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calendar were quite honestly a that really pop

1:00

and but lucky for me some people got

1:02

a bright idea their run it up okay

1:04

dude was a good idea and I gotta

1:06

say it everywhere opposite right now know what

1:08

the hell we be do have a television

1:11

show people did decide to run up all

1:13

people and scales. Largest small of people and

1:15

okay a lotta as of people in Georgia

1:17

eroded Obama has gone be a common thing

1:19

but as of this particular episode as a

1:21

cast say they want to run up our

1:23

Cam Newton now. As we

1:25

got started with this show.

1:28

I. Came across State Med. apparently that a

1:30

role do about an hour and a half ago

1:32

for some people called top Shelf perform as Ak

1:35

a T S P and who is T S

1:37

P apparently shot we could put it up on

1:39

his grave would be able T S P as

1:41

these people are thought it was a good idea

1:44

to run up Ah Kam New now we got

1:46

a video here right? You see that his life.

1:48

Oh dude. And. As by one km.

1:51

You. See that yeah his foe dude is

1:53

why Cab Care got one of these.

1:55

Do that a headlock and he thought

1:57

another one away staff come to break

1:59

it up. And honestly, that's probably the

2:01

best thing that ever happened to the people

2:03

who decided to run up on cam. It's

2:05

been very difficult for me to get a

2:08

great handle on whether or not the people

2:10

who ran up on cam were youngsters, all

2:12

grown ups, right? But they decided, can we

2:14

run that one more time, y'all? Because I

2:16

really just want to make sure that the

2:18

people watching us on YouTube get a real

2:21

good chance to understand. Look at that big

2:23

motherfucker right there. The hat didn't go nowhere.

2:26

These dudes are just getting slung around. I

2:29

don't. I don't. I mean, this

2:31

is a lot going on. Somebody came in here trying to

2:33

fill some haymakers. It didn't

2:35

really seem to do too much as it related

2:37

to cam. I got to

2:39

say, man, it's a sad statement on the state of

2:41

journalism. I went to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. They seemed

2:43

to have no information of what was going on. They

2:46

had reports that was making references to

2:48

TMZ. Like this, the local

2:50

authorities supposed to be on the ground here. Maybe I don't

2:52

know if they should have been there in the first place.

2:55

Like this is a very Atlanta 707

2:57

sort of thing. For those of

2:59

you who not up on what the 707 game

3:01

is, it's kind of like AAU football. That'd

3:03

be out here playing flag football. That's how

3:06

you keep the kids sharp. They'd be throwing

3:08

the balls all the time. And these teams

3:10

are kind of coached by like people.

3:12

You know what I mean? Like it's

3:14

similar to AAU in that regard. They're

3:16

getting coached by people. It's a lot

3:19

going on here. Can't tell

3:21

who all the people are. But one thing I've

3:23

noticed about this scene, and I'm not necessarily saying

3:25

who's right, who's wrong, but I don't feel like

3:27

there's a great deal of respect for Cam Newton

3:30

in this scene, given who Cam Newton is. Right?

3:33

Like I feel like Cam Newton is the father to

3:35

a whole lot of people's style out there. And

3:38

yet still, they don't seem to have

3:40

like that supreme respect for Cam that

3:42

I would expect for people to have

3:44

for that guy in that city. All

3:46

that stuff. Dot, dot, dot. There's

3:48

so many different directions that we could go with.

3:50

And if we're going to be honest about this,

3:52

at least if I'm going to be honest about

3:54

this, I see a lot of directions to go

3:56

in. But for me personally, OK, I'm just going

3:59

to give you this. in advance. I

4:02

don't really have anything serious to say. Like

4:05

if you want to make this into like

4:07

a larger bit, I'm probably not going to

4:09

be able to help you out with that.

4:11

I see lots of things that I find

4:13

on various levels, quite honestly, to be a

4:15

bit uproarious. Lot of things that I can't

4:17

understand. Me and Spencer were talking about this

4:19

last night on text and he

4:22

said that all them people running up on cam

4:24

was basically like running up on Jesus. I was

4:26

like, no, this wasn't like running up on Jesus.

4:28

Shaw, I'll run this one more time. It's like

4:30

four people was trying to tackle the, that, that

4:32

Jesus statue in Brazil. You know

4:34

what I'm saying? The joint, the joint right

4:36

here. Y'all know that what I'm talking about.

4:38

It looked like four people decided, yo, if

4:40

we all bend our knees and we all

4:42

go low, we can take Christ the redeemer.

4:45

We're going to get Christ through. We're going

4:47

to get Christ the redeemer down. Let me

4:49

tell you something. Flares, what no form tackle

4:51

going to do to job. There was nothing

4:53

that they could do. Jesus was just going

4:55

to be standing here just like this. When

4:57

y'all got finished, just like he did when

4:59

y'all got started, it's going to look exactly

5:01

the same. And you know how I noticed,

5:04

I will never forget this as long as I live first

5:07

game of cam Newton's career. He set

5:09

the NFL record for most passing yards

5:11

by rookie. It was something like 400

5:13

yards or whatever it was. But I

5:15

remember first of all, just being

5:17

like, how is he, how are you that

5:20

big? Right? Like there are some people

5:22

and it's hard to explain who they are

5:24

when they come up. There's some people who,

5:26

when you're around them, it, what

5:28

the numbers say, isn't the point about how

5:31

big they are. Like cam Newton's about six,

5:33

five, 250 pounds. Okay.

5:35

That is a league full of guys that

5:38

are about six, five, two 50. Not

5:41

all of them just feel like the

5:43

biggest motherfucker on earth, like cam does.

5:45

And I have to say motherfucker because

5:47

like That's a big motherfucker, man..

5:49

Like There's no other term to explain how big

5:51

this motherfucker is. That's a big motherfucker, man. Like

5:53

that's, that's just what he is. Like You're like,

5:55

who is that man? Who is that big motherfucker

5:57

over there? That That's the question. image you ask

5:59

if you saw it I do. You didn't know

6:01

who he was, it would matter of your mama

6:04

was around who was if who? that big motherfucker

6:06

right? The if you could have a seven year

6:08

old are they look up with a lie. Wow.

6:10

Mom who? that big mother fucker right there solitaire

6:12

you to say that a key areas while there

6:14

really is a big motherfucker fatty know you know

6:16

the technical term. That's what's happening near as rice

6:18

on his guess is Super Bowl. Who saw him

6:20

They would just walk it up there was like

6:22

wow, I can't believe how big he is so

6:25

I dare do like. Julius

6:27

Peppers is interesting case or does the Bra

6:29

Jays to be business description also were York

6:31

when you see them. As. Your

6:33

definitely struck by how big the your

6:36

but you're also somehow struck by like

6:38

how slim the your. You.

6:40

Know legitimate as a manager public the oh that's

6:42

the biggest do it I've ever seen. Any might

6:44

have like a size thirty two ways that got

6:46

the Karl Malone that like a fat thirty one

6:48

waste as other like that you know to be

6:50

like like you see just how efficiently big they

6:52

are. Stay on as now what I'm talking about

6:54

math I thought to somebody to say detail while

6:56

pass. it wasn't a cast a shadow. Literally.

6:59

A shadow. I. Said

7:01

oh what is it sends Audience

7:04

is man in the world. As.

7:07

He decided job or audible jail.

7:10

as whatever we're gonna do have the

7:12

same ak mouth is gossip as for

7:14

days it's as weird beef com froth.

7:16

I don't care what's your explanation is

7:19

if you got beef would say of

7:21

step what his squash and. I

7:24

like, I don't. I don't. I don't know where

7:26

all the list of ideas we don't get to

7:28

we go run up on T M. how bout

7:30

that. I just don't know how we get here.

7:33

I have no idea how the world you guessed

7:35

it up points and as before we get to

7:37

the fact that he would wear lace and I

7:39

know that doesn't mean anything to most of you

7:41

but those of you who understood exactly the word

7:44

that I use right The or, even though I

7:46

didn't use all the letters, you know exactly what

7:48

I'm talk about. Pets may have put his paw

7:50

pads out of for their due to the airport.

7:52

A Cam Newton as somebody. A My mids you

7:55

said earlier today. Want. to fight

7:57

where it was followed was he was

7:59

the war and he didn't even throw

8:01

a punch. Okay? Y'all

8:03

need to leave Well. Lay alone. Just, just

8:06

trust me on that. That's what you need

8:08

to do. But anyway, I

8:11

think we need to explore this from

8:13

some angles that I

8:15

believe have not been

8:17

properly explored. Okay? Now,

8:20

Cam was run up on some people that called

8:22

themselves the TSP crew. Now one thing I find

8:25

that's very interesting, and I know that you've probably

8:27

noticed this in other parts of your life, and

8:29

I've definitely seen it. You know those people that

8:31

always got to sound like they know what they

8:33

talk about, even though they don't know what they're

8:36

talking about, right? You know those

8:38

people who can never come in with a

8:40

question where you start talking about something and

8:42

they don't know what it is, they can never stop

8:44

and be like, Hey, man, I don't really know what

8:46

that is right now. They always got to act like

8:49

they know what they talk about. So I get on

8:51

the internet and people are like, yo, Cam got run

8:53

up on by the TSP crew. And I'm like, what

8:55

the hell is a TSP crew? I'm looking at the

8:57

aggregator accounts. That one where people don't even know if

8:59

the person is real and they just think you live

9:02

in Israel or something. He was like, yo, Cam Newton

9:04

got run up by the TSP crew. You don't know

9:06

what the hell no TSP crew is. But

9:08

everybody just acted like, I'm like, what is this?

9:11

Like is that the people that's all trial with

9:13

young thugs? No, those are, that's a different set

9:15

of letters. It's Atlanta. You can't just be throwing

9:17

letters out here at me and I'm not supposed

9:19

to wonder if it's a gang or not. I

9:22

pay attention. I read the news. You know what

9:24

I'm saying? Or at least some rappers. I

9:27

don't know who the hell no TSP is.

9:29

I can bottle your teaspoon. Right? But

9:32

I knew it couldn't be that right. I don't

9:34

know. Maybe that's some kind of cocaine reference that

9:36

I ain't up on. Either way it goes. But

9:38

they said Cam got run up on by the

9:41

TSP crew, whoever they was. And

9:43

it was four people. Shaw put it up there again,

9:45

man. I just, I mean, I, I derive great joy

9:47

in watching this happen. Just look at this. So

9:50

it's the TSP crew and it's one

9:52

of them dudes wearing a Prince jacket. We

9:55

go road his bag. We go road his bag

9:57

around to the front after it goes down

9:59

again. And like even people came

10:01

late thinking they was gonna throw

10:03

blows not what did anybody think

10:05

the Cam Newton? Was gonna go

10:07

to the ground not a

10:10

single time. Yeah, right back right back

10:12

right back you out Say what press

10:14

balls pause right there Yeah,

10:16

we missed it, but that dude in the purple you see that

10:18

show I did I

10:21

think it is. Oh, let me tell

10:23

you something man and up y'all know me

10:25

Sean. You've been to my house You see

10:27

my record collection. You know how I feel

10:29

about Prince. Okay, you know Where I'm at

10:32

bad. Can you imagine wearing your official Prince

10:34

gear and decided you're gonna go fight somebody?

10:37

Are you serious? Come

10:39

on, man. What are you talking about?

10:42

So anyway, I Gotta

10:44

say this about the TSP crew and this

10:46

statement that this woman put out I really

10:49

can't go through all of it and everything

10:51

else dad. I die all that stuff, right?

10:54

All I'm gonna say is this I Don't

10:56

know who's in charge of the PSP

10:58

crew. That's what it is TSP crew.

11:01

Correct. Okay I don't know who's in

11:03

charge of it, but

11:05

whoever that is got something that

11:08

we need to figure out how to

11:10

harness it and Like

11:12

move it in the proper direction Because

11:15

let me tell you something if

11:17

you can get three Four

11:20

people to follow you into

11:23

a fight with Cam Newton. You're a

11:25

goddamn inspiration Who

11:28

are you? Like if you can

11:30

get people to do that We

11:32

have got to get we got to put

11:34

those talents to a more productive use Cuz

11:37

there's no way you convinced me that we

11:39

about to go fight Cam Newton No,

11:42

sir, re-bob you you convinced the dude

11:44

in a prince jacket that we gonna

11:47

go fight camp That's all I'm

11:49

saying this man this man got something inside

11:51

him that people grab to

12:00

ward you know what I'm saying like we

12:02

gotta we gotta put that right there

12:04

in the in the right

12:06

direction now them boys who decided to

12:09

follow along on one

12:11

level I agree to this man who

12:13

got them there is an inspiration but

12:16

on the other side those boys

12:18

are morons and look

12:20

I understand that I might be talking about

12:23

some minors here and if I'm calling your

12:25

child a moron I

12:27

apologize but don't act like

12:29

you didn't call the little motherfucker a moron when

12:31

you found out that he tried to fight Cam

12:34

come on now you find out

12:36

that your son decided to fight

12:38

Cam Newton you you you know

12:40

you you aired you

12:43

somewhere drop the ball right

12:45

somewhere along the way either

12:47

that child has some anger

12:49

that hasn't been processed right

12:51

or just quite honestly that

12:53

boy is just terrible at math like

12:56

really really bad at cannot count

12:59

this 100% cannot count out here hanging

13:02

with the wrong crew right and the crew

13:04

I'm talking about it even necessarily the hoodlums

13:06

I'm just talking about dummies just

13:08

hanging out with dummies

13:10

that's that's that's that's

13:12

something something

13:14

in there needed to be

13:17

fixed okay but

13:19

I want to talk to one

13:21

person in particular at this moment and

13:24

talking about what we saw with the Cam Newton

13:27

video and those

13:30

of you who have

13:32

watched this show and been you know part of what we've

13:34

been doing for many years you know the things that important

13:36

to me if you follow me over the course of the

13:39

last 20 years you know like

13:41

things that that you

13:43

know the issues that we said I'm passionate about

13:46

and the things that I find to be interesting and

13:48

find to be entertaining and everything else okay okay

13:52

I just got one person I want to talk to right now

13:55

and what's that boy's

13:57

name chosen You

14:01

know how I'm talking about y'all? No, chosen? Yeah,

14:03

chosen. Chosen is

14:05

Cam Newton's oldest son.

14:09

And on this show, we

14:12

talk a lot about people

14:14

who had that faithful day that they

14:16

decided that they was going to run

14:18

up on their pops. And

14:21

they learned the hard way that they should

14:23

not have run up on their pops. And

14:26

the truth is, all those people who had

14:28

that bright idea of running up on their

14:31

pops, my assumption is that none of them

14:33

had ever seen their pops engage in no

14:35

fisticuffs. You know,

14:37

so they just they had misunderstood what kind

14:39

of man their daddy was. And

14:41

maybe that's the case. And look, I bet that

14:44

boy chosen is probably not no small man himself

14:46

after all Cam Newton is his daddy. But

14:48

all I'm telling you right now, boy, is

14:51

if you put it on YouTube, you just

14:53

got a real public service announcement about why

14:55

you need to leave your big ass daddy

14:58

alone. I don't care what he say to you.

15:00

He going to be saying some wild stuff to you. You're

15:02

going to be in a place where that testosterone in that

15:04

house is going to be bouncing off the walls, man. You're

15:06

going to feel the need to assert yourself. And

15:09

I think the best way for you to

15:12

assert yourself is through excellent report cards. And

15:15

I think that if you if you show up with all

15:17

A's, I mean, no disrespect to Cam, but I don't know

15:19

how many times he did that. You want to show your

15:21

daddy that you demand that you got something on him. That's

15:23

the way for you to do it. You need to do

15:25

it. Hitting them books because hitting that

15:27

man run the clip again, run the clip again.

15:29

Chose which one which one of these dudes, which

15:31

one of these dudes you want to be you.

15:33

Right. Which one of them you think is

15:35

you. Right. You want to be

15:38

you want to be the one that your daddy just about

15:40

threw over a fence like, you know, do you know how

15:42

strong you have to be? To

15:45

hit somebody in real life

15:47

with the Irish whip. Like

15:50

the Irish whip is

15:52

the fakest move in all of

15:54

wrestling. I'm going to

15:56

grab you and spin you in a circle

15:58

and push you. and make you

16:00

run all the way into something, bounce

16:03

off of it and then run back.

16:05

Nothing is faker than the Irish whip.

16:08

Cam grabbed that boy by the neck

16:10

and was about to hit him with

16:12

an Irish whip. He would have threw

16:14

him against that fence, that metal fence,

16:16

and he'd have bounced off that shit

16:18

like it was a rope. Look

16:20

at that! Dog! They

16:25

made no chance! No

16:29

chance! This is my favorite screen grab

16:31

because he is smiling at this moment, which

16:34

is just like you know who you're

16:36

messing with if you get jumped by

16:39

five guys and you're smiling afterwards. And

16:41

the hat didn't come off! The

16:43

hat made no moves. First of all, the

16:45

fact that it's a 707 tournament and

16:48

you got the hat on in the first place. Let's

16:51

talk about that. Like something that we haven't

16:53

talked about nearly enough we can is that

16:55

if you were young, I

16:59

can't begin to explain to you what a

17:01

polarizing figure he was coming out of Auburn.

17:04

Just because of everything that happened with

17:07

his pops and all of that stuff. And so

17:09

he comes out of Auburn and this is before

17:11

the paradigm and Cam is a big part of

17:14

the paradigm shift in how a quarterback has to

17:16

present himself or does present himself. And so Cam

17:18

presented himself very much as quarterbacks did. Very

17:21

traditionally suited, all of that stuff

17:23

or whatever. And

17:25

if we're being honest, Cam is

17:27

so much better as a podcast media

17:29

guy than I ever thought that he

17:31

would be because there was nothing in

17:33

his early media appearances that implied that

17:35

he would be good at it. But

17:37

the reason was he was busy trying

17:39

to sound like the rest of the

17:41

quarterback when now he's good at it

17:44

because he just sounds like him. And

17:46

when none of us knew about Cam,

17:48

none of us knew about Cam. He's

17:51

a weirdo man. Like as

17:53

we found out more and more about

17:55

him, what we found out was, oh,

17:58

this dude is a weirdo. He... Tyson

18:00

the font that's barely legible, right? He

18:02

wears all this weird stuff and everything

18:04

else. We just had no idea. We

18:06

had no idea whatsoever, man. This dude

18:08

was just a weirdo, but he is

18:10

the biggest weirdo in the world. Literal

18:13

figurative, however you want to spin it. I

18:16

can't believe that somebody really thought they was going to

18:18

run on him. And then he is smiling if he's

18:20

got one in the headlock and I don't know what

18:22

he doing to the other one. The other

18:24

thing about this, ain't nobody catch

18:27

most strays in

18:29

our evaluation than Dak Prescott.

18:32

Sean, were you aware at that time that Dak

18:34

Prescott got his ass kicked at Panama City Beach?

18:36

I wasn't aware, but I saw you tweeting about it. It

18:38

was news to me when I saw your tweet. Look it

18:41

up. Look it up. It

18:43

is honestly the best explanation for why

18:45

he got drafted in the forefront. And

18:48

what I feel bad for Dak is, they

18:51

got a... It didn't look

18:53

like a fair fight, but he

18:55

got handled. Them boys stomped him

18:57

and his crew out and he

18:59

will never live this down. Right?

19:01

Like this is the best example

19:03

somebody pointed out is, watch the

19:05

cab handle those dudes versus what

19:07

happened at Panama City Beach. What

19:09

you saw over the weekend was

19:11

a game changer. What you

19:13

saw happen at Panama City Beach, that

19:15

there was a game manager and the

19:17

game was managing his ass. Good gracious.

19:20

Like if I'm not mistaken, they ripped

19:22

off a bunch of skin off of

19:24

his chest. I just remember

19:26

at some point he was like squaring up with them

19:28

cats. Like all right, it's his time. But he seemed

19:30

to be squaring up with them in the way that

19:32

you square up with somebody when you know like, I

19:35

am not the betting favorite. I won't show it,

19:38

but I saw a photo of him just bloodied

19:40

up afterwards and that's quite The

19:42

opposite of what happened at the cab. Why Won't you

19:44

show it? She Won't be sure I'll show it. Yeah,

19:47

let the people see this. Hey, Dak, Dak was out

19:49

there in Panama City Beach, man, for spring Break. I

19:51

Don't think they do it no more. So Like there

19:53

ain't nobody else that's going to be able to go

19:55

to Panama City Beach and take a more infamous ass

19:57

woman. But Hey, here we go. Here We go. They're

20:00

live with those Yahoo Out audio. Will you

20:02

dismiss it as live life of people stayed

20:04

and over dag and just stop in. Oh

20:06

yes yet areas get himself up off the

20:08

ground all be a try to get up

20:10

at he added a or I bagged out.

20:13

He got a good other guy you are

20:15

I bagged out kebab Kebab kebab Honestly to

20:17

me this is allowable about that through the

20:19

to say about that a party of all

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a Cc quarterback galette of good as as

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will depend on boss he beats thousand Gay

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marriage is not easy thought you saw today

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Manager the manage The very idea of why

20:29

I think about is what would add new

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never do to beg you slap him into

20:33

paid me Barbara these as equitable Ray Lewis

20:35

Whether I Lewis had to say to you

20:37

to be too so bad as you would

20:39

just slap Ray Lewis advice what would it

20:41

say be deceptive Do did face. Truly a

20:43

lot of the got ever get to

20:45

that point I can think of what

20:48

it is. Actually it's like bite me.

20:50

I'm sure there are things that by.

20:53

I'm. Sure they say that he could say

20:55

about my mother. that would make me. Want.

20:57

To slap him in the face. But.

21:00

My. Mom go have to explain what he did

21:02

to make does like light up a Don't get

21:04

me wrong I'm oh damn I got you. But

21:06

I just want to know a little bit about

21:08

how we got here in the forest. Plus. You.

21:11

Know by this just as gimme a

21:13

here. Just. Give me a hand

21:15

like Obama dire need to know up doing for

21:17

good cause. I

21:24

saw it. you see today saw with

21:26

a cappella past he got hurt at

21:28

their Douglas the Way for his way

21:30

for Stone Courts and for the past

21:32

year hurt. Yeah I saw like I've

21:34

gone to a low scuffle with the

21:37

fan storm in the court year hour.

21:39

To start by saying. and

21:41

and know a good as well mean nothing

21:43

to younger people but to you people have

21:45

a certain age we gotta grade a sire

21:48

face after he realized what had happened philip

21:50

our school you know i had thought about

21:52

the sour face in a very very very

21:54

long time does i gave us and grade

21:57

a sour face after what happened to build

21:59

path look man it's it's a

22:01

situation that you see many times in college

22:03

basketball now the kids decided

22:05

this is a moment to storm the floor and

22:07

so they stormed the floor and the coaches couldn't

22:09

get the players couldn't get their guys off the

22:12

floor at the Philipowski was out there and

22:15

it's raised some questions about should court storming

22:17

be allowed and the answer is such an

22:19

obvious note that I can't even believe that

22:21

anybody needs to bring up the question or

22:23

the idea as to whether or not court

22:25

storming should be banned of course it should

22:27

be banned I I just need to ask

22:29

this question it's very simple if

22:31

it's not okay for all the people to be

22:34

on the floor at any other time why is

22:36

it okay for all the people to be on

22:38

the floor there at the end of the game

22:40

now let me tell you the biggest thing I

22:42

got a whole number of reasons why this is

22:44

like so dumb and silly but I

22:46

want to point out one thing right fast I

22:49

learned this lesson many many years ago I

22:51

went to a Prince concert and I

22:53

had tickets on the floor and Prince

22:55

came back and played an encore and

22:58

as he's playing the encore I

23:01

remember there was a woman two rows behind

23:03

me who was standing on her

23:05

chair dancing as Prince was playing

23:08

and I never could find where it

23:10

was because I definitely was looking but

23:13

somebody had absolutely fired something up down

23:15

there on the floor and so

23:18

I'm looking at security as securities looking at

23:20

the woman who's dancing during the encore and

23:22

security is trying to get her to get

23:24

down out of her chair because it's obviously

23:27

unsafe for her to be doing that and

23:29

she is just acting like he's not there

23:31

like her eye level is here and the

23:33

security is like here and she just looking

23:35

straight past him like he ain't there and

23:38

then finally he gave up and I remember

23:40

I looked at her and she looked at

23:42

me like what are you gonna do and

23:46

I learned something in that moment which is

23:48

no one in the

23:50

world has ever

23:52

lost their authority faster

23:55

than Security during an unexpected

23:58

encore. They

24:00

have no leverage. All.

24:02

They can do with kick you out. But.

24:05

The shows already over. They.

24:07

See it? Do anything

24:09

in there moment? Is.

24:11

So the court storm is like the Al

24:14

Gore on steroids. No one has any less

24:16

Seine leverage over the keys. What they get

24:18

out there. it is a full on state

24:20

of lawlessness and you know that it's estate.

24:23

A lot of this because ability those clips

24:25

had a game and you the saw security

24:27

be a lie I saw come down y'all

24:29

come down y'all come down Now you know.

24:32

Go tell me that security at these games

24:34

These this is a good idea if eg.

24:36

this were we talking about here that are

24:38

anathema to they hold exist. It's. right?

24:41

Like this is what they exist to prevent

24:43

and as I I jog outage our com

24:46

about a notice is a horrific. Ideas are

24:48

to say that people are terrified of odd

24:50

appeared it's you gotta I know that that

24:52

you would already cameras as your house and

24:55

all these different levels of a lox an

24:57

artist up and you got a pistol in

24:59

every room and everything else because you afraid

25:01

of the unknown A What might happen and

25:04

we ask the questions. G guys you think

25:06

it's okay to just let a few thousand

25:08

people run onto a basketball court? You think

25:10

that. We should just assume all of them

25:13

have good intentions. know. It's

25:15

craziness. This is a liability issue waiting

25:17

to happen and it is a very

25:19

easy way obviously for one of the

25:21

players to get hurt and you want

25:23

to know what are the reasons as

25:25

a great way for the blurb. Get

25:27

her. Look. What happened with

25:29

bill passes and noticed that I said with

25:31

fill a pastiche in that to fill a

25:34

power years as sour face. Easy.

25:36

That classic sour face right there. a crazy party

25:38

is our know who'd our why duty as is

25:40

facing the camera cause I have a bad it's

25:42

is the cards best the bodies year him at

25:45

like eight different do that with the do is

25:47

that Ryan Kelly said I as a cell with

25:49

what it is but anyway. Would.

25:52

Fill a party without dear and abuse

25:54

running that. Yum. You'll.

25:56

Notice. He. tried to

25:59

give one of shove and

26:02

he gave one on the shove and

26:04

it didn't cause the injury I don't

26:06

think but he gave the shove and

26:08

then another one came and got him

26:10

low and that's where the injury seemed

26:12

to take place but he tried to

26:14

he tried to dish out a little

26:16

bit of punishment now I would like

26:18

to note that him dishing out the

26:20

dishing out a blow see what

26:23

I'm saying right there boom now I would

26:25

like to point out if somebody pushed him

26:27

back he threw the

26:29

blow and now go get me wrong the person

26:31

that pushed him back was not at all at

26:34

risk they in the wrong for pushing him to

26:36

he in the wrong for throwing that push as

26:38

he did because that was a bit unnecessary but

26:40

that's what's gonna happen when you got thousands of

26:42

people out there running out of cat something like

26:45

that is entirely possible and look you don't know

26:47

who it is that he pushing they don't know

26:49

who it is they running all Bernie Maxwell could

26:51

have been on that team ain't no telling what

26:53

would have gone down if it was him but

26:56

you have no idea what's going on here and

26:58

so what's happened is this

27:00

is it's a television shot

27:03

like the schools like the shot because it

27:05

makes it look like they got all this

27:08

fan spirit and they can put it in

27:10

their commercials and everything else and dad I

27:12

died but to me ultimately feel storming court

27:14

storming with a

27:17

couple of exceptions has become totally played

27:19

out but what it has become

27:21

and what it's evolved into is something

27:24

that people associate with a

27:26

college experience tell you a story

27:28

20 years ago North Carolina

27:31

when I was in graduate school there they played

27:33

a game against Miami Miami I want to say

27:36

was number three in the nation at that time

27:38

the last time anybody really gave a damn about

27:40

Miami football but anyway Carolina beat

27:42

him and Carolina was terrible but I want

27:44

to say Carolina beat him 28 to 21

27:46

or something like that and they stormed the field

27:48

I remember talking to somebody who was there when they stormed

27:50

the field it was homecoming I remember that there was there

27:52

when they stormed the field and they were just like yeah

27:55

we just felt good to have

27:57

our chance to do that right

28:00

And so when I think of

28:02

like when I first became aware of people running on

28:04

the floor like that, my recollection at

28:06

least, and this is you know anecdotal and maybe

28:08

I'm missing the point, but my recollection at least

28:10

is that it would be like

28:13

spectacular and spontaneous. Like there's just all this

28:15

energy that could not be contained and then

28:17

boom it just ran out onto the floor,

28:19

right? Like the game was over last second

28:21

shot or something like that and then everybody

28:23

runs out on the floor. It makes it

28:25

no safer, but that I think

28:27

is different than this idea that we've got

28:29

now is that storming the floor is like

28:31

part and parcel of going to

28:33

school and you create the moment

28:36

where you storm the floor. You understand what

28:38

I'm saying? And so basically what

28:40

I feel like you're doing is that's

28:43

supposed to be like a Haley's Comet moment,

28:46

right? It only happens every X amount of time

28:48

or whatever. Instead of this is

28:50

like your birthright. If you go to a D1

28:52

school that you get your chance to

28:55

storm the floor and it's

28:58

not worth it. Like just because the kids

29:00

think it's cool or just because they think

29:02

of the shot, it is obviously terribly unsafe

29:05

for the players, for the coaches and everything

29:07

else. And again, not everybody's built to react

29:09

to those things in the same way. Somebody

29:11

gets swung on, somebody get tossed out. There's

29:13

a zillion different things that could happen and

29:15

none of them are actually good. Not

29:18

a single one of them is good. And

29:20

I'm going to tell you this other part

29:22

too. And this is why I'm actually most

29:24

surprised that they've allowed the court

29:26

storming to happen. And I may

29:28

be giving the game away right now, but I'm going

29:30

to just throw it out there because it needs to

29:32

be pointed out. OK, they

29:35

are really lucky that up until

29:37

this point that the

29:39

court stormers have not stopped

29:41

and realized. If

29:44

we can do this now, we

29:48

can do this anytime,

29:52

whenever we want. If

29:54

we all just decide we're going to do it, what

29:56

they going to do? We can just run out

29:59

there. So for now. they out here doing

30:01

it because they happy. Wait till they

30:03

don't like a call. Wait till

30:05

the best player files out and they think

30:07

it's unfair. Wait till it's some kind of

30:09

brawl on the floor and they decide they

30:11

need to get involved. But what the court

30:13

storming the fact that

30:16

it happens seems to indicate important a recognition by

30:18

the people in charge. But

30:20

you can't stop it. That in

30:22

the end if the this is a metaphor

30:24

for life by the way right and enough

30:26

of y'all decide that we gonna do this

30:28

they can't check us and y'all can just

30:30

go out there and do this and I

30:32

thought they'd want to put their foot on

30:34

the neck of that idea right

30:36

that's what I would have thought. But

30:39

you know what that means okay like

30:42

they are just a they are cast out to

30:44

the understanding of the idea that if the revolution

30:46

come they can't stop right they just like all

30:48

right all right cool we just let it slide

30:50

right just let them do what they want to

30:52

do because this a good time and that points

30:55

out four important letters for those y'all who know

30:57

me I bet y'all know what these four letters

30:59

are that I'm gonna throw out there you know

31:01

what the four letters are that's right G

31:04

T B W

31:06

cuz as much as everybody seems to

31:08

act like and believe they ain't really

31:10

got no idea how it is the

31:12

day would stop this I just need

31:15

you to imagine that is 3,000 young

31:17

African Americans trespassing

31:19

in such a fashion. It

31:22

wouldn't happen again guys it wouldn't

31:24

happen again and if

31:26

a few basketball players had

31:28

to inhale a little bit of tear gas

31:30

to prove the point then that's just what

31:33

you'd have to do you gotta break some

31:35

eggs to make some omelets baby and they

31:37

would omelet they black asses all the way

31:39

back in the crowd and this would never

31:42

ever ever happen again so yeah you need

31:44

to ask yourself should they be allowed to

31:46

storm the court ask yourself if it was

31:48

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31:50

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34:56

crazy golf tournament. Hi, I'm

34:58

Zach Jason, a features editor at

35:00

Business Insider. I recently

35:02

wrote about the drunken spectacle that I

35:05

witnessed at this year's waste management open

35:07

in Phoenix. It's

35:09

long been known as the rowdiest tournament on the

35:11

PGA Tour, and this year happened

35:13

to be the rowdiest, most unhinged ever. Over

35:16

the four days, there were more than 650 emergency calls,

35:20

300 ejections, and more than

35:22

50 arrests. I

35:24

went with some of my friends on Saturday,

35:26

the wildest day, when more than

35:28

200,000 people, I don't know how

35:30

many of them you can even call fans, flooded

35:33

the course. The vibe

35:35

was apparent by the time we got there at 9am, when

35:38

the average person seemed to already be a

35:40

few spiked seltzers deep. The

35:42

tournament, especially in the stadium,

35:44

at the 16th hole, the loudest hole

35:46

in golf, as it's known, has

35:49

built up such a reputation for being

35:51

a party that it's become less of

35:53

a professional sports event and more

35:55

of a black hole, a

35:57

feral manhood. It is mostly dudes.

36:01

Here are just a few of the things that I saw that I

36:03

was able to put into print. A streaker

36:05

ran into a bunker and the crowd booed

36:07

because they were upset he wasn't completely naked.

36:10

No hog, as one guy complained. I

36:13

saw urinals overflowing by the dozens. I

36:16

saw a woman crying beside a cactus in

36:18

a puddle of her own vomit by the

36:20

11th rough, getting oxygen from

36:22

an EMT at 10am. I

36:25

saw a guy in his 50s walk up to a

36:27

group of four law school students in their early 20s

36:29

and ask, do girls pay attention

36:31

to technology? They listen to him

36:33

talk about his AI startup for about three

36:35

minutes before walking away. The

36:37

day was so bonkers that by Monday, tournament's

36:40

executive director announced that by next year, there

36:42

would be a complete operational change. Did he

36:45

say no hog? He sure did, bro. Yo,

36:47

like I was just gonna make the point

36:49

and it's kind of in line with the

36:51

same stuff about like the court storming that

36:53

once this becomes advertised, like this is the

36:56

place to come act up, then what you're

36:58

gonna have is people who come specifically for

37:00

the point of acting up because now everybody

37:02

like in order to stand out, you got

37:05

to act up the most or whatever it

37:07

is. But they said no guy, I'm

37:09

just gonna throw this out there. They

37:11

are two Americas. And I feel very

37:13

confident saying I know from which one

37:15

the dude who said no hog came

37:18

from. Just a guess. Just a guess.

37:20

What else do we have? All right, we got a

37:22

story on elderly care. Hi, I'm Reina Cohen,

37:24

the author of a new book called The

37:26

Other Significant Others, reimagining life with

37:28

friendship at the center. I recently had an

37:31

excerpt of the book appear in the Atlantic

37:33

and that piece tells the story of two

37:35

friends named Barb and Inez. And

37:37

if friendship were an Olympic sport, these

37:40

women would absolutely win the gold medal. They

37:43

have been best friends for 50 years. They've

37:45

spent 25 of those years living together

37:47

in retirement. And they

37:49

take care of each other. They go to the same

37:51

primary care doctor. They've seen each

37:53

other through surgeries and illnesses and tragedies. A

37:57

sociologist who studies aging said that the living

37:59

and caring arrangement these women have

38:01

could be the wave of the future

38:03

because of demographic changes. Marriage

38:06

and divorce and fertility rates with the way they

38:08

are mean that older adults will need help from

38:11

people other than their immediate family as they age.

38:14

The other thing about Barb and I Nessa's story is that

38:16

they show that there's a way to

38:18

flip a common caregiving dynamic. Often

38:20

the person being cared for can feel like a burden

38:23

or they have to pay someone to do that work

38:26

and those are unequal relationships. Instead

38:28

these two friends experience caregiving

38:30

as a partnership. It's

38:32

a less hierarchical mode of caregiving and

38:35

it's based not on a relationship of

38:37

dependence but one of equality. Yeah

38:39

I'm not gonna lie as the 43 year old

38:41

dude that single with no kids I saw that

38:43

story that I just want to put that out

38:45

there and just be like hey man you

38:48

know what I'm saying? Like we about to

38:50

be friends giving for life out this piece.

38:53

Like we need to keep this in mind

38:55

all y'all I got some homies out here

38:58

in a very similar boat that I don't

39:00

listen to this show. Maybe we need to

39:02

start taking some notes off these old ladies

39:04

to figure out what to do because it's

39:06

about to be us unless something changes. It's

39:09

real to me damn it it's real to me.

39:11

Shout out you better hope that woman loves you

39:13

for real otherwise you're gonna be out here with

39:15

us and you younger too you got to put

39:17

it all to work on the front end. Yeah

39:19

I'm just gonna be a full-time caregiver at this

39:21

point just for some of my older friends. Nah

39:23

you gonna be you're gonna be part

39:26

of the crew and this just becomes your payback

39:28

for all the knowledge and wisdom that we've been

39:30

hitting y'all's little young dumbasses with for all these

39:32

years right? Like that's that's what the payback is

39:34

just come through for the homies in they time

39:37

and need you know what I'm saying? Future

39:39

beneficial. There we go. Let me tell

39:41

you something boy them nursing homes expensive.

39:43

They sure are. We

39:45

could go to the next story which similar

39:47

very similar to the Wendy Williams situation happening

39:49

right now. Hi I'm Gabby Lanceverk and

39:51

I'm the health reporter for Business Insider.

39:54

I covered the recent diagnosis of

39:56

Wendy Williams with frontotemporal dementia and

39:58

primary progressive aphasia. Williams

40:01

had stepped down last year from

40:03

her namesake talk show due to

40:05

other health complications, and her

40:07

care team announced a new diagnosis on February

40:09

22nd. Frontotemporal

40:11

dementia refers to a group of neurological

40:13

disorders in which nerve cells are damaged

40:15

in certain areas of the brain. The

40:18

frontal lobe, located behind the forehead,

40:20

and the temporal lobes behind the

40:22

ears help to regulate language abilities,

40:24

mood, and behavior, so damage

40:27

to those areas of the brain can cause

40:29

people to have trouble communicating, speaking, and writing,

40:32

and to experience sudden changes to their

40:34

behavior or even their personality. You

40:37

may have heard of frontal temporal dementia

40:39

in the news recently already, as actor

40:41

Bruce Willis was also diagnosed with the

40:43

condition and with aphasia last year. The

40:46

condition is the most common form of dementia in

40:48

people under age 60. It

40:50

can have similar symptoms as Alzheimer's, but tends

40:52

to occur in younger people. As

40:55

of now, there is no cure or

40:57

treatment according to research and advocacy organizations,

41:00

and the disease is progressive, which means that

41:02

symptoms worsen over time. Yeah, so

41:04

I put this in

41:07

in part because Wendy Williams

41:09

is one of those people that I've been

41:11

aware of, I guess now for like 30

41:13

years, give or take, but I didn't look

41:15

up until recently and realize like just how

41:18

ridiculously famous and ultimately influential she has ultimately

41:20

been. You

41:22

know, that just happens sometimes where like I didn't think

41:24

of a person because I'm not a person like watching

41:27

daytime talk shows or whatever, but she

41:29

was that woman. And

41:32

you look at content,

41:35

especially in this

41:37

internet era, in the podcast stuff,

41:39

especially with black people, and

41:41

you see like the Wendy Williams influence

41:43

all over the place. Like ask yourself

41:45

as crazy as this goes down, ask

41:48

yourself how many dudes is out

41:50

here doing podcasts, trying to be like Wendy Williams.

41:53

Boots, right? Like it's

41:56

a whole lot of airing people out, a whole

41:58

lot of dragging people. Like, you know. the

42:00

way do we just kind of, and I mean I

42:02

engage in some of this too myself, but let's be

42:04

clear, like the way do we get into people's business

42:06

and talk about it in the peripheral ways and all,

42:08

hey man, like a lot of that

42:11

goes there, like the line and turning

42:13

that into big business, a lot of

42:15

that starts right there with Wendy Williams,

42:17

the hugely influential figure that is hugely influential

42:19

to people who would swear to you

42:21

that they didn't like her in the

42:23

first place. All

42:29

right Bo, I know you offered up AMA to

42:32

the audience, a lot of great submissions. We'll start

42:34

with this first one. I think they sent it

42:36

in because you were tweeting about the wire and

42:38

Stringer Bell so frequently, so here we go. Hey,

42:40

I've heard you talk about both of these people

42:43

before, so I wanted to ask, who

42:45

would you least want to be

42:47

stuck in an elevator with? Stringer

42:51

Bell or Elliot

42:53

Stabler? Love the show? See,

42:56

that's a tough one. That's a tough

42:58

one. Like I'm

43:00

not too big on Elliot Stabler from

43:03

SVU because like quite honestly, I mean

43:06

he's so police, like

43:08

he all the police, all the time, you know,

43:10

they may get, you know, he'd be out here

43:12

hunting down child molasses, so that allows you to

43:14

cut a little slack to his extra violence, but

43:16

you know, I guess in the end, at least

43:19

I feel like his heart is in the right

43:21

place as opposed to God damn Stringer Bell. As

43:23

I told you, man, I saw Stringer Bell in

43:25

that movie about Nelson Mandela and I had to

43:28

kind of like stop and take a moment and

43:30

realize, man, maybe I've been a little bit unfair

43:32

to apartheid, you know what I'm saying? Like if

43:34

it's Stringer Bell on one side and anything else

43:36

on the other, how bad could the other thing

43:38

be? So I had to

43:40

be fair to apartheid. I had to at least give

43:42

it a fair acquittal, you know what I'm saying? And

43:44

I realized I could hate two things at once, so

43:47

it was cool or whatever, but no, I feel

43:49

like the only thing that would worry me about

43:51

riding the elevator with Stringer Bell is it would

43:53

only be a matter of time before he started

43:55

trying to get me like his business card to

43:57

try to get me interested in what was the

44:00

called prepaid legal, you know what I

44:02

mean? That would be my

44:04

concern is him trying to like, get

44:06

me involved in the prepaid legal. And

44:09

that's not what I would want there.

44:11

But like I say, at least stapler

44:13

trying to do good things the

44:16

wrong way, you know? Strang

44:18

on the other hand, just

44:20

bad news. I'm just imagining what kind of

44:23

small talk either guy would have to you

44:25

on the elevator to start things off. Now

44:27

you imagine how frustrated I would be and

44:30

listening to string of bill, misused economic stars. Like

44:32

you just imagine as he's trying to, trying to,

44:36

who we got next, man? Who we got next? All

44:38

right, we got a caller who loves your episodes with

44:40

Spencer Hall and the chemistry you guys have and curious

44:43

about how it all happened. Hey, Bomani, how's it going,

44:45

man? Big fan. Wanted

44:47

to ask, I'm a huge fan of all

44:49

of your episodes with Spencer

44:51

Hall. And I think you

44:54

guys are just like a perfect combination together. I've

44:56

listened to that Stevie Wonder episode like at least

44:58

five times. So

45:00

I guess my question was, how'd you first get introduced

45:02

to Spencer or how did he get introduced to you

45:04

and kind of how did your friendships start? Cause I

45:06

think you guys just play off each other so well

45:08

and you're two of the most interesting people in sports

45:10

media in my opinion. So just curious

45:13

kind of how that started and

45:15

how your friendship has grown. So anyways, keep up

45:17

the great work, man. Love the show. All right,

45:19

appreciate it. It's pretty simple. We met on the

45:21

internet and then he started coming on my radio

45:23

show and then Spencer got me a job

45:25

at where his job was. And then it

45:27

just kind of went from there. But

45:30

I tell people this, this is a wild thing. And I

45:32

think my Atlanta folks would understand me on this to a

45:34

degree. I was out with Spencer once, I

45:36

guess it was the year 2012 and

45:38

we're at some bar that only he would pick

45:40

out something like medieval type shit over there by

45:42

MJQ. Like definitely not a place that I would

45:44

have found myself. I mean, medieval literally, like that's

45:46

how I would describe that. So anyway, we're sitting

45:49

there in the bar and I stopped

45:51

and I took a moment and I looked

45:53

around and I realized like, this is

45:55

the first time I have ever voluntarily hung out with

45:57

a white person in this city. And I am not

45:59

a person. that's opposed to hanging out with

46:01

white people. That's just how like segregated Atlanta

46:03

is and it hit me. And then later

46:05

that night, I'll never forget it was these

46:07

two younger black women. I think I was

46:10

in my early 30s. They had to be

46:12

in their early 20s. And I forget what

46:14

the t-shirt was that Spencer was wearing, but

46:16

it made some illusion to Bo Jackson. And

46:18

I'm just watching him talk to these young

46:20

ladies about the 1982 Auburn, Alabama game. And

46:22

I'm looking at their faces and I'm like,

46:24

Oh my God, they are eating this shit

46:27

up. Like they are going for

46:29

every single word that he is saying

46:31

right now about this nerdy college football

46:33

stuff that he and I ordinarily talk

46:35

about, which is to say, Hey man,

46:38

all my weird white homies, you got more of

46:40

a chance than you realize. You just

46:42

don't know. All right. Here's our last question.

46:44

Hey, Bobani. This is Jaylen Brown. Not

46:47

the subject, just to clarify, but

46:49

being a HBCU alum, I've

46:52

noticed, you know, throughout the past couple

46:54

of years, we've got a couple

46:57

of upsets, you know, against bigger

46:59

power, five schools and basketball

47:02

compared to football.

47:04

So my question is, do you think

47:06

that HBCU sports

47:09

should maybe pivot and

47:12

get a hard focus on the

47:15

basketball space where

47:17

we could possibly see some growth as opposed

47:19

to trying to compete with

47:21

some of these bigger D1 schools and football?

47:23

How about you graduate the kids that you

47:25

got? How about that? Right? It's not going

47:27

to happen. I don't like the dream of

47:29

you go, we go start getting, no, we're

47:31

not going to start getting big time players

47:33

to go to these schools. Not enough of

47:35

them to make an actual difference. No, that's

47:37

not, it's not happening. Never did happen. Never

47:39

going to happen. It's fine. It's not going

47:42

down. How about you graduate the kids that

47:44

you got here? Because if you really want

47:46

to tell me that you sound like the

47:48

white man, it is you saying that you

47:50

only believe that the kids that play ball

47:52

that deserve that level of treatment are the

47:54

ones that help fulfill your capitalist dreams. Because

47:56

that's basically what you're telling me every time

47:58

you say this. playing basketball right

48:00

now. They deserve pretty good treatment too. How

48:03

about focus on the kids that you got

48:05

right now? Cause in the end, we

48:07

ain't got the facilities. Have you looked at what's

48:09

they got? They got like a Mike, Matt McDonald's

48:11

and Taco Bell in the locker room at some

48:13

of these places. I don't think that I'm being

48:16

literal, but I ain't being far off from this.

48:18

We ain't got that kind of bread to compete

48:20

with that. Do right by the

48:22

players that we got. And I promise

48:24

you everything going to be okay. But

48:26

Hey, ladies and gentlemen, thanks so much

48:29

for joining us here on the right

48:31

time, but right fast. Sean, when prize

48:33

picks, what do people prize picks? Indeed.

48:35

We got some NBA games tonight. DeMonte

48:38

is a bonus 19 and a half

48:40

points. Jalen Brunson, 24 and a half

48:42

points. Kate Cunningham, two and a half

48:44

rebounds more on all of the above.

48:46

Really? You sure you sure you want

48:49

to go over Sean? Like over, over

48:51

anyone. I'm just checking. I'm just checking. I'm just

48:53

checking. I was, I love that this time you

48:55

didn't even say it in between like we're basically

48:57

reached a point where all you got to do

48:59

is say today. Sean is an optimist. That's what

49:01

that is. Sean's optimistic prize

49:04

picks. Let's try to make you guys

49:06

some money. Hopefully optimism works. And

49:09

he has more people to give buckets. I feel

49:11

it. I respect it. But like I said, ladies

49:13

and gentlemen, thanks for joining us here on the

49:15

right time, you do this three times a week.

49:17

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49:19

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49:38

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