about growth as much

28:26

as anything else. And if you know this and

28:28

you think this, and the only thing that this

28:31

person that you want to, like you try to

28:33

come mold this joke and he like cool, but

28:35

what's that paper hitting foe? I

28:38

get why that's not the job that he signed

28:40

up for and he doesn't want to do it.

28:42

The problem is he got to go find somebody

28:44

else to say this because ain't nobody trying to

28:46

hear it from you. I didn't listen

28:49

to the whole thing all that closely, but

28:51

I heard a lot of conversation about it.

28:53

I frankly didn't find it too interesting in

28:55

part because I think I

28:57

don't and this is also, I think,

28:59

uh, speaking of myself, you talk about getting older.

29:01

One of the things that I've

29:04

like added to my life and when I've got,

29:06

uh, as a part of like maturing is understanding

29:09

that nothing is all good and nothing

29:11

is all bad. And

29:13

while there are plenty of things about

29:16

the previous system that I hated, there

29:19

were things about it that were good. And

29:21

there are plenty of things about the concept

29:23

of money going to the players.

29:26

Like I love that. But like,

29:28

I also recognize there's plenty of shit

29:30

about that. That sucks. And

29:33

maybe Nick Saban is a spokesperson

29:35

who's flawed, but that don't make

29:37

what he's saying not true. So

29:41

I also understand if I was a

29:43

player who had this rare skill and

29:45

I will be coming in talking because

29:47

that's what everybody does. You

29:50

got something rare. What are we talking

29:52

about? How much you going to pay

29:54

for this? So the kids are behaving

29:56

rationally in this screwed up system. The

29:59

system is screwed. up because the

30:01

NCAA and all the presidents have been holding

30:03

it hostage for this long, trying to not

30:06

let it grow and develop along with the

30:08

popularity and the finances of the game, trying

30:11

to not let it mature into the professional

30:13

sports league that it was destined to become.

30:15

And by doing that, they put in a

30:18

position where they don't have the power. Y'all

30:20

could have easily kept the power, declared them

30:22

employees, signed them to contracts. That's what we

30:24

do. That's how this works. But you know

30:27

what you did? Nothing. You're like, all

30:29

right, we'll do some in it. And you waited

30:31

for the Supreme Court to tell you that what

30:33

you was doing was messed up. And now it's

30:35

the Wild West. So Nick Saban doesn't control that.

30:37

And I'm fine. I appreciate him pointing out what

30:39

the problem is, but we can't just jump on

30:41

him and say, oh, Nick,

30:43

guess you don't like having a power now

30:45

and pretend like that doesn't mean that there

30:48

are plenty of things about this current situation.

30:50

That fucking stink. Let me tell you something,

30:52

man. I don't care what it is that

30:54

we talking about, right? I don't care what

30:56

the dynamics are. I don't care what's fair.

30:58

I don't care what's right. I don't care

31:01

what's gay, recognized, gay. I don't care about

31:03

none of that. I'm 70 years old and

31:05

some 19 year old trying to walk in

31:07

my office and tell me what it's about

31:09

to be. I don't care what the it

31:11

is. This conversation is over. If I got

31:13

to roll out, I'm like Whelan Jennings and

31:15

we are the world. Oh, we going to

31:17

be saying it's a Swahili. Time for me

31:19

to dip. I've heard

31:21

enough. I can tell right now that

31:23

this is not going to go in a direction that

31:25

I find to be palatable to me and my sensibilities.

31:27

Thanks to stop. Nope. Got to go. Got to go.

31:30

And that's what Nick did. Like that reminds me

31:32

a bit of like the COVID stuff where

31:35

like the lying about

31:37

getting the shot was the problem and conducting

31:39

yourself. Like you didn't get the shot was

31:41

the problem. Like if you wanted

31:43

to make some sort of sacrifice based on

31:46

the things that you believe I'm all for

31:48

people making sacrifices, but don't lie about it

31:50

forcing me or other people to be in

31:52

a situation. So like Nick Saban is not

31:54

staying in this thing and complaining about how

31:57

much it sucks. He was like, you know

31:59

what? I done did it. This sucks.

32:01

I'm gone. Hey guys, you know that shit over

32:03

there? It sucks. Why don't y'all

32:05

go figure that out? Nothing's wrong with that,

32:08

Nick. Yeah, he's

32:10

like, look, I know the people that's in charge here,

32:12

dawg. They are not going to come up with some

32:14

solution because they're going to need to come up with

32:16

something. What it is just

32:18

seems like outright chaos. And so I think

32:20

the problem that people have is, and I

32:22

get this, is that they're accustomed to people

32:24

making an argument that you should not move

32:26

toward progress because if you move toward progress,

32:28

it is going to cause chaos. And thereby

32:30

the assumption is made on the front end

32:33

that the chaos thing is merely a scare

32:35

tactic. It's not really going to be chaos.

32:37

That's just what you say to make this

32:39

stop. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

32:42

The move toward progress is correct morally,

32:44

right? I don't have any question about

32:47

that, but that does not mean that

32:49

the chaos argument is not true. And

32:51

if you look around, this is in

32:53

fact chaos. I don't think that what

32:56

the current state of affairs is really

32:58

that helpful for anybody, including the players.

33:00

I don't care what these checks are that

33:02

are being cut. I do not believe making moves

33:04

on these timetables that these dudes are making moves

33:07

on is ultimately going to be good for

33:09

them. I think the money, the smart money is

33:11

to stay somewhere. Like negotiate what you can

33:13

every year and somebody else wants to throw some

33:15

money out there and negotiate what you can

33:17

to stay, but your long money is to

33:19

be a part of a community where those people

33:21

remember you. And that's how you get the

33:23

job at the car dealership. After

33:25

you done, and you could be signing on

33:28

cars forever, right? That's, that's the game that

33:30

you need to be playing. Agreed. But

33:32

that's really

33:34

hard to convince somebody because

33:37

on the other side, they believe that

33:39

they're giving themselves the best chance at

33:42

the big payday by moving. Presumably,

33:44

I think the dangerous thing is if

33:47

you're moving from school to school for

33:49

a larger NIL check, that to

33:51

me is a mistake. If you're moving from school

33:53

to school because you believe like Joe Burrow, nobody

33:56

going to tell me that Joe Burrow made the

33:58

wrong decision to go to LSU. And

34:00

I'm sure there's lots of other examples like that.

34:02

I mean, PennX Live, there are lots of examples

34:05

of people moving from one place to another and

34:08

ended up having success. There are probably

34:10

more examples of people failing, but it's

34:12

hard for me to criticize them for

34:15

doing what they think is gonna get in the best

34:17

chance at the next level. If you move from school

34:19

to school for 100,000 extra dollars, I

34:21

get it, it's a lot of money. But if

34:24

it ain't helping you for the

34:26

next level, you're costing yourself probably

34:28

hundreds of thousands based on the relationships and

34:31

the commitment and community that you were talking

34:33

about before. That's worth more than $100,000 right

34:35

now. Yeah, I

34:37

don't think Joe Burrow made a mistake because

34:39

Joe Burrow was a sophomore and had just

34:41

lost his job to somebody that was younger

34:43

than him and was gonna be there for

34:45

a minute, right? His

34:48

move was a wise move. The guy that

34:50

I thought made a bad move was Quinn

34:52

Ewers, who did not beat out, he left

34:54

school early, okay? Did not beat out CJ

34:57

Stroud. And so he came to Texas, but

34:59

the truth is, he was only gonna be

35:01

sitting behind CJ Stroud for two years. And

35:03

what he would have been doing last year

35:06

was throwing the ball to this one dude.

35:08

You know what I'm saying? He'd have been

35:10

throwing the ball to probably the best wide

35:12

receiver in college football. That could have been

35:15

him, right? And look, throwing it to Xavier

35:17

Worthy, there's worse ways you could have done

35:19

it. But you could have been up there. Quinn

35:22

Ewers is probably getting drafted in the top 10

35:24

this year, I think, if he stayed at Ohio

35:26

State. I mean, I don't disagree with you. I

35:29

think that's probably evaluating,

35:31

and you never know what the exact right

35:33

decision is, but understanding the long-term view, and

35:36

Quinn Ewers might've thought that they was gonna

35:38

go recruit somebody else over him. And he

35:40

had a guarantee to get on the field

35:42

at a great school, like a top tier

35:44

school like Texas, he took that chance.

35:47

But here's my thing. If

35:49

you as good as he was supposed to be,

35:51

right? And this is a super high level, five

35:54

star recruit and everything else, what's this, you gonna

35:56

recruit somebody over me? You can try, right? Dude,

36:00

you talk about being, you gonna beat out.

36:03

He's beating out Arch Manning now, for example,

36:05

right? Arch Manning ain't gonna start there until

36:07

Quinn is out of there. You gotta have

36:09

some confidence in yourself. That's what gets me

36:11

about the quarterback that leaves because they didn't

36:13

beat out somebody a year or two over

36:15

them. No, this job is gonna be yours

36:17

if you're the person you're supposed to be.

36:20

And whatever reasons you had to decide to go

36:22

there in the first place are probably holding steady.

36:24

But all you gotta do, all you have to

36:26

do is put up one year of fill. I

36:28

think that's the part that gets me when these

36:31

dudes make all these moves is all you need

36:33

is one year of fill. That's it, you don't

36:35

need to play as a freshman. You just need

36:37

to put up one year of fill. This is

36:39

like the

36:42

human equivalent of like necessity as

36:45

the mother of invention. When you

36:47

don't handle options, sometimes

36:50

you find a little something that you needed that you

36:52

didn't know you had. And I think we all have

36:54

been in that situation before where maybe you fell short

36:56

because you ain't had no choice. But

36:59

I think that's probably part of

37:01

the intended or unintended

37:03

logic about like getting married. You

37:05

tie all your finances and everything

37:07

up. Like, you know what it

37:09

is? It's fundamentally the reason for

37:11

the European Union. We

37:13

gonna tie all our shit together. We

37:16

ain't got no, we got

37:18

no recourse. We gotta all be okay. Because

37:20

you know what happens when we are not

37:22

tied together? War. War.

37:25

We have other options. Yeah. I

37:28

think that there's something to be said for like,

37:30

I'ma tie like that. You

37:33

can't fake scarcity. You know, you can't fake.

37:35

And I think we all have experiences where

37:37

you trying to write a paper two weeks

37:39

early, you can't get nothing on that page.

37:41

But somehow you just get struck by

37:43

some, that happened for the speech that I was talking about.

37:46

I was trying to write that speech for a week and

37:48

a half. Couldn't get nothing on the page. Night

37:50

before though, whoa, worse

37:52

was flowing. That's like

37:54

it boy, you look like you about that Bitcoin.

37:56

You know what I'm saying? Nope. You.

38:00

Yeah, that's my contract is same

38:02

thing. I got a lot. She's

38:04

we down here in Atlanta I'm

38:07

deep on the depth chart. Well, you know what

38:09

I can't do is not bald is here locked

38:11

in No, no you were

38:13

you was all about the still of the fight Look

38:17

it up to the challenge of your

38:19

rivals Put

38:22

a beat behind that boom

38:24

boom boom boom boom

38:26

boom boom Hey, man,

38:29

look rocky gets you ready

38:31

bad I have a whole thing

38:33

first of all rocky is the

38:35

single most likable movie character ever

38:37

created There's nobody that you couldn't

38:39

possibly root against rocky and we

38:41

should have known rocky was different

38:43

when in the first rocky rocky

38:45

Go get a get a get a

38:47

LP put on the turntable and what is

38:49

he playing? Some of madness

38:52

by cooling the guy that was outside right

38:54

there The rocky has something for a little

38:56

bit of everybody and then in every movie

38:58

man All Rockies get it

39:01

cracking music is always uplifted

39:03

man The the regular rocky one

39:05

the one that biggie sample and then of course

39:07

the eye the tiger So the thought of our

39:09

fight the other fight rising up to the challenge

39:11

of our rivals like all of them get you

39:13

going Even the first Creed

39:16

has some knocks in it, too I don't

39:18

know what the second one did the first one will

39:20

say though It was a little tricky for rocky 5

39:22

right like that. That was a bad

39:24

era for it, but also shoot Detroit

39:28

City and LA we had

39:30

that from rocky rocky

39:34

Like rocky was a big deal like before I

39:36

was old enough to know much about movies So

39:38

I watched it as a kid like at home

39:40

on TV and first time I saw

39:42

it I don't know. I was probably like seven eight

39:44

something like that young I guess and

39:47

I Was like this movie

39:49

sucks. I thought it was a movie about fighting.

39:51

There's a damn love story I

39:53

was I was shocked at the amount of

39:55

the movie that was dedicated to like his

39:58

emotional awakening him finding like,

40:00

I want to see this man kick some ass.

40:03

I got older and appreciated the movie more later,

40:05

but it's a sneaky love story. Hold

40:07

on, hold on. Those savage fighting scenes were

40:09

not enough for you what they came around.

40:11

Because look man, if boxing was like a

40:13

Rocky movie, wouldn't be no box. Those

40:17

scenes weren't savage, but I had a whole

40:19

lot of dates that I had to wait

40:21

through. That's true. That's true. A whole lot

40:23

of dates. I was like, nah, I didn't

40:25

even know the point. It does get more,

40:27

really Rocky three and four. Those two, like

40:29

we ain't really talking about all this other

40:31

stuff nearly as much. Rocky three and four

40:33

got a lot more fights. Yeah,

40:36

I think, yeah, I feel like I might've went back

40:38

and I don't remember exactly how old I was, but

40:40

I feel like I might've went back to see Rocky

40:42

one after I saw the lady later Rockies and

40:44

was like, cause those movies are

40:46

like much more closely aligned with

40:48

action movies than the first one. The

40:51

first one is a very artistic film.

40:53

The next one, they're like, Ooh, dirty

40:55

Russian killed my homies. I will

40:57

get revenge. The movies are not in

40:59

the same family by any stretch. Don't

41:01

forget about Savage Negro and Rocky three.

41:03

We got the Savage Negro and we

41:05

got the holster. I

41:08

do. Oh yeah. Fucking Deebo. Rocky three. I

41:10

have like, I don't have the same recollection

41:12

of like, I don't fully remember. Like I

41:15

know club of Langs in it. I know

41:17

that the host is in it. I am.

41:19

Oh, Balboa, you need to bring your woman

41:21

over here. She can find a real man.

41:23

Right? Like I remember like, oh, but all

41:25

I remember about Rocky three is just Mr.

41:27

T say a Balboa, the way you just

41:29

call a Balboa over and over and over

41:31

again. And then Rocky four, um,

41:34

I'm convinced that Paulo got caught

41:36

in something I've seen happen

41:38

a few times in my life. And at

41:40

the risk of seeming like I don't remember

41:42

who I play for. I will say I

41:44

enjoy, which is when the Afro American underestimates

41:46

what this caucasian can do when it comes

41:48

down to scrap. And you think these white

41:51

boys can't fight. Some of them can dog,

41:53

some of them can. And that's just, that's

41:55

what got Apollo bad. Apollo's out here bad

41:57

with this white boy about to do. And

41:59

that boy hit him with and I quote,

42:02

if he dies, he dies. What

42:06

cold last lie. That's how I

42:08

felt when I was 15 years old. Hey,

42:14

y'all better get your kids off this field. Oh

42:17

man. I didn't realize Rocky three came out 82. I

42:19

was born in 83. So yeah,

42:22

I thought they came out in the early eighties, but the

42:25

first one came out. I didn't realize it came out in

42:27

82 because the first Rocky came out in 76. I

42:31

don't know what year Rocky two came out. I'm

42:33

no Rocky. Rocky four came out

42:35

in 85 or 86 and

42:38

then Rocky five came out in like 1990. Rocky

42:40

five had Tommy Morrison in it. And I got to say,

42:42

I don't know how they

42:44

could visit Tommy Morrison that it would be good for

42:47

his brain to go out here and be the enemy

42:49

of Rocky. Like that's what a,

42:51

what a terrible, what a terrible idea. If you,

42:53

what you try to do is get white people

42:55

to like you. You turned on Rocky. Yeah.

42:58

Rocky four was the one that I, the

43:00

first one I saw that with, um, that

43:03

was the one where I was like, Oh

43:05

yeah, I like Rocky. Let me go back

43:07

and see these other Rockies. Let me start

43:09

with Rocky one. It was on USA or

43:11

something. I was like, what is going on?

43:13

Where, when is he going to fight somebody

43:15

and stop worried about this woman and figure

43:17

out that he is the champ, not some

43:19

lowly, uh, pauper, but

43:21

yeah. Yo, people really do not like Adrian.

43:24

They really, really don't. And I just want

43:26

to know what you would do if

43:28

your stupid ass man was out here trying

43:30

to fight Drago, like, like it felt

43:32

to me like Adrian was the only person

43:34

with any good sense in the world.

43:36

You can't win rock. I

43:39

didn't realize that people didn't like Adrian. I

43:41

wasn't, it was wrong. Adrian. I mean, look

43:43

bad, man got a tendency to see. Their

43:47

what they perceived to be their nagging wife

43:49

and everyone else's wife who does such things.

43:51

She was trying to say that bad life.

43:53

Cause even if he won, he was losing

43:55

and he saw how it wound up in

43:57

the end for everybody. Can you imagine?

44:00

like I guess they had her die in the

44:02

trilogy. But can you imagine Rocky was 45 years

44:04

old, she had to go

44:06

change his diapers. See how you're getting his ass

44:08

whooped all the time. I'm with him man. Rocky

44:10

had a robot in that movie. What are

44:12

you doing? You are rich. You made it.

44:14

Why are you going out here and fight

44:17

this machine? What's going on? And that's right.

44:19

Apollo went and got his ass kilked. I'm

44:24

sorry. Maybe I just say,

44:27

maybe I just ain't got the heart, right? But

44:30

I see you killed by homie with your bare hands.

44:34

Avenging his death. Perhaps.

44:38

But there's got to be another way, right? Right.

44:42

There's got to be a way that

44:44

I could do this without having to

44:46

like fight this bad. Can we take

44:48

him to court? Oh, God.

44:51

It was in the boxing ring. I understand

44:53

that it was not all above board. However,

44:57

it's not like they poisoned him or

44:59

something. He punched that man

45:01

to sleep. How about this? If you really

45:03

want to make a man, why

45:06

don't you just go try to pull his woman? You

45:08

know what I'm saying? If Flavor Flav can do it,

45:10

why can't you? Right? Like, why

45:12

don't you? Maybe that

45:14

I would try that approach. No,

45:17

I feel like if

45:19

Flavor Flav could do it, that was suggesting me

45:21

that I'm not her type. But

45:24

at the same time, in real life, she

45:26

was as tight. Right? Like, God, that's all

45:29

I'm saying. Like, if you really had

45:31

a beat, and as I recall, they

45:33

were saying that Rocky was stepping out

45:35

on Adrian anyway. Like, come on, man.

45:37

Apollo, I think, look, that's all Apollo

45:39

needed from you. Apollo would have shown

45:42

down from you above and be like,

45:45

I see you, big dog. I

45:47

see you. I see you. I

45:50

mean, I feel like helping out his son

45:52

later in life. I'd have put a college

45:54

fund together for his kids. Like, I could

45:56

do many things I can do. But what

45:59

I can't do, is fight

46:02

this motherfucker that just killed you with

46:04

punches. With punches. Who

46:08

punched you into another realm? No,

46:12

I can't. I cannot fight somebody

46:14

who punched you into meeting your

46:16

Lord and Savior. It was supposed

46:19

to be an exhibition. Oh, we

46:21

got an exhibition coming up. Nobody

46:24

better not die in

46:26

that. Did somebody bother to

46:28

check whether or not exhibition is a word

46:31

in Russian? He

46:36

didn't get the memo. That dude was a weapon.

46:38

That might not have been. Oh, yeah. In

46:40

Creed, the second Creed, he got a son or

46:42

something that had come out. Movies

46:44

running together for me. You got better memory than

46:46

me, but it just popped into my head that

46:48

he had a son in the second Creed that

46:50

was trying to fight or something. I

46:53

don't know. I saw the second Creed because

46:55

remember he had the son in Rocky five

46:57

and he was reaching that teenage age where

46:59

he was out here like acting bad and

47:01

like winning. Got to do no, no, no,

47:03

no, no, no. I'm talking about Drago's son is

47:05

in Crete. Oh, that's right. He did have that's

47:07

right. He did have the son, but it was

47:09

like he really ain't want to do this. Yeah.

47:12

Speaking of football earlier, I wish my son had

47:14

that same feeling like I

47:16

don't I don't want to do it because that he's

47:18

the opposite where it's like his assumption is that yeah,

47:20

this is what I'm supposed to do. Like

47:23

he really think that there's going to be some football at

47:25

the next level for him while I'm over here like, man,

47:27

you better hit these books. What

47:30

position he play books or

47:32

flag football. So you play like

47:34

everybody's okay. He's not the quarterback. So

47:36

everybody's a receiver and corner

47:39

and safety and linebacker move them around. So

47:41

he hasn't found out yet how he feels

47:43

about contact. No, I know. You know, he

47:45

bought it. No. Yeah.

47:49

Decisions that he makes on

47:51

the basketball team, getting put

47:53

on the bench regularly because

47:55

that man be mad at

47:57

the refs, too. Like they called a felony. Bruh.

48:00

Are you hitting him? You hit him. What

48:03

are you doing? No, I

48:05

joke with my wife. You have to be the one to explain to

48:07

him that the world is not out to get him. I

48:10

tried. He don't listen, but I try to explain to my

48:12

wife that no matter what he's doing, he's playing football. Like

48:15

if he's playing basketball, he's playing football. He plays

48:17

soccer like a football player. Yeah,

48:19

he played tag like he's playing football. He

48:23

runs through the house and like try

48:25

to tackle me and it's very, very

48:28

boy behavior. He got much meaner streak in

48:31

him than I ever had, but he

48:33

is fast as me. Okay. Well,

48:35

there you go. That's, that's the part you go. D digs

48:37

play tool is like, look, that's what pays the bills. Yeah.

48:41

I mean, I assume he's not going to be big. So

48:44

you're going to, you're going to have

48:46

to get a little faster and start worrying about hitting

48:48

everybody. I mean, does he have

48:50

the phosphorous family six pack at age four? Dominique, I

48:52

just picked you him at like six years old with

48:55

a six pack. Yeah, he does.

48:57

He does. Yeah.

48:59

All the, all the kids seem to have gotten

49:02

like the fast metabolism and

49:04

don't work out and kind of lightweight

49:06

ripped. It's a, it's my gift to

49:08

them. If I give them nothing else,

49:11

which I give them plenty, but y'all

49:13

can eat trash and still, and still

49:15

live reasonable. And that is Dominique phosphorous.

49:17

Check him out on the Dominique phosphorous

49:19

show available. We're all fine podcast. So

49:21

my brother, I appreciate you always, man.

49:23

It was fun. Thank you, sir.

49:25

And ladies and gentlemen, thanks so much for joining us

49:27

here on the right time. Remember, hit the

49:29

voicemail line, three, two, three, five,

49:31

nine, six, seven, seven, six, seven.

49:34

But I would like you to let us

49:36

know is that time you were matched up

49:38

with Dominique phosphorous or some other future professional

49:40

in amateur competition and let us know how

49:43

it went for you and stop lying and

49:45

acting like it went well. You know, you

49:47

got yammed on three, two, three, five, nine,

49:49

six, seven, seven, six, seven. We do this

49:51

thing here three times a week. My man,

49:54

Sean, you handles everything behind the scenes. Thank

49:56

you, sir. Remember, subscribe, like, follow the right

49:58

time. Rate us, review us, give us a call. five stars.

50:00

The only give us four stars. I'm inclined to believe you

50:02

are a hater. What's up you guys? Have a couple of

50:04

days. Take it easy.